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MiCOM P40 Agile

Brand: GE | Category: Control Unit
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  25. Chapter 1 Introduction
  26. Chapter Overview
  27. Foreword
  28. Nomenclature
  29. Product Scope
  30. Features and Functions
  31. Control Functions
  32. Compliance
  33. Functional Overview
  34. Chapter 2 Safety Information
  35. Health and Safety
  36. Symbols
  37. Installation, Commissioning and Servicing
  38. UL/CSA/CUL Requirements
  39. Equipment Connections
  40. Pre-energisation Checklist
  41. Upgrading/Servicing
  42. Decommissioning and Disposal
  43. Regulatory Compliance
  44. Chapter 3 Hardware Design
  45. Hardware Architecture
  46. Mechanical Implementation
  47. List of Boards
  48. Front Panel
  49. HMI Panel
  50. Front Parallel Port (SK2)
  51. Programable LEDs
  52. Rear Panel
  53. Figure
  54. Boards and Modules
  55. Main Processor Board
  56. Power Supply Board
  57. Watchdog
  58. Rear Serial Port
  59. Input Module - 1 Transformer Board
  60. Input Module Circuit Description
  61. Transformer Board
  62. Input Board
  63. Standard Output Relay Board
  64. IRIG-B Board
  65. Fibre Optic Board
  66. Rear Communication Board
  67. Redundant Ethernet Board
  68. Chapter 4 Software Design
  69. Sofware Design Overview
  70. System Level Software
  71. System Level Software Initialisation
  72. Platform Software
  73. Protection and Control Functions
  74. Programmable Scheme Logic
  75. Event Recording
  76. Chapter 5 Configuration
  77. Settings Application Software
  78. Using the HMI Panel
  79. Navigating the HMI Panel
  80. Default Display
  81. Default Display Navigation
  82. Password Entry
  83. Menu Structure
  84. Changing the Settings
  85. Direct Access (The Hotkey menu)
  86. Circuit Breaker Control
  87. Date and Time Configuration
  88. Without a Timing Source Signal
  89. Daylight Saving Time Compensation
  90. Settings Group Selection
  91. Chapter 6 Current Protection Functions
  92. Overcurrent Protection Principles
  93. IEC 60255 IDMT Curves
  94. European Standards
  95. North American Standards
  96. IEC and IEEE Inverse Curves
  97. Differences Between the North american and European Standards
  98. Timer Hold Facility
  99. Phase Overcurrent Protection
  100. Non-Directional Overcurrent Logic
  101. Directional Element
  102. Directional Overcurrent Logic
  103. Application Notes
  104. Ring Main Arrangements
  105. Setting Guidelines (Directional Element)
  106. Voltage Dependent Overcurrent Element
  107. Voltage Restrained Overcurrent Protection
  108. Voltage Dependent Overcurrent Logic
  109. Current Setting Threshold Selection
  110. Cold Load Pickup
  111. CLP Logic
  112. CLP for Switch Onto Fault Conditions
  113. Selective Logic
  114. Timer Setting Selection
  115. Negative Sequence Overcurrent Protection
  116. Non-Directional Negative Sequence Overcurrent Logic
  117. Directional Negative Sequence Overcurrent Logic
  118. Setting Guidelines (Time Delay)
  119. Earth Fault Protection
  120. Non-directional Earth Fault Logic
  121. Negative Sequence Polarisation
  122. Figure 52: Current level (amps) at which transient faults are self-extinguishing
  123. Figure 54: Distribution of currents during a Phase C fault
  124. Figure 56: Zero sequence network showing residual currents
  125. Setting Guidelines (Compensated networks)
  126. Sensitive Earth Fault Protection
  127. SEF Any Start Logic
  128. Wattmetric Characteristic
  129. Icos phi / Isin phi characteristic
  130. Directional SEF Logic
  131. Setting Guidelines (Insulated Systems)
  132. Figure 67: Positioning of core balance current transformers
  133. Thermal Overload Protection
  134. Thermal Overload Protection Implementation
  135. Figure 69: Spreadsheet calculation for dual time constant thermal characteristic
  136. Setting Guidelines for Single Time Constant Characteristic
  137. Broken Conductor Protection
  138. Blocked Overcurrent Protection
  139. Figure 75: Simple busbar blocking scheme characteristics
  140. Second Harmonic Blocking
  141. Second Harmonic Blocking Logic (POC Input)
  142. Second Harmonic Blocking Logic (SEF Input)
  143. Load Blinders
  144. Load Blinder Logic
  145. Load Blinder logic phase A
  146. Neutral Admittance Protection
  147. Susceptance Operation
  148. Busbar Protection
  149. Buswire Supervision
  150. Chapter 7 Restricted Earth Fault Protection
  151. REF Protection Principles
  152. Resistance-Earthed Star Windings
  153. Through Fault Stability
  154. Low Impedance REF Principle
  155. High Impedance REF Principle
  156. High Impedance REF Connection
  157. Restricted Earth Fault Protection Implementation
  158. Delayed Bias
  159. High Impedance REF Calculation Principles
  160. Low Impedance REF Protection Application
  161. Parameter Calculations
  162. High Impedance REF Protection Application
  163. Setting Guidelines for High Impedance Operation
  164. High Impedance REF for the LV winding
  165. Chapter 8 CB Fail Protection
  166. Circuit Breaker Fail Protection
  167. Circuit Breaker Fail Implementation
  168. Circuit Breaker Fail Logic
  169. Circuit Breaker Fail logic - single phase start
  170. Circuit Breaker Fail Trip and Alarm
  171. Undercurrent and ZCD Logic for CB Fail
  172. CB Fail SEF Protection Logic
  173. CB Fail Non Current Protection Logic
  174. Circuit Breaker Mapping
  175. Setting Guidelines (Undercurrent)
  176. Chapter 9 Current Transformer Requirements
  177. CT requirements
  178. SEF Protection (Core-Balanced CT)
  179. High Impedance Busbar Protection
  180. Use of ANSI C-class CTs
  181. Chapter 10 Voltage Protection Functions
  182. Undervoltage Protection
  183. Undervoltage Protection Logic
  184. Overvoltage Protection
  185. Overvoltage Protection Logic
  186. Rate of Change of Voltage Protection
  187. Residual Overvoltage Protection
  188. Residual Overvoltage Logic
  189. Calculation for Impedance Earthed Systems
  190. Neutral Voltage Displacement (Nvd) Protection Applied To Condenser Bushings (Capacitor Cones)
  191. Star connected condenser bushings
  192. Condenser bushing system vectors
  193. Device connection with resistors and shorting contact
  194. Device connection P141/ P142/ P143/ P145
  195. Setting Guidelines
  196. Negative Sequence Overvoltage Protection
  197. Sensitive Overvoltage Supervision
  198. Sensitive Overvoltage Logic
  199. Sensitive Overvoltage Filter Mode Logic
  200. Chapter 11 Frequency Protection Functions
  201. Frequency Protection Overview
  202. Underfrequency Protection
  203. Overfrequency Protection
  204. Independent R.O.C.O.F Protection
  205. Independent R.O.C.O.F Protection Logic
  206. Frequency-supervised R.O.C.O.F Protection
  207. Frequency-supervised R.O.C.O.F Logic
  208. Average Rate of Change of Frequency Protection
  209. Average R.O.C.O.F Logic
  210. Load Shedding and Restoration
  211. Load restoration with short deviation into holding band
  212. Load restoration with long deviation into holding band
  213. Load Restoration Logic
  214. Chapter 12 Power Protection Functions
  215. Overpower Protection
  216. Overpower Logic
  217. Reverse Overpower Setting Guidelines
  218. Underpower Protection
  219. Underpower Logic
  220. Sensitive Power Protection
  221. Sensitive Power Logic
  222. Sensitive Power input vectors
  223. Sensitive Power Setting Guidelines
  224. Transient Earth Fault Detection
  225. Transient Earth Fault Detection Implementation
  226. Transient Earth Fault Detection Logic
  227. Fault Type Detector Logic
  228. Chapter 13 Autoreclose
  229. Introduction to 3-phase Autoreclose
  230. Implementation
  231. Autoreclose Function Inputs
  232. AR Sys Checks OK (403)
  233. DeadTime Enabled
  234. Autoreclose Function Outputs
  235. DeadT In Prog (Dead Time in Progress)
  236. Autoreclose Function Alarms
  237. Autoreclose Operation
  238. Operating Modes
  239. Four-position selector switch implementation
  240. Operating Mode Selection Logic
  241. Start Signal Logic
  242. Blocking Signal Logic
  243. AR Initiation Logic
  244. Blocking instantaneous protection for selected trips
  245. Blocking Instantaneous Protection for Lockouts
  246. Dead Time Control
  247. AR CB Close Control
  248. AR System Checks
  249. Reclaim Timer Initiation
  250. Autoreclose Inhibit
  251. Autoreclose Lockout
  252. Overall Lockout logic
  253. Sequence Co-ordination
  254. System Checks for First Reclose
  255. Load Requirements
  256. Reclaim Timer Setting
  257. Chapter 14 Monitoring and Control
  258. Event Records
  259. Opto-input Events
  260. Fault Record Events
  261. Security Events
  262. Disturbance Recorder
  263. Measurements
  264. Demand Values
  265. Fault Locator
  266. CB Condition Monitoring
  267. Setting the thresholds for the Operating Time
  268. CB State Monitoring
  269. CB State Monitoring Logic
  270. CB Control using the Hotkeys
  271. CB Control using the Opto-inputs
  272. Remote Control of Circuit Breaker
  273. CB Control Logic
  274. Pole Dead Function
  275. System Checks
  276. Check Synchronisation
  277. System Split
  278. System Check Logic
  279. System Check PSL
  280. Use of Check Sync 2 and System Split
  281. Switch Status and Control
  282. Switch Status Logic
  283. Switch Control Logic
  284. Chapter 15 Supervision
  285. Voltage Transformer Supervision
  286. VTS Implementation
  287. VTS logic
  288. VTS Acceleration Indication Logic
  289. Current Transformer Supervision
  290. Trip Circuit Supervision
  291. PSL for TCS Scheme 1
  292. Resistor Values
  293. Chapter 16 Digital I/O and PSL Configuration
  294. Configuring Digital Inputs and Outputs
  295. Scheme Logic
  296. PSL Editor
  297. Configuring the Opto-Inputs
  298. Assigning the Output Relays
  299. Fixed Function LEDs
  300. Configuring Programmable LEDs
  301. Function Keys
  302. Control Inputs
  303. Chapter 17 Electrical Teleprotection
  304. Introduction
  305. Teleprotection Scheme Principles
  306. Configuration
  307. Example assignment of InterMiCOM signals within the PSL
  308. Connecting to Electrical InterMiCOM
  309. Chapter 18 Communications
  310. Communication Interfaces
  311. Serial Communication
  312. EIA(RS)485 Biasing Requirements
  313. Remote communication using K-Bus
  314. Standard Ethernet Communication
  315. Redundant Ethernet Communication
  316. Parallel Redundancy Protocol
  317. PRP Application in the Substation
  318. HSR Unicast Topology
  319. HSR Application in the Substation
  320. Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
  321. Self Healing Protocol
  322. Dual Homing Protocol
  323. Configuring IP Addresses
  324. Configuring the IED IP Address
  325. Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
  326. Redundant Ethernet Board MIB Structure
  327. Accessing the MIB
  328. Data Protocols
  329. Courier Database
  330. Disturbance Record Extraction
  331. Courier Configuration
  332. IEC 60870-5-103
  333. Initialisation
  334. Test Mode
  335. Physical Connection and Link Layer
  336. Object 20 Binary Counters
  337. Object 40 Analogue Output
  338. DNP3 Configuration
  339. MODBUS
  340. Register Mapping
  341. Manual selection of a disturbance record
  342. Automatic selection of disturbance record - method 1
  343. Automatic selection of disturbance record - method 2
  344. Configuration file extraction
  345. Data file extraction
  346. Setting Changes
  347. Time Synchronisation
  348. Power and Energy Measurement Data Formats
  349. MODBUS Configuration
  350. IEC 61850
  351. IEC 61850 Interoperability
  352. IEC 61850 in MiCOM IEDs
  353. IEC 61850 Peer-to-peer (GOOSE) communications
  354. Read Only Mode
  355. IEC 61850 Protocol Blocking
  356. IRIG-B Implementation
  357. PTP Domains
  358. Chapter 19 Cyber-Security
  359. Overview
  360. The Need for Cyber-Security
  361. Standards
  362. CIP 002
  363. CIP 007
  364. Cyber-Security Implementation
  365. Four-level Access
  366. Blank Passwords
  367. Access Level DDBs
  368. Password Blocking
  369. Password Recovery
  370. Password Encryption
  371. Security Events Management
  372. Logging Out
  373. Chapter 20 Installation
  374. Handling the Goods
  375. Mounting the Device
  376. Rack Mounting
  377. Cables and Connectors
  378. Power Supply Connections
  379. Voltage Transformer Connections
  380. Ethernet Metallic Connections
  381. Case Dimensions
  382. Case Dimensions 60TE
  383. Case Dimensions 80TE
  384. Chapter 21 Commissioning Instructions
  385. General Guidelines
  386. Commissioning Test Menu
  387. Test Mode Cell
  388. Red and Green LED Status Cells
  389. Commissioning Equipment
  390. Advisory Test Equipment
  391. Product Checks
  392. Visual Inspection
  393. Watchdog Contacts
  394. Test LCD
  395. Test LEDs
  396. Test Serial Communication Port RP1
  397. Test Serial Communication Port RP2
  398. Secondary Injection Tests
  399. Setting Checks
  400. Protection Timing Checks
  401. Onload Checks
  402. On-load Directional Test
  403. Final Checks
  404. Chapter 22 Maintenance and Troubleshooting
  405. Maintenance
  406. Replacing the Device
  407. Repairing the Device
  408. Replacing PCBs
  409. Replacement of communications boards
  410. Replacement of the input module
  411. Replacement of the I/O boards
  412. Post Modification Tests
  413. Troubleshooting
  414. Out of Service LED on at power-up
  415. Error Code during Operation
  416. Incorrect Analogue Signals
  417. Repair and Modification Procedure
  418. Chapter 23 Technical Specifications
  419. Interfaces
  420. Rear Serial Port 2
  421. Rear Ethernet Port Copper
  422. Base FX Transmitter Characteristics
  423. Performance of Current Protection Functions
  424. Cold Load Pickup Protection
  425. Performance of Voltage Protection Functions
  426. Performance of Frequency Protection Functions
  427. Advanced Underfrequency Protection
  428. Power Protection Functions
  429. Performance of Monitoring and Control Functions
  430. Measurements and Recording
  431. Ratings
  432. Nominal Burden
  433. Battery Backup
  434. Input / Output Connections
  435. High Break Output Contacts
  436. Mechanical Specifications
  437. Type Tests
  438. Environmental Conditions
  439. Electromagnetic Compatibility
  440. Surge Immunity Test
  441. Magnetic Field Immunity
  442. Appendix A Ordering Options
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MiCOM P40 Agile

Brand: GE | Category: Control Unit
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  23. Chapter 1 Introduction
  24. Chapter Overview
  25. Foreword
  26. Nomenclature
  27. Product Scope
  28. Ordering Options
  29. Features and Functions
  30. Control Functions
  31. Measurement Functions
  32. Logic Diagrams
  33. Functional Overview
  34. Chapter 2 Safety Information
  35. Health and Safety
  36. Symbols
  37. Installation, Commissioning and Servicing
  38. UL/CSA/CUL Requirements
  39. Equipment Connections
  40. Pre-energisation Checklist
  41. Upgrading/Servicing
  42. Decommissioning and Disposal
  43. Regulatory Compliance
  44. Chapter 3 Hardware Design
  45. Hardware Architecture
  46. Mechanical Implementation
  47. List of Boards
  48. Front Panel
  49. Keypad
  50. Front Parallel Port (SK2)
  51. Programable LEDs
  52. Rear Panel
  53. Boards and Modules
  54. Main Processor Board
  55. Power Supply Board
  56. Watchdog
  57. Rear Serial Port
  58. Input Module - 1 Transformer Board
  59. Input Module Circuit Description
  60. Transformer Board
  61. Input Board
  62. Standard Output Relay Board
  63. IRIG-B Board
  64. Fibre Optic Board
  65. Rear Communication Board
  66. Redundant Ethernet Board
  67. Coprocessor Board
  68. Chapter 4 Software Design
  69. Sofware Design Overview
  70. System Level Software
  71. System Level Software Initialisation
  72. Platform Software
  73. Protection and Control Functions
  74. Distance Protection
  75. Programmable Scheme Logic
  76. Event Recording
  77. Chapter 5 Configuration
  78. Settings Application Software
  79. Using the HMI Panel
  80. Navigating the HMI Panel
  81. Default Display
  82. Default Display Navigation
  83. Password Entry
  84. Menu Structure
  85. Changing the Settings
  86. Direct Access (The Hotkey menu)
  87. Circuit Breaker Control
  88. Line Parameters
  89. Residual Compensation
  90. Date and Time Configuration
  91. Without a Timing Source Signal
  92. Daylight Saving Time Compensation
  93. Settings Group Selection
  94. Chapter 6 Current Differential Protection
  95. Current Differential Protection Principle
  96. Synchronisation of Current Signals
  97. GPS Synchronisation
  98. Phase Current Differential Protection
  99. Phase Current Differential Tripping Criteria
  100. Phase Current Differential Protection Logic
  101. Neutral Current Differential Protection
  102. Three-Terminal Schemes
  103. Three-Terminal Scheme Reconfiguration on Energisation
  104. Transient Bias
  105. Capacitive Charging Current Compensation
  106. CT Compensation
  107. Feeders with In-Zone Transformers
  108. Zero Sequence Filtering
  109. Magnetising Inrush Restraint
  110. Second Harmonic Restraint
  111. Overfluxing Restraint
  112. Logic for Feeders with In-Zone Transformers
  113. Second Harmonic Blocking Logic
  114. Fifth Harmonic Blocking Logic
  115. Current Differential Intertripping
  116. Stub Bus Differential Protection
  117. Application Notes
  118. Sensitivity Under Heavy Loads
  119. Permissive Intertripping
  120. Feeders with Small Tapped Loads
  121. Setting a Three-Terminal Phase Current Differential Element
  122. Chapter 7 Distance Protection
  123. Introduction
  124. Impedance Calculation
  125. Distance Measuring Zones Operating Principles
  126. Mho Characteristics
  127. Directional Self-Polarized Mho Characteristic for Earth Faults
  128. Offset Mho Characteristic for Earth Faults
  129. Memory Polarization of Mho Characteristics
  130. Cross Polarization of Mho Characteristics
  131. Implementation of Mho Polarization
  132. Quadrilateral Characteristic
  133. Directional Quadrilaterals
  134. Earth Fault Quadrilateral Characteristics
  135. Quadrilateral Characteristic for Phase Faults
  136. Phase Fault Impedance Reach Line
  137. Phase Fault Resistive Reach Line
  138. Phase Fault Reverse Resistive Reach Line
  139. Phase and Earth Fault Distance Protection Implementation
  140. Distance Protection Phase Selection
  141. Biased Neutral Current Detector
  142. Distance Element Zone Settings
  143. Advanced Distance Zone Settings
  144. Capacitor VT Applications
  145. Load Blinding
  146. Cross Country Fault Protection
  147. Delta Directional Element
  148. Delta Directional Decision
  149. Distance Isolated and Compensated Systems
  150. Earth Fault Distance Protection for Isolated and Compensated Systems
  151. Single-phase to Earth Faults on Isolated or Compensated Systems
  152. Implementation of Distance Protection for Isolated and Compensated Networks
  153. Fault Detection Logic
  154. Phase Preferential Logic
  155. Earth Fault Characteristic
  156. Quadrilateral Resistive Reaches
  157. Dynamic Tilting
  158. Fixed Tilting
  159. Directional Element for Distance Protection
  160. Load Blinding Setup
  161. Delta Directional Element Setting Guidelines
  162. Distance Protection Worked Example
  163. Line Impedance Calculation
  164. Zone 2 Phase and Ground Reach Settings
  165. Load Avoidance
  166. Teed Feeder Applications
  167. Chapter 8 Carrier Aided Schemes
  168. Carrier Aided Schemes Implementation
  169. Default Carrier Aided Schemes
  170. Aided Distance Scheme Logic
  171. Permissive Over-reach Scheme
  172. Permissive Overreach Trip Reinforcement
  173. Permissive Overreach Weak Infeed Features
  174. Current Reversal Guard Logic
  175. Aided Distance Blocking Schemes
  176. Aided Distance Unblocking Schemes
  177. Aided Distance Logic Diagrams
  178. Carrier Aided Schemes Receive Logic
  179. PUR Aided Tripping logic
  180. POR Aided Tripping logic
  181. Aided Scheme Blocking 1 Tripping logic
  182. Aided DEF Scheme Logic
  183. Zero Sequence Polarizing
  184. Negative Sequence Polarizing
  185. Aided DEF Setting Guidelines
  186. Aided DEF POR Scheme
  187. Aided DEF Blocking Scheme
  188. Aided DEF Logic Diagrams
  189. Aided DEF Send Logic
  190. Aided DEF Tripping Logic
  191. Aided Delta Scheme Logic
  192. Aided Delta Blocking Scheme
  193. Aided Delta Logic Diagrams
  194. Aided Delta Tripping Logic
  195. POR Schemes for Teed Feeders
  196. Blocking Schemes for Teed Feeders
  197. Chapter 9 Non-Aided Schemes
  198. Non-Aided Schemes
  199. Basic Schemes
  200. Basic Scheme Setting
  201. Trip On Close Schemes
  202. Switch On To Fault (SOTF)
  203. SOTF Tripping
  204. Trip On Reclose Mode
  205. Zone1 Extension Scheme
  206. Loss of Load Scheme
  207. Chapter 10 Power Swing Functions
  208. Introduction to Power Swing Blocking
  209. Power Swing Blocking
  210. Slow Power Swing Detection
  211. Detection of a Fault During a Power Swing
  212. Power Swing Load Blinding Boundary
  213. Power Swing Blocking Logic
  214. Power Swing Blocking Setting Guidelines
  215. Setting the Resistive Limits
  216. PSB Timer Setting Guidelines
  217. Out of Step Protection
  218. Out of Step Protection Operataing Principle
  219. Out of Step Logic Diagram
  220. Chapter 11 Autoreclose
  221. Introduction to Autoreclose
  222. Autoreclose Implementation
  223. Autoreclose Logic Inputs from External Sources
  224. Reset Lockout Input
  225. Autoreclose Operating Sequence
  226. AR Timing Sequence - Evolving/Permanent Fault Single-phase
  227. Autoreclose System Map
  228. Autoreclose System Map Diagrams
  229. Autoreclose Internal Signals
  230. Autoreclose DDB Signals
  231. Logic Modules
  232. CB State Monitor Logic diagram
  233. Circuit Breaker Open Logic
  234. Autoreclose OK Logic Diagram
  235. Single-Phase and Three-Phase Autoreclose
  236. Autoreclose Modes Enable Logic Diagram
  237. Autoreclose Initiation Logic Diagram
  238. AR External Trip Initiation Logic Diagram
  239. Protection Reoperation and Evolving Fault Logic Diagram
  240. Autoreclose In Progress Logic Diagram
  241. Autoreclose Sequence Counter Logic Diagram
  242. phase Autoreclose Cycle Selection
  243. Dead Time Start Enable Logic Diagram
  244. phase Dead Time Logic Diagram
  245. Circuit Breaker Autoclose Logic Diagram
  246. Prepare Reclaim Initiation Logic Diagram
  247. Succesful Autoreclose Signals Logic Diagram
  248. CB Healthy and System Check Timers Logic Diagram
  249. Autoreclose Shot Counters Logic Diagram
  250. Circuit Breaker Trip Time Monitoring
  251. CB Lockout Logic Diagram
  252. Reset Circuit Breaker Lockout
  253. Pole Discrepancy
  254. CB Trip Conversion Logic Diagram
  255. Check Synchronisation Monitor for CB Closure
  256. Voltage Monitor for CB Closure
  257. Three-phase Autoreclose System Check Logic Diagram
  258. CB Manual Close System Check Logic Diagram
  259. Setting Guidelines
  260. Reclaim Time Setting Guidelines
  261. Chapter 12 CB Fail Protection
  262. Circuit Breaker Fail Protection
  263. Circuit Breaker Fail Implementation
  264. Circuit Breaker Fail Logic
  265. Circuit Breaker Fail Logic - Part 2
  266. Circuit Breaker Fail Logic - Part 3
  267. Circuit Breaker Fail Logic - Part 4
  268. Setting Guidelines (Undercurrent)
  269. Chapter 13 Current Protection Functions
  270. Phase Fault Overcurrent Protection
  271. POC Logic
  272. Negative Sequence Overcurrent Protection
  273. NPSOC Logic
  274. Setting Guidelines (Directional element)
  275. Earth Fault Protection
  276. Directional Element
  277. Negative Sequence Polarisation
  278. Earth Fault Protection Logic
  279. Sensitive Earth Fault Protection
  280. Sensitive Earth Fault Protection Logic
  281. Setting Guidelines (Insulated Systems)
  282. High Impedance REF
  283. Thermal Overload Protection
  284. Thermal Overload Protection Implementation
  285. Setting Guidelines for Single Time Constant Characteristic
  286. Broken Conductor Protection
  287. Transient Earth Fault Detection
  288. Transient Earth Fault Detection Implementation
  289. Transient Earth Fault Detection Logic
  290. Fault Type Detector Logic
  291. Chapter 14 Voltage Protection Functions
  292. Undervoltage Protection
  293. Undervoltage Protection Logic
  294. Overvoltage Protection
  295. Overvoltage Protection Logic
  296. Compensated Overvoltage
  297. Residual Overvoltage Protection
  298. Residual Overvoltage Logic
  299. Calculation for Impedance Earthed Systems
  300. Chapter 15 Frequency Protection Functions
  301. Frequency Protection
  302. Underfrequency Protection logic
  303. Overfrequency Protection logic
  304. Independent R.O.C.O.F Protection
  305. Chapter 16 Current Transformer Requirements
  306. Recommended CT Classes
  307. Current Differential Requirements
  308. Distance Protection Requirements
  309. Determining Vk for IEEE C-class CT
  310. Worked Examples
  311. Calculation of Total Impedance up to Remote Busbar
  312. Calculation of Vk for Distance Zone 1 Close-up Fault
  313. Chapter 17 Monitoring and Control
  314. Event Records
  315. Opto-input Events
  316. Fault Record Events
  317. Security Events
  318. Disturbance Recorder
  319. Measurements
  320. CB Condition Monitoring
  321. Broken Current Accumulator
  322. CB Operating Time Accumulator
  323. Reset Lockout Alarm
  324. CB Condition Monitoring Logic
  325. Reset CB Lockout Logic Diagram
  326. Setting the thresholds for the Number of Operations
  327. CB State Monitoring
  328. CB Control using the Hotkeys
  329. CB Control using the Opto-inputs
  330. CB Healthy Check
  331. CB Control Logic Diagram
  332. Pole Dead Function
  333. System Checks
  334. Voltage Monitoring
  335. System Check PSL
  336. Chapter 18 Supervision
  337. Current Differential Supervision
  338. Current Differential Starter Supervision Logic
  339. Current Differential Start Logic
  340. Communications Asymmetry Supervision
  341. GPS Synchronisation Supervision
  342. Propogation Delay Management
  343. Voltage Transformer Supervision
  344. VTS Implementation
  345. VTS Logic
  346. Current Transformer Supervision
  347. Differential CTS Logic
  348. Standard CTS Logic
  349. Differential CTS Setting Guidelines
  350. Trip Circuit Supervision
  351. PSL for TCS Scheme 1
  352. Resistor Values
  353. Chapter 19 Digital I/O and PSL Configuration
  354. Configuring Digital Inputs and Outputs
  355. Scheme Logic
  356. PSL Editor
  357. Configuring the Opto-Inputs
  358. Assigning the Output Relays
  359. Fixed Function LEDs
  360. Configuring Programmable LEDs
  361. Function Keys
  362. Control Inputs
  363. Chapter 20 Fibre Teleprotection
  364. Protection Signalling Introduction
  365. Transmission Media and Interference
  366. Fibre Teleprotection Implementation
  367. Fibre Teleprotection Scheme Terminal Addressing
  368. Setting up IM64
  369. Three-Terminal IM64 Operation
  370. Physical Connection
  371. Communications Supervision
  372. IM64 Logic
  373. Two-ended Scheme Extended Supervision
  374. Chapter 21 Electrical Teleprotection
  375. Teleprotection Scheme Principles
  376. Implementation
  377. Configuration
  378. Connecting to Electrical InterMiCOM
  379. Chapter 22 Communications
  380. Communication Interfaces
  381. Serial Communication
  382. EIA(RS)485 Biasing Requirements
  383. Standard Ethernet Communication
  384. Redundant Ethernet Communication
  385. Parallel Redundancy Protocol
  386. High-Availability Seamless Redundancy (HSR)
  387. HSR Unicast Topology
  388. Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
  389. Self Healing Protocol
  390. Dual Homing Protocol
  391. Configuring IP Addresses
  392. Configuring the IED IP Address
  393. PRP/HSR Configurator
  394. Installing the Configurator
  395. PRP/HSR Device Identification
  396. HSR Configuration
  397. End of Session
  398. RSTP IP Address Configuration
  399. Installation
  400. Setup
  401. Mirroring Function
  402. Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
  403. Redundant Ethernet Board MIB Structure
  404. Accessing the MIB
  405. Data Protocols
  406. Courier Database
  407. Disturbance Record Extraction
  408. Courier Configuration
  409. IEC 60870-5-103
  410. Initialisation
  411. Test Mode
  412. Physical Connection and Link Layer
  413. Object 20 Binary Counters
  414. Object 40 Analogue Output
  415. DNP3 Configuration
  416. IEC 61850
  417. Benefits of IEC 61850
  418. IEC 61850 in MiCOM IEDs
  419. IEC 61850 Data Model Implementation
  420. Ethernet Functionality
  421. IEC 61850 Edition 2
  422. Read Only Mode
  423. IEC 61850 Protocol Blocking
  424. Time Synchronisation
  425. IRIG-B Implementation
  426. PTP Domains
  427. Chapter 23 Cyber-Security
  428. Overview
  429. The Need for Cyber-Security
  430. Standards
  431. CIP 002
  432. CIP 007
  433. Cyber-Security Implementation
  434. Four-level Access
  435. Blank Passwords
  436. Access Level DDBs
  437. Password Blocking
  438. Password Recovery
  439. Password Encryption
  440. Security Events Management
  441. Logging Out
  442. Chapter 24 Installation
  443. Handling the Goods
  444. Mounting the Device
  445. Rack Mounting
  446. Cables and Connectors
  447. Power Supply Connections
  448. Voltage Transformer Connections
  449. Ethernet Metallic Connections
  450. Case Dimensions
  451. Case Dimensions 60TE
  452. Case Dimensions 80TE
  453. Chapter 25 Commissioning Instructions
  454. General Guidelines
  455. Commissioning Test Menu
  456. Test Mode Cell
  457. Static Test Mode
  458. IM64 Test Pattern
  459. Commissioning Equipment
  460. Advisory Test Equipment
  461. Product Checks
  462. Visual Inspection
  463. Watchdog Contacts
  464. Test LCD
  465. Test LEDs
  466. Test Output Relays
  467. Test Serial Communication Port RP2
  468. Test Ethernet Communication
  469. Test Voltage Inputs
  470. Electrical Intermicom Communication Loopback
  471. InterMicom Command Bits
  472. Intermicom 64 Communication
  473. Setting up the Loopback
  474. Setting Checks
  475. IEC 61850 Edition 2 Testing
  476. Simulated Input Behaviour
  477. Test Procedure for Real Values
  478. Test Procedure for Simulated Values - With Plant
  479. Contact Test
  480. Current Differential Protection
  481. Upper Slope
  482. Zone 1 Reach Check
  483. Zone 3 Reach Check
  484. Load Blinder
  485. Time Delay Settings
  486. Scheme Trip Test for Zone 1 Extension
  487. Signal Send Test for Permissive Schemes
  488. Delta Directional Comparison
  489. Operation and Contact Assignment
  490. Delta Protection Scheme Testing
  491. DEF Aided Schemes
  492. Preliminaries
  493. Scheme Testing
  494. Predictive OST Setting
  495. Protection Timing Checks
  496. Performing the Test
  497. System Check and Check Synchronism
  498. Check Trip and Autoreclose Cycle
  499. End-to-End Communication Tests
  500. Restoring C37.94 Fibre Connections
  501. End-to-End Scheme Tests
  502. Onload Checks
  503. Measure Capacitive Charging Current
  504. Final Checks
  505. Commmissioning the P59x
  506. P59x LEDs
  507. Loopback Test
  508. Chapter 26 Maintenance and Troubleshooting
  509. Maintenance
  510. Replacing the Device
  511. Repairing the Device
  512. Replacing PCBs
  513. Replacement of communications boards
  514. Replacement of the input module
  515. Replacement of the I/O boards
  516. Post Modification Tests
  517. Troubleshooting
  518. Out of Service LED on at power-up
  519. Error Code during Operation
  520. Incorrect Analogue Signals
  521. IEEE C37.94 fail
  522. Chapter 27 Technical Specifications
  523. Interfaces
  524. Rear Serial Port 2
  525. Rear Ethernet Port Copper
  526. Base FX Transmitter Characteristics
  527. Protection Functions
  528. Transient Overreach and Overshoot
  529. NPSOC Directional Parameters
  530. Monitoring, Control and Supervision
  531. PSL Timers
  532. Measurements and Recording
  533. Ratings
  534. Nominal Burden
  535. Battery Backup
  536. Input / Output Connections
  537. High Break Output Contacts
  538. Mechanical Specifications
  539. Type Tests
  540. Environmental Conditions
  541. Electromagnetic Compatibility
  542. Surge Immunity Test
  543. Magnetic Field Immunity
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MiCOM P40 Agile

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  14. Chapter 1 Introduction
  15. Chapter Overview
  16. Foreword
  17. Product Scope
  18. Features and Functions
  19. Communication Functions
  20. Compliance
  21. Functional Overview
  22. Ordering Options
  23. Chapter 2 Safety Information
  24. Health and Safety
  25. Symbols
  26. Installation, Commissioning and Servicing
  27. UL/CSA/CUL Requirements
  28. Equipment Connections
  29. Pre-energization Checklist
  30. Peripheral Circuitry
  31. Decommissioning and Disposal
  32. Chapter 3 Hardware Design
  33. Hardware Architecture
  34. Mechanical Implementation
  35. List of Boards
  36. Front Panel
  37. Top compartment with hinged cover
  38. Front Parallel Port (SK2)
  39. Function Keys
  40. Rear Panel
  41. Boards and Modules
  42. Main Processor Board
  43. Combined Coprocessor and Isolated Input Board
  44. Power Supply Board
  45. Watchdog
  46. Rear Serial Port
  47. Input Module - 2 Transformer Boards
  48. Sigma-Delta Input Module Circuit Description
  49. Transformer Board
  50. Main Input Board
  51. Standard Output Relay Board
  52. IRIG-B Board
  53. Fibre Optic Board
  54. Rear Communication Board
  55. Ethernet Board
  56. Redundant Ethernet Board
  57. Chapter 4 Configuration
  58. Using the HMI Panel
  59. Navigating the HMI Panel
  60. Default Display
  61. Default Display Navigation
  62. Processing Alarms and Fault Records
  63. Menu Structure
  64. Changing the Settings
  65. Setting Group Selection
  66. Circuit Breaker Control
  67. Configuring the Data Protocols
  68. DNP3 Configuration
  69. DNP3 Configurator
  70. MODBUS Configuration
  71. IEC 61850 Configuration
  72. IEC 61850 Configuration Banks
  73. Date and Time Configuration
  74. Configuration Settings
  75. Date and Time
  76. General Configuration
  77. Transformer Ratios
  78. System Configuration
  79. Security Configuration
  80. Chapter 5 Protection Functions
  81. Busbar Protection
  82. Through Fault Stability
  83. Busbar Multiple Tripping Criteria
  84. Topology Replica Function
  85. Topology Replica Function DDBs
  86. Zone Current Differential Elements
  87. Check Zone Supervision
  88. Current Phase Comparison Check
  89. Optional Voltage Criteria
  90. Dead Zone (Blind Spot) Protection Logic
  91. Circuit Breaker Fail Protection
  92. CB Fail Settings
  93. CB Fail DDB signals
  94. Backup Overcurrent Protection
  95. Overcurrent 2 Settings
  96. Overcurrent DDB signals
  97. Configuring the Busbar Protection
  98. Chapter 6 Monitoring and Control
  99. Event Records
  100. Event Types
  101. Opto-input Events
  102. Fault Record Events
  103. Maintenance Events
  104. Protection Events
  105. Platform Events
  106. Disturbance Recorder
  107. Measurements
  108. Demand Values
  109. Measurement Tables
  110. Measurement Table 3
  111. I/O Functions
  112. Function Key Settings
  113. Programable LEDs
  114. LED Conditioners
  115. Opto-input Labels
  116. Opto-input DDB Signals
  117. Enhanced Time Stamping
  118. Output Relay DDB Signals
  119. Control Input Configuration
  120. Control Input Labels
  121. Voltage Transformer Supervision
  122. Trip Circuit Supervision
  123. PSL for TCS Scheme 1
  124. PSL for TCS Scheme 2
  125. Chapter 7 SCADA Communications
  126. Communication Interfaces
  127. Serial Communication
  128. EIA(RS)485 Biasing Requirements
  129. Standard Ethernet Communication
  130. Overview of Data Protocols
  131. Courier
  132. Settings Transfer
  133. Disturbance Record Extraction
  134. Programmable Scheme Logic Settings
  135. IEC 60870-5-103
  136. Time Synchronisation
  137. Command/Monitor Blocking
  138. Physical Connection and Link Layer
  139. Object 20 Binary Counters
  140. Object 40 Analogue Output
  141. MODBUS
  142. Register Mapping
  143. Manual Event Record Extraction
  144. Manual Extraction Procedure
  145. Automatic Extraction Procedure
  146. Extracting the Disturbance Data
  147. Setting Changes
  148. Power and Energy Measurement Data Formats
  149. IEC 61850
  150. IEC 61850 in MiCOM IEDs
  151. IEC 61850 Data Model Implementation
  152. Mapping GOOSE Messages to Virtual Inputs
  153. Read Only Mode
  154. IEC 61850 Protocol
  155. Demodulated IRIG-B
  156. SNTP
  157. Time Synchronsiation using the Communication Protocols
  158. Communication Settings
  159. Chapter 8 Redundant Ethernet
  160. Board Versions
  161. Board Connections
  162. Redundancy Protocols
  163. Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP)
  164. Self-Healing Protocol (SHP)
  165. Dual-Homing Protocol (DHP)
  166. Generic Functions for Redundant Ethernet Boards
  167. SNMP MIB Structure for RSTP, DHP and SHP
  168. SNMP MIB Structure for PRP
  169. Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP)
  170. Configuring IP Addresses
  171. Configuring the First Two Octets of the Board IP Address
  172. PRP Configurator
  173. Starting the Configurator
  174. PRP Configuration
  175. RSTP Configurator
  176. Check for Connected Equipment
  177. Port States
  178. Switch Manager
  179. Setup
  180. End of Session
  181. Chapter 9 Cyber-Security
  182. Overview
  183. The Need for Cyber-Security
  184. Standards
  185. CIP 002
  186. CIP 007
  187. Cyber-Security Implementation
  188. Four-level Access
  189. Blank Passwords
  190. Access Level DDBs
  191. Password Blocking
  192. Password Recovery
  193. Password Encryption
  194. Security Events Management
  195. Logging Out
  196. Cyber-Security Settings
  197. Chapter 10 Settings Application Software
  198. Introduction to the Settings Application Software
  199. Quick System Guide
  200. Download Data Models
  201. Extract a DNP3 File From a Device
  202. Curve Tool
  203. Device (Menu) Text Editor
  204. Chapter 11 Busbar Commissioning Tool
  205. P747 Busbar Commissioning Tool (Remote HMI)
  206. Scheme Editor
  207. Remove Connection
  208. Add a Label to an Element
  209. Protection Data Monitor
  210. Chapter 12 Scheme Logic
  211. Introduction to the Scheme Logic
  212. Fixed Scheme Logic
  213. Any Start Logic
  214. VTS Acceleration Indication Logic
  215. CB Fail Non Current Protection Logic
  216. Composite Earth Fault Start Logic
  217. Programmable Scheme Logic
  218. Trip Output Mappings
  219. Opto-Input Mappings
  220. Output Relay Mappings
  221. LED Mappings
  222. Circuit Breaker Mapping
  223. Chapter 13 Installation
  224. Handling the Goods
  225. Mounting the Device
  226. Rack Mounting
  227. Cables and Connectors
  228. Power Supply Connections
  229. Voltage Transformer Connections
  230. Ethernet Metallic Connections
  231. Case Dimensions
  232. Chapter 14 Commissioning Instructions
  233. General Guidelines
  234. Commissioning Test Menu
  235. Test Pattern Cell
  236. Using a Monitor Port Test Box
  237. Commissioning Equipment
  238. Product Checks
  239. Visual Inspection
  240. External Wiring
  241. Watchdog Contacts
  242. Test LEDs
  243. Test Output Relays
  244. Test Serial Communication Port RP2
  245. Test Voltage Inputs
  246. Setting Checks
  247. Busbar Protection Checks
  248. Check the Operating Time
  249. Onload Checks
  250. On-Load Busbar Differential Test
  251. Final Checks
  252. Commissioning Test Settings
  253. Chapter 15 Maintenance and Troubleshooting
  254. Maintenance
  255. Replacing the Device
  256. Repairing the Device
  257. Removing the front panel
  258. Replacing the main processor board
  259. Replacement of the input module
  260. Replacement of the power supply board
  261. Changing the battery
  262. Troubleshooting
  263. Out of Service LED on at power-up
  264. Error Code during Operation
  265. Incorrect Analogue Signals
  266. Repair and Modification Procedure
  267. Chapter 16 Technical Specifications
  268. Interfaces
  269. Rear Serial Port 2
  270. Rear Ethernet Port Copper
  271. Base FX Transmitter Characteristics
  272. Busbar Protection Functions
  273. Earth Fault Protection
  274. Performance of Monitoring and Control Functions
  275. Measurements and Recording
  276. Standards Compliance
  277. Mechanical Specifications
  278. Ratings
  279. Nominal Burden
  280. Standard Output Contacts
  281. Isolated Digital Inputs
  282. Environmental Conditions
  283. Type Tests
  284. Electromagnetic Compatibility
  285. Surge Immunity Test
  286. Magnetic Field Immunity
  287. Acronyms and Abbreviations
  288. Units for Digital Communications
  289. American Vs British English Terminology
  290. Logic Symbols and Terms
  291. Logic Timers
  292. Logic Gates
  293. Test Record
  294. Tests with Product Energised
  295. Voltage Input Tests
  296. Appendix Overview
  297. P747: Busbar Protection
  298. P747: I/O Option A
  299. P747: I/O Option B
  300. P747: I/O Option C
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  22. Chapter 1 Introduction
  23. Chapter Overview
  24. Foreword
  25. Nomenclature
  26. Product Scope
  27. Ordering Options
  28. Features and Functions
  29. Control Functions
  30. Logic Diagrams
  31. Functional Overview
  32. Chapter 2 Safety Information
  33. Health and Safety
  34. Symbols
  35. Installation, Commissioning and Servicing
  36. UL/CSA/CUL Requirements
  37. Equipment Connections
  38. Pre-energisation Checklist
  39. Upgrading/Servicing
  40. Decommissioning and Disposal
  41. Regulatory Compliance
  42. Chapter 3 Hardware Design
  43. Hardware Architecture
  44. Mechanical Implementation
  45. List of Boards
  46. Front Panel
  47. Keypad
  48. Front Parallel Port (SK2)
  49. Rear Panel
  50. Boards and Modules
  51. Main Processor Board
  52. Power Supply Board
  53. Watchdog
  54. Rear Serial Port
  55. IEC61850-9-2LE Ethernet Board
  56. Standard Output Relay Board
  57. IRIG-B Board
  58. Fibre Optic Board
  59. Rear Communication Board
  60. Redundant Ethernet Board
  61. Coprocessor Board
  62. High Break Output Relay Board
  63. Chapter 4 Software Design
  64. Sofware Design Overview
  65. System Level Software
  66. System Level Software Initialisation
  67. Platform Software
  68. Protection and Control Functions
  69. Fourier Signal Processing
  70. Programmable Scheme Logic
  71. Disturbance Recorder
  72. Chapter 5 Configuration
  73. Settings Application Software
  74. Using the HMI Panel
  75. Navigating the HMI Panel
  76. Default Display
  77. Default Display Navigation
  78. Password Entry
  79. Processing Alarms and Records
  80. Changing the Settings
  81. Direct Access (The Hotkey menu)
  82. Control Inputs
  83. Function Keys
  84. Line Parameters
  85. CB Trip Conversion Logic Diagram
  86. Mutual Compensation
  87. Date and Time Configuration
  88. Without a Timing Source Signal
  89. Daylight Saving Time Compensation
  90. Settings Group Selection
  91. Chapter 6 Sampled Value Operation
  92. Introduction To Sampled Values
  93. Data Resampling
  94. Sampled Value Alignment
  95. Impact of Data Quality on Protection Functions
  96. Sample Loss Data
  97. Virtual Inputs and Outputs
  98. IED Alarms
  99. Chapter 7 Distance Protection
  100. Introduction
  101. Impedance Calculation
  102. Distance Measuring Zones Operating Principles
  103. Mho Characteristics
  104. Directional Self-Polarized Mho Characteristic for Earth Faults
  105. Offset Mho Characteristic for Earth Faults
  106. Memory Polarization of Mho Characteristics
  107. Cross Polarization of Mho Characteristics
  108. Implementation of Mho Polarization
  109. Quadrilateral Characteristic
  110. Directional Quadrilaterals
  111. Quadrilateral Characteristic for Phase Faults
  112. Earth Fault Quadrilateral Characteristics
  113. Phase and Earth Fault Distance Protection Implementation
  114. Distance Protection Phase Selection
  115. Biased Neutral Current Detector
  116. Distance Element Zone Settings
  117. Advanced Distance Zone Settings
  118. Capacitor VT Applications
  119. Load Blinding
  120. Cross Country Fault Protection
  121. Delta Directional Element
  122. Delta Directional Decision
  123. Application Notes
  124. Earth Fault Characteristic
  125. Quadrilateral Resistive Reaches
  126. Dynamic Tilting
  127. Fixed Tilting
  128. Directional Element for Distance Protection
  129. Load Blinding Setup
  130. Delta Directional Element Setting Guidelines
  131. Line Impedance Calculation
  132. Residual Compensation for Earth Fault Elements
  133. Zone 3 Phase and Ground Reach Settings
  134. Load Avoidance
  135. Teed Feeder Applications
  136. Chapter 8 Carrier Aided Schemes
  137. Carrier Aided Schemes Implementation
  138. Default Carrier Aided Schemes
  139. Aided Distance Scheme Logic
  140. Permissive Over-reach Scheme
  141. Permissive Overreach Trip Reinforcement
  142. Permissive Overreach Weak Infeed Features
  143. Current Reversal Guard Logic
  144. Aided Distance Blocking Schemes
  145. Aided Distance Unblocking Schemes
  146. Aided Distance Logic Diagrams
  147. Aided Distance Tripping Logic
  148. POR Aided Tripping logic
  149. Aided Scheme Blocking 1 Tripping logic
  150. Aided DEF Scheme Logic
  151. Zero Sequence Polarizing
  152. Negative Sequence Polarizing
  153. Aided DEF Setting Guidelines
  154. Aided DEF POR Scheme
  155. Aided DEF Blocking Scheme
  156. Aided DEF Logic Diagrams
  157. Aided DEF Send Logic
  158. Aided DEF Tripping Logic
  159. Aided Delta Scheme Logic
  160. Aided Delta Blocking Scheme
  161. Aided Delta Logic Diagrams
  162. Aided Delta Tripping Logic
  163. POR Schemes for Teed Feeders
  164. Blocking Schemes for Teed Feeders
  165. Chapter 9 Non-Aided Schemes
  166. Non-Aided Schemes
  167. Basic Schemes
  168. Basic Scheme Setting
  169. Trip On Close Schemes
  170. Switch On To Fault (SOTF)
  171. SOTF Tripping
  172. Trip On Reclose Mode
  173. Zone1 Extension Scheme
  174. Loss of Load Scheme
  175. Chapter 10 Power Swing Functions
  176. Introduction to Power Swing Blocking
  177. Power Swing Blocking
  178. Slow Power Swing Detection
  179. Detection of a Fault During a Power Swing
  180. Power Swing Load Blinding Boundary
  181. Power Swing Blocking Logic
  182. Power Swing Blocking Setting Guidelines
  183. Setting the Resistive Limits
  184. PSB Timer Setting Guidelines
  185. Out of Step Protection
  186. Out of Step Protection Operataing Principle
  187. Out of Step Logic Diagram
  188. Chapter 11 Autoreclose
  189. Introduction to Autoreclose
  190. Autoreclose Implementation
  191. Autoreclose Logic Inputs from External Sources
  192. Reset Lockout Input
  193. Autoreclose Operating Sequence
  194. AR Timing Sequence - Evolving/Permanent Fault Single-phase
  195. AR Timing Sequence - Evolving/Permanent Fault Dual CB
  196. AR Timing Sequence - Persistent Fault
  197. Autoreclose System Map
  198. Autoreclose System Map Diagrams
  199. Autoreclose Internal Signals
  200. Autoreclose DDB Signals
  201. Logic Modules
  202. CB State Monitor
  203. Circuit Breaker Open Logic Diagram
  204. Circuit Breaker in Service Logic Diagram
  205. Leader/Follower CB Selection Logic Diagram
  206. Leader Follower Logic Diagram
  207. Autoreclose Modes
  208. Autoreclose Modes Enable Logic Diagram
  209. AR Force Three-Phase Trip Logic
  210. Autoreclose Initiation Logic
  211. Autoreclose Initiation Logic Diagram
  212. External Trip Logic Diagram for CB1
  213. External Trip Logic Diagram for CB2
  214. Protection Reoperation and Evolving Fault Logic Diagram
  215. Autoreclose In Progress Logic Diagram for CB1
  216. Autoreclose In Progress Logic Diagram for CB2
  217. Autoreclose Sequence Counter Logic Diagram
  218. Single Phase Autoreclose Cycle Selection Logic Diagram
  219. phase Autoreclose Cycle Selection
  220. Dead Time Start Enable Logic Diagram
  221. Single-phase Leader Dead Time Logic Diagram
  222. phase Leader Dead Time Logic Diagram
  223. Follower Enable Logic Diagram
  224. Single-phase Follower Timing Logic Diagram
  225. Three-phase Follower Timing Logic Diagram
  226. Circuit Breaker Autoclose Logic Diagram
  227. Prepare Reclaim Initiation Logic Diagram
  228. Reclaim Time Logic Diagram
  229. Succesful Autoreclose Signals Logic Diagram
  230. Autoreclose Reset Successful Indication Logic Diagram
  231. CB Healthy and System Check Timers Logic Diagram
  232. Autoreclose Shot Counters Logic Diagram
  233. Circuit Breaker Control
  234. Circuit Breaker Trip Time Monitoring
  235. CB Trip Time Monitoring Logic Diagram
  236. Autoreclose Lockout
  237. CB Lockout Logic Diagram
  238. Reset Circuit Breaker Lockout
  239. Reset CB Lockout Logic Diagram
  240. Pole Discrepancy Logic Diagram
  241. Voltage Monitor for CB Closure
  242. Check Synchronisation Monitor for CB Closure
  243. Synchronisation Checks for CB Closure
  244. Three-phase Autoreclose Leader Check Logic Diagram
  245. Three-phase Autoreclose Follower Check Logic Diagram
  246. CB Manual Close System Check Logic Diagram
  247. Setting Guidelines
  248. Reclaim Time Setting Guidelines
  249. Chapter 12 CB Fail Protection
  250. Circuit Breaker Fail Protection
  251. Circuit Breaker Fail Implementation
  252. Circuit Breaker Fail Logic
  253. Circuit Breaker Fail Logic - Part 2
  254. Circuit Breaker Fail Logic - Part 3
  255. Circuit Breaker Fail Logic - Part 4
  256. Setting Guidelines (Undercurrent)
  257. Chapter 13 Current Protection Functions
  258. Phase Fault Overcurrent Protection
  259. POC Logic
  260. Negative Sequence Overcurrent Protection
  261. NPSOC Logic
  262. Earth Fault Protection
  263. Directional Element
  264. Negative Sequence Polarisation
  265. Earth Fault Protection Logic
  266. Sensitive Earth Fault Protection
  267. Sensitive Earth Fault Protection Logic
  268. Setting Guidelines (Insulated Systems)
  269. High Impedance REF
  270. Thermal Overload Protection
  271. Thermal Overload Protection Implementation
  272. Setting Guidelines for Single Time Constant Characteristic
  273. Broken Conductor Protection
  274. Chapter 14 Voltage Protection Functions
  275. Undervoltage Protection
  276. Undervoltage Protection Logic
  277. Overvoltage Protection
  278. Overvoltage Protection Logic
  279. Compensated Overvoltage
  280. Residual Overvoltage Protection
  281. Residual Overvoltage Logic
  282. Calculation for Impedance Earthed Systems
  283. Chapter 15 Frequency Protection Functions
  284. Frequency Protection
  285. Underfrequency Protection logic
  286. Overfrequency Protection logic
  287. Independent R.O.C.O.F Protection
  288. Chapter 16 Monitoring and Control
  289. Event Records
  290. Opto-input Events
  291. Fault Record Events
  292. Security Events
  293. Measurements
  294. CB Condition Monitoring
  295. Broken Current Accumulator
  296. CB Trip Counter
  297. CB Operating Time Accumulator
  298. Excessive Fault Frequency Counter
  299. Reset Lockout Alarm
  300. CB Condition Monitoring Logic
  301. Setting the thresholds for the Number of Operations
  302. CB State Monitoring
  303. CB Control using the Hotkeys
  304. CB Control using the Opto-inputs
  305. CB Healthy Check
  306. CB Control Logic Diagram
  307. Pole Dead Function
  308. System Checks
  309. Voltage Monitoring
  310. System Check PSL
  311. Chapter 17 Supervision
  312. Voltage Transformer Supervision
  313. VTS Implementation
  314. VTS Logic
  315. Current Transformer Supervision
  316. Standard CTS Logic
  317. Trip Circuit Supervision
  318. PSL for TCS Scheme 1
  319. Resistor Values
  320. Chapter 18 Digital I/O and PSL Configuration
  321. Configuring Digital Inputs and Outputs
  322. Scheme Logic
  323. PSL Editor
  324. Configuring the Opto-Inputs
  325. Assigning the Output Relays
  326. Fixed Function LEDs
  327. Configuring Programmable LEDs
  328. Chapter 19 Fibre Teleprotection
  329. Protection Signalling Introduction
  330. Transmission Media and Interference
  331. Fibre Teleprotection Implementation
  332. Fibre Teleprotection Scheme Terminal Addressing
  333. Setting up IM64
  334. Physical Connection
  335. IM64 Logic
  336. Two-ended Scheme Extended Supervision
  337. Chapter 20 Electrical Teleprotection
  338. Teleprotection Scheme Principles
  339. Implementation
  340. Configuration
  341. Connecting to Electrical InterMiCOM
  342. Chapter 21 Communications
  343. Communication Interfaces
  344. Serial Communication
  345. EIA(RS)485 Biasing Requirements
  346. Standard Ethernet Communication
  347. Redundant Ethernet Communication
  348. Parallel Redundancy Protocol
  349. High-Availability Seamless Redundancy (HSR)
  350. HSR Application in the Substation
  351. Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
  352. Self Healing Protocol
  353. Dual Homing Protocol
  354. Configuring IP Addresses
  355. Configuring the IED IP Address
  356. PRP/HSR Configurator
  357. Connecting the IED to a PC
  358. PRP/HSR Device Identification
  359. HSR Configuration
  360. End of Session
  361. Installing the Configurator
  362. RSTP IP Address Configuration
  363. Installation
  364. Setup
  365. Mirroring Function
  366. Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
  367. Redundant Ethernet Board MIB Structure
  368. Accessing the MIB
  369. Data Protocols
  370. Courier Database
  371. Disturbance Record Extraction
  372. Courier Configuration
  373. IEC 60870-5-103
  374. Initialisation
  375. Test Mode
  376. Physical Connection and Link Layer
  377. Object 1 Binary Inputs
  378. Object 20 Binary Counters
  379. Object 40 Analogue Output
  380. DNP3 Configuration
  381. IEC 61850
  382. Benefits of IEC 61850
  383. IEC 61850 in MiCOM IEDs
  384. IEC 61850 Data Model Implementation
  385. Ethernet Functionality
  386. IEC 61850 Edition 2
  387. Read Only Mode
  388. IEC 61850 Protocol Blocking
  389. Time Synchronisation
  390. SNTP
  391. PTP Domains
  392. Chapter 22 Cyber-Security
  393. Overview
  394. The Need for Cyber-Security
  395. Standards
  396. CIP 002
  397. CIP 007
  398. Cyber-Security Implementation
  399. Four-level Access
  400. Blank Passwords
  401. Password Rules
  402. Password Validation
  403. Password Recovery
  404. Password Encryption
  405. Security Events Management
  406. Logging Out
  407. Chapter 23 Installation
  408. Handling the Goods
  409. Mounting the Device
  410. Rack Mounting
  411. Cables and Connectors
  412. Power Supply Connections
  413. IRIG-B Connection
  414. RS232 connection
  415. Case Dimensions
  416. Chapter 24 Commissioning Instructions
  417. General Guidelines
  418. Commissioning Test Menu
  419. Test Mode Cell
  420. Static Test Mode
  421. IM64 Test Pattern
  422. Commissioning Equipment
  423. Advisory Test Equipment
  424. Product Checks
  425. Visual Inspection
  426. Watchdog Contacts
  427. Test LCD
  428. Test LEDs
  429. Test Serial Communication Port RP1
  430. Test Serial Communication Port RP2
  431. Secondary Injection Tests
  432. Electrical Intermicom Communication Loopback
  433. InterMicom Command Bits
  434. Intermicom 64 Communication
  435. Setting up the Loopback
  436. Setting Checks
  437. IEC 61850 Edition 2 Testing
  438. Simulated Input Behaviour
  439. Test Procedure for Real Values
  440. Test Procedure for Simulated Values - With Plant
  441. Contact Test
  442. Distance Protection
  443. Zone 2 Reach Check
  444. Resistive Reach
  445. Time Delay Settings
  446. Scheme Trip Test for Zone 1 Extension
  447. Signal Send Test for Permissive Schemes
  448. Delta Directional Comparison
  449. Operation and Contact Assignment
  450. Delta Protection Scheme Testing
  451. DEF Aided Schemes
  452. Forward Fault Trip Test
  453. Predictive OST Setting
  454. Protection Timing Checks
  455. System Check and Check Synchronism
  456. Check Trip and Autoreclose Cycle
  457. End-to-End Communication Tests
  458. Restoring C37.94 Fibre Connections
  459. End-to-End Scheme Tests
  460. Onload Checks
  461. On-load Directional Test
  462. Final Checks
  463. Commmissioning the P59x
  464. P59x LEDs
  465. Loopback Test
  466. Chapter 25 Maintenance and Troubleshooting
  467. Maintenance
  468. Replacing the Device
  469. Repairing the Device
  470. Replacing PCBs
  471. Replacement of communications boards
  472. Replacement of the input module
  473. Replacement of the I/O boards
  474. Post Modification Tests
  475. Troubleshooting
  476. Out of Service LED on at power-up
  477. Error Code during Operation
  478. Incorrect Analogue Signals
  479. IEEE C37.94 fail
  480. Chapter 26 Technical Specifications
  481. Interfaces
  482. Rear Serial Port 2
  483. Rear Ethernet Port Copper
  484. Base FX Transmitter Characteristics
  485. Protection Functions
  486. Transient Overreach and Overshoot
  487. NPSOC Directional Parameters
  488. Monitoring, Control and Supervision
  489. PSL Timers
  490. Measurements and Recording
  491. Ratings
  492. Nominal Burden
  493. Battery Backup
  494. Input / Output Connections
  495. High Break Output Contacts
  496. Mechanical Specifications
  497. Type Tests
  498. Environmental Conditions
  499. Electromagnetic Compatibility
  500. Surge Immunity Test
  501. Magnetic Field Immunity
  502. Appendix A Ordering Options
  503. Appendix B Settings and Signals
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Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
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  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Table Of Contents
  13. Table Of Contents
  14. Table Of Contents
  15. Table Of Contents
  16. Table Of Contents
  17. Table Of Contents
  18. Chapter 1 Introduction
  19. Chapter Overview
  20. Foreword
  21. Nomenclature
  22. Product Scope
  23. Features and Functions
  24. Control Functions
  25. Measurement Functions
  26. Logic Diagrams
  27. Functional Overview
  28. Chapter 2 Safety Information
  29. Health and Safety
  30. Symbols
  31. Installation, Commissioning and Servicing
  32. UL/CSA/CUL Requirements
  33. Equipment Connections
  34. Pre-energisation Checklist
  35. Upgrading/Servicing
  36. Decommissioning and Disposal
  37. Regulatory Compliance
  38. Chapter 3 Hardware Design
  39. Hardware Architecture
  40. Mechanical Implementation
  41. TE Rear Panel
  42. Terminal Connections
  43. front panel
  44. TE Front Panel
  45. Liquid Crystal Display
  46. Fixed Function LEDs
  47. Chapter 4 Software Design
  48. Software Design Overview
  49. System Level Software
  50. System Level Software Initialisation
  51. Platform Software
  52. Protection and Control Functions
  53. Programmable Scheme Logic
  54. Disturbance Recorder
  55. Chapter 5 Configuration
  56. Settings Application Software
  57. Using the HMI Panel
  58. Navigating the HMI Panel
  59. Default Display
  60. Default Display Navigation
  61. Password Entry
  62. Menu Structure
  63. Changing the Settings
  64. Direct Access (The Hotkey menu)
  65. Circuit Breaker Control
  66. Date and Time Configuration
  67. Settings Group Selection
  68. Chapter 6 Current Protection Functions
  69. Overcurrent Protection Principles
  70. IEC 60255 IDMT Curves
  71. European Standards
  72. North American Standards
  73. IEC and IEEE Inverse Curves
  74. Differences Between the North american and European Standards
  75. Timer Hold Facility
  76. Phase Overcurrent Protection
  77. Non-Directional Overcurrent Logic
  78. Directional Element
  79. Directional Overcurrent Logic
  80. Application Notes
  81. Ring Main Arrangements
  82. Setting Guidelines (Directional Element)
  83. Voltage Dependent Overcurrent Element
  84. Voltage Restrained Overcurrent Protection
  85. Voltage Dependent Overcurrent Logic
  86. Current Setting Threshold Selection
  87. Negative Sequence Overcurrent Protection
  88. Non-Directional Negative Sequence Overcurrent Logic
  89. Earth Fault Protection
  90. Non-directional Earth Fault Logic
  91. Negative Sequence Polarisation
  92. Peterson Coil Earthed Systems
  93. Setting Guidelines (Compensated networks)
  94. Sensitive Earth Fault Protection
  95. EPATR B Curve
  96. Wattmetric Characteristic
  97. Icos phi / Isin phi characteristic
  98. Directional SEF Logic
  99. Setting Guidelines (Insulated Systems)
  100. Cold Load Pickup
  101. Selective Logic
  102. Timer Setting Selection
  103. Thermal Overload Protection
  104. Thermal Overload Protection Implementation
  105. Setting Guidelines for Single Time Constant Characteristic
  106. Broken Conductor Protection
  107. Blocked Overcurrent Protection
  108. Second Harmonic Blocking
  109. Second Harmonic Blocking Logic (POC Input)
  110. Load Blinders
  111. Load Blinder Logic
  112. Neutral Admittance Protection
  113. Susceptance Operation
  114. High Impedance Fault Detection
  115. Component Harmonic Analysis
  116. Summary
  117. High Impedance Fault Protection Logic
  118. Chapter 7 Restricted Earth Fault Protection
  119. REF Protection Principles
  120. Resistance-Earthed Star Windings
  121. Through Fault Stability
  122. High Impedance REF Principle
  123. Restricted Earth Fault Protection Implementation
  124. Delayed Bias
  125. Low Impedance REF Protection Application
  126. High Impedance REF Protection Application
  127. Setting Guidelines for High Impedance Operation
  128. Chapter 8 CB Fail Protection
  129. Circuit Breaker Fail Protection
  130. Circuit Breaker Fail Implementation
  131. Circuit Breaker Fail Logic
  132. Undercurrent and ZCD Logic for CB Fail
  133. CB Fail SEF Protection Logic
  134. CB Fail Non Current Protection Logic
  135. Circuit Breaker Mapping
  136. Setting Guidelines (Undercurrent)
  137. Chapter 9 Current Transformer Requirements
  138. CT requirements
  139. SEF Protection (Core-Balanced CT)
  140. High Impedance Busbar Protection
  141. Use of ANSI C-class CTs
  142. Chapter 10 Voltage Protection Functions
  143. Undervoltage Protection
  144. Undervoltage Protection Logic
  145. Overvoltage Protection
  146. Overvoltage Protection Logic
  147. Rate of Change of Voltage Protection
  148. Residual Overvoltage Protection
  149. Residual Overvoltage Logic
  150. Calculation for Impedance Earthed Systems
  151. Neutral Voltage Displacement (Nvd) Protection Applied To Condenser Bushings (Capacitor Cones)
  152. Setting Guidelines
  153. Negative Sequence Overvoltage Protection
  154. Positive Sequence Undervoltage Protection
  155. Positive Sequence Overvoltage Protection
  156. Moving Average Voltage Functions
  157. Moving Average Overvoltage Logic
  158. Moving Average Negative Sequence Voltage Logic
  159. Voltage Vector Shift Protection
  160. Chapter 11 Frequency Protection Functions
  161. Frequency Protection Overview
  162. Underfrequency Protection
  163. Overfrequency Protection
  164. Independent R.O.C.O.F Protection
  165. Frequency-supervised R.O.C.O.F Protection
  166. Frequency-supervised R.O.C.O.F Logic
  167. Average Rate of Change of Frequency Protection
  168. Average R.O.C.O.F Logic
  169. Load Shedding and Restoration
  170. Load Restoration Logic
  171. Chapter 12 Power Protection Functions
  172. Overpower Protection
  173. Underpower Protection
  174. Underpower Logic
  175. Sensitive Power Protection
  176. Sensitive Power Logic
  177. Sensitive Power Setting Guidelines
  178. Wattmetric Directional Earth Fault Protection
  179. WDE Implementation
  180. Chapter 13 Autoreclose
  181. Introduction to 3-phase Autoreclose
  182. Implementation
  183. Autoreclose Function Inputs
  184. Ext AR Prot Trip (External AR Protection Trip)
  185. AR Init TripTest (Initiate Trip Test)
  186. Autoreclose Function Outputs
  187. DeadTime In Prog
  188. Autoreclose Function Alarms
  189. Autoreclose Operation
  190. Four-Position Selector Switch Implementation
  191. Operating Mode Selection Logic
  192. Start Signal Logic
  193. Trip Signal Logic
  194. Shots Exceeded Logic
  195. Blocking Instantaneous Protection for Lockouts
  196. Dead Time Control
  197. AR CB Close Control
  198. AR System Checks
  199. Reclaim Timer Initiation
  200. Autoreclose Inhibit
  201. Autoreclose Lockout
  202. Sequence Co-ordination
  203. System Checks for First Reclose
  204. Load Requirements
  205. Reclaim Timer Setting
  206. Chapter 14 Monitoring and Control
  207. Event Records
  208. Opto-input Events
  209. Fault Record Events
  210. Platform Events
  211. Measurements
  212. Demand Values
  213. Fault Locator
  214. CB Condition Monitoring
  215. Setting the thresholds for the Operating Time
  216. CB State Monitoring
  217. CB State Monitoring Logic
  218. CB Control using the Hotkeys
  219. CB Control using the Opto-inputs
  220. Synchronisation Check
  221. CB Control Logic
  222. Pole Dead Function
  223. System Checks
  224. Check Synchronisation
  225. System Split
  226. System Check Logic
  227. System Check PSL
  228. Predictive Closure of Circuit Breaker
  229. Switch Status and Control
  230. Switch Status Logic
  231. Switch Control Logic
  232. Chapter 15 Supervision
  233. DC Supply Monitor
  234. DC Supply Monitor Logic
  235. Voltage Transformer Supervision
  236. VTS Implementation
  237. VTS Acceleration Indication Logic
  238. Current Transformer Supervision
  239. Trip Circuit Supervision
  240. PSL for TCS Scheme 1
  241. Resistor Values
  242. PSL for TCS Scheme 4
  243. Chapter 16 Digital I/O and PSL Configuration
  244. Configuring Digital Inputs and Outputs
  245. Scheme Logic
  246. PSL Editor
  247. Configuring the Opto-Inputs
  248. Assigning the Output Relays
  249. Configuring Programmable LEDs
  250. function keys
  251. Control Inputs
  252. Inter-PSL Inputs and Outputs
  253. Chapter 17 Communications
  254. Communication Interfaces
  255. Serial Communication
  256. EIA(RS)485 Biasing Requirements
  257. Standard Ethernet Communication
  258. Redundant Ethernet Communication
  259. High-Availability Seamless Redundancy (HSR)
  260. HSR Unicast Topology
  261. HSR Application in the Substation
  262. Configuring IP Address
  263. Data Protocols
  264. Settings Categories
  265. Disturbance Record Extraction
  266. IEC 60870-5-103
  267. Time Synchronisation
  268. Command/Monitor Blocking
  269. Physical Connection and Link Layer
  270. Object 1 Binary Inputs
  271. Object 20 Binary Counters
  272. DNP3 Device Profile
  273. DNP3 Configuration
  274. DNP3 Unsolicited Reporting
  275. Register Mapping
  276. Setting Changes
  277. Power and Energy Measurement Data Formats
  278. MODBUS Configuration
  279. IEC 61850
  280. IEC 61850 Interoperability
  281. IEC 61850 in MiCOM IEDs
  282. IEC 61850 Peer-to-peer (GOOSE) communications
  283. IEC 61850 Configuration
  284. Read Only Mode
  285. IEC 61850 Protocol Blocking
  286. SNTP
  287. Chapter 18 Cyber-Security
  288. Overview
  289. The Need for Cyber-Security
  290. Standards
  291. CIP 002
  292. CIP 007
  293. Cyber-Security Implementation
  294. Four-level Access
  295. Blank Passwords
  296. Access Level DDBs
  297. Password Blocking
  298. Password Recovery
  299. Password Encryption
  300. Security Events Management
  301. Logging Out
  302. Chapter 19 Installation
  303. Handling the Goods
  304. Mounting the Device
  305. K-Series Retrofit
  306. Conventions
  307. Cables and Connectors
  308. Earth Connnection
  309. Watchdog Connections
  310. Opto-input Connections
  311. Case Dimensions
  312. Chapter 20 Commissioning Instructions
  313. General Guidelines
  314. Commissioning Test Menu
  315. Test Pattern Cell
  316. Commissioning Equipment
  317. Advisory Test Equipment
  318. Product Checks
  319. Insulation
  320. Product Checks with the IED Energised
  321. Test LEDs
  322. Test Serial Communication Port RP1
  323. Test Serial Communication Port RP2
  324. Test Voltage Inputs
  325. Setting Checks
  326. Protection Timing Checks
  327. Onload Checks
  328. On-load Directional Test
  329. Final Checks
  330. Chapter 21 Maintenance and Troubleshooting
  331. Maintenance
  332. Replacing the Unit
  333. troubleshooting
  334. Out of Service LED on at Power-up
  335. Mal-operation during testing
  336. Diagram Reconstruction
  337. Chapter 22 Technical Specifications
  338. Interfaces
  339. Rear Ethernet Port Copper
  340. Performance of Current Protection Functions
  341. Earth Fault Directional Parameters
  342. Restricted Earth Fault Protection
  343. Circuit Breaker Fail and Undercurrent Protection
  344. Selective Overcurrent Protection
  345. Performance of Voltage Protection Functions
  346. Performance of Frequency Protection Functions
  347. Independent Rate of Change of Frequency Protection
  348. Load Restoration
  349. Power Protection Functions
  350. Performance of Monitoring and Control Functions
  351. Measurements and Recording
  352. Mechanical Specifications
  353. Ratings
  354. power supply
  355. Input / Output Connections
  356. Watchdog Contacts
  357. Environmental Conditions
  358. Type Tests
  359. Electromagnetic Compatibility
  360. Surge Immunity Test
  361. Magnetic Field Immunity
  362. Appendix A Ordering Options
  363. Appendix C Wiring Diagrams
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MiCOM P40 Agile

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