Terminal Designation / Rotation

A Phase Bushings = U1 + U2 Phasing ABC P

A Phase Bushings = U1 + U2 Phasing ACB
A Phase Bushings = V1 + V2 Phasing BAC
A Phase Bushings = W1 + W2 Phasing BCA
A Phase Bushings = V1 + V2 Phasing CAB
C Phase Bushings = W1 + W2 Phasing CBA
B Phase Bushings = V1 + V2
B Phase Bushings = W1 + W2
B Phase Bushings = U1 + U2
B Phase Bushings = U1 + U2
B Phase Bushings = W1 + W2
B Phase Bushings = V1 + V2
C Phase Bushings = W1 + W2
C Phase Bushings = V1 + V2
C Phase Bushings = W1 + W2
C Phase Bushings = V1 + V2
C Phase Bushings = U1 + U2
C Phase Bushings = U1 + U2

The Radio page is used to configure the radio voltage and hold up time.

Radio

Radio
Radio Supply OFF Radio Supply 12V P
Radio Supply ON (Range 5V – 15V)
Radio Supply Shutdown D
Radio Hold Time 60 min P
(Range 0 min – 1440 min)

Switchgear Type and Ratings displays information about the connected switchgear.
The controller reads this information from the SCEM.

Switchgear Type and Ratings

Switchgear Type and Ratings

ACR Function D Switch S/N xxxxxx D
12500A Interruption D Rated 27000 Volts D
630A Continuous D Ops 1010 D

The page for Switchgear Wear and General Details also includes the firmware version
and cubicle serial number.

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 Switchgear Wear / General Details

Switchgear Wear / General Details

U Contact 99.0% D Cubicle S/N xxxxxx D
V Contact 99.0% D App. Version A50-00.02 D
W Contact 99.0% D

The User Defined Control pages 1 and 2 are found at the end of the System Status
menu.

User Defined Control

User Defined Control 1

Control 1 OFF P Control 2 OFF P
Control 1 ON Control 2 ON
Control 3 OFF P Control 4 OFF
Control 3 ON Control 4 ON
Control 5 OFF P Control 6 OFF
Control 5 ON Control 6 ON

User Defined Control 2

Control 7 OFF P Control 8 OFF P
Control 7 ON Control 8 ON

Additional System Status pages

Additional pages are added to the System Status display group when certain features
are made available. When ‘Plant Details’ is made available, that page appears
following the Switchgear Wear / General Details page.

Plant Details

This is a page to display user entered information. The info is entered via WSOS. It can
be ASCII text or numbers.

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 Options
When Options Available is selected on the System Settings 2 page as it is by default,
another ten optional pages are added to the System Status display group.
The first four are related to Protection.

Options – Protection 1

Options – Protection 1
Protection OFF Not Allowed P SEF (SGF) Not Available P
Protection OFF Allowed SEF (SGF) Available
E/F OFF Allowed P Sequence Components Not Available P
E/F OFF Not Allowed Sequence Components Available
NPS OFF Not Allowed P Reset Curve Not Available P
NPS OFF Allowed Reset Curve Available
N.B. Not displayed unless Sequence
Components are Available

Options – Protection 2

Options – Protection 2
Under/Over Frequency Not Available P APGS Not Available P
Under/Over Frequency Available APGS Available
Under/Over Voltage Not Available P Sequence: Reset Flags OFF P
Under/Over Voltage Available Sequence: Reset Flags ON
Extended Standard Protection OFF P
Extended Standard Protection ON

Options – Protection 3

Options – Protection 3
Max Time/Curve OFF P Conditional Reclose Not Available P
Max Time/Curve ON Conditional Reclose Available
SOHIR Not Available P Conditional Reclose Time Out 5s P
SOHIR Available (Range 0s – 3600s)
N.B. Not displayed unless
Conditional Auto Reclose is available.
Auto Reclose Deadtime / Element OFF P

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 Auto Reclose Deadtime / Element ON

Options – Protection 4

Options – Protection 4
Sync Check Not Available P NVD Protection Not Available P
Sync Check Available NVD Protection Available
Broken Conductor Not Available P
Broken Conductor Available

Following the protection options pages there is a single page for Automation.

Options – Automation

Options – Automation
Automation OFF P
Loop Automation Available
Auto Change Over Available

The next two options pages relate to the controller.

Options – Controller 1

Options – Controller 1
Battery Test Not Avail P Configurable Quick Keys Not Avail P
Battery Test Available Configurable Quick Keys Available
IOEX Not Available P
IOEX Available
Details Not Available P
Details Available

Options – Controller 2

Options – Controller 2

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 Auxiliary Supply Events ON P Counters Volatile P
Auxiliary Supply Events OFF Counters Non Volatile
Counters Rollover OFF P
Counters Rollover ON

The next two options pages relate to communications.

Options – Communications 1

Options – Communications 1
WSOS Available P DNP3 Available P
WSOS Not Available DNP3 Not Available
MITS Not Available P Modbus Not Available
MITS Available Modbus Available
IEC60870-5-101/104 Not Available P
IEC60870-5-101/104 Available

Options – Communications 2

Options – Communications 2
Trace Available P Radio Data Interface Not Available P
Trace Not Available Radio Data Interface Available
Hayes Modem Driver Not Available P TCP/IP Not Available P
Hayes Modem Driver Available TCP/IP Available
SOS Multi Drop Driver Not Available P Network Time Protocol Not Available
SOS Multi Drop Driver Available Network Time Protocol Available
N.B. NTP cannot be made available
unless Time Zone is available.

The last options page is for power quality features.

Options – Power Quality

Options – Power Quality

Supply Outage Measure Not Available P Waveform Capture Not Available P
Supply Outage Measure Available Waveform Capture Available
Harmonics Not Available P Sag and Swell Not Available P
Harmonics Available Sag and Swell Available

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 Making ‘Quick Key Configuration’ available on the Options – Controller 1 page adds a
Quick Key Selection page to the System Status menu after the options pages.

Quick Key Selection

Quick Key Selection

Setting assigned to Quick Key 1 P Setting assigned to Quick Key 3 P
Setting assigned to Quick Key 2 P Setting assigned to Quick Key 4 P

When IOEX is available, IOEX-A and IOEX-B pages appear in the System Status menu.
IOEX can be made available on the Options – Controller 1 page.

IOEX Status

IOEX Status A (B)

Inputs 1…….8 D Port None D
Port IOEX/WSOS
Port USB-1
Port USB-2
Outputs 1…….8 D Map OK D
Invalid Map
Initialising
Unplugged
Wrong Type
Name of map running in this IOEX D

When Hit and Run has been made available through WSOS, a Hit and Run page is
added to the System Status menu.

Hit and Run

Hit and Run

Hit & Run Close Off P Hit & Run Trip Off P

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 Hit & Run Close 10s – 120s Hit & Run Trip 10s – 120s

Making Waveform Capture available on the Options – Power Quality page adds two
pages, Waveform Capture and Waveform Trigger to the System Status menu.

Waveform Capture

Waveform Capture
Waveform Capture OFF P Waveform Capture Window 2s P
Waveform Capture ON Waveform Capture Window 1s
Waveform Capture Window 0.5s
Waveform Capture Ratio 50/50 P Capture Now ON D
Waveform Capture Ratio 10/90 Capture Now OFF
Waveform Capture Ratio 20/80 Waveform Captured
Waveform Capture Ratio 30/70
Waveform Capture Ratio 40/60 N.B. This field only displayed when
Waveform Capture Ratio 60/40 Waveform Capture is ON
Waveform Capture Ratio 70/30
Waveform Capture Ratio 80/20
Waveform Capture Ratio 90/10

Waveform Trigger

Waveform Trigger
Protection Trip O - blank- O
Manual Trip Protection Trip
Manual Close Manual Trip
Auto Close Manual Close
Harmonics Auto Close
Pickup Harmonics
- blank- Pickup
- blank- O - blank- O
Protection Trip Protection Trip
Manual Trip Manual Trip
Manual Close Manual Close
Auto Close Auto Close
Harmonics Harmonics
Pickup Pickup
- blank- O - blank- O
Protection Trip Protection Trip
Manual Trip Manual Trip
Manual Close Manual Close
Auto Close Auto Close
Harmonics Harmonics
Pickup Pickup

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 Battery Test can be made available in Options – Controller 1 and adds one page to the
System Status menu.

Battery Test

Battery Test
Test Status OFF P Test OFF, Ready P
Test Status AUTO Test START
Test ABORT
Auto Test 7 days P Test Start Time 00:00 P
(Range 1 – 31 days)
Auto Test Disabled
Capacity Unknown D 7.2 Ah Battery P
Capacity OK 12 Ah Battery
Capacity NOT OK

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 Appendix K.3 setVUE ACR and AS Measurement Menu Screens

This appendix shows all of the Measurement display group pages and lists display
options and setting ranges.
The real time or instantaneous measurements appear at the start of the menu,
followed by supply outage information, sag and swell monitoring with historical records
at the end.
The basic Measurement display group consists of nine default pages.
Up to six additional pages can be added depending on the features that have been
enabled.
The table below shows a complete list of available pages and their position in the
measurement menu.

Measurement Menu
Default pages Additional pages
System Measurements
Current
Voltage
Sequence Voltage1
Frequency
Power
Synchronisation2
Supply Outages 3
Sag / Swell Monitoring4
Sag Monitoring4
Swell Monitoring4
Daily Maximum Demand
Weekly Maximum Demand
Monthly Maximum Demand
Maximum Demand Indicator

Table 166 setVUE Measurement Pages for ACR and AS

1
Sequence components available
2
Sync check available
3
Supply outages available
4
Sag / Swell available

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 The top line of each page is the page title. To the right of the title is the letter “M”
which indicates that the page being displayed is part of the Measurement display
group.
The next three lines are the data on display. Most displays have six data fields. The
standard layout is shown below.

Where details of individual pages are shown below a small column has been added to
the right of each field to indicate the type of data displayed. The letters in this column
have significance as follows:

O Operator Controlled
D Display Only (i.e. cannot be changed)
P Password Protected (i.e. cannot be changed unless the password is
entered)
R Operator Controller Reset (i.e. resets a field or group of fields)

If the standard menu is running, the measurement menu can be accessed by pressing
the Panel On key and then pressing the Menu key two times.
The first page to be displayed in the Measurement menu is the System
Measurements page shown below.

System Measurements (AS)

The values shown on the System Measurements page for current and voltage are
averaged over the three phases.

System Measurements
Average Phase Current D Total Power P 1900 kW D
Average Phase Voltage D Total Power Q 200 kVAR D
Frequency 50.0 Hz D PF 0.98 D

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 Current
Phase angles shown on the Current page are relative to their respective phase
voltages.

Current
A Phase current 20A - Earth current 0A 0° D
30°
B Phase current 20A - Positive Phase Sequence 0A 0° D
30° current
C Phase current 20A - Negative Phase Sequence 0A 0° D
30° current

Voltage

Voltages can be displayed as Phase to Phase or Phase to Earth values.

Source and Load sides always display the same voltage per phase when the switch is
closed.

Source Voltage Load

A – B phase source voltage A-B (A-E) A - B load side voltage 22000V D
22000V
B - C phase source voltage B-C (B-E) B – C load side voltage 22000V D
22000V
C - A phase source voltage C-A (C-E) C – A load side voltage 22000V D
22000V

Sequence Voltage

Sequence Voltages are not displayed in the Measurement menu unless Sequence
Components are available.

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 Sequence Voltage
Zero Phase Sequence Voltage D
Positive Phase Sequence Voltage D
Negative Phase Sequence Voltage D

Frequency

Frequency is measured on the source and load sides and displayed in Hertz to two
decimal places.

If there in insufficient voltage present to measure the frequency reliably, the display
will read ‘Unavailable’.

Source Frequency Load

Source side frequency Load side frequency D

Power

The Power page displays per phase values for real power, reactive power and power
factor.

Power
A A Phase Real Power A Phase Reactive Power A Phase Power Factor D
B B Phase Real Power B Phase Reactive Power B Phase Power Factor D
C C Phase Real Power C Phase Reactive Power C Phase Power Factor D

Synchronisation

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 The Synchroisation page indicates whether voltage, phase and frequency across an
open switch are synchronized according to the current Sync Check settings. Global will
only indicate synchronisation when voltage, phase and frequency are all in sync.
This page is only displayed when Sync Check is available.

Synchronisation
Global In Sync D Voltage In Sync D
Global Unsynchronised Voltage Unsynchronised
Frequency In Sync D Phase in Sync D
Frequency Unsynchronised Phase Unsynchronised

Supply Outages

The Supply Outages page only appears in the Measurement menu if Supply Outages
have been made available on the Options – Power Quality page in the System Status
menu or through WSOS.

Supply Outages
Outages OFF P Outage Duration P
Outages ON (Range 1s – 3600s)
Source Outages since last reset D Accumulated Source Outage Duration D
Load outages since last reset D Accumulated Load Outage Duration D

Sag / Swell Monitoring

The Sag / Swell Monitoring page only appears in the Measurement menu if Sag/Swell
has been made available on the Options – Power Quality page in the System Status
menu or through WSOS.

Sag / Swell Monitoring

Nominal Phase to Earth Voltage P

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 (Range 2000V – 25000V)
Fault Reset Time P
(Range 0ms – 10000ms)
Curve (Definite Time Only) P

Sag Monitoring

The Sag Monitoring page only appears in the Measurement menu if Sag/Swell has
been made available on the Options – Power Quality page in the System Status menu
or through WSOS.
Sag monitoring can be On and Off independently of Swell monitoring.

Sag Monitoring
Sag Monitor OFF P
Sag Monitor ON
Pickup Voltage P
Set with PU values
(Definite Time 0.01s – 100s) P

Swell Monitoring

The Swell Monitoring page only appears in the Measurement menu if Sag/Swell has
been made available on the Options – Power Quality page in the System Status menu
or through WSOS.
Swell monitoring can be On and Off independently of Sag monitoring.

Swell Monitoring
Swell Monitor OFF P
Swell Monitor ON
Pickup Voltage P
Set with PU values
(Definite Time 0.01s – 100s) P

Daily Maximum Demand

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 The controller maintains a log of Daily Maximum Demand records that show the total
energy and peak power for each day. The most recent record i.e. the previous day, is
displayed by default. The Date/Time displayed is the end of the period when the peak
average power was logged.

Daily Maximum Demand

Previous Day Total Energy for previous day (kWh)
Yesterday’s date Date/Time for peak power
Peak power and power factor

Earlier records can be viewed by pressing the SELECT key to enter the history mode
and navigating using the Left and Right Arrow keys.
When earlier records are being displayed, the title changes to:

Daily Maximum Demand History

To return to the most recent record, press the MENU key.

Weekly Maximum Demand

The controller maintains a log of Weekly Maximum Demand records that show the
total energy for the week as well as the peak power and the period during which it
occurred. The most recent record i.e. the previous week, is displayed by default. The
Date/Time displayed is the end of the period when the peak average power was
logged.

Weekly Maximum Demand

Total energy for the week (kWh)
The date at the end of the week Date/Time for period of peak power
Peak power and power factor

Earlier records can be viewed by pressing the SELECT key to enter the history mode
and navigating using the Left and Right Arrow keys.
When earlier records are being displayed, the title changes to:

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 Weekly Maximum Demand History

To return to the most recent record, press the MENU key.

Monthly Maximum Demand

The controller maintains a log of Monthly Maximum Demand records that show the
total energy for the week as well as the peak power and the period during which it
occurred. The most recent record i.e. the previous week, is displayed by default. The
Date/Time displayed is the end of the period when the peak average power was
logged.

Monthly Maximum Demand

Total energy for the month (kWh)
The month when this record was Date/Time for period of peak power
logged
Peak power and power factor

Earlier records can be viewed by pressing the SELECT key to enter the history mode
and navigating using the Left and Right Arrow keys.
When earlier records are being displayed, the title changes to:

Monthly Maximum Demand History

To return to the most recent record, press the MENU key.

Maximum Demand Indicator

Maximum Demand Indicator Details

The Maximum Demand Indicator displays the highest current recorded in each phase
since it was last reset. The date/time the maximum current occurred in each phase is
also recorded. The instantaneous phase current readings are also displayed.

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 Maximum Demand Indicator
A Phase Instantaneous A Maximum A phase Date/time maximum A
phase current current recorded phase current was recorded
B Phase Instantaneous Maximum B phase Date/time maximum B
B phase current current recorded phase current was recorded
C Phase Instantaneous Maximum C phase Date/time maximum C
C phase current current recorded phase current was recorded

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 Appendix K.4 setVUE ACR Protection Menu Pages
This appendix lists all of the Protection display group pages.
The basic Protection display group consists of 26 default pages.
Up to 96 additional pages can be added to the protection menu depending on the
features that have been enabled.

The table below shows the complete list of available pages and their position in the
protection menu.

Protection Menu
Default Pages Additional Pages Alternate Pages
Protection Setting 1 - 3
Protection Setting 4 1

Protection Setting 5, 6
Protection Setting Alarms 1, 2

Protection Setting 7 23
Protection Setting 8 4
Protection Setting 9 5

Cold Load Pickup Protection

Sync Check Settings 1 - 4 6

Directional Blocking Phase 1, Directional Protection 1 8

7
2
Directional Blocking Earth 7 Dir Protection Phase 2, 3 8
Directional Blocking SEF7 Dir Protection Earth 4, 5 8
7
Vzps Compensation Dir Protection SEF 6, 7 8
High Vzps Alarm 7 Vzps Compensation 8
High Vzps Alarm 8
Phase Threshold Trip No 1 9
Phase Protection Trip No 1

Phase Protection Reset No 1 10

Phase Threshold Trip No 2 9
Phase Protection Trip No 2
Phase Protection Reset No 2 10
Phase Threshold Trip No 3 9

Phase Protection Trip No 3

1
Not displayed when Per Trip Thresholds are available.
2
Only displayed when Extended Standard Protection On.
3
Not displayed when Per Element Protection is available.
4
Only displayed when either Close on Fault Trip or Per Element Protection are available.
5
Only displayed when Ground Fault Neutraliser is available.
6
Only displayed when Sync Check available.
7
Only displayed when Directional Blocking is available.
8
Only displayed when Directional Protection is available N.B. Directional Blocking and Directional Protection are mutually
exclusive.
9
Only displayed when Per Trip Thresholds are available.
10
Only displayed when Reset Curves are available.

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 Protection Menu
Default Pages Additional Pages Alternate Pages
1
Phase Protection Reset No 3

Phase Threshold Trip No 4 2

Phase Protection Trip No 4

Phase Protection Reset No 4 1

Phase Single Shot Threshold
Trip2
Phase Single Shot Prot Trip

Phase Single Shot Prot Reset 1

Phase Work Tag Threshold
Trip2
Phase Work Tag Prot Trip

Phase Work Tag Prot Reset 1

Phase Protection Max Times3

Earth Threshold Trip No 1 2

Earth Protection Trip No 1
Earth Protection Reset No 1 1

Earth Threshold Trip No 2 2

Earth Protection Trip No 2

Earth Protection Reset No2 1

Earth Threshold Trip No 3 2

Earth Protection Trip No 3

Earth Protection Reset No 3 1

Earth Threshold Trip No 4 2

Earth Protection Trip No 4
Earth Protection Reset No 4 1

Earth S Shot Threshold Trip 2

Earth Single Shot Prot Trip

Earth Single Shot Reset 1

Earth W Tag Threshold Trip 2

Earth Work Tag Prot Trip

Earth Work Tag Reset 1

Earth Protection Max Times3

SEF Threshold Trip No 1 2
SEF Protection Trip No 1

SEF Protection Reset No 1 1

SEF Threshold Trip No 2 2

SEF Protection Trip No 2

SEF Protection Reset No 2 4

SEF Threshold Trip No 3 5

1
Only displayed when Reset Curves are available.
2
Only displayed when Per Trip Thresholds are available.
3
Only displayed when Extended Maximum Time per Curve is on.
4
Only displayed when Reset Curves are on.
5
Only displayed when Per Trip Thresholds are available.

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 Protection Menu
Default Pages Additional Pages Alternate Pages
SEF Protection Trip No 3

SEF Protection Reset No 3 1

SEF Threshold Trip No 4 2

SEF Protection Trip No 4

SEF Protection Reset No 4 1

SEF Single Shot Threshold

Trip2
SEF Single Shot Protection
Trip
SEF Single Shot Prot Reset 1
SEF Work Tag Threshold Trip 2

SEF Work Tag Protection Trip

SEF Work Tag Prot Reset 1
SEF Protection Max Times
NPS Threshold Trip No 1 1
NPS Protection Trip No 1 2
NPS Protection Reset No 1 3
NPS Threshold Trip No 2 3
NPS Protection Trip No 2 4
NPS Protection Reset No 2 5
NPS Threshold Trip No 3 3
NPS Protection Trip No 3 4
NPS Protection Reset No 3 5
NPS Threshold Trip No 4 3
NPS Protection Trip No 4 4
NPS Protection Reset No 4 5
NPS Single Shot Threshold
Trip3
NPS Single Shot Protection
Trip4
NPS Single Shot Prot Reset 5
NPS Work Tag Threshold Trip 3
NPS Work Tag Protection
Trip4
NPS Work Tag Prot Reset 5
NPS Protection Max Times4

Under/Over Frequency
Protection 1,25
Rate of Change of Frequency 1
NVD Protection 1, 2 6

1
Only displayed when Per Trip Thresholds and Sequence Components are both available.
2
Only displayed when Sequence Components are available.
3
Only displayed when Sequence Components and Reset Curves are available.
4
Only displayed when Sequence Components and Extended Maximum Time per Curve are on.
5
Only displayed when Under/Over Frequency Protection is available.
6
Only displayed when Neutral Voltage Displacement is available.

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 Protection Menu
Default Pages Additional Pages Alternate Pages
2
NVD Alarm 1, 2
Broken Conductor Protection 1
Broken Conductor Alarm 2

Under Voltage Protection2

Over Voltage Protection 3
Under/Over Voltage
Protection 3
Under/Over Voltage
Protection 3
Fault Locator 3
Conductor Characteristics5

Table 167 setVUE Protection Menu Pages

The top line of each page is the page title. To the right of the title is the letter “P”
which indicates that the page being displayed is part of the Protection display group.
The next three lines are the data or information on display. Most displays have six data
fields. The standard layout is shown below.

If the standard menu is running, the protection menu can be accessed by pressing the
Panel On key and then pressing the Menu key three times.

The first page to be displayed in the Protection menu is the Protection Settings 1
page shown below.

Protection Settings 1

1
Only displayed when Broken Conductor is available.
2
Only displayed when Under/Over Voltage Protection is available.
3
Only displayed when Fault Locator is available.

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 Appendix K.5 setVUE ACR and AS Communications Menu Screens

This appendix shows all of the Communications display group pages and lists display
options and setting ranges.

The basic Communications display group consists of 32 (ADVC2) or 28 (ADVC3)

default pages.
Up to 17 additional pages (ADVC2) and 13 (ADVC3) can be added to the
communications menu depending on the features that have been enabled.

Communications Menu
Sub-Menu
Defaults Additional Level 1 Level 2
RS232 – Port-A RS232-Port-A 1
RS232-Port-A 2

RS232 – Port-B RS232-Port-B 1

RS232-Port-B 2

RS232 – Port-C RS232-Port-C 1

RS232-Port-C 2

RS232-Port-C 3
RS232-Port-C 4

RS232 – Port-D RS232-Port-D 1

Configure Ports (ADVC2)
RS232-Port-D 2
RS232-Port-D 3

RS232-Port-D 4
PORT-RS485 RS485

PORT-V23 V23-FSK-1
V23-FSK-2

V23-FSK-3
PORT-10BaseT 10BASE-T

10BASE-T Statistics
IOEX/WSOS IOEX/WSOS 1
IOEX/WSOS2

Modem Modem 1
Modem 2

Modem 3
Modem 4
Configure Ports (ADVC3) Port-10BaseT 10BaseT
10BaseT Statistics

Port-10BaseT2 10BaseT 2
10BaseT 2
Statistics
USB-Port-1 USB-1

USB-Port-2 USB-2

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 USB-Port-3 USB-3

WSOS Communications
WSOS
WSOS Communications Statistics

DNP Communications
DNP Communications Statistics
DNP Transmission Services 1, 2
DNP3
DNP Unsolicited 1, 2, 3
DNP Diagnostics 1, 2
DNP Database Configuration
Trace Port Communications Trace
Communications Trace Statistics
I101/4 1 IEC870-101 Communications
IEC870-101 Communications Statistics
IEC870-101 Transmission Services 1
IEC870-101 Transmission Services 2
IEC870-101 Transmission Services 3
IEC870-101 Configuration 1
IEC870-101 Configuration 2
2
Modbus Modbus Communications
Modbus Communications Statistics
3
MITS (ADVC2 only) MITS Communications
MITS Communications Statistics
MITS Transmission Data
MITS Time Configuration
NTP Communications NTP Communications
/ Servers
NTP Servers
4
Radio Data Interface RDI Driver Communications
RDI Communications Statistics

Table 168 setVUE Communications Menu Pages for ACR and AS

The communications menu is different from the other menus on the setVUE O.I. which
means that it cannot be navigated from the first page using the Left or Right Arrow
keys.
Each field on the first page is actually a sub-menu which must be selected and then
entered before normal navigation can take place.

The first page displayed in the Communications menu is the Communications Setup
page shown below.

Communications Setup 1

1
Only displayed when IEC60870-5-101/104 is available.
2
Only displayed when Modbus is available.
3
Only displayed when MITS is available.
4
Only displayed when Radio Data Interface Driver is available.

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 To enter one of the sub-menus displayed, navigate to it using the Select key and press
Menu. Once the selected sub-menu has been entered it can be navigated in the
normal manner.

The top line of each page is the page title. To the right of the title is the letter “C”
which indicates that the page being displayed is part of the Communications display
group.
The next three lines are the data or information on display. Most displays have six data
fields. The standard layout is shown below.

If the standard menu is running, the protection menu can be accessed by pressing the
Panel On key and then pressing the Menu key four times.

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 Appendix K.6 setVUE ACR and AS Automation Menu Screens
This appendix shows all of the Automation display group pages and lists display
options and setting ranges.

The Automation display group can consist of between 3 and 8 pages depending on the
configuration when Loop Automation is available or 3 pages when Auto-Changeover is
available.

The Automation display group does not appear in the menu structure by default. It is
only displayed when either of the two automation features, Loop Automation and Auto-
Changeover has been made available. These features are mutually exclusive.

Automation Menu
Loop Automation Auto-Changeover
Loop Automation Status 1 Auto-Changeover Configuration2
Loop Automation Configuration 11 Auto-Changeover Communications 2
1
Loop Automation Configuration 2 Auto-Changeover Communications
Stats 2
Loop Automation Configuration 33
Loop Automation Configuration 44
Loop Automation Configuration 55
LA Communications 6
LA Downstream Communications 7
LA Tie Communications 8

Table 169 setVUE Automation Menu Pages for ACR and AS

1
Only displayed when Loop Automation is available.
2
Only displayed when Auto-Changeover is available.
3
Only displayed when Loop Automation is available and Device Type is Tie.
4
Only displayed when Loop Automation is available, Logic is Intelligent and Tie Control is Message.
5
Only displayed when Loop Automation is available, Device Type is Tie and Logic is Classic.
6
Only displayed when Loop Automation is available and Logic is Intelligent.
7
Only displayed when Loop Automation is available, Logic is intelligent and Device Type is not Tie.
8
Only displayed when Loop Automation is available, Logic is intelligent and Device Type is Tie

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 The top line of each page is the page title. To the right of the title is the letter “A”
which indicates that the page being displayed is part of the Automation display group.
The next three lines are the data or information on display. Most displays have six data
fields. The standard layout is shown below.

When Loop Automation is available, the first page to be displayed in the Automation
menu is the Loop Automation Status page.

When Auto-Changeover is available, the first page to be displayed in the Automation

menu is the Auto-Changeover Configuration page.

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 Appendix K.7 setVUE Automatic Sectionaliser Menu Structure
The setVUE displays are organized into logical groups called Display Groups. Within
each group is a menu of pages and some pages have sub-pages.

Figure 332 setVUE AS Menu Structure

The Automatic display group only appears if an automation feature i.e. Loop
Automation or Auto Changeover is available. Otherwise the display will move from
Detection directly to the Communications display group.
Pressing the MENU key causes the display to move to the next group in turn.
The Left and Right Arrow keys are used to scroll through the screens within a display
group.
All display groups are circular. So pressing the Right Arrow key when the last screen in
the group is being displayed will cause the display to return to the first screen.

The individual screens in each of the display groups are shown in Appendices M.2 to
M.6
The following table represents the procedure to find the settings on the setVUE O.I..

Step Action
1 Press MENU until the menu group you require is displayed on the screen.
Example: DETECTION.
2 Use the arrow keys to scroll through until you find the required menu.
Example: DETECTION SETTINGS -> Phase Detection
On that menu is the setting you are looking for.
Example: Definite Time
3 For information on changing settings refer to Chapter 4 Operator
Functions.

Table 170 Finding an AS setting on the setVUE O.I.

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 The structure of the setVUE menu changes when the Custom Menu is used.

Figure 333 setVUE AS Custom Menu

When the Custom Menu has been configured using WSOS it can be accessed by
pressing the Custom Menu key on the operator interface.
Continuing to press the Custom Menu key will cause the display to step through the
selected screens.
Alternatively the display may have been configured to scroll automatically when the
operator interface is on.
Pressing the Custom Menu key will have no effect if it has not been configured.
The display will return to the main menu if the Menu key is pressed.

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 Appendix K.8 setVUE AS System Status Pages
This appendix shows all of the System Status display group pages and list display
options and setting ranges.
The System Status display group contains the operator settings and information
relating to the ratings and configuration of the device.
The basic System Status display group consists of 16 default pages.
Up to 19 additional pages (shown below in blue) can be added depending on the
features that have been enabled.

System Status Menu

Default pages Additional pages
Fault Flags / Pickup Flags
Supply Interrupt Flags 1 Options – Detection 12
Operator Settings 1 Options – Detection 22
Operator Settings 2 Options – Detection 32
Operator Settings 3 Options – Automation2
Operator Settings 41 Options – Controller 12
System Settings 1 Options – Controller 22
System Settings 2 Options – Communications 12
Switchgear Status Options – Communications 22
Fault Information Options – Power Quality2
Live / Dead Indication Quick Key Selection3
Phase Voltage and Power Flow IOEX-A Status 4
Terminal Designation / Rotation IOEX-B Status 5
Radio Hit and Run5
Switchgear Type and Ratings Waveform Capture6
Switchgear Wear / General Details Waveform Trigger6
Plant Details 7 Battery Test8

User Defined Control 1

User Defined Control 2

Table 171 setVUE System Status Menu Pages for AS

1
Per Element Detection available
2
Panel display options available
3
Quick key configuration available
4
IOEX available
5
Hit and Run available
6
Waveform capture available
7
Plant Details Available
8
Battery health test available

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 The top line of each page is the page title. To the right of the title is the letter “S”
which indicates that the page being displayed is part of the System Status display
group.
The next three lines are the data on display. Most displays have six data fields. The
standard layout is shown below.

Where details of individual pages are shown below a small column has been added to
the right of each field to indicate the type of data displayed. The letters in this column
have significance as follows:
O Operator Controlled
D Display Only (i.e. cannot be changed)
P Password Protected (i.e. cannot be changed unless the password is
entered)
R Operator Controller Reset (i.e. resets a field or group of fields)

If the standard menu is running the System Status menu will be displayed when the
Panel On key is pressed.
The first page to be displayed in the System Status menu is the Fault Flags page
shown below.

Fault Flags Page (AS)

The fault flags for Negative Phase Sequence will only appear on this page if Sequence
Components have been made available.

---------------------------------------- FAULT FLAGS ---------------------------------------- S

O/C 00-99 ABC R
E/F (G/F) 00-99 R
SEF (SGF) 00-99 R NPS1 00-99 R OPS 0000-9999 R

The title of this page will change to PICKUP FLAGS if Detection is Off.

1
Only displayed if Sequence Component are available

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 ---------------------------------------- PICKUP FLAGS ---------------------------------------- S
O/C 00-99 ABC R
E/F (G/F) 00-99 R R
SEF (SGF) 00-99 R NPS1 00-99 R OPS 0000-9999 R

The other pages in this group can be displayed by pressing the left and right arrow
keys.
Pressing the right arrow key when the Fault Flags page is displayed will move the
display to the Supply Interrupt Flags page if Per Element Detection is available,
otherwise it will be the first of three Operator Settings pages.

Supply Interrupt Flags2 (AS)

------------------------------ SUPPLY INTERRUPT FLAGS -------------------------------- S

O/C A R E/F R NPS R
O/C B R SEF R
O/C C R

Operator Settings 1 (AS)

Operator Settings 1
LOCAL CONTROL ON O
Remote Control On
Hit and Run ON
Hit and Run OFF
Sectionaliser OFF O
Sectionaliser Auto
Detection OFF
Blank in normal operation. D Det Auto O
Supply Interrupt 1 Auto ‘A’ Active O
Supply Interrupt 2 Auto ‘B’ Active etc D
Supply Interrupt 3 Auto ‘J’ Active D
Supply Interrupt 4 Det ‘A’, ‘B’ ……. ‘J’ Active
Sectionaliser Trip

1
Only displayed if Sequence Components are available
2
Only displayed if Per Element Detection is available

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 Operator Settings 2 (AS)

Operator Settings 2
Cold Load OFF D Demand Period 15 min O
Cold Load IDLE Demand Period 5 min
Cold Load NO CHANGE Demand Period 30 min
Cold Load MAX Demand Period 60 min
CLP 120min x 2.3 mult 1

ADGS Change 60s (Range 10s – 180s) O Single Shot Mode OFF O
Single Shot Mode ON

Operator Settings 3 (AS) (Per Element Detection not available)

Operator Settings 3
SEF Alarm OFF2 O
SEF Alarm ON

High VZPS Alarm OFF D

High VZPS Alarm ON

Operator Settings 3 (AS) (Per Element Detection available)

1
This field is ‘display only’ when configured as Cold Load OFF.
2
This setting displayed on Operator Settings 4 when Per Element Detection is Available.

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 Operator Settings 3
Phase Det OFF1 O Phase Mode SECT3 O
Phase Det ON Phase Mode ALARM
Earth Det OFF3 O Earth Mode SECT3 O
Earth Det ON Earth Mode ALARM
SEF Det OFF3 O Earth Mode SECT3 O
SEF Det ON Earth Mode ALARM

Operator Settings 4 (AS) (Per Element Detection available)

Operator Settings 4
SEF Alarm OFF O
SEF Alarm ON
NPS Det OFF O NPS Mode SECT O
NPS Det ON NPS Mode ALARM

System Settings 1 (AS)

System Settings 1
Language English (Intl) O Display Metric
Language English (USA) Display Imperial
Lingua Portuguesa – Portugues (Brasil)
System Frequency 50 Hz P
System Frequency 60 Hz
DD/MM/YYYY (MM/DD/YY) O
HH:MM:SS

System Settings 2 (AS)

System Settings 2
Options Available P

1
This setting only displayed when Per Element Detection is Available.

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 Options Not Available

Once the device has been initially configured, the menu can be decluttered by making
Options unavailable which removes the nine Options pages.

Switchgear Status (AS)

Switchgear Status
Work Tag Off O SF6 Normal 37 kPag D
Work Tag Applied SF6 Normal 5.5psig
(N Series only)
Auxiliary Supply Normal D Battery Normal [Link] D
Auxiliary Supply Fail Battery OFF
Battery Low Volts [Link]
Battery Overvolt [Link]
Switch Connected D Switch Data Valid D
Switch Unplugged Switch Data Invalid

Fault Information (AS)

Fault Information

No Fault D
Fault Type: A-E, B-E, C-E
Fault Type: A-B, B-C, C-A
Fault Type: ABC

Live / Dead Indication (AS)

Live / Dead Indication

A1 Live or Ai Live D A2 Live or Ax Live D
A1 Dead or Ai Dead A2 Dead or Ax Dead
B1 Live or Bi Live D B2 Live or Bx Live D
B1 Dead or Bi Dead B2 Dead or Bx Dead
C1 Live or Ci Live D C2 Live or Cx Live D
C1 Dead or Ci Dead C2 Dead or Cx Dead

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 Live / Dead Indications display the status of each bushing with the capability to
measure voltage.
N.B. The RL Series and the N Series can measure voltage on all six bushings. The U
Series can only measure voltage on the bushings on the “I” side unless optional
external CVT’s are fitted. When no voltage measurement is possible, the display will
read “Unavailable”.

Please Note: Live/Dead indications are shown for the individual phases according to
the Phase Configuration settings on the Terminal Designation / Rotation page

Phase Voltage and Power Flow contains settings relating to the display of voltage and
power.

Phase Voltage and Power Flow (AS)

Phase Voltage and Power Flow

Live if > 2000V P Supply Timeout 4.0s P
(Range 2000V – 15000V) (Range 0.1s – 100.0s)
Power Signed P Source 1, Load 2 or Source I, Load x P
Power Unsigned Source 2, Load 1 Source x, Load i
Display Phase/Earth (Gnd) V P Nom P-E V 6.300kV P
Display Phase/Phase V (Range 2000V – 25000V)

Terminal Designation / Rotation (AS)

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 Terminal Designation / Rotation
A Phase Bushings = U1 + U2 Phasing ABC P
A Phase Bushings = U1 + U2 Phasing ACB
A Phase Bushings = V1 + V2 Phasing BAC
A Phase Bushings = W1 + W2 Phasing BCA
A Phase Bushings = V1 + V2 Phasing CAB
C Phase Bushings = W1 + W2 Phasing CBA
B Phase Bushings = V1 + V2
B Phase Bushings = W1 + W2
B Phase Bushings = U1 + U2
B Phase Bushings = U1 + U2
B Phase Bushings = W1 + W2
B Phase Bushings = V1 + V2
C Phase Bushings = W1 + W2
C Phase Bushings = V1 + V2
C Phase Bushings = W1 + W2
C Phase Bushings = V1 + V2
C Phase Bushings = U1 + U2
C Phase Bushings = U1 + U2

Radio (AS)

Radio
Radio Supply OFF D Radio Supply 12V P
Radio Supply ON (Range 5V – 15V)
Radio Supply Shutdown
Radio Hold Time 60 min P
(Range 0 min – 1440 min)

Switchgear Type and Ratings (AS)

Switchgear Type and Ratings

ACR Function D Switch S/N xxxxxx D
12500A Interruption D Rated 27000 Volts D
630A Continuous D Ops 1010 D

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 Switchgear Wear / General Details (AS)

Switchgear Wear / General Details

U Contact 99.0% D Cubicle S/N xxxxxx D
V Contact 99.0% D App. Version A50-00.02 D
W Contact 99.0% D

Additional System Status pages

Additional pages are added to the System Status display group when certain features
are made available. When ‘Plant Details’ is made available, that page appears
following the Switchgear Wear / General Details page.

Plant Details (AS)

This is a page to display user entered information. The info is entered via WSOS. It can
be ASCII text or numbers.

Options
When Options Available is selected on the System Settings 2 page as it is by default,
another ten optional pages are added to the System Status display group.
The first four are related to Protection.

Options – Detection 1 (AS)

Options – Detection 1
Detection OFF Not Allowed P SEF (SGF) Not Available P
Detection OFF Allowed SEF (SGF) Available
E/F OFF Allowed P Sequence Components Not Available P
E/F OFF Not Allowed Sequence Components Available
NPS OFF Not Allowed P
NPS OFF Allowed
N.B. Not displayed unless Sequence
Components are Available

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 Options – Detection 2 (AS)

Options – Detection 2
ADGS Not Available P
ADGS Available
Under/Over Voltage Not Available P Sequence: Reset Flags OFF P
Under/Over Voltage Available Sequence: Reset Flags ON
Extended Standard Detection OFF P
Extended Standard Detection ON

Options – Detection 3 (AS)

Options – Detection 3
Fault Locator Not Available P SOHIR Not Available P
Fault Locator Available SOHIR Available
Sync Check Not Available P Max Time/Curve OFF P
Sync Check Available Max Time/Curve ON
Broken Conductor Not Available P
Broken Conductor Available

Following the detection options pages there is a single page for Automation.

Options – Automation (AS)

Options – Automation
Automation OFF P
Loop Automation Available
Auto Change Over Available

The next two options pages relate to the controller.

Options – Controller 1 (AS)

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 Options – Controller 1
Battery Test Not Avail P Configurable Quick Keys Not Avail P
Battery Test Available Configurable Quick Keys Available
IOEX Not Available P
IOEX Available
Details Not Available P
Details Available

Options – Controller 2 (AS)

Options – Controller 2
Auxiliary Supply Events ON P Counters Volatile P
Auxiliary Supply Events OFF Counters Non Volatile
Counters Rollover OFF P
Counters Rollover ON

The next two options pages relate to communications.

Options – Communications 1 (AS)

Options – Communications 1
WSOS Available P DNP3 Available P
WSOS Not Available DNP3 Not Available
MITS Not Available P Modbus Not Available
MITS Available Modbus Available
IEC60870-5-101/104 Not Available P
IEC60870-5-101/104 Available

Options – Communications 2 (AS)

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 Options – Communications 2
Trace Available P Radio Data Interface Not Available P
Trace Not Available Radio Data Interface Available
Hayes Modem Driver Not Available P TCP/IP Not Available P
Hayes Modem Driver Available TCP/IP Available
SOS Multi Drop Driver Not Available P Network Time Protocol Not Available
SOS Multi Drop Driver Available Network Time Protocol Available
N.B. NTP cannot be made available
unless Time Zone is available.

The last options page is for power quality features.

Options – Power Quality (AS)

Options – Power Quality

Supply Outage Measure Not Available P Waveform Capture Not Available P
Supply Outage Measure Available Waveform Capture Available
Harmonics Not Available P Sag and Swell Not Available P
Harmonics Available Sag and Swell Available

Making ‘Quick Key Configuration’ available on the Options – Controller 1 page adds a
Quick Key Selection page to the System Status menu after the options pages.

Quick Key Selection (AS)

Quick Key Selection

Setting assigned to Quick Key 1 P Setting assigned to Quick Key 3 P
Setting assigned to Quick Key 2 P Setting assigned to Quick Key 4 P

When IOEX is available, IOEX-A and IOEX-B pages appear in the System Status menu.
IOEX can be made available on the Options – Controller 1 page.

IOEX Status (AS)

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 IOEX Status A (B)
Inputs 1…….8 D Port None D
Port IOEX/WSOS
Port USB-1
Port USB-2
Outputs 1…….8 D Map OK D
Invalid Map
Initialising
Unplugged
Wrong Type
Name of map running in this IOEX D

When Hit and Run has been made available through WSOS, a Hit and Run page is
added to the System Status menu.

Hit and Run (AS)

Hit and Run

Hit & Run Close Off P Hit & Run Trip Off P
Hit & Run Close 10s – 120s Hit & Run Trip 10s – 120s

Making Waveform Capture available on the Options – Power Quality page adds two
pages, Waveform Capture and Waveform Trigger to the System Status menu.
Waveform Capture (AS)

Waveform Capture
Waveform Capture OFF P Waveform Capture Window 2s P

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 Waveform Capture ON Waveform Capture Window 1s
Waveform Capture Window 0.5s
Waveform Capture Ratio 50/50 P Capture Now ON D
Waveform Capture Ratio 10/90 Capture Now OFF
Waveform Capture Ratio 20/80 Waveform Captured
Waveform Capture Ratio 30/70
Waveform Capture Ratio 40/60 N.B. This field only displayed when
Waveform Capture Ratio 60/40 Waveform Capture is ON
Waveform Capture Ratio 70/30
Waveform Capture Ratio 80/20
Waveform Capture Ratio 90/10

Waveform Trigger (AS)

Waveform Trigger
Section Trip O - blank- O
Manual Trip Section Trip
Manual Close Manual Trip
Auto Close Manual Close
Harmonics Auto Close
Pickup Harmonics
- blank- Pickup
- blank- O - blank- O
Section Trip Section Trip
Manual Trip Manual Trip
Manual Close Manual Close
Auto Close Auto Close
Harmonics Harmonics
Pickup Pickup
- blank- O - blank- O
Section Trip Section Trip
Manual Trip Manual Trip
Manual Close Manual Close
Auto Close Auto Close
Harmonics Harmonics
Pickup Pickup

Battery Test (AS)

Battery Test
Test Status OFF P Test OFF, Ready P
Test Status AUTO Test START

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 Test ABORT
Auto Test 7 days P Test Start Time 00:00 P
(Range 1 – 31 days)
Auto Test Disabled
Capacity Unknown D 7.2 Ah Battery P
Capacity OK 12 Ah Battery
Capacity NOT OK

User Defined Control (AS)

User Defined Control 1

Control 1 OFF P Control 2 OFF P
Control 1 ON Control 2 ON
Control 3 OFF P Control 4 OFF
Control 3 ON Control 4 ON
Control 5 OFF P Control 6 OFF
Control 5 ON Control 6 ON

User Defined Control 2

Control 7 OFF P Control 8 OFF P
Control 7 ON Control 8 ON

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 Appendix K.9 setVUE AS Detection Menu Pages
This appendix lists all of the Detection display group pages.
The basic Detection display group consists of 15 default pages.
Up to 23 additional pages and 5 alternate pages can be added to the detection menu
depending on the features that have been enabled.

The table below shows the complete list of available pages and their position in the
Detection menu.

Detection Menu
Default Pages Additional Pages Alternate Pages
Detection Setting 1
Detection Setting 2
Detection Setting 3
Detection Setting 4
Detection Setting 5
Detection Setting Alarms 1 1, 2
Detection Setting Alarms 2 1,2
Detection Setting Extended2
Detection Setting 6
Cold Load Pickup Detection
Sync Check Settings 1 3
Sync Check Settings 2 3
Sync Check Settings 3 3
Sync Check Settings 4 3
Broken Conductor 4
Directional Detection Phase Directional Blocking – Phase
15 16
Directional Detection Phase Directional Blocking – Phase
26 25
Directional Detection Earth 36 Directional Blocking – Earth
35
6
Directional Detection Earth 4
Directional Detection SEF 5 6 Directional Blocking – SEF 5 5
6
Directional Detection SEF 6
Directional Detection NPS 7 6 Directional Blocking – NPS
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Directional Detection NPS 8 6
VZPS Compensation 5
High VZPS Alarm 5
Under Voltage Detection 7
Over Voltage Detection 1

1
Per Element Detection available
2
Extended Standard Detection On
3
Sync Check available
4
Broken Conductor available
5
Directional Detection On
6
Directional Blocking On
7
Under/Over Voltage Detection available

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 Detection Menu
Default Pages Additional Pages Alternate Pages
Under/Over Voltage
Detection 1
Phase Detection
Phase Single Shot Det Trip
Earth Detection
Earth Single Shot Det Trip
SEF Detection
SEF Single Shot Det Trip
NPS Detection
NPS Single Shot Det Trip
Fault Locator 2
Conductor Characteristics2

Table 172 setVUE Detection Menu Pages

The top line of each page is the page title. To the right of the title is the letter “D”
which indicates that the page being displayed is part of the Detection display group.
The next three lines are the data or information on display. Most displays have six data
fields. The standard layout is shown below.

If the standard menu is running, the Detection menu can be accessed by pressing the
Panel On key and then pressing the Menu key three times.

The first page to be displayed in the Protection menu is the Protection Settings 1
page shown below.

Detection Settings 1

Appendix L Automation
Appendix L.1 Loop Automation Operating Rules

1
Under/Over Voltage Detection available
2
Fault Locator available

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 In the following tables, the Sequence (Seq.) column indicates if the rule is applied
during Isolation and Reconfiguration (I) or during Auto Restoration (R).

Feeder Device
Rule Switchgear Auto- Event Action Seq.
No State Restore
1 Closed Off Source Supply lost for Switchgear opens I
longer than Loop Auto and Loop
Time. Automation is
turned off.
2 Closed On Source Supply lost for Switchgear opens. I
longer than Loop Auto
Time.
3 Closed Off Protection trip to Lockout. Switchgear opens I
and Loop
automation is
turned off.
4 Closed On Protection trip to end of Switchgear opens I
sequence. and Loop
Automation stays
on.
5 Open On Source Supply is restored Switchgear closes. R
and switchgear was
initially tripped by Loop
Automation.
6 Open On Supply is restored to both Switchgear closes. R
sides of the switchgear.
Either at the source then
load or load then source.

Table 173 Loop Automation operating rules – Feeder Device

Mid-Point Device
Rule Switchgear Auto- Event Action Seq.
No (ACR) Restore
State
7 Closed On or Off Source Supply lost for Switch to reverse I
longer than Loop Auto Protection Group
Time.
8 Closed Off Protection trip to Lockout. ACR opens and I
Loop Automation is
turned off.
9 Closed On Protection trip to end of ACR opens and I
sequence. Loop Automation
stays on.
10 Open On Supply is restored to both Switch to forward R
sides of ACR. Protection Group
and close ACR.

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 Table 174 Loop Automation operating rules – Mid-Point Device.

Tie Device

Rule Switchgear Auto- Restore Event Action Seq.

No State Restore Both
Ways
11 Open On or Off On or Off Supply to both No Action I
sides is lost for
longer than Loop
Auto Time.
12 Open On On or Off Supply to load Switchgear I
side is lost for closes if
longer than Loop alternative
Auto Time. supply is
present.
13 Open Off On or Off Supply to load Switchgear I
side is lost for closes if
longer than Loop alternative
Auto Time. supply is
present and
turns Loop
Automation off.
14 Open On On Supply to source Activates I
side is lost for reverse
longer than Loop Protection
Auto Time. Group and
closes
switchgear.
15 Open Off On Supply to source Activates I
side is lost for reverse
longer than Loop Protection
Auto Time. Group, closes
switchgear and
turns Loop Auto
off.
16 Open On or Off Off Supply to source No Action. I
side is lost for
longer than Loop
Auto Time.
17 Closed On On or Off Protection trip to Switchgear I
Lockout. opens and Loop
Automation is
turned off.
18 Closed On On or Off Power flow Switchgear R
changes by 50% or opens. (If
more for Loop supply is
Auto Time. subsequently
lost to either
side then

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 Rule Switchgear Auto- Restore Event Action Seq.
No State Restore Both
Ways
switchgear
closes and Loop
Automation
turns off.
19 Closed On On or Off Power flow Switchgear R
changes by 50% or stays closed
more but returns and Loop
to previous level Automation is
before Loop Auto turned off.
Time expires.

Table 175 Loop Automation operating rules – Tie Device

Appendix L.2 Loop Automation Status Messages

When Loop Automation is activated, its current status is displayed in WSOS on the
Loop Automation Display page as well as on both flexVUE and setVUE operator
interfaces.
All possible status messages appear in the list below.

Loop automation normal

Loop auto turned off by operator action. Must be on for automatic operation.
Mechanism fail or switchgear data invalid.
Gas pressure low
Gas pressure invalid.
Cap charge fail or battery abnormal
Loss of phase trip.
Will close when load supply restored/will close when source supply
restored/operator restoration required/loop automation turned off.
Protection trip – will close when
Both source and load supplies come on.
Protection trip/sectionaliser trip
Operator restoration required/loop automation turned off.
Work Tag applied.
Loop auto on request denied.
Trip/Close circuit disconnected/mechanism fail or switchgear data invalid/cap
charge fail or battery abnormal/gas low inhibit/invalid VT configuration/switch must
be open/switch must be closed/currently not available/work tag applied.
Currently not available.
Source side now dead – timing out
Will trip to isolate source/will change to protection group ‘#’/protection group ‘#’
now active/will close to restore source supply/detected allow DT. Will close to

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Tripped on loss of source supply
Will close when source supply restored.
Tripped on loss of source supply
Source and load now live – timing out
Will close to restore normal state.
Source side now live – timing out
Will close to restore normal state/will close to restore load supply.
Loss of phase trip
Will close when source supply restored/will close when load supply restored/loop
automation turned off.
Lost source supply – PROT GRP ‘#’ active
Loop automation turned off.
Load side now live – timing out
Will close to restore normal state.
Load side now dead – timing out
Will close to restore load supply/detected allow DT. Will close to restore.
Load side now dead
Measuring dead time
Source side now dead
Measuring dead time
Source and load sides dead
Closed to restore load supply
LA time expired – allow DT not detected
Loop automation turned off
Loop automation normal
Detected allow dead time
Closed to restore source supply
LA time expired – allow DT not detected
Loop automation turned off
Normal FDR config. detected – timing out
Will trip to restore normal FDR config.
Supply lost – loop auto turned off.
Auto-restore unsuccessful
Unable to trip/close
Downstream operator failure
Operator restoration required
Upstream lockout
Operator restoration required
Communication error
Operator restoration required
Loop automation close inhibited
Loop automation turned off.

Table 176 List of Loop Automation status display messages

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 Appendix L.3 Loop Automation Settings Record

The following template shows the range of information required when preparing a
network for Loop Automation configuration. The template may be modified as required
to suit individual requirements.

Loop Automation SETTING SHEET

GLOBAL PARAMETERS Loop Automation TIME
Live Terminal Supply Timeout Feeder and Mid-Point
Voltage (ST) Devices:
Co-ordination Single Shot Reset LA Time = T1 + T2
Time Time (2xT1)
(T1) = …………….
Max. Sequence Live Load Blocking Tie Device:
Time (T2) LA Time = 2 (T1 + T2)
Auto Changeover Loop Automation
(T1+T2) Available Y/N = ……………..
DEV TYPE SERIES SER LOCATION DIRECTION LA Auto AUTO- TIE
No: No: Time Restore RESTORE Restore
(s) Available ON - OFF One/Two
Way

Table 177 Loop Automation setting sheet

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 Appendix L.4 Loop Automation Settings Record Example
The following record shows the range of information recorded whilst preparing a
network for Loop Automation configuration.

Loop Automation SETTING SHEET

GLOBAL PARAMETERS Loop Automation TIME
Live Terminal 2000 Supply Timeout 10s Feeder and Mid-Point
Volts
Voltage (ST) Devices:
Co-ordination 10s Single Shot Reset 20s LA Time = T1 + T2
Time Time (2xT1)
(T1) = 40s
Max. Sequence 30s Live Load Blocking OFF Tie Device:
Time (T2) LA Time = 2 (T1 + T2)
Auto Changeover 40s Loop Automation Y

(T1+T2) Available Y/N = 50s

DEV TYPE SERIES SER LOCATION DIRECTION LA Auto AUTO- TIE
No: No: Time Restore RESTORE Restore
(s) Available ON - OFF One/Two
Way
1 FDR N ACR Whites Source 1 40 Available ON N/A
7077 Road
2 MP U ACR Lytton Source 1 40 Not N/A N/A
7092 Road Nth Available
3 MP U ACR Lytton Source 2 50 Not N/A N/A
6999 Road West Available
4 Tie N ACR Fisherman Source 2 40 Not N/A BOTH
7078 Island Available
5 FDR N ACR Hemnant Source 2 40 Available ON N/A
7091 substation

Table 178 Loop Automation setting sheet example

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 Appendix L.5 Auto-Changeover Status Codes

Code Operator Interface ACO Status WSOS Auto-Changeover Status

17 Not Ready: ACO OFF Not Ready: ACO OFF

20 Not Ready: Both suppl. same state Not Ready: Both supplies are in the same state

25 Not Ready: Preferred and Backup Not Ready: Both Preferred and Backup supplies
supplies dead are dead

258 Not Ready: Master maintenance Not Ready: Master maintenance required
required

259 Not Ready: Master is in a protection Not Ready: Master is in a protection lockout
lockout

260 Not Ready: Master not ready to Not Ready: Master is not ready to operate
operate

261 Not Ready: Master tripped from a Not Ready: Master was tripped from a different
different source source
262 Not Ready: Master Work Tag applied Not Ready: Master Work Tag applied

263 Not Ready: Master in Local Mode Not Ready: Master is in Local Mode

264 Not Ready: Master communications Not Ready: Master is not responding to
not responding communications

265 Not Ready: Master not enabled Not Ready: Master is not enabled

266 Not Ready: Master has no supply Not Ready: Master has no supply voltage
voltage
268 Not Ready: Master failed to Trip or Not Ready: Master has failed to Trip or Close
Close
269 Not Ready: Master live aft HV Check Not Ready: Master Load Side bushing failed to go
dead after High Voltage Check Time

270 Not Ready: Master waiting for Not Ready: Master is waiting for communications
communications

271 Not Ready: Master Trip or Close Not Ready: Master Trip or Close circuit is isolated
isolated

272 Not Ready: Master closed from Not Ready: Master was closed from a different
different source source

274 Not Ready: Master Load side not dead Not Ready: Master Load side is not dead

277 Not Ready: Master aborted Not Ready: Master aborted

279 Not Ready: Master prot seq in Not Ready: Master protection sequence in progress
progress

280 Not Ready: Master port in Local Mode Not Ready: Master communication port is in local
mode

514 Not Ready: Slave maintenance Not Ready: Slave maintenance required
required
515 Not Ready: Slave is in a prot lockout Not Ready: Slave is in a protection lockout

516 Not Ready: Slave not ready to operate Not Ready: Slave is not ready to operate

517 Not Ready: Slave tripped from a Not Ready: Slave was tripped from a different
different source source
518 Not Ready: Slave Work Tag applied Not Ready: Slave Work Tag applied

519 Not Ready: Slave in Local Mode Not Ready: Slave is in Local Mode

520 Not Ready: Slave comms not Not Ready: Slave is not responding to
responding communications

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 521 Not Ready: Slave not enabled Not Ready: Slave is not enabled

522 Not Ready: Slave has no supply Not Ready: Slave has no supply voltage
voltage

524 Not Ready: Slave failed to Trip or Not Ready: Slave has failed to Trip or Close
Close
525 Not Ready: Slave live aft HV Check Not Ready: Slave Load Side bushing failed to go
dead after High Voltage Check Time
526 Not Ready: Slave waiting for comms Not Ready: Slave is waiting for communications

527 Not Ready: Slave Trip or Close isolated Not Ready: Slave Trip or Close circuit is isolated

528 Not Ready: Slave closed from diff src Not Ready: Slave was closed from a different
source
530 Not Ready: Slave Load side not dead Not Ready: Slave Load side is not dead

533 Not Ready: Slave aborted Not Ready: Slave aborted

535 Not Ready: Slave prot seq in progress Not Ready: Slave protection sequence in progress

536 Not Ready: Slave port in Local Mode Not Ready: Slave communication port is in local
mode
1044 Waiting: Both suppl. same state Waiting: Both supplies are in the same state

1282 Waiting: Master maintenance required Waiting: Master maintenance required

1283 Waiting: Master is in a prot lockout Waiting: Master is in a protection lockout

1284 Waiting: Master not ready to operate Waiting: Master is not ready to operate

1285 Waiting: Master tripped from a Waiting: Master was tripped from a different
different source source
1286 Waiting: Master Work Tag applied Waiting: Master Work Tag applied

1287 Waiting: Master in Local Mode Waiting: Master is in Local Mode

1288 Waiting: Master comms not responding Waiting: Master is not responding to
communications
1289 Waiting: Master not enabled Waiting: Master is not enabled

1290 Waiting: Master has no supply voltage Waiting: Master has no supply voltage

1292 Waiting: Master failed to Trip or Close Waiting: Master has failed to Trip or Close

1293 Waiting: Master live aft HV Check Waiting: Master Load Side bushing failed to go
dead after High Voltage Check Time

1294 Waiting: Master waiting for comms Waiting: Master is waiting for communications

1295 Waiting: Master Trip or Close isolated Waiting: Master Trip or Close circuit is isolated

1296 Waiting: Master closed from diff src Waiting: Master was closed from a different source

1298 Waiting: Master Load side not dead Waiting: Master Load side is not dead

1301 Waiting: Master aborted Waiting: Master aborted

1303 Waiting: Master prot seq in progress Waiting: Master protection sequence in progress

1304 Waiting: Master port in Local Mode Waiting: Master communication port is in local
mode
1538 Waiting: Slave maintenance required Waiting: Slave maintenance required

1539 Waiting: Slave is in a prot lockout Waiting: Slave is in a protection lockout

1540 Waiting: Slave not ready to operate Waiting: Slave is not ready to operate

1541 Waiting: Slave tripped from a different Waiting: Slave tripped from a different source
source

1542 Waiting: Slave Work Tag applied Waiting: Slave Work Tag applied

1543 Waiting: Slave in Local Mode Waiting: Slave is in Local Mode

1544 Waiting: Slave comms not responding Waiting: Slave is not responding to

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1545 Waiting: Slave not enabled Waiting: Slave is not enabled

1546 Waiting: Slave has no supply voltage Waiting: Slave has no supply voltage

1548 Waiting: Slave failed to Trip or Close Waiting: Slave has failed to Trip or Close

1549 Waiting: Slave live aft HV Check Waiting: Slave Load Side bushing failed to go dead
after High Voltage Check Time
1550 Waiting: Slave waiting for comms Waiting: Slave is waiting for communications

1551 Waiting: Slave Trip or Close isolated Waiting: Slave Trip or Close circuit is isolated

1552 Waiting: Slave closed from diff src Waiting: Slave was closed from a different source

1554 Waiting: Slave Load side not dead Waiting: Slave Load side is not dead

1557 Waiting: Slave aborted Waiting: Slave aborted

1559 Waiting: Slave prot seq in progress Waiting: Slave protection sequence in progress

1560 Waiting: Slave port in Local Mode Waiting: Slave communication port is in local mode

2305 Running: Master is supplying the Load Running: Master is supplying the Load

2561 Running: Master is supplying the Load Running: Slave is supplying the Load

3083 Abort: One-Way CO executed Abort: One-Way Changeover executed

3091 Abort: One-Way invalid state Abort: One-Way is in invalid state

3092 Abort: Both suppl. same state Abort: Both supplies are in the same state

3094 Abort: Manual CO executed Abort: Manual CO was executed

3330 Abort: Master maintenance required Abort: Master maintenance required

3331 Abort: Master is in a prot lockout Abort: Master is in a protection lockout

3332 Abort: Master not ready to operate Abort: Master is not ready to operate

3333 Abort: Master tripped from a different Abort: Master was tripped from a different source
source
3334 Abort: Master Work Tag applied Abort: Master Work Tag applied

3335 Abort: Master in Local Mode Abort: Master is in Local Mode

3336 Abort: Master comms not responding Abort: Master is not responding to communications

3337 Abort: Master not enabled Abort: Master is not enabled

3338 Abort: Master has no supply voltage Abort: Master has no supply voltage

3340 Abort: Master failed to Trip or Close Abort: Master has failed to Trip or Close

3341 Abort: Master live aft HV Check Abort: Master Load Side bushing failed to go dead
after High Voltage Check Time
3342 Abort: Master waiting for comms Abort: Master is waiting for communications

3343 Abort: Master Trip or Close isolated Abort: Master Trip or Close circuit is isolated

3344 Abort: Master closed from diff src Abort: Master was closed from a different source

3346 Abort: Master Load side not dead Abort: Master Load side is not dead

3349 Abort: Master aborted Abort: Master aborted

3352 Abort: Master port in Local Mode Abort: Master communication port is in local mode

3586 Abort: Slave maintenance required Abort: Slave maintenance required

3587 Abort: Slave is in a prot lockout Abort: Slave is in a protection lockout

3588 Abort: Slave not ready to operate Abort: Slave is not ready to operate

3589 Abort: Slave tripped from a different Abort: Slave was tripped from a different source
source
3590 Abort: Slave Work Tag applied Abort: Slave Work Tag applied

3591 Abort: Slave in Local Mode Abort: Slave is in Local Mode

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 3592 Abort: Slave comms not responding Abort: Slave is not responding to communications

3593 Abort: Slave not enabled Abort: Slave is not enabled

3594 Abort: Slave has no supply voltage Abort: Slave has no supply voltage

3596 Abort: Slave failed to Trip or Close Abort: Slave has failed to Trip or Close

3597 Abort: Slave live aft HV Check Abort: Slave Load Side bushing failed to go dead
after High Voltage Check Time
3598 Abort: Slave waiting for comms Abort: Slave is waiting for communications

3599 Abort: Slave Trip or Close isolated Abort: Slave Trip or Close circuit is isolated

3600 Abort: Slave closed from diff src Abort: Slave was closed from a different source

3602 Abort: Slave Load side not dead Abort: Slave Load side is not dead

3605 Abort: Slave aborted Abort: Slave aborted

3608 Abort: Slave port in Local Mode Abort: Slave communication port is in local mode

3610 Abort: Slave detect seq in progress Abort: Slave detection sequence in progress

3611 Abort: Slave is in a detect lockout Abort: Slave is in a detection lockout

3612 Abort: Slave upstream lockout Abort: Slave upstream device is in lockout

Table 179 Auto Changeover Status Codes

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Appendix M Operator Interface Feature Selection Fields (ACR)

Field Location
flexVUE Operator Interface setVUE Operator Interface
Menu Sub Menu(s) Menu Page
Protection Off Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Allowed/Not Selection -> Protection Protection 1
Allowed
SEF Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> Protection Protection 1
E/F Off Allowed/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Allowed Selection -> Protection Protection 1
Sequence Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Components Selection -> Protection Protection 1
Available/Not
Available
NPS Allowed/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Allowed Selection -> Protection Protection 1
Reset Curves Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Protection Protection 1
Available
UOF Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> Protection Protection 2
APGS Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> Protection Protection 2
UOV Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> Protection Protection 2
Sequence Reset Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Flags On/Off Selection -> Protection Protection 2
Extended Standard Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Protection On/Off Selection -> Protection Protection 2
Max Time/Curve Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
On/Off Selection -> Protection Protection 3
Conditional Reclose Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Protection Protection 3
Available
SOHIR Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Protection Protection 3
Available
Conditional Reclose Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Timeout 0 - 3600s Selection -> Protection Protection 3
AR Dead time/Elt Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
On/Off Selection -> Protection Protection 3
Fault Locator Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Protection Protection 3
Available
Sync Check Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Protection Protection 4
Available

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Field Location
flexVUE Operator Interface setVUE Operator Interface
Menu Sub Menu(s) Menu Page
NVD Protection Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Protection Protection 4
Available
Broken Conductor Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Protection Protection 4
Available
Automation Off / Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Loop Automation Selection -> Automation Automation
Available / ACO
Available
Battery Test Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> General Controller 1
Available
Configurable Quick System Status Options –
Keys Available Controller 1
Available/Not
Available
IOEX Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> General Controller 1
Details Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> General Controller 1
Available
Auxiliary Supply Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Events On/Off Selection -> General Controller 2
CNTS Volatile/Non Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Volatile Selection -> General Controller 2
Counters Rollover Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
On/Off Selection -> General Controller 2
WSOS Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Communications Communications 1
Available
DNP3 Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> Communications Communications 1
MITS Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> Communications Communications 1
Modbus Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Communications Communications 1
Available
IEC101/4 Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Communications Communications 1
Available
Trace Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> Communications Communications 2
RDI Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> Communications Communications 2
Hayes Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> Communications Communications 2

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Field Location
flexVUE Operator Interface setVUE Operator Interface
Menu Sub Menu(s) Menu Page
TCP/IP Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Communications Communications 2
Available
SOS Multi-drop Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Communications Communications 2
Available
NTP Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> Communications Communications 2
System Outage Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options – Power
Measurements Selection -> Power Quality Menu Quality
Available/Not
Available
Waveform Capture Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options – Power
Available/Not Selection -> Power Quality Menu Quality
Available
Harmonics Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options – Power
Available/Not Selection -> Power Quality Menu Quality
Available
Sag/Swell Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options – Power
Available/Not Selection -> Power Quality Menu Quality
Available

Table 180 Feature Selection fields on the Operator Interface for Automatic Circuit Reclosers

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Appendix N Operator Interface Feature Selection Fields (AS)

Field Location
flexVUE Operator Interface setVUE Operator Interface
Menu Sub Menu(s) Menu Page
Detection Off Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Allowed/Not Selection -> Detection Detection 1
Allowed
SEF Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> Detection Detection 1
E/F Off Allowed/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Allowed Selection -> Detection Detection 1
Sequence Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Components Selection -> Detection Detection 1
Available/Not
Available
NPS Allowed/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Allowed Selection -> Detection Detection 1
ADGS Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> Detection Detection 2
UOV Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> Detection Detection 2
Sequence Reset Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Flags On/Off Selection -> Detection Detection 2
Extended Standard Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Detection On/Off Selection -> Detection Detection 2
Max Time/Curve Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
On/Off Selection -> Protection Detection 3
SOHIR Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Detection Detection 3
Available
Fault Locator Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Detection Detection 3
Available
Sync Check Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Detection Detection 3
Available
Broken Conductor Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Detection Detection 3
Available
Automation Off / Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Loop Automation Selection -> Automation Automation
Available / ACO
Available
Battery Test Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> General Controller 1
Available
Configurable Quick System Status Options –
Keys Available Controller 1
Available/Not

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 Field Location
flexVUE Operator Interface setVUE Operator Interface
Menu Sub Menu(s) Menu Page
Available
IOEX Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> General Controller 1
Details Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> General Controller 1
Available
Auxiliary Supply Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Events On/Off Selection -> General Controller 2
CNTS Volatile/Non Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Volatile Selection -> General Controller 2
Counters Rollover Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
On/Off Selection -> General Controller 2
WSOS Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Communications Communications 1
Available
DNP3 Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> Communications Communications 1
MITS Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> Communications Communications 1
Modbus Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Communications Communications 1
Available
IEC101/4 Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Communications Communications 1
Available
Trace Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> Communications Communications 2
RDI Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> Communications Communications 2
Hayes Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> Communications Communications 2
TCP/IP Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Communications Communications 2
Available
SOS Multi-drop Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available/Not Selection -> Communications Communications 2
Available
NTP Available/Not Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Available Selection -> Communications Communications 2
System Outage Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options – Power
Measurements Selection -> Power Quality Menu Quality
Available/Not
Available
Waveform Capture Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options – Power
Available/Not Selection -> Power Quality Menu Quality
Available

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 Field Location
flexVUE Operator Interface setVUE Operator Interface
Menu Sub Menu(s) Menu Page
Harmonics Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options – Power
Available/Not Selection -> Power Quality Menu Quality
Available
Sag/Swell Engineer Configuration menu -> Feature System Status Options – Power
Available/Not Selection -> Power Quality Menu Quality
Available

Table 181 Feature Selection fields on the Operator Interface for an Automatic Sectionaliser

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Appendix O Location of Settings on the Operator Interface

Field Location
flexVUE Operator Interface setVUE Operator Interface
Menu Sub Menu(s) Menu Page
System Operator Measurements Measurement System
Measurements Measurements
Feature Selection Engineer Configuration Menu -> Feature System Status Options –
Selection -> Protection (ACR) Protection 1 (ACR)
-> Detection (AS) Protection 2 (ACR)
-> Automation (ACR+AS) Protection 3 (ACR)
-> General (ACR+AS) Protection 4 (ACR)
-> Communications (ACR+AS) Detection 1 (AS)
-> Power Quality Menu Detection 2 (AS)
(ACR+AS) Detection 3 (AS)
 Automation (ACR+AS)
Controller 1 (ACR+AS)
Controller 2 (ACR+AS)
Communications 1
(ACR+AS)
Communications 2
(ACR+AS)
Power Quality
(ACR+AS)
Local Settings Engineer Configuration Menu -> System System Status System Status 1
Settings -> Display
Communication Engineer Telemetry Menu -> Configure Communications Configure Ports (sub-
Ports Ports Menu menu)
configuration
DNP3 port Engineer Telemetry Menu -> Configure Communications Communications
selection Comms -> DNP3 Menu -> Setup 1 -> DNP Port
DNP Comms
IEC60870-5-101 Engineer Telemetry Menu -> Configure Communications Communications
port selection Comms -> IEC60870-5-101/4 - Setup 1 -> I101/4 Port
> IEC-101 Comms
IEC60870-5-104 Engineer Telemetry Menu -> Configure Communications Communications
port selection Comms -> IEC60870-5-101/4 - Setup 1 -> I101/4 Port
> IEC-101 Comms
Modbus port Engineer Telemetry Menu -> Configure Communications Communications
selection Comms -> Modbus Menu -> Setup 1 -> Modbus
MBUS Comms Port
Modbus IP Engineer Telemetry Menu -> Configure Communications Communications
Networking Comms -> Modbus Menu -> Setup 1 -> Modbus
MBUS IP Networking (sub-menu) ->
Modbus IP
Networking
MITS port Engineer Telemetry Menu -> Configure Communications Communications
selection Comms -> MITS Menu -> Setup 1 -> MITS Port
MITS Comms

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 Field Location
flexVUE Operator Interface setVUE Operator Interface
Menu Sub Menu(s) Menu Page
Phase Engineer Configuration Menu -> System System Status Terminal
Configuration Settings -> Network Designation/Rotation
Parameters
Phase Rotation Engineer Configuration Menu -> System System Status Terminal
Settings -> Network Designation/Rotation
Parameters
Power Engineer Configuration Menu -> System System Status Phase Voltage and
Signed/Unsigned Settings -> Metering Power Flow
Parameters -> Power Signed
Power Direction Engineer Configuration Menu -> System System Status Phase Voltage and
Settings -> Metering Power Flow
Parameters -> Source 1, Load
2
Live Line Engineer Configuration Menu -> System System Status Phase Voltage and
Threshold and Settings -> Network Power Flow
Supply Timeout Parameters
Live/Dead Operator Measurements Menu -> Phase System Status Live/Dead Indication
Indications Indication
Per Phase Power Engineer Measurements Menu -> Power Measurements Power
-> A Phase
B Phase
C Phase
Protection Trip Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection Protection Setting 1 -
Settings Trip Settings 9
Per Element Operator Operator Controls System Status Operator Settings 3
Protection (8 pages added) Operator Settings 4
Supply Fail Time Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection Protection Setting 8
Global -> Global Control
Supply Interrupt Operator Indications -> Interrupt Flags System Status Supply Interrupt Flags
Flags
Per Element Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection System Status Applicable protection
Reclose Times Trip Settings -> Auto Reclose element/trip pages
(+applicable Trip No page) e.g. Phase Protection
Trip 1
Broken Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection Broken Conductor
Conductor Trip Settings -> Broken Protection/Alarm
Conductor
Single Shot Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection Phase Single Shot
Trip Settings -> Single Shot Protection Trip
Earth Single Shot
Protection Trip
SEF Single Shot
Protection Trip
NPS Single Shot
Protection Trip
Work Tag On/Off Operator Operator Controls -> Work Tag System Status Switchgear Status

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 Field Location
flexVUE Operator Interface setVUE Operator Interface
Menu Sub Menu(s) Menu Page
Work Tag Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection Phase Work Tag
Protection Trip Settings -> Work Tag Protection Trip
Settings Earth Work Tag
Protection Trip
SEF Work Tag
Protection Trip
NPS Work Tag
Protection Trip
APGS Time Operator Operator Controls -> APGS System Status Operator Settings 2
Change Change
APGS Auto Operator Operator Controls -> Prot ‘x’ System Status Operator Settings 1
Active (and select Protection (and select Protection
Auto) Auto for the Prot ‘x’
Active setting.
SEF Alarm Operator Operator Controls -> SEF System Status Operator Settings 3
On/Off Alarm
SEF Alarm Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection SEF Protection Trip 1
Settings Trip Settings -> Auto Reclose SEF Protection Trip 2
Trip 1 SEF Protection Trip 3
Trip 2 SEF Protection Trip 1
Trip 3 SEF Protection Trip
Trip 4 Single Shot
Single Shot SEF Protection Trip
Work Tag Work Tag
NPS Alarm Operator Operator Controls -> NPS System Status Operator Settings 1
Mode
Dead Lockout Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection System Status Operator Settings 2
Control -> Dead Lockout
Sequence Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection Protection Setting 3
Control Control -> Sequence
Live Load Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection Protection Setting 3
Blocking Control -> Live Load Block
High Current Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection Protection Setting 5
Lockout Control -> High Current
Lockout
Inrush Restraint Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection Protection Setting 6
Control -> Inrush Restraint
SOHIR Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection Protection Setting 6
Control -> Inrush Restraint
Cold Load Pickup Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection Cold Load Pickup
Control -> Cold Load Pickup Protection
CLP Status Operator Operator Controls -> Cold System Status Operator Settings 2
Load
Vzps Balance Engineer Protection Menu -> Directional Protection Vzps Compensation
Elements -> Directional Block -
> Vzps Compensation

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 Field Location
flexVUE Operator Interface setVUE Operator Interface
Menu Sub Menu(s) Menu Page
High Vzps Alarm Engineer Protection Menu -> Directional Protection High Vzps Alarm
(DIRB) Elements -> Directional Block -
> High Vzps Alarm
High Vzps Alarm Operator Indications -> High Vzps Alarm System Status Operator Settings 3
Status (DIRB) (or Operator Settings
4 if Per Element
Protection is
Available)
Global Auto Operator Operator Controls -> Auto System Status Operator Settings 1
Reclose Reclose
Forward and Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection Directional Protection
Reverse Auto Global -> Global Control 1
Reclose
Auto Restore Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection Directional Protection
Global -> Global Control 1
Vzps Balance Engineer Protection Menu -> Directional Protection Vzps Compensation
(DIRP) Elements -> Directional Prot -
> Vzps Compensation
High Vzps Alarm Engineer Protection Menu -> Directional Protection High Vzps Alarm
(DIRP) Elements -> Directional Prot -
> High Vzps Alarm
High Vzps Alarm Operator Indications -> High Vzps Alarm System Status Operator Setting 3
Status (DIRP) (or Operator Setting 4
if Per Element
Protection is
Available)
UOV Protection Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection Under Voltage
Trip Settings -> Under Over Protection
Voltage Over Voltage
Protection
Under/Over Voltage
Protection
Neutral Voltage Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection NVD Protection 1
Displacement Trip Settings -> NVD NVD Protection 2
Protection
NVD Alarm Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection NVD Alarm 1
Trip Settings -> NVD Alarm NVD Alarm 2
Loss of Phase Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection Protection Setting 5
Trip Settings -> Loss of Phase
UOF Protection Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection Under/Over
Trip Settings -> Under Over Frequency Protection
Frequency 1
Under/Over
Frequency Protection
2
Rate of Change Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection Rate of Change of
of Frequency Trip Settings -> ROCOF Frequency
(ROCOF)

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 Field Location
flexVUE Operator Interface setVUE Operator Interface
Menu Sub Menu(s) Menu Page
Trip After (AS) Engineer Detection Menu -> Detection Detection Settings 3
Sectionalise
SEF Trip After Engineer Detection Menu -> Detection Detection Settings 3
(AS) Sectionalise
NPS Trip After Engineer Detection Menu -> Detection Detection Settings 2
(AS) Sectionalise
Fault Flags (AS) Operator Indications -> Flags System Status Fault Flags
Per Element Operator Operator Controls System Status Operator Settings 3
Detection (AS) (8 pages added) Operator Settings 4
Supply Fail Time Engineer Detection Menu -> Global Detection Detection Setting 6
(AS) Control -> Supply Fail
Supply Interrupt Operator Indications -> Interrupt Flags System Status Supply Interrupt Flags
Flags (AS)
Broken Engineer Detection Menu -> Detection Detection Broken Conductor
Conductor (AS) Settings -> Broken Con Det
Single Shot (AS) Operator Operator Controls -> Single System Status Operator Settings 2
Shot Mode
Single Shot Reset Engineer Detection Menu -> Single Shot Detection Detection Settings 2
Time (AS) -> Reset
Single Shot Fault Engineer Detection Menu -> Detection Detection Phase Single Shot
Detect Timing Settings -> Single Shot Detection Trip
(AS) Earth Single Shot
Detection Trip
SEF Single Shot
Detection Trip
NPS Single Shot
Detection Trip
Work Tag On/Off Operator Operator Controls -> Work Tag System Status Switchgear Status
(AS)
ADGS Change Operator Operator Controls -> ADGS System Status Operator Settings 2
Time (AS) Change
ADGS Auto/Off Operator Operator Controls -> Det ‘x’ System Status Operator Settings 1
(AS) Active
SEF Alarm (AS) Operator Operator Controls -> SEF System Status Operator Settings 3
Alarm
SEF Alarm Engineer Detection Menu -> Detection Detection - SEF Detection
Definite Time Settings Sectionalise -> - SEF Single Shot
(AS) - Trip 1 Detection Trip
- Single Shot
NPS Mode (AS) Operator Operator Controls -> NPS System Status Operator Settings 1
Mode
Detection On/Off Operator Operator Controls -> Auto System Status Operator Settings 1
(AS) Sectionalise
Live Load Engineer Detection -> Live Load Block Detection Detection Settings 3
Blocking (AS)
Inrush Restraint Engineer Detection Menu -> Inrush Detection Detection Setting 5
(AS) Restraint

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 Field Location
flexVUE Operator Interface setVUE Operator Interface
Menu Sub Menu(s) Menu Page
SOHIR (AS) Engineer Detection Menu -> Inrush Detection Detection Setting 5
Restraint
Cold Load (AS) Engineer Detection Menu -> Cold Load Detection Cold Load Pickup
Pickup Detection
Cold Load Status Operator Operator Controls -> Cold System Status Operator Settings 2
(AS) Load
Vzps Balance Engineer Detection Menu -> Directional Detection Vzps Compensation
(AS, DIRB) Elements -> Directional Block -
> Vzps Compensation
High Vzps Alarm Engineer Detection Menu -> Directional Detection High Vzps Alarm
(AS, DIRB) Elements -> Directional Block -
> High Vzps Alarm
High Vzps Alarm Operator Indications -> High Vzps Alarm System Status Operator Settings 3
Status (AS, (Operator Settings 4 if
DIRB) Per Element Detection
is available)
Vzps Balance Engineer Detection Menu -> Directional Detection Vzps Compensation
(AS, DIRD) Elements -> Directional Det ->
Vzps Compensation
UOV Detection Engineer Detection Menu -> Detection Detection - Under Voltage
(AS) Settings -> Under Over Voltage Detection
- Over Voltage
Detection
- Under/Over Voltage
Detection
Fault Locator Engineer Protection Menu -> Fault Protection - Fault Locator
(ACR) Locator - Conductor
Characteristics
Fault Locator Engineer Detection Menu -> Fault Detection - Fault Locator
(AS) Locator - Conductor
Characteristics
Fault Information Operator Indications -> Fault System Status Fault Information
Information
Displayed Units Engineer Configuration Menu -> System System Status System Settings 1
Settings -> Display
Sync Check Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection Sync Check Settings 1
(ACR) Control -> Sync Check -4
Sync Check (AS) Engineer Detection Menu -> Sync Check Detection Sync Check Setting 1
-4
Loop Automation Engineer Automation Menu -> Loop Automation Loop Automation
Automation Menu -> LA
Configuration
Intelligent Loop Engineer Automation Menu -> Loop Automation - LA Communications
Automation Automation Menu -> LA - LA Downstream
Communications Communications Communications
- LA Tie
Communications

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 Field Location
flexVUE Operator Interface setVUE Operator Interface
Menu Sub Menu(s) Menu Page
Auto Changeover Engineer Automation Menu -> Auto Automation - Auto Changeover
Changeover Menu -> Configuration
- ACO Config - Auto Changeover
- ACO Comms Communications
- ACO Comms Stats - Auto Changeover
- ACO Timers Communications Stats
- Auto Changeover
Timers
Maximum Engineer Measurements Menu -> Measurement - Daily Maximum
Demand Records Demand - Daily Max Demand Demand
- Weekly Max Demand - Weekly Maximum
- Monthly Max Demand Demand
- Monthly Maximum
Demand
Maximum Operator Operator Controls -> Demand System Status Operator Setting 2
Demand Period Period
Communications Engineer Telemetry Menu -> Configure Communications Communications
Diagnostics Comms -> Trace Menu -> (Trace sub- Trace
Coms Trace menu)
Single Shot Reset Engineer Protection Menu -> Protection Protection Protection Setting 2
Timer Trip Settings -> Single Shot ->
Reset
Maximum Fault Engineer Detection Menu -> Fault Detection Detection Setting 6
Period (AS) Period
Loop Automation Engineer Automation Menu -> Loop Automation Loop Automation
Mods Automation Menu -> LA Configuration 1
Configuration
Loop Automation Engineer Automation Menu -> Loop Automation Loop Automation
UF Pause/Abort Automation Menu -> LA Configuration 5
Tie Close Configuration

Table 182 Location of settings on flexVUE and setVUE Operator Interfaces

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Glossary
The following abbreviations are used in this document:

ACK Acknowledgement
ACO Auto Changeover
ACR Automatic Circuit Recloser
ADGS Automatic Detection Group Selection
ADVC Advanced Controller
APGS Automatic Protection Group Selection
AS Automatic Sectionaliser
ATDT Attention Dial Tone
ATH Hayes ‘hang up’ command
ASCII American Standard Code for Information Interchange
CA Collision Avoidance
CAPE Control And Protection Enclosure
CLT Custom Logic Tool
CRC Cyclic Redundancy Check
CTRL Controller
CT Current Transformer
CTS Clear To Send
CVT Capacitive Voltage Transformer
DCD Data Carrier Detect
DG Distributed Generation
DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
DNP Distributed Network Protocol
DT Definite Time
DTR Data Terminal Ready
EDACS Enhanced Digital Access Communication System
EF Earth (Ground) Fault
FDIR Fault Detection Isolation and Restoration
FET Field Effect Transistor
FSK Frequency Shift Keying
GF Ground Fault
GFN Ground Fault Neutraliser
GMT Greenwich Mean Time
GND Ground, synonymous with earth
GPO General Purpose Outlet
Hex Hexadecimal
Hz Hertz (cycles per second)
IDMT Inverse definite Minimum Time
IEC International Electrotechnical Commission
IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
ILA Intelligent Loop Automation
INST Instantaneous
IP Internet Protocol
kPaG Kilopascal Gauge
LA Loop Automation
LAN Local Area Network
LED Light Emitting Diode

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 ILA Intelligent Loop Automation
IOEX Input / Output Expander Card
LBS Load Break Switch
LCD Liquid Crystal Display
LOP Loss of Phase Protection
MAC Message Authentication Code
ms milli seconds
NPS Negative Phase Sequence
NTP Network Time Protocol
NWRK Network
OC Overcurrent (Phase)
OCP Operator Control Panel
OF Over Frequency Protection
O.I. Operator Interface
OV Over Voltage Protection
PPS Positive Phase Sequence
PRTN Protection
PSIG Pounds per Square Inch Gauge
PSM Power Supply Module
PSSM Power Supply and Switchgear Module
PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network
PSU Power Supply Unit
PTCL Protocol
PTT Press To Talk
PTT Per Trip Thresholds
PU Per Unit
QAK Quick Action Key
RDI Radio Data Interface
RTS Ready To Send
RTU Remote Terminal Unit
SCADA Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition
SEF Sensitive Earth Fault
SGF Sensitive Ground Fault
SI Supply Interrupt
SOHIR Second Order Harmonic Inrush Restraint
SOS Switchgear Operating System
SVIIS Secondary Voltage Injection Interface Set
SWGR Switchgear
TCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol
TTS Test and Training Set
UF Under Frequency Protection
UOF Under and Over Frequency
USB Universal Serial Bus
UTC Universal Time Coordinated
UOV Under and Over Voltage
UV Under Voltage Protection
VIB Voltage imbalance
VT Voltage Transformer
LVIT Low Voltage Inhibit Threshold

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 WAN Wide Area Network
WSOS windows Switchgear Operating System
ZPS Zero Phase Sequence

Table 183 List of abbreviations used in this document.

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