Hich Tectt Live MR - Digital multifunctional relaysContents \ 1. Introduction 2. Features and characteristics 3. Technology of the MR-relays 3.1 Input circuits 3.2 Dola communication 3.3 Indication and operation clements 3.3.1 Front plate 3.3.2. Display 3.3.3 LEDs 4, Operation and setting 4.1 Pushbuttons 4.2 Code jumpers 4.2.1. Function ofthe output ioloys W.2.2 Rosot } 4.3 Relay soting principle 4.3.1 Solting of slondard parameters 4.4 Password 4.4.1 Password programing 4.A.2 Using the password 4.5 Indicaion of moasuting values and foult dota 4.5.1 Indication of measuring values 4.5.2 Indication of fault dota 4.6 Display of software version and tes tip 5. Relay case S. Relay testing and commissioning 7. General technical datas 7.1 Power supply 7.2 Output relays 7.3 System data ond test specifications 7.4 Dimensional drowings 2 THe 11.94 E,\ ta ) Introduction The application of powerlul microprocessors opens a now chapler for power system protective reloying. Be- cause of their copabiliies lo process the measuring valves digitlly ond to perform arithmetical and logical ‘operations he digital protecive relays are superior fo the traditional analog sttic protective relays. Besides, the ligital protective reloys offer somo addliional advan tages such as very small power consumption, adopto bility, possibilities for sellsupervsion, fault diagnosis by ‘means of faull data recording, flexible conskuction and selection of olay characteristics etc The dovelopment of microprocessorbased prolectve re- lays and thei introduction info the market ore stimulated by the trend nowadays io roplace the analog withthe digital protocive equipments. Owing to this end a new SEG protective relay family - HIGH TECH UNE MR - wos developed. The protective rlay family MR consists of a great deol of protective relays which satsly the needs of various protective functions. As on example the MRNT, ‘an universially used mains decoupling relay for power ‘generating systems in mains parole! operation with on ‘exceptionally good price/ performance ratio becouse of inlegration of three protection functions. The superiorly of digiol protective sysioms lo the trod ional protecive relays is embodied by the relay family ‘MR wil he following feotes * tegration of mony protective functions in only one compact case ‘© High accuracy owing lo digital processing + Digial relay seting with very wide seting range cond fine sting tops * Comlodable usertiendly menudriven parameter selings + Moasrng vlve ond faut doi inden by menns of alphanumerical display ‘* Data exchange with station control center by means of seta interface + Opeatioa reliobiliy by means of continuous set supervision A silos, but simplified version the PRORESSONAL INE wilh limited functions is also available. TOMR 11.94€ Se 2. Features and characteristics + Complete digital processing ofthe sompled mea suing values + Exromely wide seting ranges and fine stops for measuring value and lime setings * Seting authorization through password against Uunauhorized seting actions + Password defined by he wer himsell + Continyous selsupenvsion for softwore ond hard: wore + Serial data communication focilties via RS485 + Wide voliage range for DC or AC aurliary power supply ‘+ High precision components and overialing guaraniee: = precision = reliability long service lle 3. Technology of the MR-relays 3.1 Input circuits ‘Anolog input signals ore eleckicaly isolated by the input ronsloxmers ofthe relay, then filered analog cond processed fo the analog/digial converers. External wing of he measuring cccuis 0s well as the ouxtiory ‘voltage are shown on the connection diagrams in the specilic technical descripions 3.2. Data communication For dota communication with a centtal conitol system oll ‘MR relays can oplionaly be provided with @ serio! inier- face RS 485. All dota oblainable can be found inthe specilic lechnical descriptions named RS485-PRO.3.3. Indication and operation elements 3.3.1 Front plate The front plate of MRprotection relays comprises the fob lowing operation and indication elements: + Alphonumerical display (4 Digits) + Pushbultons for seting and othor operations + LEDs for measured value indicaion and seting Example of a front plate (MAI) or - SS {EDs com on whan cach mecaed volo lal dso DISPLAY Apher ED dpoy Les Kap rig tgs een =} | ops sts Chon leon eed ay et ——— {EDs como on dig seing wei, fel lesen ca ® ® 3.3.2. Display 3.3.3 LEDs The measured and sel volues, the 1ecoxded fault dota as The LEDs are used for indicating parameters or measur ‘well os the system reply are shown on the alphanumet- ing data on the display. col display. With the holp of the optical indication of The function of he individual LED is shown on the front the LEDs on the front plate, the meaning of the dis plate. ployed value can be identified very easily a TONR 11.9464. Operation and setting 4.1. Pushbuttons Pushbultons oe used for calling up the parameters fo be processed, for selection of measuting parameters lo be indicated and for changing ond storing the parameters. ‘The individual seting ond meosuiing values car) be selected ono offer another by pressing pushbutlon UECT/RESET>. This pushbution is also used for ‘osoting the display by pressing approx. 3s. As [or an individual case [relay version D) the pushbutton can also be operated when the front cover of the relay is,losed ond sealed with lead Puchbulions <#> <> are used for in-/decrementing of the parameter indicoted on he display. They can be pressed slap by-lep or continuously ‘Alter ho selected porameter is et by the <+> <> pushe button it moy bo siored using the pushbuton, Through the pushbutlon the set volue indicated (on the display will be ansfered fo the internal por- ‘ameter memory. An uninented or unauthorized change of he solected parameter is avoided by means of a pass word identification (see 4.4.2} Sse 4.2 Code jumpers Behind the front plate of the MRrelays there are three code jumpers lo pres the following functions + Password progeamming ‘© Ouiput relay functions The following figure shows the position and designation of the code jumpers: Front plate eee 000 (Code “Jumper The pushbutton is used lo lest the ouput relay cir «ails both for tipping and signaling. During normal oper lion i is also interlocked by means of the password Cob timpatON = | idonification Céde-Jumper OFF = Coding possibilities ‘Code [Function [Code (Operation mode Jumper jumper Posi yy [Password OFF | Normal postion | ‘ON Password selection jp [Norm rcloys OFF [Alarm relays will be activated at pickup ON [Alarm relay will be activated at tipping 33 [Reet |__OFF | Output reloys will be reset oulomatical : ON [Ouiput relays will be reset manual external/vi solwore TMB 11.94 E 54.2.1. Function of the output relays The folowing functions of MR output relays ean be preset: + Alaim relay activation ot pickup or alte tipping ofthe wolay ‘= Reset of the oulput relays the alarm relays are activated according o the prose fing: Code jumper J2 OFF: tho alam selays pickup diccly wih enoxgizing of he oxexponding meosuting cieuit, Thus, an ola signal -an be given before the teloy tips. ic jumper J2 ON ihe alam relays pickup only ofl relay hp. Tha! means: ho tip relay and the conesponding alarm relay pickyp 11 hie saine time alter the time delay elapsed ‘ode jumper J3 OFF: All output clays wal be resel automatically aftr the faut v0 been recilied, (e.g. when the fault curren is inter uptod}) Code jumper J3 ON: Al oulput relays remains activated and must be reset aller foul cleorenes. + Manually: By pressing pushbution + Gxemol: By conneding aux. voliage lo CB/DB + Vio RS 485 interface To let the parameter change take offec, the auxiliary volt ‘age has lobe switched on and off again offer the code jumpers are plugged or unplugged 4.2.2 Reset Manuel reset By pressing pushbutton for some time (cbout 3 3) External resetinput C8/D8 The external ‘eset inpul C8/DB has the same function as pushbutton on the front plate. Com 1eting auxiliary vologe to this input, he unit con be provided that he fault is moved Software reset via serial interlace RS 485 Soltwore reset hos the same funcion as puthbutlon . Please reler lo open data protocol of RS 485 interface nomed RS485?RO, 4.3. Relay setting principle By pressing pushbutton , the parameter menue can be called up. By pressing pushbution the porometer to be se is reached. The corresponding LED lights up. The actual sel value of the selected parameter is indicated on the display. The in dicated set value can then be changed by pressing push- buttons <+><> lir/decrementing), The selected set value is sored by pressing pushbuton and by input of the auhorly code password) which means the ‘odjusiment ofthe unit is only possible after he password hod beeen putin (see 4.4.1) Alter a trip the pushbutlon is reserved for the indication of fault daa. Now new parameter selling by means of pushbutton is only possible by pressing fist. 4. .1. Setting of standard parameters Seting of he MR standard porometers can be done as follows: * switch off the auxiliary vollage supply + poss simultanoously pushbutlons <+><> and ond + switch on the auxiliary volage supply again TBMR IL94E4.4 Password 4.4.1 Password programming The MRselays are delivered wih the preset password “+44, ican be programmed new wih code jumper i Apply code jumper 1. Alor power on and pressing any pushbution, the relay MR inquires [or a new possword. The tox! "PSW2" appears on the display. The new pass woid is entered by any combination of the pushbutons <> <+> . Aller the now password is given, the code jumper JI has io be removed, Therefore the rolay module should be exttacted from the ‘clay case 4.4.2. Using the password Step by step, 0 new relay seting is made according 10 the following sequence: «Aller the present setting volue is changed with -+><> pushbutton, -pushbuton should 1 be pressed, + Amessoge "SAV" appears on he display to inquire ifthe new seting value is rally wanted to be stored. + Alor pressing the -pushbuon again, the password will be inquited by means ofthe mes sage "PSWE" on the display. «Aor the password is given coneetly, whichis prompied by message "SAVI" on the display, the now sotting volue con be stored by pressing the pushbutlon for about 3 seconds. The now selling value forthe selected parameter ‘appears on the display again ‘A password consists of four pushbution operations. The pressed pushbutions and their sequences define the pass: word - = E then 0 possword “E+S" moons pressing pushbutons caccoiding to the follwing sequence: <> <4> ‘Ait he password is given correctly, parameter setting is peimited for five minules. This means: For a subsequent parameter seting, a¢ long asi is made within five ‘minutes aller the password inpul, « renewed password input is not equited. Moreoves, the valid period for par mele soting is automaticaly extended to further 5 minutes aller each new pushbutton operation if no pushbutlon operation follows within the five minute period offer password input, the validity for parameler seling will be suspended MR 1194 Ses For enering futher porometers the password is then called up again. During he volidiy for parameter setting a new sel valve, aller having acknowledged "SAV" lwo times, is stored by just pressing pushbution for some time. ‘Aso parameter soting via RS 485 inlrface: see open dala protocol. 4.5 Indication of measuring values and fault data 4.5.1 Indication of measuring values The displdys for the measuring values are selected with pushbutlon . By pressing this pushbutton the ‘measured values called up step by slep. The relevant values of the individual measuring quaniities are indi- caied on the display, 4.5.2 Indication of fault data ‘Al ofthe fouls detected by the relay are indicated on the front plate oplicolly. Here not only the faults are ind cated bul also the foully phasels) and the protection func- lion in operation. During the excilation phase LEDs are flashing, after tipping this changes to continuous light ‘Air kipping, he fout dato in all hee phases ond resid val eccuit can be shower on the display one alter an ‘other by pressing the pushbutton repeatedly. By pressing the pushbutton for about 3 s the relay is reset fo ils original positon H¥.a protective function picked up, but reset bolore tip: ping, picking up is indicated atlerwards by slow flash- ing of the contesponding LED. This indication can be reset ether by pushbutton , software resol or exosnal reset (see para. 4.2.2). 4.6 _ Display of software version and test-TRIP By pressing pushbution the fist port ofthe sot ‘wore vassion is displayed, he second part appears ‘when this pushbutlon is pressed again. When pushbuk ton is pressed repeatedly, the tes! tip routine stars By entering he possword the display shows "TRE" Aller pressing again all output lays will be energized one after the other with a ime dolay of 1s. All clays sloy energized until manual reset. The protec tion unctions are not affected.Relay case The MRclay can be delivered as en individual unit for flush movating or os plugin module for installation in a rack according fo DIN 41494. Both versions are with- drawable. Version 0 i @ complete unit in on individual housing, for lush mounting. In version A, on the other hand, all relays cre available as plugin modules for mounting in 19° racks. The rock dimensions are divided into width unis (German abbreviation "TE'] ond height units HE’). A standard 19%1ock has 84 TE and 3 HE. individual housing (flush mounting), relay version D Hy cal out dimensions 68/138 all dimensions in mm Rack for flush mounting with relay version A, dih 42 TE HiGH TECH Inve relays ore avoilable in two sizes: 12 TE ond 42TE Please refer to the HIGH TECH UNE brochure or o order form ofthe individual manuol Al relay versions have fo be installed into switchboards wilh protection cass IPS 1 only one HIGH TECH LINE relay per panel door is used, for instance leeder protection with o MRIT time overcur tent relay, we recornmend the housing "D' The dimension ofthe mounting frame corresponds to the requirements of DIN 43700 [72 x 144 mm). The cutou for pane! mounting is 68 x 138 mm. The front plates ofthe MRveloys are covered with o trans paren, sealable flap (P54), with reset pushbution, ‘The individual case is fixed with the delivered clasper from the rear of the panel 1 several HIGH TECH LINE relays ore installed in « panel door, for instance on a protective panel for @ generator, they can conveniently be mounted in a rack. This will make them immediately accessible for operation and ‘enable the display to be read off at all times. 1 cut out dimensions 237.5/133 call dimensions in mm. Tas all dimensions in rm TBMR 11.94Eses We can alto provide suilable racks for back panel Rack for back panel mounting with relay version A, ‘rounling in withdiawable lechnology. Proteciive devices width 12 TE (ofthis ype ore normaly located behind @ window in the cubicle, so that the display can be more easily road {rom the outside. In this version, the connecting terminals ‘are led out lo the front. For order assistance please refer to the HIGH TECH LINE price lit 88 02 Rack for back panel mounting with relay version A, width 42 TE 38 2516. & Rack for back panel mounting with relay version A, width 84 TE TBME1L94E wT Was aT wT oyTerminal connectors The plugin module has very compact base with plug ‘connectors and screwed type connectors, * max. 15 poles screwlype lerminals for vollage and ‘current circuits (terminal connectors series A and B with a shoot time curtent copabilily of 500 A / 1 3) * 27 poles tab leinals, supply voliage eleterminal conneclors series C, D and E, max. 6 A current car tying capacity) Connection with labs 6.3 x 0.8 mm for cable up to ‘max. 1.5 mm? of wilh tabs 2.8 x 0.8 mm for cable up fo mox. 1m By using 2.8 x 0.8 mm tabs a bridge connection between different poles is possible. ‘Screw terminals are provided for easy witing (daisy chain} of the RS485 interface. The following figure shows the erminol block of MR: Terminal block 6. Relay testing and commissioning The measuring input circuits or of comple static de- sign and the relay functions are entiely digitalized, so thal the device MR has no particular demand on the ‘maintenance. For technical requests with ragord fo the relay function, the software vession, shown on the display alter pressing pushbutton , has to be named. (see chapter 4.6). TBMR11.94EGeneral technical datas 7.1. Power supply Auxiliary vollage 24 V: 16-80 VDC / 16 -60.V AC 110 v: 70 - 360 V BC / 50-270 V AC Power consumption 24 V standby 3 W operating 5 W 110 V standby 3 W operating 5 W The connection terminals ore C9, £9, Propper connection of the garhing terminal D9 is essential for the EMC withstand of the Ue won of gu 5 eet ho 7.2 Output relays The oulput relays have with the following characteris: maximum breoking capacity 250 V AC / 1500 VA / continyous current 6 A for DC-vollage: johmic. L/R = Ams LZR = Zms_ 300 V DC O3A/90W |0,2A/63 W_|0,18 A / 54 W 250V0C__|O.4A/100WI03A/70W [0,15 A/ 40 W HOV DC JOSA/55W _|0,4A/ 40 W_ 10,2 A / 22 W 60 V DC OZ A/42W_|O5A/30W_ |03A/ 17 W 24 V D> OA / 144 W_ |4,2A/ 100 W125 A_/ 60 W Max. rated making current: O4A (WOE peices ‘and IEC 65/VDE 0860/8.86) mechanical life spon: 30 x 19° operating cycles clectica ile span: 2 10° operating cycles ot 220 V AC / 6 A ‘Contact material: silver cadmium oxide (AgCdO} THR 1194 nu7.3 System data and test specifications Design standards: Spectied ambien! sevice Soioge lemperoture range Operating temperolure range ‘Moisture canying copacily class F pet DIN 40040 ond por DIN C68, pant 23: Insulation test vallage, inputs and ‘uipuls bolween themsolves ond to the relay frame as per VDE 0435, pat 303; IEC 2555: Impulse lest volage, inpuls and ulpuls between themselves ond to the relay frame as per VDE 0435, pat 303; IEC 255.5 High frequency interference test \olloge, inpuls and outputs between themselios ond to the relay frame as por EC 2556: Elocricol fast ronsiont (Bucstiest 3 per DIN VDE 0843, part 4 TEC 801-4: Eleckical discharge (ESD} lest as por VDE 0843, pat 2 IFC 8012 odio interference suppression sl as por VDE 0871 Rodioted electromagnetic lick! iost os por DIN VDE 0843, patt 3; IEC 801-3: Mechanical test con 1 ol protection clloge class Weight Variations from this MR descriptions might be possible in some cases ond are explained on the specific descriptions! VOE 0435, part 303, IEC 25544, BS 142 = A0°C fo + 85°C + 20°C to + 70°C tol. humidity <95 % at 40°C for 56 doys 2.5 KV (ell. / 50 Hz.; 1 min, Power supply inputs C9, £9 limiled to 1000 V due lo EMCFiller Sk; 1.2 / 50 ps, 0.5) 2.5 V/ 1 MH ANV / 2.5 kHz, 15 ms ah limit value class B clectic field stengih: 10 V / m+ Class 1 as per DIN IEC 255 T 21-2 loss 1 as per DIN IEC 255 7 21-1 [P54 by enclosure of the relay case and front plate [tlay version D) w see separate descrpion Technicol dole subject to change without notice! T8MR 11.94 ESee n mss, 136 7485 mie B) cut cut dinonsions insallosion doph : 275 mm all dimensions in mn [ T ° + a ° Ploase observe! ‘A distance of SO mm is necessary when the unis are mounted one below the other for the fron! cover to be casily opened. The front cover con be opened downwards. TMB ILE 13Scheltanlagen-tlektronik-Goriite GmbH & Co KG ‘Abteilung Gerdiovertieb / Eleconic Devices Soles Departmen! 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