Manual Recloser Powersys en

This document describes the installation, operation
and maintenance procedures for the ACR-Series
The advisory procedures and information contained

within this Manual have been compiled as a guide to
the safe and effective operation of products supplied
by POWERSYS Co.,Ltd.
injury or equipment failure can be accepted

by POWERSYS Co.,Ltd. resulting from the
use of this Manual.
All rights reserved 2016 by POWERSYS Co.,Ltd

Contents
1. Notices 1
1.1 Scope of this Manual 1
1.2 Limitations 1
1.3 Disclaimer 1
1.4 Copyright 1
2. Safety for life 2
3. Contents 3
4. General description 4
4.1 Scope of this manual 4
4.2 Introduction of switch unit 5
4.3 Introduction of controller 7
4.4 Receiving, handling and storage 8
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5.2 Dimensions 10

6. Installation 11
6.1 Check the data 11
6.2 Perform withstand Voltage tests 11
6.3 Install the recloser 11
6.3.1 Moving the Recloser 11
6.3.2 Lifting the Recloser 11
6.4 Ground the recloser. 12

6.5 Install and Ground the controller. 12
6.6 Connecting the auxiliary voltage supply 12
6.7 Mount the recloser 13
6.8 Make high-voltage line connections 13
6.9 Operation of Switch Unit 14
7. Controller Manual
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This manual describes the installation and
maintenance of the ACR-Series Automatic Circuit
Recloser and the Controller.
Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation

of this manual, no responsibility is taken for loss or
damage incurred by the purchaser or user due to
any error or omission in the document.
ACR -1
ACR-1 ACR-2
ACR -2 ACR -3
ACR-Series AutomaticCircuit
ACR-Series Automatic Circuit Recloser
Recloser ACR-1
800A
800A
800A 800A 800A
POWERSYS ACR series Reclosers are used in distribution systems. Like circuit breakers,
reclosers are used to make and break normal and fault currents. Reclosers are fully equipped
with sensors and a controller to provide a means of protection and control. In case of a line fault,
reclosers can break and make currents several times, thus avoiding longer network interruptions
due to temporary faults.
The manufacture, design and testing of the vacuum recloser is based on current standards
IEC 62271-111 and IEEE C37.60.
The
The type
type ACR
ACR vacuum
vacuum recloser
recloser is
is equipped
equipped with
with one
one integrated
integrated
current
current transformer
transformer per per pole.
pole. The
The current
current transformer
transformer has
has aa ratio
ratio
of
of 800
800 A:1
A:1 A.
A. ItIt is
is for
for protection
protection purposes
purposes and and optimized
optimized for
for
operation
operation with the controller
with the controller
The ACR vacuum recloser can be equipped with integrated

resistive voltage sensors. The integrated resistive voltage sensors
have a high level of accuracy (+1%) and are used both for
measurement and protection purposes.
Ratings and specifications

The recloser must be applied within its specified ratings. Check data plate ratings and compare with the system
characteristics at the point of application prior to installation.
Rated operating sequence: O-0.3s-CO-2.0s-CO-2.0s-CO
Impedance pCl between connections

Rated short-circuit breaking current
Minimum clearance, phase-to-earth

Rated short-circuit making current
Rated lightning impulse withstand
Max. interrupting time/ max. closing

Creepagedistance, phase-to-earth
Rated duration ofshort-circuit
Clearance, phase-to-phase
Rated continuous current
P.F. withstand voltage
Cable charging current

Rated short-duration
Line charging current

15.5kV
50/60Hz
voltage
Weight
time
Ir Tk Isc Ud
A s kA kV pCi mm mm mm kg A A ms
ACR-1 630-12N 630 3 12.5 31.5 110 50 50 850 320 270 130 2 10 60/60
ACR-1 800-12N 800 3 12.5 110 130 10 60/60
ACR-1 630-16N 630 3 16 40 110 50 50 850 320 270 130 2 10 60/60
ACR-1 800-16N 800 16 40 110 50 50 850 320 270 130 2 10 60/60
27kV
Ir Tk lsc Ima Up Ud
50/60Hz
A s kA kA kV kV pCl mm mm mm kg A A ms
ACR-2 630-12N 630 3 12.5 31.5 125 60 50 850 320 270 140 5 25 60/60
ACR-2 800-12N 800 3 12.5 31.5 125 60 50 850 320 270 140 5 60/60
ACR-2 630-16N 630 3 16 40 125 60 50 850 320 270 140 5 25 60/60
ACR-2 800-16N 800 3 16 40 125 60 50 850 320 270 140 5 60/60

ACR-2 630-16H 630 3 16 40 150 70 50 1290 320 350 150 5 25 60/60
ACR-2 800-16H 800 3 40 1290 60/60
38kV
Ir Tk Isc Ima Up Ud
50/60Hz
A s kA kA kV kV RFI mm mm mm kg A A ms
ACR-3 630-12N 630 3 12.5 31.5 150 70 50 1290 320 350 150 5 40 60/60
ACR-3 800-12N 800 3 12.5 31.5 150 70 50 1290 320 350 150 5 60/60
ACR-3 630-16N 630 3 16 40 150 70 50 1290 320 350 150 5 40 60/60
ACR-3 800-16N 800 3 40 1290 60/60
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Dimensions
Figure 8: Dimensions
Figure 9: Mounting holes position
All dimensions are mm, dimensions shown are approximate
A B D E
15.5kV
1 L mm 850 239 508 460 575
27kV-N
1 L mm 850 239 508 460 575
27kV-H
1 L mm 970 320 590 512 627
38kV
17 IL mm 970 320 590 512 627
Creepage distance(mm)
15.5kV 27kV 27kV 38kV

Description
110 kV BIL 125 kV BIL 150 kV BIL 170kV BIL
Terminal to terminal 1260 1260 1300 1300
Lower terminal to ground 860 860 1290 1290
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Prior to installing the ACR recloser, perform voltage
withstand tests. Refer to the Service Information section
for voltage withstands test procedures.
Type ACR reclosers are shipped palletized (bolted ontoa

pallet). When moving with a fork truck/lift, the recloser must
remain bolted to the pallet
We recommends transporting ACR reclosers in the closed
position to maximize the operational performance of the unit.
1. Safety Information
Caution !
Before installing the product, please read the instructions.
Please make sure if the product is broken before installing.
Please check if all the control power, current, voltage are off before
connecting or taking apart.
The terminal has a high current and high voltage so it can be

life-threatening when you touch it directly.
The setting should be done along the distribution line configuration.

The machine shows wrong information or malfunction caused by a
different setting from the distribution line configuration.
Connect the side connector along correct connector number with

current/voltage/DO/DI.
The appliance’s earthing terminal should be earthed to ground.

CONTENTS
1. Safety Information
2. Introduction ························································································ 1
2.1. Summary ··········································································································· 1
2.2. Main functions and features ······································································· 1
3. Technical Data ··················································································· 3

3.1. Power and Input/Output ·············································································· 3
3.2. Environmental ·································································································· 5
3.3. Communication ······························································································· 6
3.4. Measurements ································································································· 7
3.5. Mechanical Performance and Size ····························································· 8
4. Installation Instructions ···································································· 18

4.1. Front Panel and names of each part ······················································· 18
4.2. LCD Control and Setting ············································································· 21
4.2.1 Button Function ····················································································································· 21
4.2.2 LCD Display during Power Up ·························································································· 22
4.2.3 LCD Menu Operation ·········································································································· 23
4.2.4. LCD Menu Items ·················································································································· 23
4.3. Order of Installation Test Operation ························································ 32
5. LCD Menu ··························································································· 33

5.1. Display ··············································································································· 33
5.1.1. Display operation ················································································································· 33
5.1.2. Display Menu ························································································································ 33
5.2. Protection Setting Menu ·············································································· 34
5.2.1. Operation Principle of Recloser ······················································································· 34
5.2.2. Operation Principle of FI ··································································································· 35
5.2.3. Phase Fault ···························································································································· 37
5.2.4. Ground Fault ························································································································· 40
5.2.5. SEF Fault ································································································································· 41
5.2.6. Trip & Reclose ······················································································································ 42
5.2.7. Auxiliary Func ························································································································ 44
5.2.8. Select Group ·························································································································· 48
5.3. Configuration Menu ······················································································· 49
5.3.1. Analog ····································································································································· 49
5.3.2. DI Debounce Time ·············································································································· 51
5.3.3. DO Pulse Width ··················································································································· 51
5.3.4. Backup Set / Clear ·············································································································· 51
5.3.5. Analog Gain Adjust ············································································································· 51
5.3.6. Waveform ······························································································································· 52
5.3.7. Check Auto Battery ············································································································· 52
5.3.8. V/I Unbalance ······················································································································· 52
5.3.9. Sag/Swell ································································································································ 53
5.3.10. THD Alarm ··························································································································· 53
5.3.11. VI Wear ································································································································ 53
5.3.12. Analog High Alm ··············································································································· 53
5.3.13. Analog Low Alm ················································································································ 54
5.4. Comm Set Menu ···························································································· 54
5.4.1. SCADA Port ··························································································································· 54
5.4.2. Modem Control ···················································································································· 55
5.4.3. DNP Config ····························································································································· 55
5.4.4. IEC101 Config ························································································································· 56
5.4.5. IEC104 Config ························································································································· 56
5.4.6. TCP/IP Config ·························································································································· 56
5.4.7. PSTN Modem ·························································································································· 57
5.4.8. PPP Config ······························································································································· 57
5.4.9. SMS Config ······························································································································ 57
5.4.10. Time Sync Option ·············································································································· 57
5.5. Time Set Menu ······························································································· 58
5.6. Event View Menu ··························································································· 60
6. DNP V3.0 Protocol ··········································································· 61

6.1. Object Index Table ························································································ 61
6.1.1 BI Inputs ·································································································································· 61
6.1.2 BO Outputs ···························································································································· 62
6.1.3 AI Inputs ································································································································· 63
6.1.4 AO Outputs ···························································································································· 64
6.1.5 Counters ·································································································································· 70
6.2. Device Profile ·································································································· 71
6.3 Implementation Table ···················································································· 74
7. IEC60870-5-101/104 Protocol ························································ 78

8. Guide for maintenance configuration via terminal port ········ 79
8.1 Configurations Software ················································································· 79
8.1.1. Software Specification ·········································································································· 79
8.1.2. Installation ······························································································································· 79
8.1.3. Start CAMia ···························································································································· 80
8.1.4. Menu ········································································································································ 80
1) File Menu ···································································································································· 80
2) Comm. Menu ····························································································································· 81
3) Tool Menu ·································································································································· 82
4) Account Menu ························································································································· 83
5) Command Menu ······················································································································· 83
6) Log Menu ··································································································································· 84
7) Language Menu ························································································································ 84
8) Help Menu ·································································································································· 84
8.1.5. Connect to device ················································································································ 86
8.1.6. Read from device ·················································································································· 87
8.1.7. Write to device ······················································································································ 87
8.1.8. CAMia function for device ································································································· 88
1) RELAY ELEMENT ························································································································ 89
2) CONFIGURATION ······················································································································· 89
3) Communication ·························································································································· 90
4) EVENT ··········································································································································· 91
5) MEASUREMENT ························································································································ 92
6) Control & Status ······················································································································· 93
7) Wave ············································································································································· 94
8.1.9. Additional Function ·············································································································· 96
1) Save Configuration ··················································································································· 96
2) Load Configuration ··················································································································· 97
3) Export event list as excel ······································································································· 97
4) Account Manager ···················································································································· 99
5) TC Curve View ························································································································· 101
8.2 RTU Communication Map Editor (FilemapEditor) ··································· 102
8.2.1 Introduction ····························································································································· 102
1) File Menu ·································································································································· 102
2) Comm. Menu ··························································································································· 103
3) Help ············································································································································ 103
8.2.2 Prerequisite ······························································································································ 104
8.2.3 Connection ······························································································································· 105
8.2.4 I/O MapEditor main views ·································································································· 106
1) I/O MapEditor main view ····································································································· 106
2) I/O Point Type View ·············································································································· 106
3) I/O Point Pool View ··············································································································· 108
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4) I/O Point Modify View ·········································································································· 110
8.2.5 Sequence of creating a new map file ············································································· 112
8.2.6 Sequence of loading a saved map file on PC ····························································· 113
8.2.7 Export a map file as Excel format ···················································································· 113
8.2.8 Sequence of writing a map file to device ····································································· 114
APPENDIX A. COMTRADE File’s Formats ··········································· 116

APPENDIX B. RECLOSER Characteristic Curve ·································· 142
1. TC Curve ·················································································································· 120
2. TC Curve 1~4 ······································································································· 121
3. TC Curve 5~8 ······································································································· 122
4. TC Curve 8*~13 ··································································································· 123
5. TC Curve 14~18 ·································································································· 124
6. TC Curve A~D ······································································································ 125
7. TC Curve E~M ····································································································· 126
8. TC Curve N~T ······································································································ 127
9. TC Curve V~Z ······································································································ 128
10. TC Curve IEC NI~SI ···························································································· 129
11. TC Curve IEEE MI~NI ························································································· 130
12. TC Curve ANSI U8, U2 ······················································································ 131
13. TC Curve ES NI, VI ····························································································· 132
14. TC Curve KEPCO N1~N4 ·················································································· 133
15. TC Curve DEF 1S, 10S ······················································································· 134
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2. Introduction
2.1. Summary
Reclosers are used in distribution system. In case of line fault, due to temporarily
overcurrent, Reclosers can break and make currents several times, thus avoiding longer
network interruptions due to temporary faults. But, in case of permanent fault, because
fault current is still detected after trip and reclosing actions of pre-set sequences, Recloser
is locked out finally as opened.
The pre-set sequences are available to set five times, and for both phase and ground, the
combined operations are possible within the range of 5 instantaneous or 5 times delayed
operating. The first interruption of a fault regarding instantaneous operation, is done
quickly and instantaneously, so that even the fuses in the system do not operate. After
setting time, it recloses back on. And the next interruption has a definite or inverse time
delay. Thus downstream fuses or other protection devices in the network have the chance
to operate and isolate the affected network section, restoring normal operation in the
remaining work. Therefore reclosers make the range of fault section to be limited.
Mainly Reclosers which are installed in overhead distribution line, provide the measurement
of electric current flowing in the distribution line. In case of load current occurrence and
fault detection, it opens and recloses repeatedly according to setting sequence, and at the
sametime, it transmits the status/receives the command to/from HOST and remote controls
of opening/reclosing to minimize the accident. Besides, it stores the whole events in
distribution line, provides the fault causes, and it performs remote monitoring and controls
by transmitting data through DNP3.0, IEC60870-5-101, IEC60870-5-104 protocols.
2.2. Main functions and features

◆ Protection Function
- Fault Detection about phase and ground fault
- SEF(Sensitive Earth Fault) used on non-grounded network
- Inrush current control function during fault detection
- In case of Cold Load, Fault Pickup Level adjustment
- Phase Loss Detection
- Phase Sync Fail Detection about source and load voltage
- Automatic breaking and reclosing by detecting phase and ground fault
- Detecting fault and monitoring the status in distribution line
- Built-in 50 types of recloser curves including IEC, ANSI/IEEE, McGraw Edison Recloser
curve
- Equiped with 4 types of curves(N1, N2, N3, N4) developed by Korea Electric Power
Research Institute(KEPRI, under KEPCO)
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- Additionally user defined 4 types of curves available
- 3 steps protection characteristics implementable, established with definite time elements
and high-current elements
◆ Measuring Function
- Current, voltage magnitude and phase angle
- Symmetrical component about 3-phase voltage and current
- Active, reactive, apparent power, and power factor
- Active and reactive energy
- Frequency
- Power quality information : THD, sag/swell, harmonic 2~32th
◆ Control Function
- Recloser switch Open / Close control
- Battery Test control
- Preparatory control
◆ State Monitoring Function

- Recloser Open / Close status
- Handle locked status
- Gas pressure low status
- External AC low status
- Battery overcharge status
- Door Open
- Spare status 1,2
- Over dischager
- Chager fail
◆ Various Communication Interface

- System Interface Port : RS232C
DNP3.0
IEC60870-5-101
- System Interface Port(option) : Ethernet
DNP3.0 over TCP/IP
IEC60870-5-104
- Maintenance Port : RS232C
MODBUS RTU
◆ Various Event Information

◎ Operation Event
It stores and manages events occurred during operation such as control(On, Off, Trip)event
and diagnosis event up to 30,000 cases in time sequence.
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◎ Fault Event
It stores and manages various fault information(occurred time, type of fault, operation
relaying element) during distribution line accidents up to 1024 cases in time sequence.
◆ Fault Wave Storage Function

It saves and manages the latest fault 160Cycle(16Sample standard) sample data up to 6
cases. The user can use save fault wave to analyze the cause of faults.
◆ Convenient interface for users

Through RS232 communication port, it is convenient to manage various set values and
stored measuring information search on PC.(using company supplied S/W)
◆ Self-diagnosis and Backup functions during power-off

EPIC-R300 operates self-diagnosis such as CPU check, memory error diagnosis, I/O
diagnosis, and control power diagnosis. It saves warning output and diagnosis event on
occasion of failure. Therefore the user can have a speedy response.
3. Technical Data
3.1. Power and Input/Output
◆ Power Supply
Voltage input Power consumption
DC 24V within 10W
◆ Current Input(Ground System)
Channel Rating input Input burden
4 channels Rated current(Ia,Ib,Ic) : 1A (Max:12A)

Under 1VA
(Ia,Ib,Ic,In) Rated current(In) : 1A (Max:12A)
◆ Current Input(Non-Ground System)
4 channels Rated current(Ia,Ib,Ic) : 1A (Max:12A)

Under 1VA
(Ia,Ib,Ic,I0) Rated current(I0) : 1A (Max:12A)
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◆ Voltage Input
6 channels
(Va,Vb,Vc, Rated voltage : 4V (Max : ~8V) Under 0.1VA
Vr,Vs,Vt)
◆ Digital Input
Input Type Point Number Input Circuit Others
Debounce Delay
Opto-Isolation 10 Port DC 24V Input Biased
(1~500mS)
◆ Digital Output
Control contact (Photomos) Normal contact
100mA/250VAC 5A/250VAC
2EA 4EA, 8EA(option)
Purpose : Recloser Open / Close Purpose : Battery Test / Spare
◆ Logic Functions (option)

EPIC-R300 provides logic function. It can output the information about inside device with
DO, DI, etc, which are processed by using the functions of AND, OR, NOT, Timer, SR
Latch, etc, with DO, DI. And it can also be passed to the upper system through
communication.
Basic logic function is as shown below table.
Function Description
Input Physical input, virtual input,
Output Physical output, virtual output
AND For two inputs, AND gate
OR For two inputs, OR gate
NOT For one inputs, NOT gate
NAND For two inputs, NAND gate
XOR For two inputs, XOR gate
SR Latch of Set / Reset
Timer Timer with settings of Set, Reset, On/Off Delay Timer
D Flip-Flop To maintain froze the input signal for one PLC cycle
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3.2. Environmental
Items Spec
Operating -25 ~ 70C

Temperature
Storage -40 ~ 85C
Humidity < 95% RH
Altitude < 4000m
Insulation Resistance DC500V, > 100MΩ
Dielectric Withstand AC 60Hz 2000V/1Min
IEC60255-5 6kV : Current

Impulse
IEC60255-5 4kV : Voltage, Power, DIO
High Frequency
IEC60255-22-1 2.5kV
Disturbance
EFT/Burst IEC60255-22-4 Class A : 4kV
Radiated -
IEC60255-22-4 10V/m
electromagnetic field
ESD 60255-22-2: Contact(6kV), Air(8kV)
EMI IEC 60255-25
Vibration IEC 60255-21-1 class 2
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3.3. Communication
◆ System Interface Port1
Items Spec
DCD(1), RX(2), TX(3), DTR(4), GND(5)
9 Pin Signal
DSR(6), RTS(7), CTS(8), NC(9)
RS232C Speed 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400
Opto-Isolation Circuit (Dielectric level : 1kV)
support DNP3.0 Subset Level3
DNP3.0 multi-frame transmission

Protocol
Enable / Disable Unsolicited Response for each class
Save Event which is not transmitted
support single character NACK

IEC60870
-5-101 Regular update about measurement data
Protocol
capable to set address size
◆ System Interface Port2(can select RS232c or RS485)
Items Spec
RX(2), TX(3), GND(5)
9 Pin Signal
RTS(7), CTS(8),
RS232C Speed 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400
9 Pin Signal 485+(6), 485-(9)
RS485 Speed 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400
MODBUS-RTU Slave Mode : To communicate with SCADA
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◆ System Interface Port3(option)
Items Spec
10/100 Base-T
Ethernet
Tr Isolation Circuit
DNP3.0 over Network Access Protocol for DNP3.0

TCP/IP
Using standard TCP/IP network
Protocol
(connection-oriented secure data transmission)
Network Access Protocol for IEC60870-5-101

IEC60870
-5-104 Application layer is based on IEC60870-5-101
Protocol Using standard TCP/IP network
(connection-oriented secure data transmission)
◆ Maintenance Port
Items Spec
9 Pin Signal RX(2), TX(3), GND(5)

RS232C
Speed 38400bps
setting, measuring, confirmation function of stored information
MODBUS (failure information, driving information, Wave)
-RTU
Maximum 120 point Read at once
Protocol
Supply special SW for Maintenance
3.4. Measurements
Items Accuracy Range
Voltage 1% 40kV (Including PT ratio)
Current 1% 12,000A (Including CT ratio)
kW,kVar,kVA 2% 0~99MW
Power Factor 2% 0~±1
Frequency ±0.01Hz 45~65Hz
kWh, kVarh 2% 0~999999999kW
THD 2% 0~200%
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3.5. Mechanical Performance and Size
◆ Weight : 3.5 kg
◆ FRONT VIEW
310.00
343.00
260.00
<Figure 3-1> Front View
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◆ SIDE VIEW
310.00
343.00
91.00
<Figure 3-2> Side View
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◆ TOP VIEW
1.0.0t
84.0
225.0
260.0
<Figure 3-3> Top View
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◆ REAR VIEW
180.0
120.0
<Figure 3-4> Rear View
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◆ Terminal Arrangement
RS232C(SCADA PORT)
RS232C(SCADA PORT)
Control Source Connector

AI(4~20mA) Connector
DI (Status) Connector
DO (Control) Connector
ETHERNET Connector
AI(Voltage) Connector
AI(Current) Connector
<Figure 3-5> Terminal Arrangement
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◆ Pin Assignment(Up Side View)
1) Control Power Connector
4 3
24G 24VIN
2 1
FG FG
2) DI (Status) Connector
14 13 12 11 10 9 8
DI10 DI9 DI8 DI7
DI_COM3 DI_COM2 DI_COM1 (Handle
(Spare2) (Spare1) (Gas Low) Lock)
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
DI6 DI5 DI4 DI3 DI2 DI1
(Door (Charger DI_COM1
Open) Fail) (Batt Low) (AC Loss) (Close) (Open)
3) DO (Control) Connector
12 11 10 9 8 7
DO6- DO6+ DO3- DO3+
(Rec (Rec DO4- DO4+
Close) Close) (Bat Test-) (Bat Test+)
6 5 4 3 2 1
DO5- DO5+ DO2- DO2+ DO1- DO1+
(Rec (Rec
Open) Open) (Close-) (Close+) (Open-) (Open+)
4) AI(Voltage) Connector
10 9 8 7 6
V6 V4 V_COM V_COM V2
5 4 3 2 1
V5 V_COM V_COM V3 V1
5) AI(Current) Connector
6 5 4 3 2 1
IN(0)- IN(0)+ Icom IC IB IA
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V6 V4 V_COM V_COM V2
V5 V_COM V_COM V3 V1 AI1 AI2 AICOM

◆ Pin Assignment
<Figure 3-6> Pin Assignment

RS232C RS232C
RS485 Port (SCADA Port)
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IN(0)- IN(0)+ Icom IC IB IA
DO6- DO6+ DO4- DO4+ DO3- DO3+ DI10 DI_COM2 DI9 DI_COM1 DI8 DI7
(Rec Close) (Rec Close) (Bat Test-) (Bat Test+) DI_COM3 (Spare2) (Spare1) (GasLow) (HandleLock) 24G 24VIN
DO5- DO5+ DO2- DO2+ DO1- DO1+ DI6 DI5 DI_COM1 DI4 DI3 DI2 DI1
(Rec Open) (Rec Open) (Close-) (Close+) (Open-) (Open+) (Door Open) (Charger Fail) (Batt Low) (ACLoss) (Close) (Open) FG FG
◆ Assembly Drawing
INTERNAL PANEL
0
13
DOOR
MS CONNECTOR
MODEM
CABLE HOLE
VENTILATOR
<Figure 3-7> Assembly Drawing
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◆ Controller
103.90
1
121.10
<Figure 3-8> Controller PCB
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◆ Dimensions
90.0 5.0
R7.0
10.0
50.0 50.0
87.0
R5.5
5.0 20.0 25.0 25.0 20.0 5.0

27.0
100.0
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4. Installation Instructions
4.1. Front Panel and names of each part
3
4 5
7 10
8 9
11 14
12 13
15
16
<Figure 4-1> Front Panel Configuration
1) Operation Status LED

- Run LED : LED which shows CPU’s operation state
- Error LED : LED which shows device’s diagnosis fail
- AC Power LED : LED which shows external power
- Battery Low : LED which shows low battery voltage
- Handle Lock : LED which show Recloser’s handle lock status
- Gas Low : LED which show Recloser’s gas low status only SF6 gas insulation type
2) LCD
It shows EPIC-R300’s measuring, setting, stored information, and search information.
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It is convenient 20*4 character module LCD to move the screen through controling
manipulation button.
3) System Communication LED

LED which shows communication state when EPIC-R300 communicates with host system.
- RX LED : Receiving
- TX LED : Transmitting
- RTS LED : Request transmission to Modem
4) ALT SET Button

Button which select function group. LED on, EPIC-R300’s operate by primary group. LED
off, by reverse group.
5) Manipulation Button
Button which controls LCD screen.
- Menu(M) Button : Button which moves to upper menu
- Up(▲) Button : Button which increases set value or moves the menu upwards
- Down(▼) Button : Button which decreases set value or moves the menu downwards
- Enter(⤶) Button : Button which enters the menu or saves set value
6) Distribution Fault Status LED

LED which shows fault on Distribution Line. It shows distribution line’s source and whether
it is load’s voltage, and whether it is synchronous.
- Live Source LED : LED which shows whether it supplies voltage on source side
- Live Load LED : LED which shows whether it supplied voltage on load side
- Phase Sync. Fail LED : LED which shows synchronous fail of phase A/R or B/S or C/T voltage
- Phase A/B/C Loss LED : LED which show phase loss of phase A/B/C on source side
- Phase R/S/T Loss LED : LED which show phase loss of phase R/S/T on load side
- Phase A LED : A Phase Fault LED
- Phase B LED : B Phase Fault LED
- Phase C LED : C Phase Fault LED
- Phase N LED : N Phase Fault LED
- Phase SEF LED : Zero Phase Fault LED on Non-Ground System
- Recloser Ready LED : LED which shows recloser and a control are ready to start a new
auto-reclosing sequence
- Recloser Cycle LED : LED which shows reclosing sequence is in progress
- Recloser Lockout LED : LED which shows recloser goes to lockout with open
- Trip Info Min LED : LED which shows the measured phase current is over the set
minimum operating current
- Trip Info Volt LED : LED which shows the recloser operates by voltage protection
elements
- Trip Info Freq LED : LED which shows the recloser operates by frequency protection
elements
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- Power flow LED(Reverse) : LED which shows whether forward or reverse power
flow
7) Non Reclosing Button

It is used to set whether to allow auto-reclosing sequence after the trip due to
overcurrent and protection elements. Push the button to toggle current functionality. When
the indicator turns on, reclosing operation is restricted.
8) Protection Blocked Button

It is used to restrict operation of all protection elements. It can be temporarily used to
restrict operation of all protection elements. Push the button to toggle current
functionality.
9) Ground Trip Blocked Button

It is used to set whether operation of protection elements for ground overcurrent and SEF.
Push the button to toggle current functionality. When the indicator turns on, operation of
protection elements for ground overcurrent and SEF is restricted.
10) Fault Reset Button

It is a button to reset fault and diagnosis signal LED. It reset actual fault
information with LED.
11) Battery Test Button and LED

It is a button to test battery and battery charger circuit. It shows the test result on Battery
Low LED. If battery low LED is on, which means test fail.
12) Lamp Test Button

It is a button to test LEDs. When push lamp test button, all of the LEDs are turn on.
13) Control Lock Button

It is a button to prevent control operation when doing open / close REC switch on local
or remote when turn on control lock LED. If the control lock LED is on, the protection
function of Recloser also becomes locked. Push control lock button to turn off control lock
LED and then use open / close button to operate.
14) Hot Line Tag

When Activating hot line tag function
- Operation of all protection elements is set to be single shot mode.
- It operates by fast curve.
- It restricts closed operation for the recloser from all sources.
- Tag can be only removed by the tagging source.
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15) Maintenance Port (RS232C)
It is RS232C port for maintenance. It uses MODBUS-RTU protocol as well as a special S/W
provided by NEOPIS.
16) Switch Control Button and LED

It is a button to control Recloser and LED to show the state.
o REMOTE CONTROL (R/C) Button : It is a button which selects remote and local control
mode. If you push the button, remote and local mode select are toggled. If REMOTE LED
is on, which means remote control mode is on so it is not possible to operate on local.
In order for local control, push the button to turn off REMOTE LED. Then operate at the
local as using OPEN/ CLOSE button on the side.
o OPEN Button : It is a button to open Recloser on local. If OPEN LED is turned on,
which means Recloser’s status is changed.
o CLOSE Button : It is a button to close Recloser on Local. CLOSE LED is turned off when
Recloser’s status is changed.
4.2. LCD Control and Setting

4.2.1 Button Function
Buttons Function
Return to upper menu
Menu(M)
Cancel setting
Increase set value
Up(▲)
Move to upwards of menu
Decrease set value
Down(▼)
Move to downwards of menu
Move to lower menu
Enter(⤶) Save set value
Choose set value
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4.2.2 LCD Display during Power Up
When EPIC-R300’s power is connected, the product name, EPIC-R300, and company name
is on LCD for a second. Then measuring screen shows voltage and current.
◆ Power Up for 1 second on LCD Display

It is the screen of EPIC-R300. A second later, LCD top display shows.
E P I C R 3 0 0
N E O P I S
<Figure 4-2> LCD Display
◆ LCD Top Display

This Top Menu is that displays Recloser’s operation state. Using up/down button, you can
move to the main measurement menu which shows the measured value of current and
voltage. The menu items for Recloser’s operation state are as follows.
- SeqN : Current reclosing counts

- R/C Status : Open/Close/Unknown
- Rcl T : Reclosing time remained
- Reset T : Return time remained
- R/C Ready, Progress, Lockout state
Without controling key, the main measurement menu always returns to top screen 10
minutes later.
[ R/ C Con t r o l l e r ] Ia : 0 . 0 0 0. 00 / 0. 0 0
S e q N: 0 R /C : U n k n o wn Ib : 0 . 0 0 0. 00 / 0. 0 0
Rc l T : 0 Re s e t T : 0 Ic : 0 . 0 0 0. 00 / 0. 0 0
< No t Re a d y > In : 0 . 0 0 <AB C / RS T >
<Figure 4-3> Recloser’s Operation State Menu
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4.2.3 LCD Menu Operation
<Figure 4-4> LCD Menu in Top Menu
4.2.4. LCD Menu Items

Next, it is a list of overall menu items. Menu is divided into main menu and lower menu.
<Table 4-1. LCD Menu>

Main menu Lower menu Contents
Top menu Display operation state of Recloser
Main Measurement Menu Display voltage and current measured

Active/reactive/apparent power, power
Power
factor, frequency
Energy Active, reactive energy
Voltage and current’s
Voltage / Current
symmetricalcomponent
THD Voltage and current’s total harmonic distortion
Phase Diff Voltage and current’s phase difference
Display Power On/Off count, watchdog reset

Reset / SW Count
count, switch Open/Close count
Fault Count total and individual phase’s fault count
VI Wear Count It displays residual contact wear
DI Status DI status
Self-Diagnosis self-diagnosis state
Device Info device information
Pickup Level Setting operating level for phase fault

Func
Protection Phase Op Level & Fast Curve Setting fast operating value curve
Group
Set Fault Time Setting fast operating value control
1~4 Fast Multiplier
multiplier
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Fast Time Add Set fast operating value time delayed
Fast Min Response Set fast operating value min. response time
Fast Reset Time Set fast reset time of definite time
Delay Curve Set delay curve-operating value
Delay Multiplier Set delay control multiplier
Delay Time Add Set delay time added
Delay Min Resp Set delay min. response time
Delay Reset Time Set delay reset time of definite time
Delay DT Level Set operating value at definite time
Set operating time for operating value at

Delay DT Time
definite time
Set operating value at high current trip
HCT Level
level
Set operating time at high current trip
HCT Time
time
Func In Use Set phase fault operation functions
Save Set Save the operation setting

A multiplier to prevent the
mis-recognizing as a fault by increasing a
Cold Load Multi
multiply of pick-up level under cold load
condition.
Return Normal I Set cold load return current
Cold Load Time Set restraining time of cold load
Use Cold Load Set cold load Use/Not use

Block Flt
Inrush Multiply Set inrush control multiplier
Pickup
Inrush Time Set inrush operating time
Use Inrush Set phase fault inrush Use/Not use
2nd Harmonic Set 2nd harmonic inrush control level
2nd_H Detect Time Set 2nd harmonic time level
Use 2nd Harmonic Set 2nd harmonic inrush Use/Not use
Trip Direction Set trip direction in fault section

Set positive sequence voltage pickup
3V1 Threshold
level
Set positive sequence current pickup
3I1 Threshold
Fault level
Direction 3I1 Angle Set operating angle directional current
Dir Block OC Set fault direction block
Pickup Level Set operating level for ground fault
Fast Curve Set fast operating value curve

Ground Op Level &
Fault Time Set fast operating value control
Fast Multiplier
multiplier
Fast Time Add Set fast operating time delay added
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Set fast operating value min. response
Fast Min Response
time
Fast Reset Time Set fast reset time of definite time
Delay Curve Set delay operating value curve

Set delay operating value control
Delay Multiplier
multiplier
Delay Time Add Set delay operating value delay time added
Set delay operating min. response
Delay Min Resp
time
Delay Reset Time Set delay reset time of definite time
Delay DT Level Set operating value at definite time

Set operating time for operating value
Delay DT Time
at definite time
Set operating value at high current trip
HCT Level
level
HCT Time Set operating time at high current trip time
Func In Use Set phase fault operation functions

mis-recognizing as a fault by
Cold Load Multi
increasing a multiply of pick-up level
under cold load condition.
Return Normal I Set cold load return current
Cold Load Time Set restraining time of cold load
Use Cold Load Set cold load Use/Not use

Block Flt
Inrush Multiply Set inrush control multiplier
Pickup
Trip Direction Set trip direction in fault section
3V0 Threshold Set zero phase voltage pickup level
3I0 Threshold Set zero phase current pickup level

Fault
Direction 3I0 Angle Set operating angle directional current
Dir Block OC Set fault direction block
3I0 Pickup Set zero phase current operating value

Set zero phase voltage operating
-3V0 Pickup
Op Level & value
SEF Time SEF Reset Time Set SEF reset time of definite time
Fault
Func In Use Set SEF operating functions
Block Flt Inrush Multiply Set inrush control multiplier
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Pickup
Op Angle Set SEF operating angle

Fault
Op Time Set SEF operating time
Direction
Set phase fault sequence operating
Phase Oper Cnt
counts
Phase Rec Phase Fast Cnt Set fast operating counts for phase fault
Count Set HCT operating section for phase
Phase HCT Cnt
fault
Save Set Save phase fault operation setting
Set ground fault sequence operating
GND Oper Cnt
counts
GND Rec GND Fast Cnt Set fast operating counts for ground fault
Count Set HCT operating section for ground
GND HCT Cnt
fault
Save Set Save ground fault operation setting
Set SEF fault sequence operating
SEF Oper Cnt
SEF Rec counts
Count SEF Fast Cnt Set fast operating counts for SEF fault
Save Set Save SEF fault operation setting
Trip & Rec Time 1st Set 1st reclosing operating time
Reclose Rec Time 2nd Set 2nd reclosing operating time
Reclose Rec Time 3rd Set 3rd reclosing operating time

Time Rec Time 4th Set 4th reclosing operating time
Reset Time Set reset time of reclosing counter
Save Set Set reclose time setting
SEF Rec Time 1st Set 1st reclosing operating time(SEF)

SEF Rec Time 2nd Set 2nd reclosing operating time(SEF)
SEF SEF Rec Time 3rd Set 3rd reclosing operating time(SEF)
Reclose SEF Rec Time 4th Set 4th reclosing operating time(SEF)
Time Set reset time of reclosing
SEF Reset Time
counter(SEF)
Save Set Set SEF reclose setting
Single Shot Time Set single shot time

Reclosing Set sequence coordination Use/Not
Seq Coordination
Option use
Save Set Save operating setting
Volt On Set open line voltage on level

Auxiliary Open Line Volt Off Set open line voltage off level
Func Detect
Delay Off Set open line delay time setting
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Set whether open line function is
Use Func
available
Save Set save open line set value
Set sync check phase difference
Phase Off
permission setting
Set sync check phase difference delay
Delay Time
Sync Check time setting
Set whether sync check function is
Use Func
available
Save Set save sync check set value
Volt Level Set live line voltage on level

Live Line
Detect Time Set live line detecting delay time
Detect
Save Set save live line set value
Set reverse phase current operation
I2/I1 Pickup
value
Set reverse phase current operation
Delay Time
time
Negative I1 Threshold Set Positive current threshold value
OC
2nd Harmonic Blk Select 2nd Harmonic block/ non-block
Func In Use Set negative OC operating functions
U-V Pickup Set pickup level for under voltage
Under U-V Op Time Set operation time for under voltage

Voltage Use Func Set whether under voltage function is available
Save Set Save under voltage set value
O-V Pickup Set pickup level for over voltage
O-V Op Time Set operation time for over voltage

Over
Voltage Set whether over voltage function is
Use Func
available
Save Set Save over voltage set value
U-F Pickup Set pickup level for under frequency

Set operation time for under
U-F Op Time
Under frequency
Frequency Set whether under frequency function
Use Func
is available
Save Set Save under frequency set value
O-F Pickup Set pickup level for over frequency
O-F Op Time Set operation time for over frequency

Over
Frequency Set whether over frequency function is
Use Func
available
Save Set Save over frequency set value
Close Live Load Select whether live load is available

Interlock Sync Fail Select whether sync fail is available
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Save Set Save close interlock set value
Loop Selection Select operating mode for the recloser

Set open time for determining
Deadbus Open Time
distribution line’s dead line state
Loop Tie Sw Open Time Set Open time for tie sw

Automation Select whether Tie sw source is ABC or
Tie Sw Source
RST
Tie Sw Close Time Set close time for tie sw
Save Set Save loop automation set value
Primary Group Select a group which will be actvated

Select whether auto group function is
Select Sel Auto Group
available
Group
Reverse Group Select a alternative group
Save Sel Group Save select group set value
Line Config Set 3P4W / 3P3W
Frequency Set frequency(50/60Hz)
Rated Volt Set rated voltage
CT Ratio Set CT ratio
NCT Ratio Set NCT ratio
Avg Interval Set average value process interval
Select FI Reset Set FI reset way(Auto / Manual)

Selection of line to phase voltage and
Display Voltage
line to line voltage
Phase Position Select phase position
Select whether phase rotation is ABC
Phase Rotation
or ACB
Analog Select which side will be power source
Source Side
between ABC side and RST side
Energy log duty Set duty time for energy logging
Configurat-
Closing delay Set delay time to close CB
ion
Select whether to consider voltage
Check V for FI
when FI set
Reclaim T for FI Set reclaim time for FI clear
Set Delay about Important Key(ALT

Important Key Delay
SET, CLOSE, OPEN)
V Sensor Fail Delay Set delay time for Voltage Sensor Fail
I Cut Level Set level for current cutting
V Cut Level Set level for voltage cutting
Save Config Save analog configuration setting

DI
DI1~ DI10 Set DI1~10 debounce time
Debou
nce
Save Config Set save DI debounce Configuration
Time
DO DO1~DO6 Set DO1~DO6 pulse width

Pulse Save Config Save DO pulse width setting
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Width
Set Switch Cnt Set number of switch operation
Backup
Set/Cle Clear Event Clear event information
ar Clear Fault Clear fault information
Ia~In, Va~Vt Adjust analog gain

Analog
Gain Save Config Save analog gain config setting
Adj Clear Gain Data Clear analog gain config setting
Set sample rate when capturing
Sample Rate
waveform
Record Size Set record size of waveform
Wavefo
rm Pre Cycle Set pre cycle number of waveform
Post Cycle Set post cycle number of waveform
Save Config Save waveform config setting
Check Day Set auto checking day for battery

Check Check Hour Set auto checking hour for battery
Auto
Check Min Set auto checking minute for battery
batt
Save config set value for battery auto
Save Config
checking
V Unbalance Set unbalance level for voltage
V/I V Unbalance Time Set unbalance time for voltage
Unbala I Unbalance Set unbalance level for current

nce I Unbalance Time Set unbalance time for current
Save Config Save V/I unbalance set value
Sag Level Set pickup level for sag
Sag Time Set operation time for sag
Swell Level Set pickup level for swell

Sag/Sw
Swell Time Set operation time for swell
ell
Interrupt Level Set pickup level for interruption
Interrupt Time Set operation time for interruption
Save Config Save config set value for Sag/Swell
V THD Alarm Level Set alarm level for voltage THD
V THD Alarm Time Set alarm time for voltage THD

THD
I THD Alarm Level Set alarm level for current THD
Alarm
I THD Alarm Time Set alarm time for current THD
Save Config Save config set value for THD alarm

Set the type of the VI used in the
Max Op Count
recloser
Set alarm level for residual contact
Alarm Level
wear
VI Duty Factor A Set duty factor for A phase’s VI
Wear
Duty Factor B Set duty factor for B phase’s VI
Duty Factor C Set duty factor for C phase’s VI
Save Config Save config set value for VI Wear
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Set phase current level for Analog
Phase Current
High Alarm function
Set ground current level for Analog
Ground Current
High Alarm function
Set phase voltage level for Analog
Analog Phase Voltage
High Alarm function
High
Set system power level for Analog
Alm System Power
High Alarm function
Select whether Analog High Alm
Enable High Alarm
function is available
Save config set value for Analog High
Save Config
Alarm
Set phase current level for Analog Low
Phase Current
Alarm function
Ground Current
Low Alarm function
Analog Phase Voltage
Low Alarm function
Low Set system power level for Analog
System Power
Alm Low Alarm function
Select whether analog low alm
Enable Low Alarm
Save config set value for Analog Low
Save Config
Alarm
Comm Speed Set communication speed
Comm Parity Set serial communication Parity
Slave D/L Addr Set DNP slave or IEC-101 D/L address
ASDU Common Addr Set ASDU Common address

SCADA
Port Protocol Set communication protocol
Select Protocol map, full map or
Select Prot Map
download map
Select SCADA Port Select SCADA Port
Save SCADA Port Save SCADA port related setting
Comm Line Set modem communication line
Mode RTS Off Delay Set RTS off delay time
m CTS Timeout Set CTS set timeout time

Comm Set Control DCD Timeout Set DCD Set timeout time
Save Modem Ctrl Save modem control related setting
D/L Retry Set data link layer retry
D/L Timeout Set data link layer timeout
D/L Confirm Set data link layer confirm
A/L Retry Set application layer retry
DNP A/L Timeout Set application layer ask timeout

Config
Unsol Response Class Set unsolicited response transmission
class
Unsol Response Delay Set unsolicited response transmission

delay
Unsol Resend Delay Set unsolicited resend transmission

delay when no ACK
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SBO Timeout Set select before operation timeout
Master Address Set master address
Frame Interval Set link layer frame interval
DNP Port Num Set DNP Port Num

Select whether Clear Event when Reset
Cls Evt when RST
Select whether Event Time Sync
Event Time Sync
Select whether with time or without
BI Change Default Variation
time
Select whether with time or without
AI Change Default Variation
time
Save DNP Set Save DNP related setting
Link Addr Size Set link address size
Common Addr Size Set common address size
IEC101 Object Addr Size Set object address size

Config COT Addr Size Set COT address size
Time Marker Select Time Format, CP24, CP56 or

NO
Save IEC Set Save IEC101 related setting
Conn Timeout(t0) Set connection timeout
APDU Timeout(t1) Set APDU timeout
Ack Timeout(t2) Set ack timeout
Test Period(t3) Set time period

IEC104
Config Select whether spontaneous response
Xmt Spontaneous
Max Xmt I-APDU(k) Set max transmitting I-APDU
Max Rcv I-APDU(w) Set max receiving I-APDU
Save IEC104 Set Save IEC104 related setting
IP Address Set IP address
TCP/IP Subnet Mask Set subnet mask bit set

Config Gateway Set gateway address
Save TCPIP Set Save TCP/IP related setting
PSTN Modem Select PSTN mode type, PPP, dialup

or SMS
Auto Hangup Time Set Auto hangup time
PSTN Dial Timeout Set dial timeout

Config
Attempt Delay Set dial attempt delay time
Max Attempts Set dial max attempt
Save PSTN Set Save PSTN related setting
Our IP Addr Set our IP address

PPP
Config Their IP Addr Set their IP address
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DNS1 IP Addr Set DNS1 IP address
DNS2 IP Addr Set DNS2 IP address
Save PPP Set Save PPP related setting
Trip Enable Set sending trip information
FI Enable Set sending FI information
SMS Open Enable Set sending open information

Config
Door Open Enable Set sending door information
AC fail Enable Set sending AC fail information
Save SMS Set Save SMS related setting
SNTP enable Select whether to enable SNTP

Time
SNTP cyclic Set SNTP cycle duty
sync
option Time Zone Select time zone
Save TimeSync Set Save TimeSync related setting
Time Set Time setting
Fault Event Fault event
Op Event Display Operation event
Demand I Display Demand current

Event View
Demand P Display Demand power
Max Demand I Display Max demand current
Max Demand P Display Max demand Power
4.3. Order of Installation Test Operation

① Check if the connection is right. Turn On the control power.
② Check CT/PT rate on System Config. Menu. If necessary, adjust it following CT/PT rate control.
③ Check connection system on System Config. Menu. If necessary, adjust it.
④ Check & Control Alarm contact’s setting state on DO Config. Menu. If necessary, adjust it.
⑤ On Relay setting menu, check if Relays are correctly setting. If necessary, adjust it.
⑥ After all adjustments, EPIC-R300 works properly.
⑦ If RUN LED on front panel blinks regularly and SYS-FAIL LED is turned off, which
means it works properly.
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5. LCD Menu
5.1. Display
5.1.1. Display operation
Moving on display items is like below.
<Figure 5-1> Display Operation
5.1.2. Display Menu

Display menu shows measuring value(voltage, current, phase, symmetrical component),
operation count, fail count, DI status, self-diagnosis, and status information.
[ D I S P L A Y M E N U ]
-> 1 . P o w e r
2 . E n e r g y
3 . V o l t a g e / C u r r e n t
4 . T H D
5 . P h a s e D i f f
6 . R e s e t / S W C o u n t
7 . F a u l t C o u n t
8 . V I W e a r C o u n t
9 . D I S t a t u s
1 0 . S e l f - D i a g n o s i s
1 1 . D e v i c e I n f o
<Figure 5-2> Display Menu
1) Power : Active / Reactive / Apparent Power, Power Factor, Frequency display
2) Energy : Active / Reactive Energy display (kWh). If it is over 999999999kWh, then it
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becomes clear to 0.
3) Voltage/Current : display items like Voltage (Va, Vb, Vc) and Current (Ia, Ib, Ic)’s
Positive Sequence, Negative Sequence, Zero Sequence
4) THD : display Voltage(Va, Vb, Vc) and Current(Ia, Ib, Ic)’s Total Harmonic Distortion value



 

   (measure up to h=2~32th)

5) Phase Diff : display Voltage(Va, Vb, Vc) and Current(Ia, Ib, Ic)’s phase difference
6) Reset / SW Count : display Power On Reset Count and Watchdog Reset Count. display
the number of Switch’s On/Off
7) Fault Count : display each phase’s fault count and total fault count
8) VI Wear Count : display residual contact wear for each phase’VI
9) DI Status : DI Status display. it shows 4 items at once. In order to see the next item,
use Up/Down Key to move. Display items are below,
- Open, Close, Handle Lock, External AC Fail, Over Discharge, Door, Charger fail
- Spare1,2, DI status. If DI status is Enable it shows 1.
10) Self-Diagnosis : device’s self-diagnosis information display
11) Device Info : device’s information(name of the device, manufacturer, program version,
Web site display
5.2. Protection Setting Menu

5.2.1 Operation Principle of Recloser
The figure below shows the case of lockout state that, when set with 2F3D of reclosing
sequence, Recloser operates twice of fast operation and 3 times of delay operation against
fault, and then locked out as opened.
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⓵ 1st TRIP - 1st FAST TCC ⓶ 1ST RECLOSE INTERVAL
⓷ 2 ND
TRIP - 2 ND
FAST TCC ⓸ 2ND RECLOSE INTERVAL
⓹ 3rd TRIP - 1ST SLOW TCC ⓺ 3rd RECLOSE INTERVAL
⓻ 4th TRIP - 2nd SLOW TCC ⓼ 4th RECLOSE INTERVAL
⓽ 5 th
TRIP - 3 rd
SLOW TCC ⓾ LOCKOUT
<Figure 5-3> Permanent fault for Recloser Sequence
The following figure shows the successful reclosing case that Recloser operates twice of
fast action and inputted. After the lapse of set-Reset Time, Recloser returns, and then
display of LED and LCD are changed from Progress into Ready status. If a fault occurs
again during Reset Time, when the counts of reclosing action reaches to total counts
which shall be calculated from remaining fault counts, the Recloser becomes locked out.
⓵ 1st TRIP - 1st FAST TCC ⓶ 1ST RECLOSE INTERVAL

⓷ 2ND TRIP - 2ND FAST TCC ⓸ 2ND RECLOSE INTERVAL
⓹ 3rd TRIP - 1ST SLOW TCC
<Figure 5-4> Temporary fault for Recloser Sequence
5.2.2 Operation Principle of FI

If there is a fault on distribution line, protection device(CB, Recloser) does tripping to
protect the system. Then EPIC-R300, Feeder RTU, operates Protection function to detect the
fault, through which it is possible to explore fault section. It is a menu to set and manage
related set value. The basic principle of operation is like a picture below. If there is
permanent or temporary Fault, it detects zero voltage with protective device(CB or
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Recloser) after fault current. After detecting zero voltage, EPIC-R300 generates FI. With
protective device’s reclosing success, normal current and voltage are returned. If FI Auto
Reset was set, FI is reset automatically.
If not, push FI reset button on the front or it is reset with transmitted FI reset order in
remote. R300 is designed to generate FI not only for the case that R300 becomes tripped
itself against a fault, but also that other protection devices are tripped.
- Temporary Fault
<Figure 5-5> Temporary Fault
- Permanent
Fault
<Figure 5-6> Permanent Fault
Protection set value divides into 4 Groups to manage. Choose applied group through
Active Group setting.
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[ S e t t i n g ME N U ] [ F u n c S e t t i n g ]
→ 1 . F u n c G r o u p 1 → 1 . P h a s e F a u l t
2 . F u n c G r o u p 2 2 . G r o u n d F a u l t
3 . F u n c G r o u p 3 3 . S E F F a u l t
4 . F u n c G r o u p 4 4 . T r i p & R e c l o s e
5 . S e l e c t G r o u p 5 . A u x i l i a r y F u n c
<Figure 5-7> Setting Menu- Func Group
5.2.3. Phase Fault

In order to detect phase fault, setting items and ranges are like below.
<Table 5-1> Detecting phase fault
Category Item Range Default Step Unit Explanation
Pickup Level 10~2000 25 1 A Set operation level

Fast Curve 1~50 A Curve Set fast curve
Set a multiplier of fast operating
Fast Multiplier 0.05~2 1.00 0.01
curve.
Set operating delayed time under fast
Fast Time Add 0.00~1.00 0.00 0.01 sec
curve condition
Fast Min Set min. operating response time
0.00~1.00 0.00 0.01 sec
Response under fast curve condition
Fast Reset Time 0.00~1.00 0.00 0.01 sec Set fast reset time of definite time
Delay Curve 1~50 B Curve Set delay curve
Set a multiplier of delay operating
Op Level Delay Multiplier 0.05~2 1.00 0.01
curve.
& Time Set operating delayed time under
Delay Time Add 0.00~1.00 0.00 0.01 sec
delay curve condition
Set minimum operating response time
Delay Min Resp 0.00~1.00 0.00 0.01 sec
under delay curve condition
Delay Reset Time 0.00~1.00 0.00 0.01 sec Set delay reset time of definite time
Delay DT Level 25~10000 OFF 1 A Set operating value at delay DT level
Delay DT Time 0.01~2 2.00 0.01 sec Set operating time at delay DT time
Set operating value at high current
HCT Level 25~10000 OFF 1 A
trip level
Set operating time at high current
HCT Time 0.01~1 0.04 0.01 sec
trip time
Func In Use NO/YES YES Set phase fault operation functions
Cold Load Multi 1~10 2 1
Set the return current of restraining
Return Normal I 0~30 0.3 0.01 sec
operation against cold load
Cold Load Time 0~180 3 1 min Set restraining time of cold load
Use Cold Load NO/YES NO Set cold load Use/Not use
Block flt
A multiplier to prevent the mis-
Pickup recognizing as a fault by increasing a
Inrush Multiply 1~10 2 1
multiple of pick-up level under inrush
condition
Inrush Time 0~30S 0.02 0.01 sec Set restraining time of Inrush
Use Inrush NO/YES NO Set inrush Use/Not use
A level of regarding 2nd harmonic as
2nd Harmonic 1-50 20 1 %
inrush
Use 2nd Harmonic 0.02~1 0.02 0.01 sec Set 2nd harmonics Use/Not use
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Trip Direction OFF/FWD/REV OFF Selection of phase fault direction
Set positive sequence voltage
3V1 Threshold 0~100 20 1 %
operating value
Fault Set positive sequence current
3I1 Threshold 0~100 20 1 %
Direction operating value
Set positive sequence current
3I1 Angle 0~359 300 1 °
operating angle
Dir Block OC NO/YES NO Set direction function block
1) Fast Operation
This menu is for setting “FAST” among Recloser’s operation sequence
2) Delay Operation
This menu is for setting “Delay” among Recloser’s operation sequence
3) Delay DT Protection
This menu is for setting Delay Definite Time regardless of targeted section among
Recloser’s operation sequence
4) HCT Protection
This menu is for setting the protection against the high current trip of Recloser
5) Cold load Operation

If a load has not been powered for a prolonged period, and when the power has again
resumed i.e. by input of circuit breaker, this can impose a higher current than the pickup
value of time-delay overcurrent protection, which could exceed normal settings. These
conditions can exists for an extended period and must not be interpreted as a fault. In
other words, this function is recognized as Cold load circumstance, when no current
measured in the Recloser is maintained for 5 minutes(300sec). If the measured current is
less than the multiples of pick-up, Recloser does not recognize it as a failure. If it is larger
than the multiples of pick-up, Recloser regards the situation as an actual fault, and
performs the same reclosing sequence same as normal operation.
<Figure 5-8> ColdLoad
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6) Inrush Restraint
When the circuit breaker is putted in order to supply the electricity to a load, Inrush
current is generated in a short time. Inrush restraint is a function to prevent Recloser’s
mis-operation of fault detection elements due to that kind of inrush current at the time of
energization in the line. Inrush restraint can be achieved by two methods ; multiplier can
be applied to pick-up current, and another way is, in case that 1st and 2nd harmonics
contents of generated current is over the constant current, to restrain current for the
setting time.
In order to detect Phase Fault, setting items and ranges are like below. The order to set is
like below.
1) Choose the menu with Up/Down Key. Press Enter Key to enter the menu.
[[ FF uu nn cc SS ee tt t t i i nngg] ] [ P h a s e F a u l t ]
->1
→ 1 . P
P hh aa ss ee FF aa uu l l t t → 1 . Op L e vv e l & T i me
2 . G
G rr oo uu nn dd FF aa uu l l t t 2 . B l o c k F l t P i c k u p
3 . SS EE FF FF aa uu l l tt 3 . F a u l t D i r e c t i o n
4 . TT rr ii pp &
& RR ee cc l l oos s ee
5 . A
A uu xx ii ll ii aa rr yy FF uunnc c
<Figure 5-9> Setting menu
2) On Phase Fault menu, choose the setting item you want with Up/Down Key. Press Enter
Key to enter the setting item.
[ O P L e v e l & T i m e ] [ P i c k u p L e v e l ]
→1 . P i c k u p L e v e l S E T : 4 0 0 A
2 . F a s t C u r v e
3 . F a s t Mu l t i p l i e r ( 1 0 - 2 0 0 0 A : 1 A )
4 . F a s t T i m e A d d
5 . F a s t Mi n R e s p o n s e
6 . F a s t R e s e t T i m e
7 . D e l a y C u r v e
8 . D e l a y Mu l t i P l i e r
9 . D e l a y T i m e A d d
1 0 . D e l a y Mi n R e s p
1 1 . D e l a y R e s e t T i m e
1 2 . D e l a y D T L e v e l
1 3 . D e l a y D T T i m e
1 4 . H C T L e v e l
1 5 . H C T T i m e
1 6 . F u n c I n U s e
1 7 . S a v e S e t
<Figure 5-10> Phase Fault-Pickup Level
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3) Change set value with Up/Down Key. Press Enter Key to confirm. If you want to cancel
the changed set value, press M Key.
4) When the setting is completed, choose 17. Save Set to save the set value in backup
memory and come out from the item. Then the set value is applied to the device.
[ O P L e v e l & T i m e ]
→1 . P i c k u p L e v e l [ U p d a t e S e t t i n g ]
2 . F a s t C u r v e
3 . F a s t Mu l t i p l i e r → P r e s s E n t e r
4 . F a s t T i m e A d d
5 . F a s t Mi n R e s p o n s e
6 . F a s t R e s e t T i m e
7 . D e l a y C u r v e
8 . D e l a y Mu l t i P l i e r
9 . D e l a y T i m e A d d
1 0 . D e l a y Mi n R e s p
1 1 . D e l a y R e s e t T i m e
1 2 . D e l a y D T L e v e l
1 3 . D e l a y D T T i m e
1 4 . H C T L e v e l
1 5 . H C T T i m e
1 6 . F u n c I n U s e
1 7 . S a v e S e t
<Figure 5-11> Phase Fault-Save Set
5.2.4. Ground Fault

In order to detect ground fault, setting items and ranges are like below.
<Table 5-2> Detecting ground fault
Pickup Level 5~2000 25 1 A Set operation level

Fast Curve 1~50 A Curve Set fast curve
Fast Multiplier 0.05~2 1.00 0.01 Set a multiplier of fast operating curve.
Set operating delayed time under fast
Fast Time Add 0.00~1.00 0.00 0.01 sec
curve condition
Fast Min Set min. operating response time
0.00~1.00 0.00 0.01 sec
Response under fast curve condition
Op Level &
Fast Reset Time 0.00~1.00 0.00 0.01 sec Set fast reset time of definite time
Time
Delay Curve 1~50 B Curve Set delay curve
Delay Multiplier 0.05~2 1.00 0.01 Set a multiplier of delay operating curve.
Set operating delayed time under
Delay Time Add 0.00~1.00 0.00 0.01 sec
delay curve condition
Set minimum operating response time
Delay Min Resp 0.00~1.00 0.00 0.01 sec
under delay curve condition
Delay Reset
0.00~1.00 0.00 0.01 sec Set delay reset time of definite time
Time
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Delay DT Level 25~10000 OFF 1 A Set operating value at delay DT level
Delay DT Time 0.01~2 2.00 0.01 sec Set operating time at delay DT time
Set operating value at high current
HCT Level 25~10000 OFF 1 A
trip level
Set operating time at high current
HCT Time 0.01~1 0.04 0.01 sec
trip time
Func In Use NO/YES YES Set phase fault operation functions
Cold Load Multi 1~10 2 1
Set the return current of restraining
Return Normal I 0~30 0.3 0.01 sec
operation against cold load
Cold Load Time 0~180 3 1 min Set restraining time of cold load
Use Cold Load NO/YES NO Set cold load Use/Not use
Block flt
Pickup mis-recognizing as a fault by
Inrush Multiply 1~10 2 1
increasing a multiple of pick-up level
under inrush condition
Inrush Time 0~30S 0.02 0.01 sec Set restraining time of Inrush
Use Inrush NO/YES NO Set inrush Use/Not use
2nd Harmonic 1-50 20 1 % A level of regarding 2nd harmonic as inrush
Use 2nd
0.02~1 0.02 0.01 sec Set 2nd harmonics Use/Not use
Harmonic
Trip Direction OFF/FWD/REV OFF Selection of ground fault direction
3V1 Threshold 0~100 20 1 % Set zero sequence voltage operating value
Fault
3I1 Threshold 0~100 20 1 % Set zero sequence current operating value
Direction
3I1 Angle 0~359 300 1 ° Set zero sequence current operating angle
Dir Block OC NO/YES NO Set direction function block
The way to set is identical with 5.2.3
5.2.5. SEF Fault

SEF(Sensitive Earth Fault) fault is used when ground fault current is small in ungrounded
system. Next it is operation diagram about operation area. Like the picture, +-90° becomes
operation area by setting’s op-Angle. When earth current and voltage volume is over the
set value with a fault and earth current’s phase is in operation area based on earth
voltage, then it is picked up as fault. If this condition is kept during operation time, SEF
Fault is set.
To detect SEF Fault, setting items and ranges are like below.
<Table 5-3> Detecting Set Fault

3I0 Pickup 0.1~20 5.0 0.1 A Set 3I0 current operation value
-3V0 Pickup 0~80 30 1 % Set 3V0 voltage operation value
Op Level
SEF Reset Time 0.00~1.00 0.00 0.01 sec Set SEF reset time of definite time
& Time
OFF/ALARM/
Func In Use OFF Set SEF fault operation functions
TRIP
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Inrush Multiply 1~10 2 1 Set inrush control multiplier
Inrush Time 0~30 0.02 0.01 sec Set inrush operating time
Block Flt Use Inrush NO/YES NO Set phase fault inrush Use/Not use
Pickup 2nd Harmonic 1~50% 20 1 % Set 2nd harmonic inrush control level
2nd_H Detect Time 0.02~1 0.02 0.01 sec Set 2nd harmonic time level
Use 2nd Harmonic NO/YES NO Set 2nd harmonic inrush Use/Not use
Fault Op Angle 0~345 90 1 ° Set operating angle
Direction Op Time 0.1~30 1.0 0.1 sec Set operating time
<Figure 5-12> Operation Diagram of SEF
5.2.6. Trip & Reclose

1) Phase Rec Count
This is the menu for setting the counts of reclosing operation against phase fault.
2) GND Rec Count

This is the menu for setting the counts of reclosing operation against GND fault.
3) SEF Rec Count

This is the menu for setting the counts of reclosing operation against SEF fault.
4) Single Shot Operation

In single shot operation, Recloser goes directly to lockout after a trip, and will not reclose.
This operation occurs in two cases ; one is the case when Recloser disable in the front,
the controller goes to lockout without reclosing. and another case is that, after Recloser is
put, the fault occurs during the Single Shot setting time, then it goes to trip and
locked-out.
5) Sequence Coordination
When operating with 2 or more Recloser connected in series in distribution line, in order
to prevent the operation of all Reclosers’ being opened at the same time which are
installed both in power supply side and in load side, the Sequence Coordination function
is used to. This function is that, when multiple Reclosers in load side are connected to
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one Recloser on the power supply side, only the Recloser experienced a fault is set to
perform the opening operation.
As shown below, if the Recloser in power supply is Active state in Sequence Coordination
mode, in case of line fault, while Recloser in power supply detects the fault current and
operates the opening delayed action, it returns to normal situation by the operation of
Recloser in load side, and then Recloser in power supply will increase the operation
sequence only by one time. Therefore, only sequence of Recloser(power supply side) is in
progress without opening operation, so that even when load Recloser operates to delay
action, Recloser from supply side does not progress the other instantaneous actions in
sequence, but operates to delay action in the same way with load Recloser. If the
reclosing function is restrained, the Sequence Coordination function does not work.
The following rules apply to the Sequence coordination
1) All Reclosers both in supply side and the load must be set at same instantaneous time,
delay characteristics and the same minimum operating Pickup current value. (If the
minimum operating pickup current is wrongly set, the pickup value of power supply must
be larger than the load)
2) All Reclosers must have the same reclosing Time.
3) Recloser in supply should resume 100ms or more of delay time than load Recloser, or
the value of the minimum operating pickup current must be larger than that of load
Recloser.
4) The reset time of power supply Recloser must be set longer than the longest reclosing
time of the load Recloser. This is to prevent Recloser in supply side to be reset mode
during reclosing of load Recloser.
<Figure 5-13> Sequence Coordination
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The setting items and ranges of Trip & Recloser are as follows.
<Table 5-4> Setting for Trip&Recloser
Counts of reclosing operation against

Phase Oper Cnt 1~5 4 1
phase fault
Phase Set fast operation section among
Rec Phase Fast Cnt 0~5 2 1 counts of reclosing operation against
Count phase fault
Counts of HCT operation against
Phase HCT Cnt 0~5 0 1
phase fault
GND Oper Cnt 1~5 4 1
ground fault
Set fast operation section among
GND Rec
GND Fast Cnt 0~5 2 1 counts of reclosing operation against
Count
ground fault
Counts of HCT operation against
GND HCT Cnt 0~5 0 1
ground fault
SEF Oper Cnt 1~5 4 1
SEF fault
SEF Rec
Set fast operation section among
Count
SEF Fast Cnt 0~5 2 1 counts of reclosing operation against
SEF fault
Rec Time 1st 0.3~180 2.0 0.1 sec Set 1st reclosing operation time
Rec Time 2nd 1~180 10 1 sec Set 2nd reclosing operation time
Reclose
Rec Time 3rd 1~180 15 1 sec Set 3rd reclosing operation time
Time
Rec Time 4th 1~180 30 1 sec Set 4th reclosing operation time
Reset Time 2~300 30 1 sec Set reclosing return time
SEF Rec Time 1st 0.3~180 2.0 0.1 sec Set 1st SEF reclosing operation time
SEF SEF Rec Time 2nd 1~180 10 1 sec Set 2nd SEF reclosing operation time
Reclose SEF Rec Time 3rd 1~180 15 1 sec Set 3rd SEF reclosing operation time
Time SEF Rec Time 4th 1~180 30 1 sec Set 4th SEF reclosing operation time
SEF Reset Time 2~300 30 1 sec Set SEF reclosing return time
Single Shot Time 0~180 10 1 sec Set single shot time
Reclosing
Set sequence coordination Use/Not
Option Seq Coordination NO/YES NO
use
5.2.7 Auxiliary Func

This function is for monitoring and additional functions of distribution line, key functions
are as follows.
1) Open Line Detect : To set the Phase Loss in distribution line

When phase voltage is maintained below a set value of voltage off for over delay time, it
is determined as Phase Loss. As the phase voltage grows more than setting value, the
Phase Loss is turned off. The percentage of voltage off in Open Line Detect shall be set
equal to or lower than the Live Line Detect voltage level. This is to avoid monitoring the
Open Line when 3 phase voltages are less than Live Line.
2) Sync Check : To check the voltage synchronization of the Source and Load side.
Once the voltages of the Source side and Load side are maintained for the set time,
within the setting range, the Sync Check is “OK”.
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If the voltages of Source and Load sides are out of phase setting range, Sync Fail occurs
and then sync LED operates.
3) Live Line Detect : Setting for monitoring live line

Any of the phase from 3 phase voltage from source side is over Voltage On, Hot Line
Source LED light will be on and determines the Source side as Hot Line.
Load side also operates in the same principle.
4) Negative OC : Protection function for reverse phase current.

The setting items and ranges of Auxiliary Function are as follows.
5) Under Voltage : Settings associated with under voltage protection

If you select “3. Use Func” as TRIP, when low-voltage occurs, it trips circuit breaker, and
does not perform any reclosing operation. If you select it as Alarm, it does not trip the
circuit breaker, and record the alarm status in operating information, and it transmits to
the host system over the communication.
6) Over Voltage : Setting associated with over voltage protection

If you select “3. Use Func” as TRIP, when over-voltage occurs, it trips circuit breaker, and
7) Under Frequency : Settings associated with low-frequency protection

If you select “3. Use Func” as TRIP, when low-frequency occurs, it trips circuit breaker, and
8) Over Frequency : Settings associated with over-frequency protection

If you select “3. Use Func” as TRIP, when over-frequency occurs, it trips circuit breaker, and
does not perform any reclosing operation.
If you select it as Alarm, it does not trip the circuit breaker, and record the alarm status
in operating information, and it transmits to the host system over the communication.
9) Close Interlock : Settings associated with the function of inhibiting the input depending
on the situation of power system, when Recloser is applied.
For the case of Live Load function with “Enable”, it inhibits the input only when the
voltage is applied to both Source side and Load side. And, in case of Sync Fail function
with “Enable”, it inhibits the input when the synchronization of voltage on the Source side
and Load side is not suitable.
10) Loop Automation : When a fault occurs in a distribution line, protection device
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perfoms protecton operation and the load in the lower side of protection devise will
experience a power outage. Thus, the blackout range of the distribution line are spread
to normal condition section as well as fault occurrence section.
For coping with those case, loop control function will operate in the way of separating the
fault section, and supplying power to normal section, then it helps to minimize the outage
time.
EPIC-R300 provides those loop control function which is operable in service only by using
the information about voltage, current, and operating state.
Depending on the configuration of recloser being installed, 3 modes of loop control can
be selected.
- Feeder recloser : the recloser is installed near the substation or inside.
- Midpoint recloser : installation point is between feeder recloser and tie recloser.
- Tie-point recloser : the recloser are usually installed at tie point where two distribution
lines are interconnected.
1) feeder recloser
Protection elements are generally operate when downstream fault occurs in the distribution
line. If it detects voltage loss at power supply, recloser will trip after set time.
In both cases that trip by protection elements and remote operation, loop control function
is automatically stopped.
2) Mid point recloser
Protection elements are generally operate when downstream fault occurs in the distribution
line. If, due to the action at power source side, it detects voltage loss at both sides, it
shall be automatically changed into another setting group after set time.
After downstream recloser or tie point recloser’s operation, the power supply starts to
provide from reverse side. For this moment, the reclosing action shall be hold for a certain
period of time.
3) Tie-point recloser
When voltage loss is detected in the set side, it close after the set time.
After closing, when the fault is detected, it stops and holds reclosing for a sertain period
of time.
The operation by protection elements is possible after normalization of reclosing element.
The activated operation group shall be changed according to feeding direction or setting
- “Dead bus open time”

The loop automation operates when the distribution line is in dead state.
It can be determined by using setting value based on voltage whether distribution line is
dead or not.
The state of loop automation shall be determined as “dead” only when the dead bus state
is maintained for a set time.
The voltage values of all sources and load side shall not exceed the set values.
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- “Tie SW open time”
This is the time required to open a “Tie Sw open” in order to repair the distribution lines
to the normal state, if power is supplied from both Tie Sw after the fault is recovered.
- “Tie Sw Source”
It is used to determine the conditions of Tie Sw closing.
BOTH : If any loss for both side, it operates after Tie Sw closing time.
ABC : ABS side is power side, and when RST side is de-energized, then it closes after the
close time.
RST : RST side is power side, when RST side is de-energized, then it closes after the close
time.
Loop Operation procedure

Feeder MID Tie
CB CB
REC REC REC
1) Feeder recloser trips when the voltage at power supply side is lost.
2) Mid recloser changes to Alt group setting when the voltage of power supply and load
side is dead due to the trip of protection device at power supply, and also changes to
the single shot mode which does not operate reclosing.
3) Tie recloser closes if one side voltage is lost.
4) Feeder recloser closed when the voltage at power supply become live after it is
repaired.
5) Mid recloser closes when the voltage is supplied to both side.
6) Tie recloser opens when the voltage is supplied to both ends.
<Table 5-5> Auxiliary Function

Voltage setting to reset phase
Volt On 50~90 90 1 %
loss(standard on rating voltage)
Voltage setting to set phase
Volt Off 35~75 75 1 %
Open Line loss(standard on rating voltage)
Detect If voltage is kept under volt off
Delay Off 0.1~30 30 0.1 sec
during delay time
Show whether open line detect
Use Func NO/YES YES
Phase Off 5~60 5 1 ° degree setting to check phase sync
Delay Time 0.1~30 30 0.1 sec delay time setting to check phase sync
Sync Check
Show whether sync check function is
Use Func NO/YES YES
available
Live Line Volt Level 10~90 30 1 % Set voltage level monitoring operation
Detect Detect Time 0.05~1 0.10 0.01 sec Set voltage level operating time
I2/I1 Pickup 30~100% 50 1 % Set negative current operating level
Negative Delay Time 0.1~10 10.0 0.1 sec Set negative OC operation time
OC I1 Threshold 5~200 10 1 A Set Positive current threshold value
2nd Harmonic Blk OFF/ALM/TRIP OFF Select 2nd Harmonic block/ non-block
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Set negative OC fault operation
Func In Use OFF/ALM/TRIP OFF
functions, No Use/Alarm/Trip
U-V Pickup 30~98 75 1 % Set pickup level for under voltage
Under U-V Op Time 0.1~100 3 0.1 sec Set operation time for under voltage
Voltage Set whether under voltage function is
Use Func OFF/ALM/TRIP OFF
available
O-V Pickup 102~150 120 1 % Set pickup level for over voltage
Over O-V Op Time 0.1~100 3 0.1 sec Set operation time for over voltage
Voltage Set whether over voltage function is
available
U-F Pickup 47~59.98 49.8 0.01 Hz Set pickup level for under frequency
Set operation time for under
Under U-F Op Time 0.1~60 1 0.1 sec
frequency
Frequency
Set whether under frequency function
is available
O-F Pickup 50.02~63.00 60.02 0.01 Hz Set pickup level for over frequency
Over O-F Op Time 0.1~60 1 0.1 sec Set operation time for over frequency
Frequency Set whether over frequency function is
available
Close Live Load NO/YES NO Select whether live load is available
Interlock Sync Fail NO/YES NO Select whether sync fail is available
OFF/FEEDER/MI
Loop Selection OFF Select operating mode for the recloser
D/TIE
Deadbus Open Set open time for determining
0~600 0 1 sec
Time distribution line’s dead line state
Tie Sw Open
Loop 0~600 0 1 sec Set open time for tie sw
Time
Automation
Tie Sw Source BOTH/ABC/RST BOTH Select whether Tie sw source is ABC or RST
Tie Sw Close
0~600 0 1 sec Set close time for tie sw
Time
Use Auto Return Select whether Auto Return Func is
NO/YES NO
Func available
5.2.8. Select Group

It is a menu to set currently applied Primary Group among 4 setting groups.
Default value is set 1. If Sel Auto Group is selected as “YES”, it selects automatically the
primary group and reverse group, depending on the power flow. If the current flows from
load side to source side, side flows from Load side to power side, the reverse group is
applied.
[ S e t t i n g ME N U ]
1 . F u n c G r o u p 1
[ S e l G r o u p Me n u ]
2 . F u n c G r o u p 2
> 1 . P r i ma r y G r o u p
3 . F u n c G r o u p 3
2 . S e l A u t o G r o u p
4 . F u n c G r o u p 4
3 . R e v e r s e G r o u p
> 5 . S e l e c t G r o u p
[ P r i ma r y G r o u p ]
S E T : 1
( 1 - 4 : 1 )
<Figure 5-14> Setting Menu
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5.3. Configuration Menu
It provides menus for analog current and voltage input related setting, Debounce Time
setting to prevent DI chattering, DO output pulse adjustment related setting, Event Log
information setting and clear related setting.
5.3.1. Analog
Analog voltage / current input related setting items and ranges are like below.
<Table 5-6> Setting for Analog voltage / current

Item Range Default Step Unit Explanation
Line Config 3P4W/3P3W 3P4W Distribution line’s connection
Frequency 50/60 60Hz Distribution line’s frequency
Rated Voltage 3.8~21 13.2 0.01 kV Distribution line’s rated voltage
CT ratio 100~2000 1000 1 CT ratio
NCT ratio 100~2000 1000 1 NCT ratio
Avg Interval 5-15 15 5 min Average process time about demand value
Way to FI reset
Select FI Reset Auto/Man Man
Refer 5.2.2
Display voltage L-N/L-L L-N Selection of line to phase voltage and line to line voltage
ABC/ACB/BCA/
Phase Position ABC Select phase position
BAC/CAB/CBA
Phase Rotation ABC/ACB ABC Select whether phase rotation is ABC or ACB
Select which side will be power source between
Source Side ABC/RST ABC
ABC side and RST side
Energy Log Duty Week/Month Week Set duty time for energy logging
Closing Delay 0~300 0 1 sec Set delay time to close CB
Check V for FI NO/YES YES Select whether to consider voltage when FI set
Reclaim T for FI 0~120 2 1 sec Set reclaim time for FI
Import Key Delay 1~5 1 1 sec Set import key delay
Fail V Sensor 0~120 10 1 sec Set delay time for voltage sensor fail
I Cut Level 0~10 0.1 0.1 % Set level for current cutting
V Cut Level 0~50 10 1 % Set level for current cutting
The order to set is like below.

1) Choose the menu with Up/Down Key. Press Enter Key to enter the menu.
[ C o n f i g Me n u ]
-> 1 . A n a l o g
2 . D I D e b o u n c e T i m e
3 . D O P u l s e T i m e
4 . B a c k u p S e t / C l e a r
5 . A n a l o g G a i n A d j
6 . Wa v e f o r m
7 . C h e c k A u t o B a t t
8 . V / I U n b a l a n c e
9 . S a g / S w e l l
1 0 . T H D A l a r m
<Figure 5-15> Config Menu
2) On Analog menu, choose the item you want with Up/Down Key. Press Enter Key to
enter the item.
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[ A n a l o g Me n u ]
->1 . L i n e C o n f i g
2 . F r e q u e n c y
3 . R a t e d V o l t
4 . C T r a t i o
5 . N CTT r a t i o
6 . A v g I n t e r v a l
7 . S e l e c t F I R e s e t
8 . D i s p l a y V o l t a g e
9 . P h a s e P o s i t i o n
1 0 . P h a s e R o t a t i o n
1 1 . S o u r c e S i d e
1 2 . E n e r g y L o g D u t y
1 3 . C l o s i n g D e l a y [ L I N E C O N F I G ]
1 4 . C h e c k V f o r F I S E T : 3 P 4 W
1 5 . R e c l a i m T f o r F I
1 6 . I mp o r t K e y D e l a y ( 3 P 4 W/ 3 P 3 W)
1 7 . F a i l V S e n s o r
1 8 . S a v e C o n f i g
<Figure 5-16> Analog Menu-Line Config
3) Change set value with Up/Down Key. Press Enter Key to check. If you want to cancel
the changed set value, press M Key.
4) After change, choose 18. Save Config to save the set value in backup memory and
come out from the item. Then the set value is applied to the device.
[ A n a l o g Me n u ]
->1 . L i n e C o n f i g
2 . F r e q u e n c y
3 . R a t e d V o l t
4 . C T r a t i o
5 . N CTT r a t i o
6 . A v g I n t e r v a l
7 . S e l e c t F I R e s e t
8 . D i s p l a y V o l t a g e
9 . P h a s e P o s i t i o n
1 0 . P h a s e R o t a t i o n
1 1 . S o u r c e S i d e
1 2 . E n e r g y L o g D u t y
1 3 . C l o s i n g D e l a y [ U p d a t e S e t t i n g ]
1 4 . C h e c k V f o r F I
1 5 . R e c l a i m T f o r F I - > P r e s s E n t e r
1 6 . I mp o r t K e y D e l a y
1 7 . F a i l V S e n s o r
1 8 . S a v e C o n f i g
<Figure 5-17> Analog Menu-Save Config
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5.3.2. DI Debounce Time
It is a menu to set debounce time to prevent DI Chattering. It is available to set on each channel.
During set time, DI status value should be kept to be considered with the changed value.
<Table 5-7> DI Debounce Setting

DI_1 1~500 10 1 ms DI 1’s debounce time setting
... ... ... ... ... ...
5.3.3. DO Pulse Width

It sets DO1~6’s on pulse output time.
<Tabel 5-8> DI Pulse Setting

DO_1 10~2000 500 10 ms DO 1’s pulse width time setting
5.3.4. Backup Set / Clear

It is a menu operating switch operation count, Event data clear, Fault data and clear.
<Table 5-9> Backup Set / Clear

Set Switch Cnt 0~65535 0 1 Set the number of switch operation
Delete saved event information in backup
Clear Event NO/YES NO
memory
Clear Fault NO/YES NO Delete save fault information in backup memory
5.3.5. Analog Gain Adjust

It is a menu to adjust analog voltage / current volume gain. EPIC-R300 is set in calibration
about voltage / current signal input from factory. However if measuring value is different
because of external sensor’s error, use the menu to adjust.
<Table 5-10> Analog Gain Adjust

Ia Gain Adjust 10~2000 0 1 A Adjust current Ia’s gain
Ib Gain Adjust 10~2000 0 1 A Adjust current Ib’s gain
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Ic Gain Adjust 10~2000 0 1 A Adjust current Ic’s gain
In Gain Adjust 10~2000 0 1 A Adjust current In’s gain
Va Gain Adjust 1~66 13.2 0.01 kV Adjust voltage Va’s gain
Vb Gain Adjust 1~66 13.2 0.01 kV Adjust voltage Vb’s gain
Vc Gain Adjust 1~66 13.2 0.01 kV Adjust voltage Vc’s gain
Vr Gain Adjust 1~66 13.2 0.01 kV Adjust voltage Vr’s gain
Vs Gain Adjust 1~66 13.2 0.01 kV Adjust voltage Vs’s gain
Vt Gain Adjust 1~66 13.2 0.01 kV Adjust voltage Vt’s gain
5.3.6. Waveform
Settings associated with the condition of capturing the waveform and storing it.
“1. sample rate” : to select the sample rate which saves a waveform per one cycle.
“2. Record size” : to select the length of the waveform.
“3. Pre-cycle” : to set the stotage size before a failure occurance as a ratio of the total
size.
“4. Post-cycle” : to set the stotage size after a failure occurance as a ratio of the total
size.
<Table 5-11> Waveform

Set sample rate when capturing
Sample rate 16/32/64/128 32 sample
waveform
Record size 20~600 20 1 cycle Set record size of waveform
Pre-cycle 10~50 10 1 % Set pre-cycle number of waveform
Post-cycle 10~50 10 1 % Set post cycle number of waveform
5.3.7. Check Auto Battery

To automatically set the cycle of testing battery.
<Table 5-12> Check Auto

Check Day 1~31 1 1 day Set auto checking day for battery
Check Hour 0~23 0 1 hour Set auto checking hour for battery
Check Minute 0~59 0 1 minute Set auto checking minute for battery
5.3.8. V/I Unbalance

Settings relating to the level and operating time for detecting the unbalance of Voltage
and Current.
<Table 5-13> V/I Unbalance
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V unbalance 0~100 0 1 % Set unbalance level for voltage
V unbalance time 0.1~60 0.1 0.1 sec Set unbalance time for voltage
I unbalance 0~100 0 1 % Set unbalance level for current
I unbalance time 0.1~60 0.1 0.1 sec Set unbalance time for current
5.3.9. Sag/Swell
Settings related to the level and operating time to detect Sag, Swell, and Interuption.
<Table 5-14> Sag/Swell

Sag Level 50~99 90 1 % Set pickup level for sag
Sag Time 0.02~10 1.0 0.01 sec Set operation time for sag
Swell Level 101~150 120 1 % Set pickup level for swell
Swell Time 0.02~10 1.0 0.01 sec Set operation time for swell
Interrupt Level 10~50 10 1 % Set pickup level for interruption
Interrupt Time 0.02~10 1.0 0.01 sec Set operation time for interruption
5.3.10. THD Alarm

Settings relating to the alarm level and operating time of the Voltage/Current’s THD(Total
HArmonic Distortion).
<Table 5-15> THD Alarm

V THD Alarm Level 1~100 3 1 % Set alarm level for voltage THD
V THD Alarm Time 0.02~60.00 0.02 0.01 sec Set alarm time for voltage THD
I THD Alarm Level 1~100 3 1 % Set alarm level for current THD
I THD Alarm Time 0.02~60.00 0.02 0.01 sec Set alarm time for current THD
5.3.11. VI Wear
Select VI type which is used in the recloser, and it displays residual contact wear for each
phase’ VI and total operation times.
<Table 5-16> VI Wear

Set the type of the VI used in the
Max Op Count 1000~10000 2000 1
recloser
Set alarm level for residual contact
Alarm Level 0~100 45 1 %
wear
Duty Factor A 0~100 100 1 % Set duty factor for A phase’s VI
Duty Factor B 0~100 100 1 % Set duty factor for B phase’s VI
Duty Factor C 0~100 100 1 % Set duty factor for C phase’s VI
5.3.12. Analog High Alm
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<Table 5-17> Analog High Alm

Phase Current 1~16000 400 1 A
High Alarm function
Ground Current 1~16000 400 1 A
High Alarm function
Phase Voltage 1~38000 13200 1 V
High Alarm function
System Power 1~54000 5280 1 kV
High Alarm function
Select whether Analog High Alm
Enable High Alarm Disable/Enable Disable
5.3.13. Analog Low Alm

<Table 5-18> Analog Low Alm

Phase Current 1~15999 110 1 A
Low Alarm function
Ground Current 1~15999 110 1 A
Low Alarm function
Phase Voltage 1~37999 510 1 V
Low Alarm function
System Power 1~53999 0 1 kV
Low Alarm function
Select whether analog low alm
Enable Low Alarm Disable/Enable Disable
5.4. Comm Set Menu

It is a menu to set communication port to connect with upper system.
On this menu there are communication port setting in connection with SCADA system,
modem control signal setting in connection with modem, DNP3.0, IEC60870-5-101,
IEC60870-5-104, TCP/IP protocol related setting.
5.4.1. SCADA Port

It is a menu to set communication port in connection with SCADA system.
<Table 5-19> SCADA Port

Port connected with SCADA’s
Comm Speed 1200~38400 9600 bps
communication speed setting
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Comm Parity NO/EVEN/ODD NO Serial communication parity setting
Slave/DL Address 0~65534 2 1 DNP slave or IEC-101 D/L address setting
ASDU Comm
0~65534 2 1 ASDU common address setting
Addr
DNP/DNP-TCP/IEC- DNP3.0 and DNP-TCP and IEC870-5-101
Protocol DNP
101/IEC-104/ protocol and IEC870-5-104 protocol setting
Full Map/Down
Select Prot Map Full Map Protocol map type setting
Map
Select SCADA RS232_1/2/RS485/E
RS232_1 Select SCADA Port
Port TH
5.4.2. Modem Control

It is a menu to set modem control signal to connect SCADA system and modem.
<Table 5-20> Modem Control

Comm Line 2 / 4 4 Modem communication line setting
RTS Off Delay 10~500 100 10 ms After TX completion, delay setting for RTS Off
CTS Time out 0~255 3 1 s After RTS enable, CTS waiting time setting
DCD Time out 0.1~30 10 0.1 s TX waiting time when DCD is enable on 2 Line
5.4.3. DNP Config

It is a menu to set DNP3.0 communication related items.
<Table 5-21> DNP Config

D/L Retry 0~2 0 1 Set the number of data link layer retry
D/L Timeout 1~255 3 1 s Set data link layer timeout
NO/YES/ SOMETI
D/L Confirm Choose if data link layer ask confirm is used
SOMETIME ME
A/L Retry 0~2 0 1 Set the number of application link layer retry
A/L Timeout 1~255 10 1 s Set application layer timeout
After power on, choose if unsolicited response

Unsol Resp Class NO/YES NO
is set
Unsol Resp Delay 0~60 1 1 s Unsolicited response delay time setting
Unsol Resend Dly 0~60 1 1 s Unsolicited response delay time setting
After selection, if set timeout is over for

SBO Timeout 1~255 5 1 s
operation order, select is lifted
Master Addr 0~65534 65534 1 Upper master’s address setting
If D/L timeout confirm is NO, choose link

Frame Interval 10~500 20 10 ms
frame’s interval
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DNP Port Num 0~65534 20000 1 Set DNP Port Num
Disable/Enabl Select whether Clear Event when Reset

Cls Evt when RST Disable
e function is available
Disable/Enabl Select whether Event Time Sync function is
Event Time Sync Disable
e available
With
Without
BI Chg Dflt Var time/Without Select whether with time or without time
time
time
With
Without
AI Chg Dflt Var time/Without Select whether with time or without time
time
time
5.4.4. IEC101 Config

It is a menu to set IEC870-5-101 communication related item.
<Table 5-22> IEC101 Config

Link Addr Size 0~2 2 1 Data link address size
Common Addr Size 1~2 1 1 Common address size
Object Addr Size 1~3 2 1 Information object address size
COT Size 1~2 1 1 COT address size
Time Marker CP24/CP56/NO CP24 Select Time Fomat, CP24, CP56

or NO
5.4.5. IEC104 Config

It is a menu to set IEC870-5-104 communication related item.
<Table 5-23> IEC104 Config

Conn Timeout(t0) 1~255 30 1 sec Set connection timeout
APDU Timeout(t1) 1~255 15 1 sec Set APDU timeout
Ack Timeout(t2) 1~255 10 1 sec Set ack timeout
Test Period(t3) 1~255 20 1 sec Set time period
Select whether spontaneous
Xmt Spontaneous Disable/Enable Disable
response function is available
Max Xmt I-APDU(k) 1~32767 15 1 Set max transmitting I-APDU
Max Rcv I-APDU(w) 1~32767 10 1 Set max receiving I-APDU
5.4.6. TCP/IP Config

It is a menu to set TCP/IP address to connect SCADA system by Ethernet.
<Table 5-24> TCP/IP Config

Item Range Default Step Explanation
IP Address 0~255 0.0.0.0 1 Set IP address of FTU
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Subnet Mask 0~255 255.255.255.0 1 Set subnet mask bits
Gateway 0~255 192.168.0.0 1 Set gateway address
5.4.7. PSTN Modem

Settings required to connect to the PSTN network.
<Table 5-25> PSTN Modem

PSTN Modem NO/PPP/Dialup/SMS NO Select PSTN mode type,PPP, dialup or SMS
Auto Hangup Time 0~255 30 1 sec Set Auto hangup time
Dial Timeout 10~255 90 1 sec Set dial timeout
Attempt Delay 10~3600 60 1 sec Set dial attempt delay time
Max Attempts 1~5 3 1 sec Set dial max attempt
5.4.8. PPP Config

Settings for using the PPP(Point to Point Protocol).
<Table 5-26> PPP Config

Our IP address 0~255 192.168.0.0 1 Set our IP address
Their IP address 0~255 192.168.0.0 1 Set their IP address
DNS1 IP address 0~255 192.168.0.0 1 Set DNS1 IP address
DNS2 IP address 0~255 192.168.0.0 1 Set DNS2 IP address
5.4.9. SMS Config

Settings for using the SMS(short message service).
<Table 5-27> SMS Config

Trip Enable NO/YES NO Set sending trip information
FI Enable NO/YES NO Set sending FI information
Open Enable NO/YES NO Set sending open information
Door Open Enable NO/YES NO Set sending door information
AC fail Enable NO/YES NO Set sending AC fail information
5.4.10. Time Sync Option

Settings for using the Time Sync Option.
<Table 5-28> Time Sync Option

SNTP Enable NO/YES NO Select whether to enable SNTP
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SNTP Cyclic 1~24 1 1 hour Set SNTP cycle duty
UTC-12:00 ~ UTC+09:0
Time Zone Select time zone
UTC+14:00 0 SEOUL
5.5. Time Set Menu

It is a menu to set time on the device. Like a picture below, RTC present time is on 2
upper lines and time for editing is on 2 down lines. The order to change the time you
want is like below.
1) Press Enter Key to change the time. Then the cursor blinks on the year you want to change.
Press Up/Down Key to change.
N o w : 2 0 1 2 / 0 9 / 2 7
T i m e : 1 4 : 3 0 : 2 6
E d i t : 2 0 1 3 / 0 9 / 2 7
T i m e : 1 4 : 3 0 : 2 6
<Figure 5-18> Time Set-year
2) To change the month, press Enter Key. Then the cursor blinks.
N o w : 2 0 1 2 / 0 9 / 2 7
T i m e : 1 4 : 3 0 : 2 6
E d i t : 2 0 1 3 / 1 0 / 2 7
T i m e : 1 4 : 3 0 : 2 6
<Figure 5-19> Time Set-month
3) To change the date, press Enter Key then the cursor blinks.
N o w : 2 0 1 2 / 0 9 / 2 7
T i m e : 1 4 : 3 0 : 2 6
E d i t : 2 0 1 3 / 1 0 / 2 9
T i m e : 1 5 : 2 2 : 1 1
<Figure 5-20> Time Set-day
4) To change the time, press Enter Key. Then the cursor blinks.
N o w : 2 0 1 2 / 0 9 / 2 7
T i m e : 1 4 : 3 0 : 2 6
E d i t : 2 0 1 3 / 1 0 / 2 9
T i m e : 1 5 : 3 0 : 2 6
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<Figure 5-21> Time Set-hour
5) To change the minute, press Enter Key. Then the cursor blinks.
N o w : 2 0 1 2 / 0 9 / 2 7
T i m e : 1 4 : 3 0 : 2 6
E d i t : 2 0 1 3 / 1 0 / 2 9
T i m e : 1 5 : 2 2 : 2 6
<Figure 5-22> Time Set-minute
6) To change the second, press Enter Key. Then the cursor blinks.
N o w : 2 0 1 2 / 0 9 / 2 7
T i m e : 1 4 : 3 0 : 2 6
E d i t : 2 0 1 3 / 1 0 / 2 9
T i m e : 1 5 : 2 2 : 1 1
<Figure 5-23> Time Set-second
7) After changing, press Enter Key then the menu below shows. Press Enter Key again
then the edited time is saved.
[ U p d a t e S e t t i n g ]
- > P r e s s E n t e r
<Figure 5-24> Update Setting
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5.6. Event View Menu
It is a menu to check various recorded information in EPIC-R300. Event List shows in a
chronological order from the latest one. You can check information with Up/Down Key.
There is information of Event List and maximum number of storage below.
<Table 5-30> Event View Menu

Event Items Description Max Event Num
Fault Event Save Fault Event history 1023

Save Operation Event history
Op Event (save operation history about Power On, DO/DI 30,000
operation, setting, Fault/Pickup operation)
Demand I Average current during Demand time 255
Demand P Average electricity during Demand time 255
Max Demand I Record maximum Demand I value for a day 63
Max Demand P Record maximum Demand P value for a day 63
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6. DNP V3.0 Protocol
6.1. Object Index Table
6.1.1 BI Inputs
<Table 6-1> BI inputs

Index Object / Default
Point Name Point Type Remark
No. Variation Class
DI #1 (SW open) 0 Static, Event
DI #2 (SW Close 1 Static, Event
DI #3 (AC Loss) 2 Static, Event
DI #4 (Battery Low) 3 Static, Event 01/01
DI #5 (Charger Fail) 4 Static, Event
01/02 1
DI #6 (Door Open) 5 Static, Event
DI #7 (Handle lock) 6 Static, Event 02/02
DI #8 (Gas low) 7 Static, Event
DI #9 (Reserved) 8 Static, Event
DI #10 (Reserved) 9 Static, Event
FI A(Forward Flow) 10 Static, Event
FI B(Forward Flow) 11 Static, Event
FI C(Forward Flow) 12 Static, Event
FI N(Forward Flow) 13 Static, Event
FI SEF(Forward Flow) 14 Static, Event 01/01
Live Source 15 Static, Event 01/02
Live Load 16 Static, Event 2
Open Line Detect A 17 Static, Event
Open Line Detect B 18 Static, Event 02/02
Open Line Detect C 19 Static, Event
Open Line Detect R 20 Static, Event
Open Line Detect S 21 Static, Event
Open Line Detect T 22 Static, Event
Sync. Fail 23 Static, Event
Inrush Experience 24 Static, Event
Control Mode(1:Remote) 25 Static, Event
Control Lock 26 Static, Event
Device Trouble 27 Static, Event
FI A(Reverse Flow) 28 Static, Event
FI B(Reverse Flow) 29 Static, Event 01/01
FI C(Reverse Flow) 30 Static, Event 01/02
3
FI N(Reverse Flow) 31 Static, Event
FI SEF(Reverse Flow) 32 Static, Event 02/02
FI sequence1(Forward Flow) 33 Static, Event
FI sequence1(Reverse Flow) 36 Static, Event
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6.1.2 BO Outputs
<Table 6-2> BO Outputs

Index Object /
No. Variation
Switch Open/Close Control 0 Pulse
Annunciator Man Reset 1 Pulse
Battery Test 2 Pulse
DO#3(Reserved) 3 Pulse
Non Reclosing 4 Pulse 12/01
Block Protection 5 Pulse
Block Ground Trip 6 Pulse
Select ALT Group 7 Pulse
Enable Hot Line Tag 8 Pulse
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6.1.3 AI Inputs
<Table 6-3> AI Inputs

No. Variation Class
Ia RMS 0 Static
Ib RMS 1 Static
Ic RMS 2 Static
In RMS 3 Static
Va RMS 4 Static
Vb RMS 5 Static
Vc RMS 6 Static
Vr RMS 7 Static
Vs RMS 8 Static
Vt RMS 9 Static
Watt a 10 Static
Watt b 11 Static
Watt c 12 Static
Watt Total 13 Static
Var a 14 Static
Var b 15 Static
Var c 16 Static
Var Total 17 Static
VA a 18 Static
VA b 19 Static
VA c 20 Static
VA Total 21 Static
PF A 22 Static
PF B 23 Static 30/02
PF C 24 Static 30/04 0
PF Total 25 Static
32/02
Va-Vr Phase Difference 26 Static
Last Fault Ia 27 Static
Last Fault Ib 28 Static
Last Fault Ic 29 Static
Last Fault In 30 Static
Ia THD 31 Static
Ib THD 32 Static
Ic THD 33 Static
Va THD 34 Static
Vb THD 35 Static
Vc THD 36 Static
Positive Sequence I 37 Static
Negative Sequence I 38 Static
Zero Sequence I 39 Static
Positive Sequence V 40 Static
Negative Sequence V 41 Static
Zero Sequence V 42 Static
Vab RMS 43 Static
Vbc RMS 44 Static
Vca RMS 45 Static
Vrs RMS 46 Static
Vst RMS 47 Static
Vtr RMS 48 Static
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6.1.4 AO Outputs
<Table 6-4> AO Outputs

Inde
Object / Default
Point Name x Point Type Remark
Variation Class
No.
Group 1
Phase Fault Pickup Current 0 Static
Phase Operation Time 1 Static
Phase Reset Time 2 Static
Phase Fault Coldload Multiplier 3 Static
Phase Fault Coldload Time 4 Static
Phase Fault-2nd Harmonic
Restraint 5 Static
Phase 3V1 Level 6 Static
Phase 3I1 7 Static
Phase 3I1 Max Torque Angle 8 Static
Phase Fault 9 Static
Direction(OFF/FWD/REV)
Phase Fault Func On/OFF 10 Static
Ground Fault Pickup Current 11 Static
Ground Operation Time 12 Static
Ground Reset Time 13 Static 40/2
0
Ground Coldload Multiplier 14 Static 41/2
Ground Coldload Time 15 Static
Ground Fault-2nd Harmonic
16 Static
Restraint
Ground 3V0 Level 17 Static
Ground 3I0 18 Static
Ground 3V0 Max Torque Angle 19 Static
Ground Fault
Direction(OFF/FWD/REV) 20 Static
Ground Fault Func On/OFF 21 Static
SEF> Fault Pickup Current 22 Static
SEF> Fault Pickup Voltage 23 Static
SEF> Fault Operation Angle 24 Static
SEF> Fault Operation Time 25 Static
SEF> Fault Func NO/YES 26 Static
SEF>> Fault Pickup Current2 27 Static
SEF>> Fault Pickup Voltage2 28 Static
SEF>> Fault Operation Angle 29 Static
SEF>> Fault Operation Time 30 Static
SEF>> Fault Func
31 Static
NO/ALARM/TRIP
SEF Fault-2nd Harmonic Restraint 32 Static
2nd Inrush Harmonic Level 33 Static 40/2
2nd Inrush Operation Time 34 Static 0
41/2
2nd Inrush Func On/Off 35 Static
Phase Loss Voltage On Level 36 Static
Phase Loss Voltage Off Level 37 Static
Phase Loss Voltage Operation 38 Static
Time
Phase Loss Voltage Func On/Off 39 Static
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Sync Fail Phase Difference 40 Static
Sync Fail Delay Time 41 Static
Sync Fail Func On/Off 42 Static
Live Voltage Level 43 Static
Live Detect Time 44 Static
Fault COUNT Level 45 Static
Reset Time 46 Static
Tie SW Closing(On/Off) 47 Static
Tie SW Source(Both/ABC/RST) 48 Static
Tie SW Closing Time(30~600s) 49 Static
SEC Func On/Off 50 Static
Pickup I2/I1 Level 51 Static
I2/I1 Delay Time 52 Static
Use Negative OC 53 Static
UV Pickup Level 54 Static
UV Delay Time 55 Static
Use UV Func 56 Static
OV Pickup Level 57 Static
OV Delay Time 58 Static
Use OV Func 59 Static
UF Pickip Level(47~59.98) 60 Static
UF Delay Time 61 Static 40/2
0
Use UF Func 62 Static 41/2
OF Pickup Level(50.02~63.00) 63 Static
OF Delay Time 64 Static
Use OF Func 65 Static
Live Load(Y/N) 66 Static
Sync Fail 67 Static
Group 2
Phase Fault-2nd Harmonic 73 Static
Restraint
Phase 3I1 75 Static
Phase Fault
77 Static
40/2
Phase Fault Func On/OFF 78 Static 0
Ground Fault Pickup Current 79 Static 41/2
Ground Reset Time 81 Static
Ground Coldload Multiplier 82 Static
Restraint 84 Static
Ground Fault 88 Static
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SEF>> Fault Func 99 Static
NO/ALARM/TRIP
2nd Inrush Harmonic Level 101 Static
2nd Inrush Operation Time 102 Static
Phase Loss Voltage Operation
Time 106 Static
Sync Fail Phase Difference 108 Static 40/2
Sync Fail Delay Time 109 Static 0
41/2
0
Sync Fail 135 Static
Group 3
Phase Fault Pickup Current 136 Static 40/2
Phase Operation Time 137 Static 0
Phase Reset Time 138 Static 41/2
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Phase Fault-2nd Harmonic
Restraint 141 Static
Phase 3I1 143 Static
Phase Fault 145 Static
Ground Reset Time 149 Static
Ground Coldload Multiplier 150 Static
152 Static
Restraint
Ground Fault
Direction(OFF/FWD/REV) 156 Static
SEF>> Fault Func
167 Static
NO/ALARM/TRIP
Phase Loss Voltage Operation 174 Static
Time 40/2
0
Phase Loss Voltage Func On/Off 175 Static 41/2
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0
Group 4
Phase Fault-2nd Harmonic 209 Static
Restraint
Phase 3I1 211 Static
Phase Fault
213 Static
Ground Reset Time 217 Static 40/2
0
Ground Coldload Multiplier 218 Static 41/2
Ground Fault-2nd Harmonic 220 Static
Restraint
Ground Fault
224 Static
SEF>> Fault Operation Angle 233 Static 40/2
0
SEF>> Fault Operation Time 234 Static 41/2
SEF>> Fault Func 235 Static
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NO/ALARM/TRIP
Phase Loss Voltage Operation
242 Static
Time
0
Common Setting
GROUP Primary Select 272 Static
Automatic Group Selection 273 Static 40/2
0
GROUP Reserved Select 274 Static 41/2
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6.1.5 Counters
<Table 6-5> Counters

No. Variation Class
Restart Count 0 Static
Switch Trip Count 1 Static 20/2 0
Fault Count 2 Static
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6.2. Device Profile
DNP V3.00
DEVICE PROFILE DOCUMENT
This document must be accompanied by a table having the following headings:
Object Group Request Function Codes Response Function Codes

Object Variation Request Qualifiers Response Qualifiers
Object Name (optional)
Vendor Name: NEOPIS Co., Ltd
Device Name: EPIC-R300 (Feeder RTU)
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):
Supports Enabling and Disabling of Unsolicited Report On a Class basis.
Maximum Data Link Frame Size Maximum Application Fragment Size

(octets): (octets):
Transmitted ____292____________ Transmitted _ 2 0 4 8 _ ( i f > 2 0 4 8 , m u s t

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 3
▣ Configurable, range 0 to 3 (Fixed is not permitted)
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Requires Data Link Layer Confirmation:
Never
Always
Sometimes If 'Sometimes', when? _____________________________
▣ Configurable If 'Configurable', how? _______By Setting_____________
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 at ___ □ Variable ▣

Configurable
Complete Appl. Fragment ▣ None Fixed at ___ □ Variable □
Configurable
Application Confirm □ None Fixed at ___ □ Variable ▣
Configurable
Complete Appl. Response ▣ None Fixed at ___ □ 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
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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
Queue ▣ Never □ Always □ Sometimes □

Configurable
Clear Queue ▣ Never □ Always □ Sometimes □
Configurable
Attach explanation if ' Sometimes ' or ' Configurable ' was checked for any operation.
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:
Reports Binary Input Change Events when Reports time-tagged Binary Input Change
no specific variation requested: Events when no specific variation requested:
▣ Never ▣ Never
□ Only time-tagged □ Binary Input Change With Time
□ Only non-time-tagged □ Binary Input Change With Relative Time
□ Configurable to send both, one or □ Configurable (attach explanation)
□ the other (attach explanation)
Sends Unsolicited Responses: Sends Static Data in Unsolicited Responses:
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□ Never ▣ Never
▣ Configurable (attach explanation) □ When Device Restarts
□ Only certain objects □ When Status Flags Change
□ Sometimes (attach explanation)
No other options are permitted.
▣ ENABLE/DISABLE UNSOLICITED
Function codes supported
Default Counter Object/Variation: Counters Roll Over at:
No Counters Reported No Counters Reported

Configurable (attach explanation) Configurable (attach explanation)
Default Object ___20_ ______ ▣ 16 Bits
Default Variation _____6_______ □ 32 Bits
Point-by-point list attached Other Value _____________
Point-by-point list attached
Sends Multi-Fragment Responses: □ Yes ▣ No
6.3 Implementation Table

<Table 6-6> Implementation Table
REQUEST RESPONSE
OBJECT
(slave must parse) (master must parse)
Func Func
Qual Codes Qual Codes
Obj Var Description Codes Codes
(hex) (hex)
(dec) (dec)
1 0 Binary Input - All Variations 1 00,01,06
1 1 Binary Input 1 00,01,06 129 00,01
1 2 Binary Input with Sataus 1 00,01,06 129 00,01
Binary Input Change - All
2 0 1 06,07,08
Variations
2 1 Binary Input Change - without 1 06,07,08 129,130 17,28
Time
2 2 Binary Input Change with Time 1 06,07,08 129,130 17,28
Binary Input Change with Dose not support Obj
2 3 1 06,07,08
Relative Time 2 Var3, NULL response
10 0 Binary Output - All Variations 1 00,01,06
10 1 Binary Output
10 2 Binary Output Status 1 00,01,06 129 00,01
12 0 Control Block - All Variations
echo of
12 1 Control Relay Output Block 3,4,5,6 17,28 129 request
12 2 Pattern Control Block
12 3 Pattern Mask
20 0 Binary Counter - All Variations 1 00,01,06
20 1 32-bit Binary Counter
20 2 16-bit Binary Counter 1 00,01,06 129 00,01
20 3 32-bit Delta Counter
20 4 16-bit Delta Counter
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REQUEST RESPONSE
OBJECT
Func Func
(hex) (hex)
(dec) (dec)
20 5 32-bit Binary Counter without Flag
20 6 16-bit Binary Counter without Flag 1,7,8,9,10 00,01,06 129,130 00,01
20 7 32-bit Delta Counter without Flag
20 8 16-bit Delta Counter without Flag
21 0 Frozen Counters - All Variations
21 1 32-bit Frozen Counter
21 2 16-bit Frozen Counter
21 3 32-bit Frozen Delta Counter
32-bit Frozen Counter with
21 5
Time of Freeze
16-bit Frozen Counter with
21 6
Time of Freeze
with Time of Freeze
with Time of Freeze
21 9 32-bit Frozen Counter without Flag
21 10 16-bit Frozen Counter without Flag 1 00,01,06 129 00,01
without Flag
without Flag
Counter Change Event - All
22 0 Variations 1 06,07,08
32-Bit Counter Change Event
22 1 without Time
22 2
without Time
32-Bit Delta Counter Change
22 3
Event without Time
22 4 16-Bit Delta Counter Change
Event without Time
22 5 32-Bit Counter Change Event
with Time
22 6 with Time
22 7 Event with Time
22 8 1 06,07,08 129,130 17,28
Event with Time
Frozen Counter Events - All
23 0
Variations
23 1 32-Bit Frozen Counter Event
without Time
without Time
32-Bit Frozen Delta Counter
23 3 Event without Time
23 4 Event without Time
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REQUEST RESPONSE
OBJECT
Func Func
(hex) (hex)
(dec) (dec)
with Time
16-Bit Frozen Counter Event
23 6 with Time
23 7 Event with Time
23 8
Event with Time
30 0 Analog Input - All Variations 1 00,01,06
30 1 32-Bit Analog Input
30 2 16-Bit Analog Input 1 00,01,06 129 00,01
30 3 32-Bit Analog Input without Flag
30 4 16-Bit Analog Input without Flag 1 00,01,06 129 00,01
31 0 Frozen Analog Input - All Variations
31 1 32-Bit Frozen Analog Input
32-Bit Frozen Analog Input with
31 3 Time of Freeze
16-Bit Frozen Analog Input with
31 4
Time of Freeze
32-Bit Frozen Analog Input
31 5
without Flag
without Flag
32 0 Analog Change Event - All 1 06,07,08
Variations
32-Bit Analog Change Event
32 1 without Time
32 2 without Time 1 06,07,08 129,130 17,28
32 3
with Time
32 4 1 06,07,08 129,130 17,28
with Time
33 0 Frozen Analog Event - All
Variations
32-Bit Frozen Analog Event
33 1
without Time
16-Bit Frozen Analog Event
33 2
without Time
33 3 32-Bit Frozen Analog Event with Time
33 4 16-Bit Frozen Analog Event with Time
40 0 Analog Output Sataus - All Variations 1 00,01,06
40 1 32-Bit Analog Output Sataus
40 2 16-Bit Analog Output Sataus 1 00,01,06 129 00,01
41 0 Analog Output Block - All Variations
41 1 32-Bit Analog Output Block
41 2 16-Bit Analog Output Block 3,4,5,6 17,28 129 echo of request
50 0 Time and Date - All Variations
50 1 Time and Date 2 07quantity=1
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REQUEST RESPONSE
OBJECT
Func Func
(hex) (hex)
(dec) (dec)
07
1 07quantity=1 129
quantity=1
50 2 Time and Date with Interval
51 0 Time and Date CTO - All Variations
07
51 1 Time and Date CTO 129
quantity=1
07
51 2 Unsynchronized Time and Date CTO 129
quantity=1
52 0 Time Delay - All Variations
07
52 1 Time Delay Coarse 129
quantity=1
07
52 2 Time Delay Fine 129
quantity=1
60 0 Not Defined
60 1 Class 0 Data 1 06
1 06,07,08
60 2 Class 1 Data
20,21 06
1 06,07,08
60 3 Class 2 Data
20,21 06
1 06,07,08
60 4 Class 3 Data
20,21 06
70 1 File Identifier Refer to the DNP Index Table.
00,
80 1 Internal Indicaitons 2
index=7
81 1 Storage Object
82 1 Device Profile
83 1 Private Registration Object
Provate Registration Object
83 2
Descriptor
90 1 Application Identifier
100 1 Shot Floating Point
100 2 Long Floating Point
100 3 Extended Floating Point
101 1 Small Packed Binary-Coded
Decimal
Medium Packed Binary-Coded
101 2 Decimal
Large Packed Binary-Coded
101 3 Decimal
No Object 13
No Object 14
No Object 23
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7. IEC60870-5-101 Protocol/104 Protocol
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8. Guide for maintenance and configuration via terminal port
8.1 Configurations Software
The Configuration of Device uses a CAMia setting program provided by NEOPIS, through
RS-485, RS-232 port or TCP/IP port. The CAMia performs a read or write of setting
information, and provides the saving as a portable file and can be downloaded and
uploaded by user as needed. Specifically, it provides reading and saving functions for
EVENT(Operation, Fault, Load profile, etc) saved in device. In addition, it provides the
overall functionality needed for other device operations so that device can be managed
efficiently by providing, it is also useful as a post-failure analysis and maintenance.
8.1.1 Software Specification
CAMia specification
Operating System Windows XP or more
CPU Pantium 2.400MHz
Memory 128MB
Graphic 8
Version 1.0
8.1.2 Installation
CAMia installer is provided on the installation CD, or on our web-site. Installation process
shall be in accordance with the instructions of the installer.
<Figure 8-1> Setup guide- Installation
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8.1.3 Start CAMia
In order to start the CAMia, login should be done first. The login ID is fixed to
“Manager”, and the default password is “0000”. The password can be changed by user
after login completes.
8.1.4 Menu
There are eight(8) menu groups as “File”, “Comm”, “Command”, “Tool”, “Account”, “Log”,
“Language”, “Help”. For detailed descriptions of each menu item, please refer to the tables
below.
(Note) Each menu item is enabled and disabled depending on the device type(RELAY,
RTU, METER, etc.). Also, in order to prevent the malfunction due to human error, the
available menus are different, depending on the user account privileges.
1) File Menu
The File menu includes the functions of file loading and saving needed for device
operation, a pop-up functionality of displaying user convenience. The detail description of
each function is shown in the table below.
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<Figure 8-3> File menu
File Menu
Load setting file To load the setting file saved in PC
Save setting file To save current setting of device to PC
Export event report To save current setting of device in Excel file.
Import Custom Curve To load custom-defined curve as CSV file.
Show comm log To open communication log window
Show Curve Window To open curve viewer
Stop logging To stop the message view in communication log window
Clear log To erase all the messages in communication log window
Exit To exit CAMia
2) Comm Menu
Comm menu is composed of functions handling of the communication with devices, such
as connect to server, disconnect to server, and so on. The description of each item is
shown in the table below.
<Figure 8-4> Comm Menu
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Comm Menu
Connect to server To connect to device
Disconnect to server To disconnect to device
Read from device To read setting information from device
Write to device To write current setting information on device
Periodic Polling To read the status of device periodically

To set communication information needed for
Comm option
connection to device
3) Tool menu
Tool menu links to tools which are necessary for equipment operations such as wave
viewer, F/W download, etc. The description of each item is shown in the table below.
<Figure 8-5> Tool Menu
Tool Menu
Custom curve Editor Run the custom curve editor that is used to modify and
create the user defined curve.
Run the wave viewer used to analyze the waveform
Wave Viewer
information which is read from the device.
Run the logic editor used to configure the logic
Logic Editor information for relays
Run the I/O map editor which is necessary for
I/O Map Editor configuring the communication map used to
communicate with the device
DSP F/W Downloader To execute the DSP F/W downloader of device
NET F/W Downloader To execute the NET F/W downloader of device
Run the terminal port monitor used to analyze the

Terminal Port Monitor
communication log of SCADA port
Motor Wizard To execute the Motor Wizard of PROMET-4300
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4) Account Menu
The Account menu consists of functions that handle the user account such as creating,
modifying, changing PW of an account. The description of each item is shown in the
table below.
<Figure 8-6> Account Menu
Account Menu
Create account To create the user account for CAMia
Modify account To modify user account information
Change password To change the password of currently logged in account
5) Command Menu
The Command menu consists of functions handling the reading and writing from/to the
device. The description of each item is shown in the table below.
<Figure 8-7> Command Menu

Command Menu
To read files(logic, communication map, etc) from the
Read file from device
device
Write file to device To write files stored in the local PC to device
Read all configuration To read all set items in CAMia from the device
To write to device with all setting information in the
Write all configuration current CAMia.
Read custom curve from device To read the date of user defined curves from thr device.
Write custom curve to device To write all data of user defined curves which is
currently loaded in the CAMia.
Change Device Password To change the device password.
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6) Log Menu
The Log menu contains commands about handing of communication log such as show,
stop, clear log. The description of each item is shown in the table below.
<Figure 8-8> Log Menu
Log Menu
Show comm log To open communication log window
Stop logging To stop the message view in communication log window
Clear log To erase all the messages in communication log window
7) Language Menu
CAMia supports English and Korean. After selecting language, CAMia should be restarted.
The description of each item is shown in the table below.
<Figure 8-9> Language Menu
Language Menu
Korean To select Korean
English To select English
8) Help Menu
The Help menu includes the information of CAMia and Device such as version, provider,
H/W specification. The description of each item is shown in the table below.
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<Figure 8-10> Help Menu
Help Menu
About CAMia... To pop-up the CAMia version information.
Device information To pop-up the connected device information with CAMia.
Help To open the user guide.
The figure below is the device information window when the device is connected to CAMia.
(Note)
In order to show the device information, connection must be done first.
<Figure 8-11> Device information
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8.1.5 Connect to device
The setting of communication must be done prior to connecting to device. There are
two(2) communication option groups (Serial and TCP). To connect through front RS-232 or
RS-485 port, it shall be set the relevant settings after selecting Serial on window of
Communication Option. To connect by using LAN port, the IP address and Port should be
set.
Miscellaneous items are to process the exceptions which occur during communication with
the device. The Retry Count items are to set the number of times for re-transmission
when communication fails, and it attempts to resend by the number of times. For the
Timeout Interval, if there is no response from the device within the set time, it is treated
as an error.
After all settings are completed, click the “Connect” button to connect to device.
<Figure 8-12> Setting of communication
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8.1.6 Read from device
In order to read various information from the device, the login and connection should be
preceded. Once the connection is done, after selecting the desired item from the “Device
Function Tree”, click the “Read from Device” button on the toolbar or “Comm” menu.
However, the items as Measurement, Status, Vector diagram, etc performs an automatic
Read command from the device at the time of switching to the appropriate screen. The
result of Read command is updated in real time on the screen, Read command success
can be identified through the “Communication Log” in the bottom of the program.
<Figure 8-13> Read from device
8.1.7 Write to device

In order to write various settings of the device, the login and connection should be
preceded. The Write command is supported only for the items of RELAY ELEMENT and
CONFIGURATION. At first, selecting the desired setting items from “Device Function Tree”
in the left of program. After setting all parameters in the selected screen, click the “Write
to Device” button in the Comm menu or toolbar. Write command success can be
identified through the “Communication Log” located on the bottom of the program.
(Note) For the writing function of setting, because all the items displayed on the current
screen shall be transferring, unless the special case, it is recommended to select each item
individually.
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<Figure 8-14> Write to device
8.1.8 CAMia function for device

The settings required for operation of device are significantly RELAY ELEMENT,
CONFIGURATION, EVENT, MEASUREMENT, CONTROL & STATUS, WAVE. To move to each
setting pages, select them from “Device Function Tree” located in the left of program as
shown in figure below. For the description of each setting group, refer to the figure.
(Note) All the settings are displayed with the default values after the program starts. The
actual settings stored on the device must be updated through Read function.
<Figure 8-15> Device function tree
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1) RELAY ELEMENT
Relay elements are divided into four groups of Function Group1, Function Group2,
Function Group3, Function Group4. Each group is composed of detail Functions (Phase,
Fault, Ground Fault, Sectionalizer, etc) provided by device. For the desired setting screen,
select it from “Device Function Tree” in the left of the program. Once selecting it, the
screen will be switched to fit to selected Function.
<Figure 8-16> Setting of relay function
2) CONFIGURATION
The device system setting is composed of the System Config, DI Debounce, DO Pulse
Width, Communication-related settings, and so on. Each setting item should be modified
to fit the power system conditions.
<Figure 8-17> System configuration
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3) COMMUNICATION
The communication setting is composed of the SCADA Port setting, IEC-101 & 104
Setting, DNP Setting, and so on.
<Figure 8-18> Communication
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4) EVENT
The Event group determines the various event information which are generated in the
device. The Write function is not supported, only the Read function is capable. At the top
of the Event Viewer window, the numbers of events that occurred shall be displayed. To
read event from the target device, click the “Read” button on menu or toolbar. It may
take a few minutes to read all the information depending on event occurrence. The
numbers of events should be entering at the time of “Read” proceeding, when a certain
number is required, enter the desired numbers to retrieve from the device.
<Figure 8-19> Event view window
The figure below is the screen when reading is finished, the event information is sorted
by time of occurrence. By default, the latest information is displayed on the top of the
list.
<Figure 8-20> Event list displayed
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5) MEASUREMENT
Measurement items display the measured values which device has received from CT & PT,
all items of device measuring can be monitored in real time. This is composed of General
measure group and Vector Diagram. As shown in figure below, the General measure
group displays all items including current, voltage, power, energy, quality which are
measured in device on one screen. What is displayed on the screen is automatically
updated without any separate read process.
<Figure 8-21> Various measurement group
The Vector Diagram is a screen that displays the scalar value such as voltage, current
together with vector diagram, and it is shown in figure below.
<Figure 8-22> Vector Diagram
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6) Control & Status
In Control & Status view, the device states of operation are monitored and control
commands are performed. Control & Status View is same as the device front. Each
operating state is automatically updated according to the operating state of the device.
For the control commands, use the button located on the bottom of the program, the
control result is shown in a message box, the Communication Log window also shows the
result.
(Note) The status monitoring and the operation screen can be changed according to the
device type.
<Figure 8-23> Monitoring of operation state and control
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7) Wave
In the Wave view, the waveform reading from the device is performed. The number of
current stored fault waveform is displayed on the top of screen. For identifying the
waveform currently occurred, click the “Read” button located in the menu or toolbar. If
the reading of waveform list is successful, double-click the cell on the “Read Column” of
desired item, a progress box will appear as the following screen.
<Figure 8-24> Waveform display
The full process of reading the waveform is “Read waveform list → Select waveform →
Double-click Read Column → Set the storage path of waveform → Read processing”. It
may take two or three minutes, depending on the size of the waveform. Upon the
completion of reading the waveform, the waveform analyzer runs automatically. The
waveform file is stored in COMTRADE( C37.111 ) format. COMTRADE stands for Common
format for Transient Data Exchange, and defines a common format for power quality
event (disturbance) data in order to simplify retrieval, analysis and exchange of disturbance
data between multiple sources and vendors.
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The waveform file is composed of two files, as follows:
Filename Information contained Mandatory/

extension Optional
.cfg Configuration of event data Mandatory
Event data records per .cfg file

- data samples of events
.dat - timestamped digital samples Mandatory
- number of entries(depend on sampling
rate and sample duration)
By storing as COMTRADE, any COMTRADE viewer may be used to view and analyze the
waveform. The figure below is a waveform analysis program that runs automatically after
the completion of reading the waveform.
<Figure 8-25> Waveform analysis
(Note)
For additional information regarding COMTRADE, please refer to the following:
- IEEE C37.111, IEEE Standard Format for Transient Data Exchange.
- IEC-60255-24 Common Format for transient data exchange( COMTRADE ) for power
systems.(IEC website www.iec.ch)
- Appendix A : COMTRADE Files’ Formats( Page 43 )
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8.1.9 Additional Function
CAMia provides additional functions those help users to perform the device configuration
more conveniently. The functions include Saving and Loading settings, Capture, Account
Management, Excel Save, and so on. The description of each function is as follows.
1) Save Configuration
For saving of settings, click the “Save Setting” button on the toolbar located at the top of
CAMia program or select the “Save Setting” button on File menu. After clicking the
button, set the desired path, then click the OK button. The figure belows shows the
storage process.
<Figure 8-26> Save configuration
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2) Load Configuration
For loading of saved setting file, click “Load Setting” button located at the top CAMia
program, or select the “Load Setting” of the File menu. Before loading, the current
information should be saved, because those contents of working would be disappeared
during loading the setting file. After loading the configuration file as shown below, it
should undergo the process of the re-program login.
<Figure 8-27> Load configuration
3) Export event list in Excel

CAMia provides the function of saving the Excel format in order to manage the device
configuration information. Other non-Excel format is not supported, so the Excel program
should be installed. For saving the event records, reading event information from the
device before saving it. To save the event, click the “Event Export” button on the menu or
toolbar. After specifying the items and saving path for storage, it is stored in Excel.
<Figure 8-28> Export event list
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The figure below shows the results of reading fault event from the device in Excel file.
<Figure 8-29> Excel file retreived
The figure below shows the results of saving device configuration in Excel file.
<Figure 8-30> Excel file is saved
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4) Account Manager
CAMia provides account manager to handle user account such as creating, deleting,
modifying user account. Account manager enable to limit the available functions for each
user. Through this feature, it can block some specific functions which general users should
not use to prevent the accidents due to the pre-set mistakes. Such functions are account
add, modify, and delete can be only provided for “Manager” authority or equivalent
authority. The PW of regular user account can be changed after login. The figure below
shows the user account creation screen. In the screen, enter the user information (ID,
Password), then select the available functions. The user account can be created only when
the “Manager account password” is entered accurately. To open the account creation view,
click the “Create account” button on Account Menu.
<Figure 8-31> Add menu account
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In Account manager view, the manager user can modify and delete a registered account.
To open the Account manager view, click the “Modify account” button on Account Menu.
The available function list of Manager Account can not be modified, only password
changing is supported. Regular user accounts can be modified the password and function
list. After finishing modifying an account, click the “Save” button. To delete an account,
select the account from the account tree, then click the “Delete” button.
<Figure 8-32> Account manager
To change the PW of current account, click “Change password” in Account menu. The
figure below shows the view of changing the current account PW.
<Figure 8-33> Change password
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5) TC Curve View
CAMia provides TC Curve View in order to check the coordination of each relay element
in function group. When a Tm value or curve type is changed Curve window will be
updated on current values. The full process of coordinating TC curve is “File Menu →
Show Curve Window → Changing Tm Value or curve type on setting view → Updating
curve window”
(Note) Some devices does not support TC Curve. In this case, TC Curve View will not
display any curve.
<Figure 8-34> TC curve view
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8.2 RTU Communication map editor (MapEditor)
8.2.1 Introduction
I/O Map Editor is used to create and modify communication map file. Map file is binary
file used for RTU communication (IEC 60870-5-101, 104 and DNP 3.0). The created map
file is downloaded to RTU through front port(RS-232). After map file being downloaded to
device, RTU will response in the same way as a defined map file. The figure below shows
the main window of I/O MapEditor software.
<Figure 8-35> MapEditor
Menu groups are largely divided into three groups as “File”, “Comm” and “Help”. For such
detailed descriptions of each menu item, please refer to the table below.
1) File Menu
File menu consists of Exit function and map file manipulating functions such as New, Save
Map, Load Map, Export Map.
<Figure 8-36> MapEditor File menu
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File Menu
New Create a new empty map file for RTU.
Save map To save a map file on PC
Load map To load a map file from PC
Export map To export a map file as Excel file.
Exit To exit map editor.
2) Comm. Menu
It is composed of functions necessary to communicate to device, such as communication
link, reading and writing. The descriptions of each item are shown as below.
<Figure 8-37> MapEditor Comm. menu
Comm Menu
Connect To start the connection between I/O MapEditor and RTU.
Disconnect To stop the connection between I/O MapEditor and RTU.
Read from device To read a map file from RTU.
Write to device To write a map file to the RTU.
Show Comm Log. To show the communication log.
Clear Comm. Log To clear the communication log.
3) Help
Help menu contains the information of I/O MapEditor copyright and version.
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8.2.2 Prerequisite
- Computer that has RS-232C ports or USB to serial converter cable.
<Figure 8-38> RS-232C USB to serial converter cable
- DB-9 Cross gender.
<Figure 8-39> DB-9 Cross gender
Following diagram is RS-232 Cross gender diagram.
<Figure 8-40> RS-232 Cross gender diagram
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8.2.3 Connection
The setting of communication must be done prior to connecting to device. There are
two(2) communication option groups (Serial and TCP). To connect through front RS-232 or
RS-485 port, it shall be set the relevant settings after selecting Serial on window of
Communication Option. To connect by using LAN port, the IP address and Port should be
set.
Miscellaneous items are to process the exceptions which occur during communication with
the device. The Retry Count items are to set the number of times for re-transmission
when communication fails, and it attempts to resend by the number of times. For the
Timeout Interval, if there is no response from the device within the set time, it is treated
as an error.
<Figure 8-41> MapEditor communication option window
After all settings are completed, click the “Connect” button to connect to device.
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8.2.4 I/O MapEditor main views
I/O MapEditor has five main views as “I/O Map File Information”, “I/O Point Type”,
“Communication Option”, “I/O Point Pool”, and “I/O Point Modify View”. The description of
each details is as shown below.
1) I/O Map File Information view

In this view, the file name, device type and protocol type can be changed. Before creating
a I/O map file, the device and protocol type should be selected.
<Figure 8-42> I/O Map file information view
2) I/O Point Type View

I/O Point view contains a point type tree. Each point type includes a set of point names
which is shown in I/O Point Pool view when the point type is clicked.
<Figure 8-43> I/O point type view
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(Note) The last item (Point Address) of “point type tree” is not a point type. It is used for
defining starting index each point type. When clicking the Point Address item, the I/O
MapEditor views will appears as following table.
<Figure 8-44> click the point address item
In case of selecting Point Address item, adding or deleting in I/O Point Pool view is not
allowed. To modify the starting index of a point type in I/O Point Modify View, click the
Point Address cell of the point type, then enter new starting index. The Point Addresses
of two point types are not allowed to be duplicated.
<Figure 8-45> point address setting
For example, if the point address of MSP (Single point DI) is 100, and the selected point
names of MSP are as followed.
<Figure 8-46> point list of MSP
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Then the real indexes which are used for communication are as followed.
Point Name Starting of MSP Point Index Real Point Index
DI1(SW Open) 100 0 100( = 100+0 )
DI2(SW Close) 100 1 101( = 100+1 )
DI3(AC Loss) 100 2 102( = 100+2 )
DI4(Battery Low) 100 3 103( = 100+3 )
3) I/O Point Pool View

This view shows all point names of each type. By selecting a point, it may reconstruct the
communication map of RTU. To add some points to the map, check the checkbox on the
left side of each Point Name. To remove, click the checkbox one more time. When the
MSP point type in IEC Point tree is selected, the figure below would be shown.
<Figure 8-47> I/O point pool view
The figure below shows the results screen after selecting some points from Point Pool.
<Figure 8-48> I/O point pool view(add point1)
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To select/unselect multiple Point Names at the same time, drag the mouse over the Point
Names, then right click, a menu will appear, choose Add Points (to select the
points)/Delete Points (to unselect the points).
To select all Point Names, click the top checkbox. To unselect, click the checkbox one
more time.
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4) I/O Point Modify View
In the I/O Point Modify View, the modification of the indexes, the group, the scaled value
and some other features of each selected point would be performed. For example, to add
Point Name DI1 (SW Open) into the Group 1 (G1), double click the checkbox of DI1 in
the column G1. Double click one more time to remove the Point Name DI1 (SW Open)
from group G1.
<Figure 8-51> I/O point modify view1
To add/remove multiple Point Names to Multiple groups at the same time, drag the
mouse over the checkboxes, then right click, a menu will appear, choose Check
All/Uncheck All to add/remove the Point Names to/from the groups.
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To enable cyclic data transmission of a point, double click the checkbox in Cyclic column
as shown in the figure below.
To set up value to the sub points of Double Point DI (or DO), click the list box of Sub
Point 1 to select the value, then the value of Sub Point 2 will be automatically changed
corresponding.
- If Sub Point 1 is OPEN, the Sub Point 2 will be CLOSE and vice versa.
- If Sub Point 1 is LOCAL, the Sub Point 2 will be REMOTE and vice versa.
To set up the scaled value and deadband of point(Measured Scaled Value Point Type),
click the combo box of the MME point in the Scale column. It can be set multiple point
in the similar method as multiple group selection also.
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To change the index of each point, click the button on the toolbar in I/O Modify View.
The description of each button is shown as table below.
ICON Meaning
To move a clicked Point Name to the top of point list.
To move a clicked Point Name up one index.
To move the clicked Point Name down one index
To move a clicked Point Name to the end of point list
8.2.5 Sequence of creating a new map file

Step 1. Execute MapEditor on the menu(Tool->I/O Map Editor) or file location.
Step 2. Click the ‘New’ button on toolbar( or File menu → New).
<Figure 8-56> MapEditor toolbar1
Step 3. Setting information in I/O Map File Information view

- Modify the file name.
- Select the device type into which you would like to write the map file.
- Select communication protocol IEC/DNP in which the map file will be used.
Step 4. Modify the starting address of each point type.

- Select ‘Point Address’ type in the ‘I/O Point Type’ tree.
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- Change starting address of each point type( Refer to 3.4.2)
Step 5. Select a point in the Point Pool. (refer to 3.4.3)
Step 6. Modify point information which is index, group, scale value, etc. (refer to 3.4.4)
Step 7. Click the ‘Save map’ button on toolbar( or File menu → Save map)
8.2.6 Sequence of loading a saved map file on PC
Step 1. Open I/O MapEditor.
Step 2. File -> Load map or click icon ‘Load map’ on Tool bar.
Step 3. Find the map file.
Step 4. Click the file map, then click Open.
8.2.7 Export a map file as Excel format

The map file is saved into a special format(Binary format), so the other software cannot
load the map file, For the convenience for users, the map file can be exported into an
Excel file.
Step 1. Open I/O MapEditor.
Step 2. Open (Load) the map file.
Step 3. ‘File -> Export map’ or click the icon Export map on the Tool bar to export the
map. Then save the export file in the memory.
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8.2.8 Sequence of writing a map file to device
Before writing a map file to device, prepare ‘USB to serial Cable’ and ‘RS-232 Cross
Gender’ and the map file. (refer to 3.2 and 3.5)
Step 1. Configure the information in Communication Option view.

- Communication Type: SERIAL
- Check Device Type: False
- Device Address (Address of EPIC-R300): 2 (default)
- Port: <Enter the COM port the RS-232 uses.>
- Baud rate: 38400
- Parity: NONE
- Stop bit: 2
- Setup time: 3
- Hold time: 3
<Figure 8-60> MapEditor communication option window
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Step 2. Use an RS-232 cable to connect PC to device. The figure below is a complete
view of the connection between the EPIC-R300.
<Figure 8-61> RS-232C of RTU to USB of PC connection
Step 3. Click the ‘Connect’ button to start the connection to the device.
Step 4. The full process of writing the map file is “Click the Write to device
button → Select the map file on PC → Wait until write file → Check
completion message” It may take five or ten seconds, depending on the size of
the map file. Upon completion of writing the map file, the completion message
pop-up automatically,
Step 5. Finally, it is necessary to change IEC or DNP communication settings of

the device as follow.
EPIC-R300 Front LCD → Top Menu → Comm Set → SCADA Port → Select Port Map →
Down Map → Save
Step 7. Disconnect with the device.
<Figure 8-64> MapEditor toolbar
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APPENDIX A. - COMTRADE File’s Formats
The COMTRADE record generated by your device consist of two files: the configuration
file (*.cfg) and the data file (*.dat). These files are structured as described in IEEE Power
Engineering Society C37.111 COMTRADE data format. Please refer to the IEC website for
the most up-to-date COMTRADE data format information.
Configuration File Format

The configuration file is an ASCII text file that contains the information necessary to
interpret the data (*.dat) file. The configuration file will have the same filename as the
data file but with the .cfg file extension, and will be included in every COMTRADE record.
For more details refer to the IEEE COMTRADE data format documentation.
Configuration file layout

The configuration (*.cfg) file is laid out as follows:
Configuration file fields

The configuration (*.cfg) file fields are described in following table:
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Configuration field details
The following table describes the channel identifier(ch_id) and channel phase identification
(ph) values:
Data file format

The data (*.dat) file contains the sample number, time stamp and data values of each
channel, for each sample in the file. The data file has the same name as the configuration
file but with a .dat file extension, and contains binary formatted data.
Data file layout

The data (*.dat) file layout is as follows:
Data file fields

The data (*.dat) fields are described in the following table:
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Example - configuration file
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APPENDIX B. TC Curve
1. TC Curve
The EPIC-R300 supports analog recloser curves, IEC curves, ANSI/IEEE curves, and KEPCO
curves, The list is as follows.
No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
TC Curve A B C D E K L M N P
No. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
TC Curve R T V W Y Z 1 2 3 4
No. 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
TC Curve 5 6 7 8 8* 9 11 13 14 15
No. 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
TC Curve 16 18 IEC NI IEC VI IEC EI IEC LI IEC SI IEEE MI IEEE VI IEEE EI
No. 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50
TC Curve IEEE NI ANSI U2 ANSI U8 ES NI ES VI KEPCO N1 KEPCO N2 KEPCO N3 KEPCO N4
◆ TC curve equation
The equation of TC curve supported by EPIC-R300 is as follows.
  
        × 
   
   
  
- I = Fault current
- I> = Pick up current setting value
- k = Multiplier setting value
Standard Curve A B C
Normal Inverse(NI) 0.14 0.02
Very Inverse(VI) 13.5 1
IEC Extremely Inverse(EI) 80 2
Long-time Inverse(LI) 120 1
Short-time Inverse(SI) 0.05 0.04
Moderately Inverse(MI) 0.0515 0.114 0.02
Very Inverse(VI) 19.61 0.491 2
IEEE/ANSI
Extremely Inverse(EI) 28.2 0.1217 2
Normal Inverse(NI) 0.0086 0.0185 0.02
Long-time Inverse(U8) 5.95 0.18 2
ANSI
Short-time Inverse(U2) 0.2394 0.0169 0.02
Normal Inverse(NI) 0.011 0.042 0.02
ES
Very Inverse(VI) 3.985 0.1084 1.95
- 120 -
2. TC Curve 1~4
1
2
3
102 4
101
Time[sec]
100
10-1
100 101
Current In Multiplies of Setting
- 121 -
3. TC Curve 5~8
5
6
7
102 8
101
Time[sec]
100
10-1
100 101
- 122 -
4. TC Curve 8*~13
8*
9
11
102 13
101
Time[sec]
100
10-1
100 101
- 123 -
5. TC Curve 14~18
14
15
16
102 18
101
Time[sec]
100
10-1
100 101
- 124 -
6. TC Curve A~D
A
B
C
102 D
101
Time[sec]
100
10-1
100 101
- 125 -
7. TC Curve E~M
E
K
L
102 M
101
Time[sec]
100
10-1
100 101
- 126 -
8. TC Curve N~T
N
P
R
102 T
101
Time[sec]
100
10-1
100 101
- 127 -
9. TC Curve V~Z
V
W
Y
102
Z
101
Time[sec]
100
10-1
100 101
- 128 -
10. TC Curve IEC NI~SI
IEC NI
IEC VI
IEC EI
104 IEC LI
IEC SI
103
102
Time[sec]
101
100
10-1
100 101
- 129 -
11. TC Curve IEEE MI~NI
IEEE MI
IEEE VI
IEEE EI
103 IEEE NI
102
101
Time[sec]
100
10-1
100 101
- 130 -
12. TC Curve ANSI U8, U2
ANSI U8
ANSI U2
103
102
101
Time[sec]
100
10-1
100 101
- 131 -
13. TC Curve ES NI, VI
ES NI
ES VI
102
101
Time[sec]
100
10-1
100 101
- 132 -
14. TC Curve KEPCO N1~N4
N1
N2
N3
102 N4
101
Time[sec]
100
10-1
100 101
- 133 -
15. TC Curve DEF 1S, 10S
DEF 1S
DEF 10S
101
Time[sec]
100
10-1
100 101
- 134 -

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This document describes the installation, operation

and maintenance procedures for the ACR-Series

The advisory procedures and information contained

injury or equipment failure can be accepted

All rights reserved 2016 by POWERSYS Co.,Ltd

2. Safety for life 2

6.4 Ground the recloser. 12

Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation

The ACR vacuum recloser can be equipped with integrated

Ratings and specifications

Impedance pCl between connections

Minimum clearance, phase-to-earth

Rated lightning impulse withstand

Max. interrupting time/ max. closing

P.F. withstand voltage

Cable charging current

Line charging current

ACR-2 800-16N 800 3 16 40 125 60 50 850 320 270 140 5 60/60

ACR-3 630-16N 630 3 16 40 150 70 50 1290 320 350 150 5 40 60/60

ACR-3 800-16N 800 3 40 1290 60/60

Figure 9: Mounting holes position

All dimensions are mm, dimensions shown are approximate

15.5kV 27kV 27kV 38kV

Terminal to terminal 1260 1260 1300 1300

Lower terminal to ground 860 860 1290 1290

Type ACR reclosers are shipped palletized (bolted ontoa

Please make sure if the product is broken before installing.

The terminal has a high current and high voltage so it can be

The setting should be done along the distribution line configuration.

Connect the side connector along correct connector number with

The appliance’s earthing terminal should be earthed to ground.

3. Technical Data ··················································································· 3

4. Installation Instructions ···································································· 18

5. LCD Menu ··························································································· 33

6. DNP V3.0 Protocol ··········································································· 61

7. IEC60870-5-101/104 Protocol ························································ 78

APPENDIX A. COMTRADE File’s Formats ··········································· 116

2.2. Main functions and features

◆ State Monitoring Function

◆ Various Communication Interface

◆ Various Event Information

◆ Fault Wave Storage Function

◆ Convenient interface for users

◆ Self-diagnosis and Backup functions during power-off

Voltage input Power consumption

DC 24V within 10W

◆ Current Input(Ground System)

Channel Rating input Input burden

4 channels Rated current(Ia,Ib,Ic) : 1A (Max:12A)

◆ Current Input(Non-Ground System)

Channel Rating input Input burden

4 channels Rated current(Ia,Ib,Ic) : 1A (Max:12A)

Channel Rating input Input burden

Input Type Point Number Input Circuit Others

Control contact (Photomos) Normal contact

2EA 4EA, 8EA(option)

Purpose : Recloser Open / Close Purpose : Battery Test / Spare

◆ Logic Functions (option)

Operating -25 ~ 70C