Promet U Manual

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Overcurrent Protection Relay Instruction Manual

(PROMET-U-I)
Neopis Co, Ltd.
Table of Contents
1. General Information
1.1. 1.2. 2.1. 2.2. 2.3. 2.4. 2.5. 2.6. 3.1. 3.2. 3.3. 3.4. 3.5. 4.1. 4.2. 5.1. 5.2. 5.3. 3 PROMET-U-I Overview ........................................................ 3 PROMET-U Order............................................................... 5 6 Equipment ....................................................................... 6 Control Power ................................................................... 6 Electric Current Input........................................................... 6 Digital Input/Output............................................................. 6 Communication ................................................................. 7 Test and Environment.......................................................... 7 8 Front Panel Layout ............................................................. 8 Terminal Map (view)............................................................ 9 Connection View ...............................................................10 Dimensional and Panel Cutout size ........................................11 Communication Circuit Connection ........................................14 15 Protection Relay Function ....................................................15 Recording function ............................................................21 23 Operation status LED .........................................................23 Measuring display function...................................................24 Main menu layout..............................................................24
2. Rated Specifications
3. Install and Operation
4. Functions
5. Operation and Setup functions
Note
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Note
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! Caution Please read the user manual before installing the product
Make sure there is no physical damage or missing part before installing PROMET-U.
Make sure control power, electric current and voltage are turned off before connecting or disconnecting PROMET-U.
High voltage and high electric currents are circulating in the terminals of PROMET-U. Direct contact might lead to a fatal injury.
You must set up PROMET-U in accordance with its system composition. Any non-compliant setup may cause PROMET-U to display wrong information or to malfunction.
Please connect voltage/electric current to backside terminals according to their relevant terminal numbers.
Please keep it away from flammable or hazardous materials.
1. General Information
1.1. PROMET-U-I Overview PROMET-U-I is the highly reliable digital protection relay designed to effectively protect three-phase lines. The relay has electric current relaying elements, OCRs and OCGR etc. Moreover, It enables real-time and remote supervisory & control by facilitating alignment with central supervisory system through various communication methods. Its main functions and features are as follows; 1) Compact facility It boasts of its compact digital switchboard as well as easy installation and operation; it incorporates several analog relays used for existing switchboards into 1 digital relay thereby allowing compact composition of its switchboard. 2) Provision of various communication interfaces It provides various communication interfaces which can be applied to any environment as it accommodates different standard protocols. Therefore, without installing a separate protocol converter, a user can implement the supervisory and control system in a fast and convenient manner. 3) Provision of various event information - Operation event It stores and manages up to 64 events which take place during operation such as control event (On, Off, Trip) and diagnosis event in the order of occurrence time sequence. - Fault Event In case of line fault, it stores and manages fault information (time, type of failure, operation, relay elements, etc.) up to 32 events in the order of time sequence. 4) Fault Wave Storage function As for the latest failures, it stores and manages 60 cycle sample data for maximum 2 events. Users can utilize such stored fault waves in their cause/effect analysis.
. Initialization of Calibration Value This menu allows you to initialize calibration values stored in PROMET-U. If you select this menu, the following screen will pop up and upon selection of fault deletion YES, all calibration information will be initialized.
[ Default
Calib ]
-> No
Fig 52) Initialization of Calibration Value Menu
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. Initialization of Relay Element related Setup This menu allows you to initialize relay element related setup values stored in PROMET-U. If you select this menu, the following screen will pop up and upon selection of fault deletion will be initialized. YES using <Up><Down> key, all setup information
[ Default
Setting ]
-> No
Fig 50) Initialization of Relay Element related Setup Menu . Initialization of System related Setup This menu allows you to initialize system related setup values stored in PROMETU. If you select this menu, the following screen will pop up and upon selection of fault deletion initialized. YES by using <Up> <Down> key, all setup information will be
[ Default
System ]
-> No
Fig 51) Initialization of System related Setup Menu
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5) Convenient User Interface Through the communication port installed on the fore part of the body, you can easily key-in and define various setup and calibration controls using PC (using the software provided by our company) 6) Various Control Power Various control powers can be used, as it is a free voltage type (AC/DC 110220[V]). 7) Self-diagnosis and Backup function in case of power outage PROMET-U performs on-going self-diagnosis such as CPU Check, Memory problem identification, I/O diagnosis and control power check, and it issues warning and stores diagnostic events to enable rapid user response if there are any defects or failures identified.
1.2. PROMET-U Order
PROMET
Type U N R C
Comm
Recording
Type I V VI P D M
Protective Function
OCR, OCGR OVR,OVGR,UVR OCR, OVR, UVR OVR,UVR,OVGR,POR OCR,OVGR,SGR/DGR OCR,OCGR,THR,NSOCR, POR, UCR, [66],[48]
1) Operation Voltage - AC/DC 110~220V : PROMET-X-X-AV1-XXX - AC/DC 20~60V : PROMET-X-X-AV2-XXX 2) Frequency - AC 60Hz : PROMET-X-X-AVx-F60 - AC 50Hz : PROMET-X-X-AVx-F50 3) SGR Option - Un-grounding System(SGR ) : PROMET-X-D-AVx-XXX-SG - Grounding System (DGR) : PROMET-X-D-AVx-XXX-DG Neopis Co, Ltd. http://www.neopis.com 5
[PROMET-U PassWord] [00]
Fig 47) Password Menu
[ Info Clear Menu ] ->1.Clear Event Info 2.Default Setting 3.Default System 4.Default Calib
Fig 48) Saved Information deletion menu . Fault Information Deletion This menu allows you to delete event occurrence information stored in PROMETU. If you select this menu, the following screen will pop up and upon selection of fault deletion deleted. Those deleted include fault events, action events and fault waves. YES using the <Up><Down> key, all event information will be
[Clear Event Info] -> No
Fig 49) Fault Information Deletion menu
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[Calibration MENU] ->1.Ia 2.xIa 3.Ib 4.xIb 5.Ic 6.xIc 7.In 8.xIn
Fig 45) Calibration Menu
You can select the channel you want to calibrate using <Up> <Down> key and display the calibration screen as follows. You shall input displayed electric current into its relevant input channel and press <Enter> key to complete calibration for the selected channel.
Cal]IA= 0.00A >Input: 5.00A
Fig 46) A Channel Calibration Menu
5.3.9. Stored information Deletion Menu This menu allows you to initialize setup values, event information, calibration values, etc., which are stored in the backup memory of PROMET-U. Selection and movement of the menu are the same as the main menu. You must select password for the protection of stored information. You can select password in the range from 0 to 99 using Up/Down key and the default password value is currently defined as [99].
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2. Rated Specifications
2.1. Equipment 1) size (HxWxD): 180 x 149 x 180 2) Weight: 3.3 kg 2.2. Control Power 1) Input voltage: AC/DC 110-220V (Free Voltage), AC/DC 20-60V(option) 2) Power Consumption: 5W or less 2.3. Electric Current Input 1) Connection : three-phase three wire system, three-phase four wire system 2) Rated input: rated current 5A, rated frequency 50/60Hz 3) Input Burden: 1VA and below 2.4. Digital Input/Output 1) Digital Input Input Type Configurable User Input Input Number 2 Port Input Circuit AC220V/DC250V AC110V/DC125V DC48/24V Isolation Photo-isolated Input
2) Digital Output Output Type TRIP Alarm Output Capacity 30A/250VAC 5A/250VAC
2.5. Communication Items Type Baud Rate PROTOCOL Specifications RS485 Two-wire, Half duplex, isolated 9600 / 19200bps MODBUS-RTU, DNP3.0, IEC60870-5, Lonworks
2.6. Test and Environment Items Temperature Humidity Insulation Resistance AC Voltage Tests Surge Impluse Overload Test Oscillatory Transient EFT/Burst RFI Susceptibility Radiated electromagnetic Surge ESD EMI Operating Temperature Storage Temperature 30 ~ 80% > 10M AC 60Hz 2000V/1min 1.2/50uS 5kV +/Current: 100Arms for 2second Voltage: 1.15 times rated for 3hours Power: 1.3 times rated for 3hours IEC60255-22-1 2.5kV IEC60255-22-4 Class A : 4kV IEC60255-22-6 IEC60255-22-4 IEC60255-22-5 : 4kV 60255-22-2: Contact(6kV), Air(8kV) IEC 60255-25 Specifications -20 ~ 60C -25 ~ 70C
. LED TEST Menu This menu allows you to test LEDs. A confirmation menu asking whether to start LEDs test will pop up. If you hit <Enter> key, all LEDs will be outputted as ON. When the LED test is completed, the completion screen will be displayed. You can move back to its higher menu by striking <Mode> key.
Start LED Test ->Press Enter
Fig 43) LED TEST Starting Menu
- Test End [ Ok ! Press Mode Key ]
Fig 44) LED TEST End Menu 5.3.8. Calibration Menu This menu allows you to calibrate electric currents input signal. In order to prevent users from getting into the menu during operation, this menu is composed differently from others. If you want to conduct calibration on electric currents input signals in the field, please contact our A/S (after sales) center for further assistance. If you go into the Calibration menu, you may see the menu as shown in the following picture.
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Fig 40) TRIP TEST End Menu
. Alarm TEST Menu This menu allows you to test Alarm connection points. A confirmation menu asking whether to start Alarm test will pop up as shown below. If you hit <Enter> key, all Alarm connection points will be outputted as ON. When the Alarm test is completed, the completion screen will be displayed. You can move back to its higher menu by striking <Mode> key.
Start Alm Test ->Press Enter
Fig 41) ALARM TEST Starting Menu
Fig 42) ALARM TEST End Menu
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3. Install and Operation

3.1. Front Panel Layout
Display Panel LCD Display 20 Char. X 4 Lines
Pickup LED RUN LED Fault LED Communication LED Fault RESET
User Interface Terminal Port (RS232C)
Key Pad View measuring data Setup parameter View Event and diagnosis information
Fig 1) Front Panel Layout
3.2. Terminal Map (view) The following picture shows the back view of PROMET-U terminals. As the electric current input terminal is equipped with CT protection, even if PROMET-U is outputted, CTs will be protected from the power system. A19, A20 and FG terminals are internally connected and must be linked to Frame Ground of the switchboard.
IO A01 A03 A05 A07 A09 A11 A13

Trip 1
TB
Trip 2
Trip
A02 A04 AI B01 B03 B05 B07 B09 B11

Ia Ib
DO 1
Com
TB
Ia' Ib'
DO 2 DO 4
DO 3 DO 5
DO
A06 A08 A10
B02 B04 B06 B08 B10 B12
DO 6
COM
Ic
Ic'
DI 1
DI 2
DI
A12 A14
In
In'
COM
A15 A17 A19
PWR+ PWRFG
485+ 485SG
A16 A18 A20
Fig 2)
PROMET-U Terminal View
5.3.7. TEST Menu If you select [Main Menu] [6. Test], the Test screen will pop up. It is the menu for
test operation after installation. It also allows you to check if TRIP or Alarm points are properly connected and check if foreside LED is in normal state. Its relevant menu items are as follows;
[ Device 1.Trip 2.Alarm 3.LED
Test
Menu ]
Fig 38) TEST Menu
. TRIP TEST Menu This menu allows you to test TRIP connection points. A confirmation menu asking whether to start trip test will pop up as shown below. If you hit <Enter> key, all Trip connection points will be outputted as ON. When the Trip Test is completed, the completion screen will be displayed. You can move back to its higher menu by striking <Mode> key.
Start Trip Test ->Press Enter
Fig 39) TRIP TEST Starting Menu
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[PROMET-U Diagnosis] Diagnosis OK
Fig 35) Diagnostic Information Display Menu(case : Normal)
[PROMET-U Diagnosis] WATCHDOG. SETTING... FAIL FAIL
Fig 36) Diagnostic Information Display Menu(case : Failure)
5.3.6. Time Setup Menu If you select [Main Menu] screen will pop up as follows. [5. Time Setting], the time confirmation and setup
Now : 2004/02/27 Time :17:46:24 Edit : 2004/02/27 Time :17:46:24 Fig 37) Time setting menu
<Now Time> indicates present time and it constantly updates changing time. <Edit Time> shows the time of moving into the Time Menu and the cursor blinks on year field. To define time, you shall adjust year by using <Up> <Down> key and then hit <Enter> key to enable the cursor to move to the month field. Using the same method, you can adjust day/time/minute/second one by one.
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3.3. Connection View If you connect terminals in accordance with their relevant numbers as shown in 3.2, the result will look like the following picture. Electric current input will be linked to A, B, C phases using 3 CT, and N phase will be connected using the sum of the three phases. If connection is done based on ZCT, electric current input will be linked to B07 and B08 of ZCT terminal unlike the picture and remaining B02, B04 and B06 terminals of A, B and C phases will be connected to CT L terminals of A, B and C Phases. AC/DC 110-220V free voltage can be connected to power input terminal. Frame ground of power can be connected to A19 of PROMET-U. Trip coil will be connected to A01 and A04; +power is to A04 and power is to A01. Diagnosis connection point is a B contact which will be connected to A03 and A10.
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3.4. Dimensional and Panel Cutout size 3.4.1. Front View
Fig 4) 3.4.2. Side View
PROMET-U Front View
Fig 5) PROMET-U Side View
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as 1. The picture above shows fault count is 31. . Fault Type It shows the type of tripped element of Relay. In case of multiple faults, it can display up to 4 trip types. The picture above shows it is the TRIP due to OCR time delay. . Fault Phase It shows fault phase. The picture above shows related fault phases are A, B and C phases. . Fault Current It indicates the value of fault current at the moment when fault took place on the whole phases measured by PROMET-U. The picture above shows fault current on A, B, C and N phases. . Movement of Fault Information You can move to next or previous fault by using the Prev/Next button in the last line on the second page of the picture. For moving to a different event, if you press the <Enter> key, the cursor will blink on Prev and if you press <UP><Down> key again, Prev/Next will blink alternately. At that moment, if you hit <Enter> when the cursor is on the location you desire, you can move to the fault information you want to get.
5.3.5. Diagnostic Information Display Menu This menu allows you to check diagnostic information. In order to use this menu, you must select [Main Menu] [4. DIAGNOSIS].
If diagnosis is normal, it displays the following screen and if diagnosis identifies faults, it will display diagnosis fault information up to 3.
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5.3.4. Fault Information Display Menu This menu allows you to check fault occurrence information of PROMET-U. To use this menu, move into [main menu] [3. FAULT INFO]. It can save up to 32 events.
Fault information can be inquired in the order of fault occurrence sequence (from the latest to the old). The fault information display menu shows fault ID, fault occurrence count, fault type, fault phase, fault currency, fault occurred time, etc. In addition, you can move to a different page as it uses page concept by using <Up> <Down> key as shown in the below picture.
Fault ID Fault Type Fault Phase Fault Current
[FAULT 4] OCR> [I=ABC ] Ia= 4.02A
Count =
31
Fault Count
Ib= 4.01A
Fig 33) First page of Fault information Display Menu
Fault Current
Ic= 4.02A I2= 0.00A -> Prev
In= 4.01A
Move Fault
/ Next
Fig 34) Second page of Fault Information Display Menu . Fault ID It shows the serial number of the latest fault information stored. It can display fault event from 1 to 32. The picture above shows the fault is the fourth event in the latest fault sequence. . Fault Count It shows fault count after installing Relay. It can display up to 9,999. If you delete fault information, the fault occurrence count will be automatically cleared Neopis Co, Ltd. http://www.neopis.com 35
3.4.3. Top View
Fig 6) PROMET-U Top View 3.4.4. Rear View
Fig 7) PROMET-U Rear View
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3.4.5. Panel Cut out 4-7
Fig 8) Panel Cut out
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. Communication Address Setup
# Comm Addr Set # Addr : 2
( 1 254 )
Fig 31) Communication Address Setup Menu
This menu allows you to define communication address of RS458 to be aligned with its higher level system. When the cursor is blinking, you can define its communication address by using <Up> <Down> key. After the setup, you can save the defined value once in RAM and get out of the setup item by striking <Enter> key. . Setup Update
[ Update
Setting ]
->Press Enter
Fig 32) Setup Update
This menu allows you to save the setup values modified in the setup items into the backup memory. If you just move to a higher menu without updating the values, the changed values will not be saved.
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. NCT Ratio Setup
# NCT Ratio # Ratio : 50/5A
Fig 29) NCT Ratio Setup Menu
This menu is to define a NCT ratio for primary and second of neutral current that is used to display primary currents in the measuring mode. When the cursor is blinking, you can define the primary current of CT ratio by using <Up><Down> key. After the setup, you can save the defined value once in RAM and get out of the setup item by pressing <Enter> key.
. Communication Speed Setup
# Baud Rate Set # Baud : 19200bps (9600 19200 bps)
Fig 30) Communication Speed Setup Menu
This menu allows you to define communication speed of RS458 to be aligned with its higher level system. Its front communication port is fixed at 9600bps. You can select 9600 or 19200 bps as its communication speed depending on its higher level system requirements. When the cursor is blinking, you can define communication speed by using <Up> <Down> key. After the setup, you can save the defined value once in RAM and get out of the setup item by striking <Enter> key.
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3.5. Communication Circuit Connection For the connection to its higher supervisory control system, it provides insulated RS485 Half Duplex communication method. This communication method allows multi-drop connections for maximum 32EA and provides communication distance up to 1 km. It is recommended to link the vertical section of RS485 line to 120 ohm and 0.01uF capacitor as shown in the following picture. Even if it is difficult to link it to capacitor, it must be linked to 120 ohm (vertical impedance). PROMET-U is equipped with various standard protocols in order to provide the communication solution that allows communication with any supervisory systems. Thanks to such a feature, users dont have to install a separate protocol switcher according to system protocol changes thereby allowing them to save time and cost for system installation. The protocols loaded on PROMET-U are as follows. - DNP3.0 - ModBus - IEC60870-5-103 - Lonworks
PROMET-U Supervisory & Control System 485 +(A16) -(A18) MAX 32EA Max Distance: 1.2km
PROMET-U 485 +(A16) -(A18) Terminal Impedance (120+0.01uF)
Fig 9) PROMET-U Communication Connection
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4. Functions
4.1. Protection Relay Function 1) Over Current Protection PROMET-U performs relay functions by using 3 inverse time characteristic curves for electric current and 1 definite time characteristic curve in compliance with IEC-60255 standards.
The following is a formula of inverse time characteristic curve for current.
T T = C m 10 I 1
Normal Inverse Very Inverse

Extremely Inverse
0.02 1 2 0.14 13.5 80
C
0 0 0
The following is a formula of definite time curve for current.
T = 2
Tm 10
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. Update Setup Item
[ Update
Setting ]
->Press Enter
Fig 27) Update Setup Item Menu
This menu allows you to save the setup value modified in the setup items into backup memory. If you just move to a higher menu without updating defined values, the changed setup values will not be stored.
5.3.3. SYSTEM related Setup Menu This menu allows you to define system and communication related PROMET-U variables. Currently, there are setup items for CT ratio, communication speed and communication address. . CT Ratio Setup
# CT Ratio # Ratio : 100/5A
Fig 28) CT Ratio Setup Menu
This menu is to define a CT ratio for primary and second of phase current that is used to display primary currents in the measuring mode. When the cursor is blinking, you can define the primary current of CT ratio by using <Up><Down> key. After the setup, you can save the defined value once in RAM and get out of the setup item by pressing <Enter> key.
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. OCGR I> TC Curve Setup
# OCGR I>
I>
Curve # : DT
Fig 25) OCGR I> Curve setup menu
OCGR time delay TC curve can be setup as DT, NI, EI, VI and LI. When the cursor blinks, you can define its curve by using <Up><Down> key. After completing the setup, you can save the defined value once in RAM and get out of the setup item by pressing <Enter> key. . OCGR
I> Tm(Time Multiply) Setup
# OCGR I>
I> Tm : 1.0S
(0.1-50Sec : 0.1Sec)
Fig 26) OCGR I> Tm setup menu
The time multiply for OCGR time delay can be defined in the range from 0.1~50. Sec. and adjusted by 0.1 sec step. In the curve setup, if DT (definite time) is selected, the unit will be Sec. However, if inverse definite time curve is selected, sec will not be used because of time multiply. When the cursor blinks, you can define the time multiply for OCGR time delay by using <Up><Down> key. After completing the setup, you can save the defined value once in RAM and get out of the setup item by pressing <Enter> key.
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Normal Inverse Characteristic
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Very Inverse Characteristic
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value once in RAM and get out of the setup item by pressing <Enter> key. . OCGR I>> Tm(Time Multiply) Setup
# OCGR I>>
I>> :
Tm 1.0S
(0.04-120Sec : 0.01Sec)
Fig 23) OCGR I>> Tm(Time Multiply) setup menu
The time multiply for OCGR instantaneous time can be defined in the range from 0.04 to 120.0 Sec, and adjusted by 0.01sec step. The unit will be Sec. When the cursor blinks, you can define time multiply for OCGR instantaneous time by using <Up> <Down> key. After completing the setup, you can save the defined value once in RAM and get out of the setup item by pressing <Enter> key. . OCGR I> Pickup Setup
# OCGR I>
I>
Pickup # : 0.1A
(OFF, 0.1~20A : 0.1A)
Fig 24) OCGR I> Pickup setup menu
OCGR time delay pickup value can be defined in the range of OFF, 0.1~20.0 [A] and adjusted by 0.1[A] step. If OFF is selected, the time delay pickup function will be blocked. When the cursor blinks, you can define OCGR time delay pickup value by using <UP> or <Down> key. After completing the setup, you can save the defined value in RAM and get out of the setup item by pressing <Enter> key. Neopis Co, Ltd. http://www.neopis.com 30
. OCR I> Tm(Time Multiply) Setup
# OCR I> Tm I> : 1.0S
(0.1-50Sec : 0.1Sec)
Fig 21) OCR I> Tm(Time Multiply) setup menu The time multiply for OCR time delay can be defined in the range from 0.1 to 50.0 Sec, and adjusted by 0.1sec step. In the Curve setup, if DT (definite time) is selected, the unit will be Sec. However, if inverse time curve is selected, Sec (second) will not be used because of Time Multiply. When the cursor blinks, you can define time multiply for OCR time delay by using <Up> <Down> key. After completing the setup, you can save the defined value once in RAM and get out of the setup item by pressing <Enter> key.
. OCGR I>> Pickup Setup
# OCGR I>> Pickup # I>> : 2A
(OFF, 0.5~80A : 0.1A)
Fig 22) OCGR I>> Pickup setup menu
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Extremely Inverse Characteristic
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Definite Time Characteristic
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. OCR l> Pickup Setup
# OCR I> I>
Pickup # : 0.6A
(OFF, 0.5~25A : 0.1A)
Fig 19) OCR I> Pickup setup menu OCR time delay pickup value can be defined in the range of OFF, 0.5 ~ 25.0 [A] and adjusted by 0.1 [A] step. If OFF is selected, the delay function will be blocked. When the cursor blinks, you can define OCR time delay pickup value using <Up> <Down> key. After the setup, you can save the defined values once in RAM and get out of the setup item by pressing <Enter> key. . OCR l> TC Curve Setup
# OCR I> I>
Curve : DT
Fig 20) OCR I> TC Curve setup menu
As for setup of OCR time delay curve, you can select DT, NI, EI, VI or LI. When the cursor blinks, you can select a curve by using <Up><Down> key. After finishing the setup, you can save the defined value once in RAM and get out of the setup item by pressing <Enter> key.
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. OCR l >> Pickup Setup
# OCR I>> Pickup # I>> : 10A
(OFF, 1~120A : 1A) Fig 17) OCR I>> Pickup setup menu
OCR instantaneous pickup value can be defined in the range of OFF, 1 ~ 120.0 [A] and adjusted by 1.0 [A] step. If OFF is selected, the instantaneous function will be blocked. When the cursor blinks, you can define OCR instantaneous pickup value using <Up><Down> key. After completing the setup, you can save the defined values once in RAM and get out of the setup item by pressing <Enter> key. . OCR I>> Tm(Time Multiply) Setup
# OCR I>> Tm I>> : 1.0S
(0.04-120Sec : 0.01Sec)
Fig 18) OCR I>> Tm(Time Multiply) setup menu
The time multiply for OCR instantaneous time can be defined in the range from 0.04 to 120.0 Sec, and adjusted by 0.01sec step. The unit will be Sec. When the cursor blinks, you can define time multiply for OCR instantaneous time by using <Up> <Down> key. After completing the setup, you can save the defined value once in RAM and get out of the setup item by pressing <Enter> key.
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Setting range and characteristic of relay protection functions.
Pickup Set Relay Function Relay Setting Type Range Instant Time OCR (50/51) Delay Time 0.5 - 25 [A] 0.1A ,Block 1.0 - 120.0 [A] 1A ,Block Step
Operation Time Set Setting Step Range 40ms~120Sec 0.01Sec Instant Normal Inverse 0.1 - 50.0 0.1 Very Inverse Extremely Inverse 0.150.0Sec 0.1Sec 0.01Sec Definite Time Instant Normal Inverse
characteristic
Instant Time OCGR (50/51N) Delay Time
0.5 - 80.0 [A] 0.1A ,Block 40ms~120Sec
0.1 - 20 [A] 0.1A ,Block
0.1 - 50.0
0.1
Very Inverse Extremely Inverse
0.150.0Sec
0.1Sec
Definite Time
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4.2. Recording function 4.2.1. Operation recording function It records and stores PROMET-U operation related information up to 64 events in the FRAM (Ferroelectric Random Access Memory). It enables you to trace events because they are recorded in the order of event occurrence time (SOE: Sequence Of Event). Items and details of information to be recorded in Operation Record are as follows. Saved Items Pickup Event Fault Time Event Diagnosis Event Setting Change Event Restart Event Saved Data Event Time (Year/Month/Date/Hour/Minute/Sec) Event ID Event Name
4.2.2. Fault information recording function PROMET-U records and stores operation fault related information up to 32 events in its FRAM as well as provides line protection as part of its protection relay function. The details of records are as follows.
- Fault occurrence time (year/month/day/time/minute/second) - Fault ID - Fault occurred phase (A/B/C/N) - Action phases of Relay - Size of fault current by phase
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5.3.2. Feeder Protection Related Setup Menu This section provides explanations on setup menu of OCR/OCGR (50/51N), overcurrent protection element of relay. Menu selection and movement are the same as the main menu.. For the protection of setup values, password must be selected and used. You can select password in the range from 0 to 99 using Up/Down key and the default password value is defined as [99].
[PROMET-U PassWord] [00]
Fig 15) Password Input Menu
After completing setup of each item as indicated in the picture below, you must select [11.Update Setting] item and save the defined values so that those modified setup values can be saved and stored in the actual backup memory.
[Feeder
Ry Setting]
->1.OCR I>> Pickup 2.OCR I>> Tm 3.OCR I> Pickup 4.OCR I> Curve 5.OCR I> Tm 6.OCGR I>> Pickup 7.OCGR I>> Tm 8.OCGR I> Pickup 9.OCGR I>Curve 10.OCGR I> Tm 11.Update Setting Fig 16) Menu related to feeder relay setup
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. How to move and select each item in the main menu The current item in the main menu is indicated by rightward arrow [ ] as shown in the following picture. For moving to a different item, you shall use [Up/Down] key. For the selection item, you have to press [Enter]key.
[PROMET TOP MENU] ->1.FEEDER RY SETTING 2.SYSTEM SETTING 3.FAULT INFO 4.DIAGNOSIS D o w n 5.TIME SETTING 6.TEST 7.CALIBRATION 8.CLEAR INFO U p
Fig 13) select each items in the main menu . Move to a upper menu If you want to move to a upper menu, you shall press [Mode] key.
[PROMET-U-I V1.00] Ia= 5.01A Ic= 5.01A Ib= 5.00A In= 5.02A Mode
[PROMET TOP MENU] ->1.FEEDER RY SETTING 2.SYSTEM SETTING 3.FAULT INFO
Fig 14) Move to a upper menu
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4.2.3. Fault wave recording function PROMET-U records and stores before and after fault instantaneous waves of 60 cycle for 2 latest fault events. The wave information will allow you to conduct wave and cause/effect analysis in relation to line fault.
Details of Fault waves to be stored are as follows; - Fault occurrence time -Sample value of each phase current -
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5. Operation and Setup functions

5.1. Operation status LED The LED that indicates overall operation status of Relay has four components such as action status LED, communication LED, Pickup LED and Fault LED as shown in the following picture. For details of each component; 1) RUN/FAIL LED: It displays the action status of PROMET-U. Based on its selfdiagnosis of Relay, if the operation is normal, Green light LED will be turned on. If the self-diagnosis identifies faults or problems, then the green LED will be turned off to enable you to check items diagnosed by Relay through LCD diagnostic information menu. 2) TX/RX LED: when communication option is selected for RS458 communication with parent (higher-level) system, this LED indicates communication status (receive/send). In sending, green light LED will be displayed while in receiving red LED is turned on. The LED will be turned off if there is no communication. 3) PICK-UP LED: If current in excess of the level defined in the Relay is permitted, yellow light on the Pickup LED will blink. If the value of current goes down below the defined level, the LED will be turned off. 4) FAULT LED: Fault is maintained when current in excess of the level defined is allowed. When it reaches the defined operation time, trip point will be outputted and the Fault LED will be turned on. After fixing and restoring it from fault, this LED will be turned off when the user hits Fault Reset key.
Fig 10) Local LED indicators
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5.2. Measuring display function After starting PROMET-U, the LCD window of the front panel will display values of electric current for A, B, C and N phases. The first line on the measuring display window has PROMET-U-I which indicates its overcurrent protection relay and V1. 00 which indicates its program version is 1.00. The second and third lines indicate current of each phase.
[PROMET-U-I V1.00] Ia= 5.01A Ic= 5.01A Ib= 5.00A In= 5.02A
Fig 11) Local LCD display for measuring data
5.3. Main menu layout 5.3.1. How to operate measuring display LCD and main menu As for how to move to calibration display LCD and operate main menu, follow instructions as shown below.
. Measuring display window
move to main menu
Move to main menu by press [Enter] key on the measuring display window.
[PROMET-U-I V1.00] Ia= 5.01A Ic= 5.01A Ib= 5.00A In= 5.02A Enter
[PROMET TOP MENU] ->1.FEEDER RY SETTING 2.SYSTEM SETTING 3.FAULT INFO
Fig 12) Measuring display window move to main menu
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Overcurrent Protection Relay Instruction Manual

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3. Install and Operation

5. Operation and Setup functions

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Fig 52) Initialization of Calibration Value Menu

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Fig 51) Initialization of System related Setup Menu

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1.2. PROMET-U Order

[PROMET-U PassWord] [00]

Fig 47) Password Menu

[Clear Event Info] -> No

Fig 49) Fault Information Deletion menu

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Fig 45) Calibration Menu

Cal]IA= 0.00A >Input: 5.00A

Fig 46) A Channel Calibration Menu

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Start LED Test ->Press Enter

Fig 43) LED TEST Starting Menu

- Test End [ Ok ! Press Mode Key ]

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- Test End [ Ok ! Press Mode Key ]

Fig 40) TRIP TEST End Menu

Start Alm Test ->Press Enter

Fig 41) ALARM TEST Starting Menu

- Test End [ Ok ! Press Mode Key ]

Fig 42) ALARM TEST End Menu

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3. Install and Operation

Display Panel LCD Display 20 Char. X 4 Lines

User Interface Terminal Port (RS232C)

Fig 1) Front Panel Layout

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IO A01 A03 A05 A07 A09 A11 A13

A02 A04 AI B01 B03 B05 B07 B09 B11

A06 A08 A10

B02 B04 B06 B08 B10 B12

A15 A17 A19

A16 A18 A20

PROMET-U Terminal View

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[ Device 1.Trip 2.Alarm 3.LED

Fig 38) TEST Menu

Start Trip Test ->Press Enter

Fig 39) TRIP TEST Starting Menu