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Protocol Database for Automatic Circuit Reclosers

With Advanced Controllers
COPYRIGHT Schneider Electric (Australia) PTY LTD 2010
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331 Version: 45-06.02
Contents
Appendix A.1 Digital Data
A.1.1. Switchgear and Controller State Flags
A.1.2. Operator/Protection Flags for ACR
A.1.3. Protection Trip Flags ACR
A.1.4. Distributed Automation Flags
A.1.5. Pickup Flags
A.1.6. IOEX Inputs
A.1.8. Protocol IOEX Control Status
Appendix A.2 Analog Data
A.2.1. Line Currents
A.2.2. Voltage Measurements
A.2.3. System Power
A.2.4. SF6 Gas Pressure
A.2.5. Protection State
A.2.6. Protection Sequence and Trip Data
A.2.7. Switchgear Details
A.2.8. Controller Data
A.2.9. Distributed Automation
A.2.10. Daily Data
A.2.11. Supply Outage Measurement
A.2.12. Frequency Measurement
A.2.15. Sequence Components
Appendix A.3 Accumulator Data
A.3.1. Trip Counters
A.3.2. Pickup Counters
A.3.3. Fault Counters
Appendix A.5 LBS Points Data
A.5.1. Operator/Detection Flags for LBS
A.5.2. Detection Flags LBS
Appendix A.6 LBS Analog Data
A.6.1. Detection State
A.6.2. Fault Detection Data
Appendix A.7 Protocol-Specific Data
A.7.1. Protocol-Specific Digital status points.
A.7.2. Protocol-Specific Analog status points.
A.7.3. Protocol-Specific Counter status points.
Appendix A.8 Custom Data
A.8.1. Custom Variables
A.8.2. Custom Counters
A.8.3. Custom Timers
A.8.4. Custom Digitals
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Appendix B.1 Digital Controls

Appendix B.2 Analog Controls
Appendix B.3 Protocol IOEX Controls
Appendix A.1Digital Data

Changes to digital Status Points are time stamped internally and available for transmission by protocols
which support transmission of time tags.
A.1.1Switchgear and Controller State Flags

These points show the state of the switchgear and/or the controller.
Version
Point Name Description Set = '1' Clear = '0'
Introduced
For any of the following
conditions:-
This flag indicates the Trip or Close

operator has placed the Isolated.
switchgear in an
Abnormal
abnormal state such as Switchgear None of the specified
0 Operator 41-00.00
"Work Tag Applied". This mechanically conditions are true.
Settings
means it will operate locked open (if
differently to its normal applicable).
mode of operation.(1)
Work Tag Applied.
For any of the following

conditions:-
Battery not normal.

This is made up of
multiple conditions:
Battery.. OFF,
Over Voltage, Low
Voltage.
Capacitor charge
"status" is Failure.
The controller has Low Power Mode.

Maintenance detected one or more No maintenance
1 41-00.00
Required conditions which require SF6 Gas Pressure required.
maintenance.(1) Low or Invalid (if
applicable)
Switchgear data
not valid (includes
connection to an
invalid switch
type).
Any vacuum
interrupter contact
life is less than
20%.
Mechanism Fail.

Switchgear not
connected.
Firmware
missmatch.
The PCOM is not

calibrated.
Power Supply is
"Over Voltage".
Auxiliary Status of controller Auxiliary supply

2 Auxiliary supply fail. 41-00.00
Supply Fail auxiliary supply(1) normal.
The controller is in either
Local or Remote control. LOCAL control ON.
Remote Control ON.
Controller This affects the close
3 41-00.00
Mode command and the Remote Control
LOCAL control OFF.
permissions to OFF.
set/remove work tags(1)
These are repeats of the
Switchgear mechanism travel Switchgear not
4 Switchgear Tripped 41-00.00
Tripped-open switches. When the Tripped
switchgear is
Switchgear disconnected from the Switchgear not
5 control cubicle they are Switchgear Closed 41-00.00
Closed Closed
both cleared.
6 Phase Ai Live 41-00.00
7 Phase Bi Live Shows if phase bushings 41-00.00
8 Phase Ci Live are above or below the 41-00.00
Phase Live Phase Dead
9 Phase Ax Live Live Line Threshold after 41-00.00
10 Phase Bx Live supply timeout.(3) (5) 41-00.00
11 Phase Cx Live 41-00.00
Source Any Source side All Source side
12 41-00.00
Voltage Status Note that these points bushings are live. bushings are dead.
Load Voltage are different to the Any load side bushings All load side
13 41-00.00
Status Load/Source Live/Dead are live. (5) bushings are dead.
events in the controller Current of 2.5A or more Current of less than
Load Current event record.
14 is flowing in at least one 2.5A is flowing in all 41-00.00
On
phase. three phases.
A Phase, Earth/Ground
No protection
Protection One of the protection or SEF/SGF Protection
15 elements are picked 41-00.00
Pickup elements has picked up. Element is in the picked
up.
up state.
The direction of positive
Power Flow
16 power flow as defined by Source X to Load I. Source I to Load X. 41-00.00
Direction
user.(4)
Indicates the switchgear
is mechanically locked in
Switchgear not
20 Locked position. Not supported Switchgear Locked. 41-00.00
Locked.
on the N-Series where it
will always be zero.
Indicates the controller

has successfully
Switchgear retrieved the data from Switchgear Memory Switchgear Memory
21 41-00.00
Data Invalid the switchgear memory. Data Not Valid Data Valid
When invalid the
switchgear attributes and
gas pressure are

zeroed.
Shows the connection
state between the
switchgear and the
controller. When
connected the
Switchgear Switch disconnected Switch connected to
22 switchgear Trip, Close 41-00.00
Connection from control cubicle. control cubicle.
and Locked indications
are valid. When
disconnected switchgear
data will be forced
Invalid.
Indicates the wear of the Any vacuum interrupter All vacuum
Contact Life
23 contacts in the vacuum contact life is less than interrupters have 41-00.00
Low
interrupters 20%. contact life >= 20%.
SF6 Gas
Pressure
This point will only be set Normal.
when the switchgear is SF6 Gas
SF6 Gas connected, switchgear Pressure Not
Gas Pressure Low or
24 Pressure Low- data is valid, switchgear Known. 41-00.00
Invalid.
or-Invalid type has SF6 and the Switchgear
gas pressure is Low or Does Not Have
Invalid. SF6 Gas.
Close Isolate Switch Close Isolate Switch

25 Close Isolate Shows the state of the OFF (i.e. Close is ON (i.e. Close is 41-00.00
trip and close isolate disabled). enabled.)
switches on the operator Trip Isolate Switch
control panel Trip Isolate Switch OFF
26 Trip Isolate ON(i.e. Trip is 41-00.00
(i.e. Trip is disabled).
enabled).
Shows the state of the
Work (Hot Line) Tag
Work/Hot Line Work (Hot Line) Tag Work (Hot Line) Tag
27 setting. No Closing may 41-00.00
Tag Applied Removed
be performed with this
flag set.
Battery supply not
normal.
This includes :-
Note : Also part of
Battery Supply Battery supply
28 "Maintenance 41-00.00
Fail Battery Off. Normal.
Required".
Battery Overvolt.
Battery Low Volts.
The Trip/Close
Capacitor Capacitor Charge Capacitor Charge
29 Capacitors have failed to 41-00.00
Charge Failure Failed. OK.
charge.
The switchgear has
Mechanism
30 failed to Trip or Close Mechanism Failure. Mechanism OK. 41-00.00
Fail
electrically
The Dummy Circuit
Breaker is an internal
point used for SCADA
Dummy Circuit system testing. It can be
31 Breaker Tripped or Closed. The DCB Closed. DCB Not Closed. 41-00.00
Closed value of this point is non-
volatile, ie. Is retained
through power-downs
and restarts.

Directional blocking is
The directional blocking enabled and Vo is
Directional blocking
SEF/SGF High facility includes detection sustained (after
is not enabled or Vo
32 Residual of high residual voltage balancing) above the 41-00.00
is below the
Voltage Alarm (Vo) above the SEF/SGF Min SEF/SGF Vo
threshold.
threshold setting.(2) threshold for the High Vo
Alarm time or longer.
Supply Outage
Supply Outage Supply Outage
33 Measurement is 41-00.00
Measurement Measurement is ON.
OFF.
34 Door Open Status of cubicle door. Door open. Door closed. 41-00.00
Switch Function is Automatic Function is Load
35 41-00.00
Function Circuit Recloser Break Switch
Auxiliary Status of controller Auxiliary supply has Auxiliary supply
36 Supply Fail auxiliary supply failed for more than 120 restored for more 41-00.00
Delayed (delayed). seconds. than 20 seconds.
The Dummy Circuit
Breaker is an internal
point used for SCADA
Dummy Circuit system testing. It can be
37 Breaker Tripped or Closed. The DCB Tripped. DCB Not Tripped. 41-00.00
Tripped value of this point is non-
volatile, ie. Is retained
through power-downs
and restarts.
Status of a battery test.
This is the result of a
large load applied for 10 The battery has failed a
Battery Test
38 seconds, and then battery test and requires The battery is ok. 41-00.00
Fail
removed for 10 seconds replacement.
and comparing the three
resulting voltages
Battery Test in The battery test is in The battery test is
39 41-00.00
Progress progress. NOT in progress.
No controller settings
have been changed.
Cleared by binary
Settings The settings have been
40 output "Reset Fault 41-00.00
Changed changed by a user.
Flags", "Reset Fault
Flags and Currents"
or "Clear Settings
Changed".
There are no Non
Normal Alert A non critical alert is At least 1 normal alert is
41 Critical Alerts present 44-00.00
Active active on the controller. active on the controller
on the Controller.
There are no Critical
Critical Alert A critical alert is active on At least 1 critical alert is
42 Alerts present on the 44-00.00
Active the controller. active on the controller
Controller.
Normal state,
Cleared on next
Not suitable for poll Set when a Trip Request
49 Trip Request internal scan after 43-06.11
oriented protocols. is issued.
Set. Point cleared
after 1 second.
Point Cleared by
"Reset fault
flags and
currents"
control.
A trip operation was "Reset Fault

attempted but could not Flags" control.

be completed due to low Any successful
battery capacity and was trip or close
aborted. operation.
A Trip operation has Controller
50 Trip Aborted 44-20.01
been aborted software reset
(data is
volatile).
Point Cleared by
"Reset fault
flags and
currents"
control.
A close operation was "Reset Fault
attempted but could not Flags" control.
A Close operation has
51 Close Aborted be completed due to low Any successful 44-20.01
been aborted
battery capacity and was trip or close
aborted. operation.
Controller
software reset
(data is
volatile).
IOEX-A
52 Connection IOEX-A Connected IOEX-A Disconnected 44-04.19
Status
IOEX-B
flag for IOEX-B IOEX-B
53 Connection IOEX-B Connected 44-04.19
Connection Status. Disconnected
Status
This point is asserted
when the switchgear is in
the 'Closed' state, and
remains asserted for a
Extended Switchgear has been
period of 300 ms after
54 Switchgear Switchgear Closed Tripped for at least 44-28.20
the switchgear is 'NOT-
Closed 300ms
closed'. This point is
cleared immediately
when the switchgear has
been disconnected.
Circuit Breaker OK.
CB-Check, a circuit- Point Cleared by

breaker protection-trip
request FAILED to "Reset fault
reduce one or more flags and
phase-current currents"
Circuit Breaker magnitudes to below Circuit breaker has control.
55 44-42.00
Fail minimum practical failed "Reset Fault
phase-current-threshold Flags" control.
(2.5A for CAPM4/5) after Controller
the configurable 'Circuit software reset
Breaker Fail Check (data is
Delay'. volatile).
1-
This item indicates the status of the switchgear. It is recommended that it is always sent to a SCADA
system and displayed. It indicates in summary form the information which an operator can use to
determine if the switchgear is working correctly, if maintenance is required and if the local operator has

left the equipment in normal operating mode.

2- This data item is only available in configurations which support the Directional Blocking feature and will
always be '0' otherwise.
3- The phase designation A, B, C is determined by the user, refer to Switchgear Details section, Phase
Designation in the Switchgear Technical Manual.
4- The power flow direction (source/load designation) is determined by the user. See Binary Output "Power
Flow Direction" for control.
5- If no X side CVTs present then value will always be zero.
A.1.2Operator/Protection Flags for ACR

These flags show the status of the operator controls and the state of some of the protection settings, refer to
the Protection State Section. They are equivalent to the indications available on the Operator Control Panel
on the controller.
Version
Introduced
Earth/Ground
Earth/Ground Protection Earth/Ground
0 Protection 41-00.00
ON. Protection OFF.
Enabled
SEF/SGF
SEF/SGF protection
1 Protection SEF/SGF protection ON. 41-00.00
OFF.
Enabled
2 Auto Reclose Auto Reclose ON. Auto Reclose OFF. 41-00.00
Cold Load Pickup is in
Auto.This means the cold
Cold Load pickup is
load function is functioning
OFF. This means the
3 Cold Load Auto and may, or may not, be 41-00.00
cold load function is
affecting the threshold
completely disabled.
multiplier. This is indicated by
the Cold Load Active flag.
Cold Load is Idle or is
Cold load is NOT Idle. This
turned OFF. This
means the threshold
Cold Load See Protection means the threshold
4 multiplier is being raised by 41-00.00
Active State section. multiplier will not be
the cold load pickup function
affected by the cold
in order to raise cold load.
load function.
High Current
High Current Lockout
5 Lockout High Current Lockout ON. 41-00.00
OFF.
Enabled
Either Loss Of Phase
Loss of Phase Loss of Phase Trip Protection is OFF or
6 (1) 41-00.00
Protection ENABLED. Loss Of Phase Alarm
ENABLED.
Sequence Sequence Control
7 Sequence Control ON. 41-00.00
Control OFF.
Live Load Live Load Blocking
8 Live Load Blocking ON. 41-00.00
Blocking OFF.
Protection turned OFF.
Protection
9 Protection ON. No protection trips will 41-00.00
ON/OFF
occur.
Automatic
Automatic Protection
Protection Automatic Protection Group
10 Group Selection is 41-00.00
Group Selection is ON.
OFF.
Selection
The Under/Over
The Under/Over Frequency
Normal Freq Frequency protection
11 protection has "Normal Freq 41-00.00
Close On/Off has "Normal Freq
Close" ON.
Close" OFF.

Dead Lockout Setting

12 Dead Lockout Dead Lockout Setting is ON. 41-00.00
is OFF.
Loss Of Loss Of Phase/Loop
13 Loss Of Phase/Loop Linked. 41-00.00
Phase/Loop Unlinked.
The Under/Over
Under Frequency protection
14 protection "Under Frequency 41-00.00
Frequency Trip "Under Frequency Trip"
Trip" feature is enabled.
is disabled.
The Under/Over
Over Frequency protection
15 protection "Over Frequency 41-00.00
Frequency Trip "Over Frequency Trip"
Trip" feature is enabled.
is disabled.
Protection Protection group A is
16 (2) Protection group A is active. 41-00.00
Group A Active not active.
Protection Protection group B is
17 (2) Protection group B is active. 41-00.00
Group B Active not active.
Protection Protection group C is
18 (2) Protection group C is active. 41-00.00
Group C Active not active.
Protection Protection group D is
19 (2) Protection group D is active. 41-00.00
Group D Active not active.
Protection Protection group E is
20 (2) Protection group E is active. 41-00.00
Group E Active not active.
Protection Protection group F is
21 (2) Protection group F is active. 41-00.00
Group F Active not active.
Protection Protection group G is
22 (2) Protection group G is active. 41-00.00
Group G Active not active.
Protection Protection group H is
23 (2) Protection group H is active. 41-00.00
Group H Active not active.
Protection Protection group I is
24 (2) Protection group I is active. 41-00.00
Group I Active not active.
Protection Protection group J is
25 (2) Protection group J is active. 41-00.00
Group J Active not active.
Either Loss Of Phase
Loss of Phase Alarm is
Loss of Phase Alarm is DISABLED, or
26 (1) ENABLED (ie no trip will 41-00.00
Alarm Loss Of Phase
occur).
Protection ENABLED.
Directional Protection
Directional Protection is
is not enabled. Only
Directional enabled. Separate protection
one protection group
27 Protection groups exist for each 41-00.00
exists, pickup and
Enabled direction, pickup and tripping
tripping is non-
is directional.
directional.
Cold load (reverse) is NOT Cold Load (reverse) is
Idle. This means the Idle or is turned OFF.
Cold Load threshold multiplier is being This means the
28 41-02.43
Reverse Active raised by the cold load threshold multiplier will
pickup function in order to not be affected by the
raise cold load. cold load function.
Cold Load has not
Cold Load Cold load is at the maximum
29 reached the maximum 41-02.50
Maximum time and multiplier.
time.
Cold Load Cold load(Reverse) is at the Cold Load(Reverse)
30 Reverse maximum time and has not reached the 41-02.50
Maximum multiplier. maximum time.
Reverse Cold Load Pickup is
in Auto.This means the cold Reverse Cold Load
Cold Load load function is functioning pickup is OFF or
31 41-02.50
Reverse Auto and may, or may not, be directional protection is
affecting the threshold DISABLED. This
multiplier. This is indicated by means the cold load

the Cold Load Reverse function is completely

Active flag. disabled.
Auto Reclose in the Auto Reclose in the
Forward Auto
32 (3) FORWARD protection FORWARD protection 41-02.85
Reclose
direction is ON. direction is OFF.
'High Current Lockout'
Reverse High 'High Current Lockout' in the
in the REVERSE
33 Current (3) REVERSE protection 41-02.85
protection direction is
Lockout direction is ON.
OFF.
Sequence Control in
Reverse Sequence Control in the
the REVERSE
34 Sequence (3) REVERSE protection 41-02.85
protection direction is
Control direction is ON.
OFF.
Auto Reclose in the Auto Reclose in the
Reverse Auto
35 (3) REVERSE protection REVERSE protection 41-02.85
Reclose
direction is ON. direction is OFF.
The status of the
Under/Over
Normal Voltage Normal Voltage Close
36 Voltage Normal Normal Voltage Close is ON 42-00.00
Close is OFF
Voltage Close
Setting
The status of the
Under Voltage Under Voltage Trip is
37 Under Voltage Under Voltage Trip is ON 42-00.00
Trip OFF
Trip setting
The status of the
Over Voltage Over Voltage Trip is
38 Over Voltage Trip Over Voltage Trip is ON 42-00.00
Trip OFF
setting
The status of the
39 Sag Monitoring Sag Monitoring Sag Monitoring is ON Sag Monitoring is OFF 42-00.00
Setting
The status of the
Swell Swell Monitoring is
40 Swell Monitoring Swell Monitoring is ON 42-00.00
Monitoring OFF
Setting
Earth/Ground
Earth/Ground The status of the
Earth/Ground Protection Protection Blcoking is
41 Protection Earth/Ground 44-0.47
blocking is Off On. No Earth/Ground
Block Protection Block
Protection will operate.
NPS Protection
The status of the
NPS Protection NPS Protection blocking is Blcoking is On. No
42 NPS Protection 44-0.47
Block Off NPS Protection will
Block
operate.
SEF/SGF The status of the SEF/SGF Alarm is
43 SEF/SGF Alarm is ON 44-42.00
Alarm Enabled SEF/SGF alarm OFF
Fault Locator Fault Locator
44 Fault Locator On Fault Locator Off 45-06.02
On/Off On/Off
1- Loss of Phase Protection is either in Trip ENABLED, Alarm ENABLED or OFF.
2- Only one protection group is active at any one time unless Directional Protection is ON then only two
protection groups are active. eg Protection Groups C and D active (C is the forward protection group and
D the reverse).
3- Only valid when 'Directional Protection' is Active.
A.1.3Protection Trip Flags ACR

This group of points indicates what happened in the most recent protection sequence. For example the
recloser may have tripped, closed, tripped again and locked out. Or it may have tripped, closed and stayed
closed because the fault was cleared.
In both cases the flags below are set to show what caused of the trips and whether the lockout state has
been reached or not.

A set of flags is available for each trip in a protection sequence.
Analog data is available which shows the fault currents during the sequence and how many trips occurred.
Refer A.2.6
Note: A sequence starts when there is a protection trip or a sequence advance.
Most of these flags are cleared by a protocol command, a switchgear trip/close by the operator, or when a
new protection sequence starts.
This data is volatile, i.e. it is zeroed on controller software reset.
If there is more than one protocol running simultaneously in the controller this data is replicated between the
protocols so that each master station can clear its data independently from the others.
Version
Introduced
This shows that a
protection sequence has
Start of sequence ie. End of sequence.
started and not yet
Sequence in a protection trip or Either by lockout or
0 completed. Note that an 41-00.00
Progress sequence advance sequence reset
operator trip does not
has occurred. timeout.
cause a "Sequence in
Progress".
This shows that the
protection sequence is
over and the other flags
are set. Can be used to
drive an operator alarm End of sequence.
Protection Data through the SCADA Either by lockout or
1 41-00.00
Valid system to warn that a sequence reset
protection sequence has timeout.
occurred. Note that an
operator trip alone does
not cause a "Protection
Data Valid" .
Phase
Phase Overcurrent
2 Overcurrent Trip 41-00.00
Protection Trip 1
1
Phase
Phase Overcurrent
Protection Trip 2
2
Phase
Phase Overcurrent
Protection Trip 3
3
Phase
Phase Overcurrent
5 Overcurrent Trip All flags are cleared 41-00.00
Protection Trip 4
4 by:
Earth/Ground Earth/Ground
6 Overcurrent Trip Overcurrent "Reset fault flags 41-00.00
1 Protection Trip 1 and currents"
Earth/Ground Earth/Ground control.
7 Overcurrent Trip Overcurrent "Reset Fault 41-00.00
2 Protection Trip 2 Flags" control.
Any operator
Earth/Ground Earth/Ground close action.
8 Overcurrent Trip Overcurrent Start of a new 41-00.00
3 Protection Trip 3
sequence.
Earth/Ground Earth/Ground Controller
9 Overcurrent Trip Overcurrent software reset 41-00.00
4 Protection Trip 4 (data is volatile).
Protection turned
SEF/SGF Sensitive OFF.

Overcurrent Trip Earth/Ground Fault

10 41-00.00
1 Protection Trip 1
SEF/SGF Sensitive
11 Overcurrent Trip Earth/Ground Fault 41-00.00
2 Protection Trip 2
SEF/SGF Sensitive
3 Protection Trip 3
SEF/SGF Sensitive
4 Protection Trip 4
Sequence Sequence Advance
14 41-00.00
Advance 1 1
15 41-00.00
Advance 2 2
16 41-00.00
Advance 3 3
17 Reserved Always 0 41-00.00
Single Shot
Only one flag provided
Single Shot Protection was active
18 because a single shot 41-00.00
Protection at the time of the
trip forces lockout.
trip.
Protection Flags are
cleared by one of the
Only one flag provided following actions:-
Trip was caused by
Loss Of Phase because Loss Of Phase
19 Loss of Phase 41-00.00
Trip protection forces "Reset Fault
Protection.
lockout. Flags and
Currents" control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Phase A was lost at Operator Close.
Loss Of Phase
20 (1) time of Loss Of At the time of the 41-00.00
Phase A Lost
Phase trip. next trip the flags
are 'refreshed'.
Old flags are
cleared and the
Phase B was lost at cause of the 'most
Loss Of Phase
21 (1) time of Loss Of recent' protection 41-00.00
Phase B Lost
Phase trip. operation set.
Protection turned
OFF.
Controller
Phase C was lost at Software reset
Loss Of Phase
22 (1) time of Loss Of (data is volatile). 41-00.00
Phase C Lost
Phase trip.
The High Current

Lockout forced the
Only one flag because
High Current controller to lockout
23 High Current Lockout Cleared by: 41-00.00
Lockout during the most
forces lockout.
recent protection
sequence. Any close action.
"Reset Fault
Indicates the controller is Flags and
in lockout. Therefore no Currents" control.
auto-reclosing will take "Reset Fault
place. Flags" control.
Controller is in
24 Lockout 41-00.00
lockout.
If the switchgear is
closed this flag will be
clear. When this flag is
clear it indicates the

protection sequence
cleared the fault.
A combination of an
One flag only because OCPM Operator Trip
Cleared by any close
25 Operator Trip operator trip forces OR an IOEX 41-00.00
action.
lockout. Operator Trip OR a
Protocol Trip.
Set if the most recent The most recent cleared by one of the
Protection Flag- protection operation was protection operation following actions:-
26 Phase caused by a Phase was caused by a 41-00.00
Overcurrent Overcurrent Protection Phase Overcurrent "Reset Fault
Trip. Protection Trip Flags and
Currents" control.
The most recent "Reset Fault
Set if the most recent Flags" control.
protection operation
Protection Flag- protection operation was Operator Close.
was caused by an
27 Earth/Ground caused by an At the time of the 41-00.00
Earth/Ground
Overcurrent Earth/Ground next trip the flags
Overcurrent
Overcurrent Protection. are 'refreshed'.
Protection Trip.
Old flags are
cleared and the
The most recent cause of the 'most
Set if the most recent recent' protection
protection operation
Protection Flag- protection operation was operation set.
was caused by an
28 SEF/SGF caused by an SEF/SGF Protection turned 41-00.00
SEF/SGF
Overcurrent Overcurrent Protection OFF.
Overcurrent
Trip.
Protection Trip.
Cleared by:
Any Operator
Close or Operator
The most recent trip
Trip. This includes
OCP Operator was caused by a
29 remote control 41-00.00
Trip local or remote
commands.
operator panel trip.
Start of a new
sequence.
Cleared by:
IOEX Operator was caused by an Any Operator
30 41-00.00
Trip IOEX Operator Trip Close or Operator
input Trip. This includes
remote control
The most recent trip commands.
IOEX Protection was caused by an Start of a new
31 sequence. 41-00.00
Trip IOEX Protection
Input
The most recent trip Cleared by:

was caused by a
33 Protocol Trip Any Operator
41-00.00
remote protocol or
WSOS trip request. Close or Operator
Trip. This includes
The most recent trip remote control
was caused by a commands.
Automation Loop Automation, Start of a new
34 41-00.00
Trip-A Generator Control, or sequence.
an Auto Changeover
Trip request.


Set if the most recent following actions:-
protection operation was
due to Under "Reset fault flags
Frequency. and currents"
Under Protection operation control.
35 Frequency The source frequency caused by Under "Reset Fault 41-00.00
Protection Flag has fallen below the Frequency. Flags" control.
Under Frequency Any Operator
threshold for the Trip Close.
Delay count and a Trip At the time of the
has occurred. next trip the flags
are 'refreshed'.
Old flags are
cleared and the
Set if most recent
cause of the 'most
protection operation was
recent' protection
due to Over Frequency.
operation set.
Protection operation Start of a new
Over Frequency The source frequency
36 caused by Over sequence. The 41-00.00
Protection Flag has risen above the
Frequency. time stamp
Over Frequency
reflects this.
threshold for the Trip Protection turned
Delay count and a Trip
OFF
has occurred.
Phase A
Phase A Overcurrent
Protection Trip 1
1
Phase A
Phase A Overcurrent
Protection Trip 2
2
Phase A
Phase A Overcurrent
Protection Trip 3
3
Phase A
Phase A Overcurrent
Protection Trip 4 Cleared by:
4
Phase B "Reset Fault flags
Phase B Overcurrent
45 Overcurrent Trip and Currents" 41-00.00
Protection Trip 1
1 control.
Phase B "Reset Fault
Phase B Overcurrent
46 Overcurrent Trip Flags" control. 41-00.00
Protection Trip 2
2 Any Operator
Phase B Close. This
Phase B Overcurrent includes remote
Protection Trip 3 control
3
Phase B commands.
Phase B Overcurrent Start of a new
Protection Trip 4 sequence.
4
Phase C
Phase C Overcurrent
Protection Trip 1
1
Phase C
Phase C Overcurrent
Protection Trip 2
2
Phase C
Phase C Overcurrent
Protection Trip 3
3
Phase C Overcurrent
52 Phase C 41-00.00
Protection Trip 4
Overcurrent Trip

4
Peak Fault Current
Instantaneous for trip was above the
53 41-00.00
Trip Flag 1 Instantaneous
Multiplier setting.
Peak Fault Current
54 41-00.00
Multiplier setting.
Peak Fault Current
55 41-00.00
Multiplier setting.
Peak Fault Current
56 41-00.00
Multiplier setting.
The most recent trip cleared by one of the
Most Recent
was caused by an A following actions:-
57 Trip Phase A 41-00.00
Phase Overcurrent
Overcurrent
Protection Trip. "Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents" control.
The most recent trip "Reset Fault
Most Recent
was caused by a B Flags" control.
58 Trip Phase B 41-00.00
Phase Overcurrent Operator Close.
Overcurrent
Protection Trip At the time of the
next trip the flags
are 'refreshed'.
The most recent trip Old flags are
Most Recent
was caused by a C cleared and the 41-00.00
59 Trip Phase C
Phase Overcurrent cause of the 'most
Overcurrent
Protection Trip recent' protection
operation set.
Protection turned
The peak current for OFF.
Instantaneous the most recent trip Controller
60 Most Recent was greater than the Software Reset 41-00.00
Trip Instantaneous (data is volatile).
setting.
Cleared by:
Set if a lockout "Reset Fault

Dead Lockout caused by the 'Dead Flags and
61 Currents" control. 41-00.00
Trip Flag Lockout' Feature
occurred. "Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Operator Close.
Controller
Software Reset
Trip while Work Tag (data is volatile).
62 Work Tag Trip or Hot Line Tag Protection turned 41-00.00
applied. OFF.
The most recent Trip Trip Flags are cleared

Most Recent was caused by a by one of the following
65 41-00.00
Trip Phase Phase overcurrent actions:-
fault
"Reset Fault

Flags and
Currents" control.
The most recent trip "Reset Fault
Most Recent
was caused by an Flags" control.
66 Trip 41-00.00
Earth/Ground Operator Close.
Earth/Ground
overcurrent fault At the time of the
next trip the flags
are 'refreshed'.
Old flags are
cleared and the
The most recent Trip cause of the 'most
Most Recent was caused by a recent' protection
67 operation set. 41-00.00
Trip SEF/SGF SEF/SGF
overcurrent fault Protection turned
OFF.
Cleared by one of the

following actions:
'Reset Flags and

Indicates the most Most recent close Currents' control.
recent close was caused caused by local or Controller
68 Operator Close 41-00.00
by a local or remote remote panel close Software Reset
panel close request. request. (data is volatile).
At the time of the
next Close.

following actions:
'Reset Flags and

Currents' control.
Indicates the most Most recent close
Controller
69 IOEX Close recent close was caused caused by an IOEX 41-00.00
Software Reset
by an IOEX close input. close input.
(data is volatile).
At the time of the
next Close.

following actions:
'Reset Flags and

Indicates the most Currents' control.
Most recent close
recent close was caused Controller
70 Protocol Close caused by a protocol 41-00.00
by a protocol close Software Reset
close request.
request. (data is volatile).
At the time of the
next Close.

Indicates the most following actions
recent close was caused
Most recent close
by a Distributed 'Reset Flags and
caused by a
Automation Automation Close Currents' control. 41-00.00
71 Distributed
Close request (ie Loop Controller
Automation Close
Automation, Auto Software Reset
request.
Changeover, or (data is volatile).
Generator Control). At the time of the
next Close.


following actions
Most recent close
Indicates the most 'Reset Flags and
caused by a Normal
recent close was caused Currents' control.
Voltage Close
Normal Voltage by a Normal Voltage Controller
72 request. (NOTE that 41-00.00
Close Close request. (NOTE Software Reset
this feature does not
This feature does not (data is volatile).
exist at the
exist at the moment). At the time of the
moment).
next Close.

following actions:
'Reset Flags and

Indiciates the most Most recent close Currents' control.
Normal
recent close was caused caused by Normal Controller
73 Frequency 41-00.00
by a Normal Frequency Frequency Close Software Reset
Close
Close request request. (data is volatile).
At the time of the
next Close.
Set if any of the

following caused the
most recent close:
CCEM external Cleared by one of the

button on N- following actions:
Series.
Mechanical 'Reset Flags and
The most recent close action. The Currents' control.
caused by an action switchgear Controller
74 External Close 41-00.00
external to the detected as Software Reset
Controller. closed without (data is volatile).
a close reques. At the time of the
Electrical action next Close.
(only available
on the
Advanced
controller).

following actions:
'Reset Flags and

Currents' control.
Set if the most recent
Controller
Live Load Block close request was
75 Software Reset 41-00.00
Occurred blocked due to a Live
(data is volatile).
Load condition.
Protection OFF.
At the time of the
next Close.

following actions:-

"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents" control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Operator Close.
At the time of the
Indicates if the most The most recent next protection
Protection Flag- recent protection protection operation trip the flags are
76 NPS operation was caused by was caused by an 'refreshed'. Old 41-00.00
Overcurrent an NPS Overcurrent NPS Overcurrent flags are cleared
Protection Trip. Protection Trip. and the cause of
the 'most recent'
protection
operation set.
Protection turned
OFF.
Most Recent Trip Flags

are cleared by one of
the following actions:-
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents" control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Operator Close.
The most recent trip Protection turned
Most Recent was caused by a OFF.
77 41-00.00
Trip NPS NPS overcurrent Start of a new
fault. sequence.
At the time of the
next trip the flags
are 'refreshed'.
Old flags are
cleared and the
cause of the 'most
recent' trip set.
Controller reset

NPS cleared by one of the
NPS Overcurrent
78 Overcurrent Trip following actions:- 41-00.00
Protection Trip 1
1
"Reset Fault
NPS Flags and
NPS Overcurrent
79 Overcurrent Trip Currents" control. 41-00.00
Protection Trip 2
2 "Reset Fault
Flags" control.
NPS Operator Close.
NPS Overcurrent Protection turned 41-00.00
80 Overcurrent Trip
Protection Trip 3 OFF.
3
Start of a new
sequence.
NPS
NPS Overcurrent Controller reset
Protection Trip 4
4

following actions:-

"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents" control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Most recent trip
Most Recent Operator Close.
82 caused by an IOEX 41-00.00
Trip External Protection turned
Protection Input
OFF.
Start of a new
sequence.

following actions:-
"Reset Fault
The most recent trip Flags and
was caused by a Currents" control.
Automation Loop Automation, "Reset Fault
83 Flags" control. 41-00.00
Trip-B Generator Control, or
an Auto changeover Operator Close.
Trip request. At the time of the
next trip the flags
are 'refreshed' at
this time old flags
are cleared and
the cause of the
'most recent'
protection
operation set.
The most recent trip Protection turned
One flag only because OFF.
84 Mechanical Trip was caused by a 41-00.00
this trip forces lockout Start of a new
Mechanical Trip.
sequence.
Most Recent This flags whether the The most recent trip These flags are cleared
Trip Phase most recent trip was was caused by a by one of the following
85 41-00.00
Overcurrent- caused by a Phase Phase Overcurrent actions:
Close Reset Overcurrent Fault. Fault.
Most Recent This flags whether the "Reset Fault
Trip most recent trip was Flags and
was caused by an
86 Earth/Ground caused by an Currents" control. 41-00.00
Earth/Ground
Overcurrent- Earth/Ground "Reset Fault
Overcurrent Fault.
Close Reset Overcurrent Fault. Flags" control.
Most Recent This flags whether the The most recent trip Any Close action.
Trip SEF/SGF most recent trip was was caused by an Protection turned
87 OFF. 41-00.00
Overcurrent- caused by an SEF/SGF SEF/SGF
Close Reset Overcurrent Fault. Overcurrent Fault. Controller
Most Recent This flags whether the The most recent trip software reset
Trip NPS most recent trip was was caused by an (data is volatile).
88 41-00.00
Overcurrent- caused by an NPS NPS Overcurrent
Close Reset Overcurrent Fault. Fault.
Reverse Phase Reverse Phase
89 Overcurrent Trip Overcurrent 41-00.00
1 Protection Trip 1
2 Protection Trip 2
91 Reverse Phase Reverse Phase 41-00.00

Overcurrent Trip Overcurrent

3 Protection Trip 3
4 Protection Trip 4
Reverse Reverse
93 41-00.00
1 Protection Trip 1
Reverse Reverse
94 41-00.00
2 Protection Trip 2 All flags are cleared
Reverse Reverse by:
95 "Reset fault flags 41-00.00
3 Protection Trip 3 and currents"
control.
Reverse Reverse
"Reset Fault
96 Flags" control. 41-00.00
Any operator
4 Protection Trip 4
close action.
Reverse Start of a new
Reverse Sensitive
SEF/SGF sequence.
97 Earth/Ground Fault 41-00.00
Overcurrent Trip Controller
Protection Trip 1
1 software reset
Reverse (data is volatile).
Reverse Sensitive
SEF/SGF Protection turned
Overcurrent Trip OFF.
Protection Trip 2
2
Reverse
Reverse Sensitive
SEF/SGF
Overcurrent Trip
Protection Trip 3
3
Reverse
Reverse Sensitive
SEF/SGF
Overcurrent Trip
Protection Trip 4
4
Single Shot
Only one flag provided
Reverse Single Protection was active
101 because a single shot 41-00.00
Shot Protection at the time of the
trip forces lockout.
reverse trip.
Cleared by:
The High Current Any close action.

Lockout forced the "Reset Fault
Only one flag because
Reverse High controller to lockout Flags and
102 High Current Lockout 41-00.00
Current Lockout during the most Currents" control.
forces lockout.
recent reverse "Reset Fault
protection sequence. Flags" control.
The most recent

Set if the most recent Protection Flags are
Reverse protection operation
protection operation was cleared by one of the
Protection Flag- was caused by a
103 caused by a Reverse following actions:- 41-00.00
Phase Reverse Phase
Phase Overcurrent
Overcurrent Overcurrent
Protection Trip. "Reset Fault
Protection Trip
Flags and
Currents" control.
The most recent "Reset Fault
104 Set if the most recent protection operation Flags" control. 41-00.00
Reverse protection operation was was caused by a Operator Close.
Protection Flag- caused by a Reverse Reverse At the time of the

Earth/Ground Earth/Ground Earth/Ground next trip the flags

Overcurrent Overcurrent Protection. Overcurrent are 'refreshed'.
Protection Trip. Old flags are
cleared and the
The most recent cause of the 'most
Set if the most recent recent' protection
Reverse protection operation
protection operation was operation set.
Protection Flag- was caused by a
105 caused by a Reverse Protection turned 41-00.00
SEF/SGF Reverse SEF/SGF
SEF/SGF Overcurrent OFF.
Overcurrent Overcurrent
Protection Trip.
Protection Trip.
Reverse Phase Reverse Phase A

106 A Overcurrent Overcurrent 41-00.00
Trip 1 Protection Trip 1
Reverse Phase Reverse Phase B
110 B Overcurrent Overcurrent 41-00.00
111 B Overcurrent Overcurrent 41-00.00
Cleared by:
112 B Overcurrent Overcurrent "Reset Fault flags 41-00.00
Trip 3 Protection Trip 3 and Currents"
Reverse Phase Reverse Phase B control.
113 B Overcurrent Overcurrent "Reset Fault 41-00.00
Trip 4 Protection Trip 4 Flags" control.
Reverse Phase Reverse Phase C Any Operator
114 C Overcurrent Overcurrent Close or Operator 41-00.00
Trip 1 Protection Trip 1 Trip. This includes
Reverse Phase Reverse Phase C remote control
115 C Overcurrent Overcurrent commands. 41-00.00
Trip 2 Protection Trip 2 Start of a new
sequence.
Reverse Phase Reverse Phase C
116 C Overcurrent Overcurrent 41-00.00
Reverse Phase Reverse Phase C
117 C Overcurrent Overcurrent 41-00.00
Peak Fault Current
Reverse for reverse trip was
118 Instantaneous above the 41-00.00
Multiplier setting.
Peak Fault Current
Multiplier setting.
Reverse Peak Fault Current

120 Instantaneous for reverse trip was 41-00.00
Trip Flag 3 above the
Instantaneous

Multiplier setting.
Peak Fault Current
Multiplier setting.
The most recent Protection Flags are
Most Recent cleared by one of the
reverse trip was
Reverse Trip following actions:-
122 caused by an A 41-00.00
Phase A
Phase Overcurrent
Overcurrent "Reset Fault
Protection Trip.
Flags and
The most recent Currents" control.
Most Recent "Reset Fault
reverse trip was
Reverse Trip Flags" control.
123 caused by a B Phase 41-00.00
Phase B Operator Close.
Overcurrent
Overcurrent At the time of the
Protection Trip
next trip the flags
The most recent are 'refreshed'.
Most Recent Old flags are
reverse trip was
Reverse Trip cleared and the 41-00.00
124 caused by a C Phase
Phase C cause of the 'most
Overcurrent
Overcurrent recent' protection
Protection Trip
operation set.
Protection turned
The peak current for OFF.
the most recent Controller
Instantaneous
reverse trip was Software Reset
125 Most Recent 41-00.00
greater than the (data is volatile).
Reverse Trip
Instantaneous
setting.
Trip Flags are cleared
The most recent by one of the following
Reverse Most actions:-
Reverse Trip was
128 Recent Trip 41-00.00
caused by a Phase
Phase
overcurrent fault "Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents" control.
"Reset Fault
The most recent Flags" control.
Reverse Most Reverse Trip was Operator Close.
129 Recent Trip caused by an At the time of the 41-00.00
Earth/Ground Earth/Ground next trip the flags
overcurrent fault are 'refreshed'.
Old flags are
cleared and the
cause of the 'most
The most recent recent' protection
Reverse Most Reverse Trip was operation set.
130 Recent Trip caused by a Protection turned 41-00.00
SEF/SGF SEF/SGF OFF.
overcurrent fault

following actions:-
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents" control.
"Reset Fault
The most recent Flags" control.
Reverse Indicates if the most protection operation Operator Close.

Protection Flag- recent protection was caused by a At the time of the

NPS operation was caused by reverse NPS next protection
Overcurrent an NPS Overcurrent Overcurrent trip the flags are
Protection Trip. Protection Trip. 'refreshed'. Old
flags are cleared
and the cause of
131 the 'most recent' 41-00.00
protection
operation set.
Protection turned
OFF.
most recent Trip Flags

are cleared by one of
the following actions:-
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents" control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Operator Close.
The most recent Protection turned
Most Recent
Reverse Trip was OFF.
132 Reverse Trip 41-00.00
caused by aNPS Start of a new
NPS
overcurrent fault. sequence.
At the time of the
next trip the flags
are 'refreshed'.
Old flags are
cleared and the
cause of the 'most
recent' trip set.
Controller reset

Reverse NPS Reverse NPS cleared by one of the
following actions:-
1 Protection Trip 1
"Reset Fault
Reverse NPS Reverse NPS Flags and
134 Overcurrent Trip Overcurrent Currents" control. 41-00.00
2 Protection Trip 2 "Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Reverse NPS Reverse NPS Operator Close.
135 Overcurrent Trip Overcurrent Protection turned 41-00.00
3 Protection Trip 3 OFF.
Start of a new
sequence.
Reverse NPS Reverse NPS
Controller reset
4 Protection Trip 4
Most Recent
This flags whether the The most recent
Reverse Trip
most recent reverse trip reverse trip was
137 Phase 41-00.00
was caused by a Phase caused by a Phase These flags are cleared
Overcurrent-
Overcurrent Fault. Overcurrent Fault. by one of the following
Close Reset
actions:
Most Recent This flags whether the The most recent
138 Reverse Trip most recent reverse trip reverse trip was "Reset Fault 41-00.00
Earth/Ground was caused by an caused by an Flags and
Overcurrent- Earth/Ground Earth/Ground Currents" control.

Close Reset Overcurrent Fault. Overcurrent Fault. "Reset Fault

Most Recent This flags whether the The most recent Flags" control.
Reverse Trip most recent reverse trip reverse trip was Any Close action.
139 SEF/SGF was caused by an caused by an Protection turned 41-00.00
Overcurrent- SEF/SGF Overcurrent SEF/SGF OFF.
Close Reset Fault. Overcurrent Fault. Controller
software reset
Most Recent
This flags whether the The most recent (data is volatile).
Reverse Trip
most recent reverse trip reverse trip was
140 NPS 41-00.00
was caused by an NPS caused by an NPS
Overcurrent-
Overcurrent Fault. Overcurrent Fault.
Close Reset
These flags are cleared
by one of the following
actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Indicates that the most Most recent close
Directional Currents" control.
recent close was caused caused by a
141 Protection Auto "Reset Fault 41-00.00
by a directional directional protection
Restore Flags" control.
protection auto restore. auto restore.
Any Close action.
Controller
software reset
(data is volatile).
Cleared by either:
Rev Sequence Reverse Sequence "Reset fault flags 41-04.03

142
Advance 1 Advance 1 and currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Indicates a sequence Any operator
Rev Sequence advance has taken place Reverse Sequence close action.
143 41-04.03
Advance 2 for protection in the Advance 2 Start of a new
reverse direction. sequence.
Controller
software reset
(data is volatile).
Rev Sequence Reverse Sequence Protection turned
144 OFF. 41-04.03
Advance 3 Advance 3
Under Voltage Indicates whether an

An Under Voltage
145 Trip Protection Under Voltage Trip has 42-00.00
Trip has occurred.
Trip occurred.
Over Voltage Indicates whether an
An Over Voltage Trip
146 Trip Protection Over Voltage Trip has 42-00.00
has occurred.
Trip occurred. Cleared by:
Set if the number of
Trips followed by a "Reset Fault flags
Excess Under Close due to Under Excess Under and Currents"
147 Voltage Voltage Protection has Voltage Sequecnes control. 42-00.00
Sequences exceeded the allowed have occurred "Reset Fault
number in the time Flags" control.
allocated Any Operator
Set if the time allocated Close or Operator
Voltage Voltage has failed to Trip. This includes
for a close after a
148 Recovery recover in the remote control 42-00.00
Voltage protection trip
Timeout allocated time commands.
has expired.
Start of a new
Set if the number of sequence.

Trips followed by a
Close due to Over
Excess Over Excess Over Voltage
Voltage Protection has
149 Voltage Sequecnes have 42-00.00
exceeded the allowed
Sequences occurred
number in the time
allocated
Active
Group A
Active
Group B
Active Cleared by one of the
152 Protection following actions 42-00.00
Group C
Active 'Reset Flags and
153 Protection Currents' protocol 42-00.00
Group D command.
Active Any operator
154 Protection close (including 42-00.00
The active protection The active protection
Group E remote
group for the most group for the most
commands).
Active recent protection recent protection
Start of a new
155 Protection sequence. sequence. 42-00.00
sequence. The
Group F time stamp
Active reflects this.
156 Protection Controller 42-00.00
Group G Software Reset
Active (data is volatile).
Group H
Active
Group I
Active
Group J
A Phase
A Phase Overcurrent Cleared by
160 Overcurrent 44-04.25
Fault
Fault Operator trip.
These flags show which
B Phase Any close.
elements were picked up B Phase Overcurrent
161 Overcurrent Reset Flags' 44-04.25
at the time of the most Fault
Fault Protocol
recent fault.
C Phase Command.
C Phase Overcurrent
Fault
Fault
This point is a
combination (OR)
between Phase
Overcurrent Protection
Trip 1, Phase
Phase Phase Overcurrent
163 Overcurrent Protection 44-14.00
Overcurrent Trip Protection Trip
Trip 2, Phase
Trip 3, Phase All flags are cleared
by:
Trip 4.
"Reset fault flags
This point is a and currents"
combination (OR) control.
between Earth/Ground "Reset Fault
Overcurrent Protection Flags" control.
Trip 1, Earth/Ground Earth/Ground Any operator

Overcurrent Protection Overcurrent close action.

Trip 2, Earth/Ground Protection Trip Start of a new
Earth/Ground Overcurrent Protection sequence.
164 44-14.00
Overcurrent Trip Trip 3, Earth/Ground Controller
Overcurrent Protection software reset
Trip 4. (data is volatile).
This point is a Protection turned
combination (OR) OFF.
between SEF/SGF
Trip 1, SEF/SGF Sensitive
SEF/SGF
165 Overcurrent Protection Earth/Ground Fault 44-14.00
Overcurrent Trip
Trip 2, SEF/SGF Protection Trip
Trip 3, SEF/SGF
Trip 4.
Cleared by:
Any close action.

Indicates the controller is "Reset Fault
in lockout, which is Flags" protocol
Protection caused by a protection Controller is in command.
166 44-21.00
Lockout event. Therefore no protection lockout. "Reset Fault
auto-reclosing will take Flags and
place. Currents" protocol
command.
1- Note: The phase designation A, B, C is determined by the user, refer to the Switchgear Details section
and the Switchgear Technical Manual.
A.1.4Distributed Automation Flags

These flags show the status of the operator controls for the Loop Automation and Auto-Changeover options.
Refer to the Distributed Automation section. They are equivalent to the messages displayed on the
controller's Operator Control Panel. These flags are only valid when the Loop Automation or Auto-
Changeover option is enabled for the current configuration and are always '0' otherwise.
Version
Introduced
Loop Automation Loop Automation is Loop Automation is
0 41-00.00
On ON. OFF.
Loop Automation Auto Restore is Auto Restore is
1 41-00.00
Auto Restore On ON. OFF.
The Tie Recloser will
only restore supply
The Tie Recloser is
Loop Automation to its Load side or
configured to
2 Tie Restore the Recloser Type is 41-00.00
restore supply in
Direction not set to 'Tie'.
both directions.
(1)
Loop Automation
Recloser Type is Recloser Type is not
3 Recloser Type 41-00.00
set to 'Feeder'. set to 'Feeder'.
Feeder
Loop Automation
Recloser Type is Recloser Type is not
4 Recloser Type 41-00.00
set to 'MidPoint'. set to 'MidPoint'.
MidPoint
Loop Automation Recloser Type is Recloser Type is not
5 41-00.00
Recloser Type Tie set to 'Tie'. set to 'Tie'.
Normal state,

Cleared on next
Set when Loop
Loop Automation Not suitable for poll internal scan after
8 Automation issues 41-00.00
Trip Request oriented protocols. Set. Point cleared
a Trip Request.
after 1 second.
Normal state,
Set when Loop Cleared on next
Loop Automation Not suitable for poll
9 Automation issues internal scan after 41-00.00
Close Request oriented protocols.
a Close Request. Set. Point cleared
after 1 second.
Auto-Changeover Auto-Changeover is Auto-Changeover Auto-Changeover is
13 44-36.00
Enabled Enabled/Disabled is ENABLED. DISABLED.
Auto-Changeover Auto-Changeover Device Device is the ACO Device is the ACO
15 44-36.00
Rank Rank Master. Slave.
Auto-Changeover Auto-Changeover ACO local device ACO local device is
18 44-36.00
Ready Ready/Not Ready is ready. not ready.
The ACO scheme is
Auto-Changeover Auto-Changeover Scheme The ACO scheme
19 enabled but has not 44-36.00
Running Waiting/Running is running.
started yet.
Auto-Changeover Auto-Changeover Master is supplying Slave is supplying
20 44-36.00
Load Supply Supplying Source the load the load
Auto-Changeover
21 Critical Load Live/Dead Critical load is Live Critical load is Dead 44-36.00
Critical Load Live
ACO
Auto-Changeover Auto-Changeover ACO
communications lost
22 Communications Communications communications 44-36.00
(ping or command
OK Connected/Disconnected OK
failure)
1- Notes
1.The power flow direction (source/load designation) is determined by the user, refer to Recloser and
Controller State Flags section, Power Flow Direction for status, Power Flow Direction for control.
A.1.5Pickup Flags
These flags show the pickup and reset of individual protection elements.
Version
Introduced
A-Phase
0 Overcurrent (1) Pickup. Pickup Reset. 41-00.00
Pickup
B-Phase
Pickup
C-Phase
Pickup
Earth/Ground
3 Overcurrent Pickup. Pickup Reset. 41-00.00
Pickup
SEF/SGF
4 Overcurrent Pickup. Pickup Reset. 41-00.00
Pickup
Under
5 Frequency Pickup. Pickup Reset. 41-00.00
Pickup
Over Frequency
6 Pickup. Pickup Reset. 41-00.00
Pickup
Phase A Pickup Phase A Current has
11 41-00.00
Latched exceeded its threshold Cleared by

setting. "Reset fault

Phase B Current has flags and
Phase B Pickup currents"
12 exceeded its threshold 41-00.00
Latched control.
setting.
"Reset Fault
Phase C Current has
Phase C Pickup Flags"
13 exceeded its threshold 41-00.00
Latched control.
setting.
Next pickup
Earth/Ground Current detected and
Earth/Ground
14 has exceeded its this pickup 41-00.00
Pickup Latched
threshold setting. has cleared.
SEF/SGF Current has Protection
exceeded its SEF/SGF turned OFF.
SEF/SGF Pickup
15 threshold setting but not 41-00.00
Latched
the Earth/Ground
threshold setting.
Cleared by
"Reset fault
Under Measured frequency has flags and
16 Frequency fallen below the low currents" 41-00.00
Pickup latched frequency threshold. control.
"Reset Fault
Flags"
control.
Next pickup
detected and
Measured frequency has this pickup
Over Frequency has cleared. 41-00.00
17 risen above the high
Pickup Latched Protection
frequency threshold.
turned OFF.
Phase A voltage has

fallen below the 'Phase
Loss of Phase A Lost' setting for longer Cleared by
18 indication than the Loss Of Phase 41-00.00
latched time setting (but not if all "Reset fault
three phases are lost in flags and
this time). currents"
Phase B voltage has control.
fallen below the 'Phase "Reset Fault
Loss of Phase B Lost' setting for longer Flags"
19 indication than the Loss Of Phase control. 41-00.00
latched time setting (but not if all Next pickup
three phases are lost in detected and
this time). this pickup
Phase C voltage has has cleared.
fallen below the 'Phase Protection
Loss of Phase C Lost' setting for longer turned OFF.

20 indication than the Loss Of Phase 41-00.00
latched time setting (but not if all
three phases are lost in
this time).
NPS NPS Current has
21 Overcurrent exceeded the NPS Pickup Reset. 41-00.00
Pickup threshold setting.
Cleared by
"Reset fault
flags and
currents"
control.

"Reset Fault
Flags"
control.
Next pickup
NPS Current has detected and
NPS Pickup
22 exceeded the NPS this pickup 41-00.00
Latched
threshold setting. has cleared.
Protection
turned OFF.
This flags whether a

Phase Overcurrent Trip
Accumulated One or more trips were All fault flags are
occured. This flag can
23 Phase caused by Phase cleared by one of 41-00.00
be set at the same time
Overcurrent Trip Overcurrent protection. the following
as other accumulated
flags. actions:
This flags whether an
Earth/Ground "Reset Fault
Accumulated Overcurrent Trip One or more trips were Flags and
24 Earth/Ground occured. This flag can caused by Earth/Ground Currents" 41-00.00
Overcurrent Trip. be set at the same time Overcurrent protection. control.
as other accumulated "Reset Fault
flags. Flags"
control.
This flags whether an Any operator
SEF/SGF Overcurrent One or more trips were close action.
Accumulated
Trip occurred. This flag caused by Sensitive Controller
25 SEF/SGF 41-00.00
can be set at the same Earth/Ground fault software
Overcurrent Trip
time as other protection. reset (data is
accumulated flags. volatile).
This flags whether a Start of a new
Sequence Advance sequence.
Accumulated
ocurred. This flag can One or more sequence
26 Sequence 41-00.00
be set at the same time advances occurred.
Advance.
flags.
The fault flag is
cleared by one of
the following
actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
This flags that a NPS
A NPS fault has been control.
27 NPS Alarm fault has been picked 41-00.00
picked up. "Reset Fault
up.
Flags"
control.
Controller
software
reset (data is
volatile).
All fault flags are

cleared by one of
the following
actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
This flags whether an control.

NPS Overcurrent Trip "Reset Fault

occured. This flag can Flags"
be set at the same time control.
as other accumulated Any operator
flags. close action.
Accumulated One or more trips were Controller
28 NPS caused by NPS software 41-00.00
Overcurrent Trip. Overcurrent protection. reset (data is
volatile).
Start of a new
sequence.
A phase pickup on any

Any Phase phase has been
Whether any phase has All phase pickups
29 Overcurrent detected. 41-00.00
detected overcurrent. have been reset.
Pickup
(2)
The flag is cleared
by one of the
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
This flags that a Loss Of Currents"
Phase condition has A Loss Of Phase control.
Loss Of Phase
30 been detected but Loss condition has been "Reset Fault 41-00.00
Alarm
Of Phase is in the Alarm detected. Flags"
mode. control.
Controller
software
reset (data is
volatile).
Reverse A-
Reverse Pickup
31 Phase (1) Reverse Pickup. 41-00.00
Reset.
Overcurrent
Reverse B-
Reverse Pickup
Reset.
Overcurrent
Reverse C-
Reverse Pickup
Reset.
Overcurrent
Reverse
Earth/Ground Reverse Pickup
34 Reverse Pickup. 41-00.00
Overcurrent Reset.
Pickup
Reverse
SEF/SGF Reverse Pickup
35 Reverse Pickup. 41-00.00
Overcurrent Reset.
Pickup
Reverse Phase Reverse Phase A Current
36 A Pickup has exceeded its Cleared by 41-00.00
Latched threshold setting.
"Reset fault
Reverse Phase Reverse Phase B Current
flags and
37 B Pickup has exceeded its 41-00.00
currents"
Latched threshold setting.
control.
Reverse Phase Reverse Phase C "Reset Fault
38 C Pickup Current has exceeded its Flags" 41-00.00
Latched threshold setting. control.
Reverse Earth/Ground Current Next pickup

Earth/Ground has exceeded its detected and

39 41-00.00
Pickup Latched threshold setting. this pickup
SEF/SGF Current has has cleared.
Reverse exceeded its SEF/SGF Protection
40 SEF/SGF Pickup threshold setting but not turned OFF. 41-00.00

Latched the Earth/Ground
threshold setting.
Reverse NPS Reverse NPS Current
41 Overcurrent has exceeded the NPS Pickup Reset. 41-00.00
Pickup threshold setting.
Cleared by
"Reset fault
flags and
currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Reverse NPS Current Flags"
Reverse NPS
42 has exceeded the NPS control. 41-00.00
Pickup Latched
threshold setting. Next pickup
detected and
this pickup
has cleared.
Protection
turned OFF.
This flags whether a All fault flags are

Reverse Phase cleared by one of
Reverse One or more trips were the following
Overcurrent Trip
Accumulated caused by Reverse actions:
43 occured. This flag can 41-00.00
Phase Phase Overcurrent
Overcurrent Trip protection. "Reset Fault
flags. Flags and

Currents"
control.
Reverse Earth/Ground
Reverse One or more trips were "Reset Fault
Overcurrent Trip
Accumulated caused by Reverse Flags"
44 occured. This flag can 41-00.00
Earth/Ground Earth/Ground control.
Overcurrent Trip. Overcurrent protection. Any operator
close action.
flags.
Controller
This flags whether a software
Reverse SEF/SGF reset (data is
Accumulated One or more trips were
Overcurrent Trip volatile).
Reverse caused by a Reverse
45 occurred. This flag can Start of a new 41-00.00
SEF/SGF Sensitive Earth/Ground
be set at the same time sequence.
Overcurrent Trip fault protection.
flags.
The fault flag is
cleared by one of
the following
actions:
This flags that a reverse "Reset Fault

Reverse NPS A reverse NPS fault has Flags and
46 NPS fault has been 41-00.00
Alarm been picked up. Currents"
picked up.
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags"
control.
Controller
software

reset (data is
volatile).
All fault flags are

cleared by one of
the following
actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
reverse NPS
"Reset Fault
Accumulated Overcurrent Trip One or more trips were
Flags"
47 Reverse NPS occured. This flag can caused by a reverse NPS 41-00.00
control.
Overcurrent Trip. be set at the same time Overcurrent protection.
Any operator
close action.
flags.
Controller
software
reset (data is
volatile).
Start of a new
sequence.
Any Phase
Whether any phase has A phase reverse pickup All phase reverse
Reverse
48 detected reverse on any phase has been pickups have been 41-00.00
Overcurrent
overcurrent. detected. reset.
Pickup
The measured 'Source'
Under Voltage Voltage has fallen
49 Pickup Reset 42-00.00
Pickup below the Under
Voltage trip threshold
The measured 'Source'
Over Voltage Voltage has risen above
50 Pickup Reset 42-00.00
Pickup the Over Voltage trip
threshold
Cleared by
The measured 'Source' "Reset fault

Under Voltage Voltage has fallen flags and
51 Pickup currents" 42-00.00
Pickup Latched below the Under
Voltage trip threshold control.
"Reset Fault
Flags"
control.
Next pickup
detected and
The measured 'Source' this pickup
Over Voltage Voltage has risen above has cleared. 42-00.00
52 Pickup
Pickup Latched the Over Voltage trip Protection
threshold turned OFF.
This alarm is
cleared by one of
the following
actions:
53 SEF/SGF Alarm 44-42.00
This flags that a
SEF/SGF fault has A SEF/SGF fault has Fault is
been picked up and been picked up and removed.
SEF/SGF Alarm definite SEF/SGF Alarm definite Controller

time has expired. time has expired. software

reset (data is
volatile).
1- Note: The phase designation A, B, C is determined by the user, refer to switchgear details section and the
Switchgear Technical Manual.
2- If directional protection is ENABLED then this point only refers to the forward direction.
A.1.6IOEX Inputs
These flags reflect the raw states of the IOEX inputs after a 30ms debounce. These flags will be clear if the
associated IOEX card is not connected.
Version
Introduced
IOEX-A Input Input Not
0 41-00.00
Input 1 Asserted Asserted
1 41-00.00
2 41-00.00
3 41-00.00
4 41-00.00
5 41-00.00
6 41-00.00
7 41-00.00
Input 8 Returned State changes after 30ms Asserted Asserted
IOEX-B debounce. Input Input Not
8 44-28.00
IOEX-B Input Input Not
9 44-28.00
10 44-28.00
11 44-28.00
12 44-28.00
13 44-28.00
14 44-28.00
15 44-28.00
A.1.8Protocol IOEX Control Status

Indicate the status of "Digital Controls:Protocol IOEX Controls" points.
"Protocol IOEX Control Status" points can be selected to stimulate IOEX outputs with the IOEX
configuratioon tool.
Version
Introduced

Protocol
0 IOEX Control 41-00.00
1 State
Protocol
2 State
Protocol
3 State
Protocol
4 State
Protocol
5 State
Protocol
6 State
Protocol
7 State
Protocol
8 State Virtual RTU points that are set/cleared Protocol IOEX Protocol IOEX
directly by there respective "Digital Control 'x' Control 'x' NOT
Protocol Control:Protocol IOEX Controls" point. asserted. asserted.
9 State
Protocol
10 State
Protocol
11 State
Protocol
12 State
Protocol
13 State
Protocol
14 State
Protocol
15 State
Protocol
16 State
Appendix A.2Analog Data

A.2.1Line Currents
Note: These relate to the user designated phases rather than the physical bushings.
Version
Point Name Description Min Max Unit(s) Resolution Deadband
Introduced
0 A-Phase Current 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 41-00.00

1 B-Phase Current 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 41-00.00

The line current flowing
C-Phase through each phase. (1)
2 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 41-00.00
Current
The vector summation of
Earth/Ground
3 the line currents flowing 0 16000 Amps 0.1 5 41-00.00
Current
through the 3 phases.
A-Phase Load
Current Prior to
5 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 41-00.00
most recent
Pickup
The line current flowing
B-Phase Load
through each phase just
Current Prior to
6 prior to the first pickup of 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 41-00.00
most recent
the most recent sequence
Pickup
occurring. (1)
C-Phase Load
Current Prior to
7 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 41-00.00
most recent
Pickup
A-Phase
8 Maximum 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 41-02.35
Demand
The maximum line current
B-Phase
detected on each phase
9 Maximum 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 41-02.35
since the last maximum
Demand
demand reset
C-Phase
10 Maximum 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 41-02.35
Demand
Day of A-Phase The Day of the year of the
11 Maximum maximum line current 0 366 Days 1 1 41-02.35
Demand detected on each phase
Day of B-Phase since the last maximum
12 Maximum demand reset. Does not 0 366 Days 1 1 41-02.35
Demand apply to the points: LGVT,
Day of C-Phase MDI-Today, MDI-Previous
13 Maximum Day, MDI-Previous 7 0 366 Days 1 1 41-02.35
Demand Days.
Minute of A- The minute of the day of
14 Phase Maximum the maximum line current 0 1439 Mins 1 1 41-02.35
Demand detected on each phase
Minute of B- since the last maximum
15 Phase Maximum demand reset. Does not 0 1439 Mins 1 1 41-02.35
Demand apply to the points: LGVT,
Minute of C- MDI-Today, MDI-Previous
16 Phase Maximum Day, MDI-Previous 7 0 1439 Mins 1 1 41-02.35
Demand Days.
Second of A- The Second of the minute
17 Phase Maximum of the maximum line 0 59 Seconds 1 1 41-02.35
Demand current detected on each
Second of B- phase since the last
18 Phase Maximum maximum demand reset. 0 59 Seconds 1 1 41-02.35
Demand Does not apply to the
Second of C- points: LGVT, MDI-Today,
19 Phase Maximum MDI-Previous Day, MDI- 0 59 Seconds 1 1 41-02.35
Demand Previous 7 Days.
Instantaneous 3 The average of the line
20 Phase Current currents flowing through 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 42-00.60
Average the 3 phases. (1)
Last Good Value Trapped.
21 LGVT Reports the last averaged 0 16000 Amps 0.1 1 44-17.00
current before the

measured current fell to

zero.
Maximum Demand
Indicator for the period
22 MDI-Today from last Midnight until the 0 16000 Amps 0.1 1 44-17.00
end of the most recent
average period.
Maximum Demand
MDI-Previous
23 Indicator for the 24 hour 0 16000 Amps 0.1 1 44-17.00
Day
period up to last Midnight.
Maximum Demand
MDI-Previous 7
24 Indicator for the 7 day 0 16000 Amps 0.1 1 44-17.00
Days
period up to last Midnight.
1- Note: The phase designation A, B, C is determined by the user, refer to Switchgear Details section and
the Switchgear Technical Manual.
A.2.2Voltage Measurements
Both Phase/(Earth/Ground) and Phase/Phase voltages are available (three phase switchgear only). Usually
the utility requires only one of these to be sent to the SCADA system.
Voltages are provided for all terminals with voltage measurement. The number of terminals with voltage
measurement varies depending on the model of switchgear, refer to the equipment manual. The phase
designation is assigned by the user. Refer to Switchgear Details section. The table below distinguishes
between the I and X sides of the switchgear, some models refer to the 1 and 2 sides (eg. A1, A2).
Unit Version
Point Name Description Min Max Resolution Deadband
(s) Introduced
Phase to Earth/Ground
Ai Phase to voltage for Phase A on
0 0 30000 Volts 1 100 41-00.00
Earth/Ground Volts the I side of the
switchgear measured.
Bi Phase to voltage for Phase B on
1 0 30000 Volts 1 100 41-00.00
Ci Phase to voltage for Phase C on
2 0 30000 Volts 1 100 41-00.00
Ax Phase to voltage for Phase A on
3 0 30000 Volts 1 100 41-00.00
Earth/Ground Volts the X side of the
Bx Phase to voltage for Phase B on
4 0 30000 Volts 1 100 41-00.00
Cx Phase to voltage for Phase C on
5 0 30000 Volts 1 100 41-00.00
Phase A to Phase B
6 ABi Phase to Phase voltage on the I side of 0 38000 Volts 1 100 41-00.00
the switchgear.
Phase B to Phase C
7 BCi Phase to Phase voltage on the I side of 0 38000 Volts 1 100 41-00.00
the switchgear
8 CAi Phase to Phase Phase C to Phase A 0 38000 Volts 1 100 41-00.00

voltage on the I side of

the switchgear
Phase A to Phase B
9 ABx Phase to Phase voltage on the X side of 0 38000 Volts 1 100 41-00.00
the switchgear. (1)
Phase B to Phase C
10 BCx Phase to Phase voltage on the X side of 0 38000 Volts 1 100 41-00.00
the switchgear. (1)
Phase C to Phase A
11 CAx Phase to Phase voltage on the X side of 0 38000 Volts 1 100 41-00.00
the switchgear. (1)
I Side Voltages-
voltage averave of 3
Phase to
12 phases on the I side of 0 30000 Volts 1 100 41-00.00
Earth/Ground-
the switchgear
Average of 3 phases
measured.
I Side Voltages- Phase to Phase A
13 Phase to Phase- voltage on the X side of 0 38000 Volts 1 100 42-00.60
Average of 3 phases the switchgear. (1)
1- If no Xside CVTs present then value will always be zero.
A.2.3System Power
Unit Version
(s) Introduced
Total Real Power flowing
through the switchgear. This
can be a signed quantity
which indicates direction of
Real power flow, or an unsigned -
0 1900000 kW 1 250 41-00.00
Power-P quantity which is always 1900000
positive regardless of the
direction of the power flow.
This is determined by the
controller configuration.
Apparent
1 Apparent power. 0 1900000 kVA 1 250 41-00.00
Power-S
Total Reactive Power flowing
through the switchgear.
This is a signed quantity if

the operator setting "Power
Measurement" is set to
Reactive -
2 "Signed" 1900000 kVAR 1 250 41-00.00
Power-Q 1900000
The sign is negated if
"Power Measurement" is set
to "Signed" AND "Power
Direction" is set to "Source x
-> Load i".
Power factor. This is
calculated from the Real and
Power Apparent power.
3 0 1 N/A 0.01 0.01 41-00.00
Factor
See Technical Manual for
accuracy specification.
Real Power flowing through

the A phase. This can be a
signed quantity which

indicates direction of power

flow, or an unsigned quantity
A Phase which is always positive
-
4 Real regardless of the direction of 1900000 kW 1 250 41-00.00
1900000
Power-P the power flow. This is
determined by the controller
configuration.
Apparent Power flowing
through the A phase. This is
A Phase
an unsigned quantity which
5 Apparent 0 1900000 kVA 1 250 41-00.00
is always positive
Power-S
irrespective of direction of
power flow.
Reactive Power flowing
through the A phase. This is
A Phase
an unsigned quantity which -
6 Reactive 1900000 kVAR 1 250 41-00.00
is always positive 1900000
Power-Q
power flow.
A Phase Power factor. This
is calculated from the Real
A Phase
and Apparent power.
7 Power 0 1 N/A 0.01 0.01 41-00.00
Factor
the B phase. This can be a
indicates direction of power
B Phase
flow, or an unsigned quantity -
8 Real 1900000 kW 1 250 41-00.00
which is always positive 1900000
Power-P
regardless of the direction of
the power flow. This is
configuration.
through the B phase. This is
B Phase
9 Apparent 0 1900000 kVA 1 250 41-00.00
is always positive
Power-S
power flow.
Total Reactive Power flowing
through the switchgear. This
B Phase
is an unsigned quantity -
10 Reactive 1900000 kVAR 1 250 41-00.00
which is always positive 1900000
Power-Q
power flow.
B Phase Power factor. This
B Phase
and Apparent power.
11 Power 0 1 N/A 0.01 0.01 41-00.00
Factor

the C phase. This can be a
C Phase indicates direction of power
-
12 Real flow, or an unsigned quantity 1900000 1900000 kW 1 250 41-00.00
Power-P which is always positive
regardless of the direction of
the power flow. This is

configuration.
through the C phase. This is
C Phase
13 Apparent 0 1900000 kVA 1 250 41-00.00
is always positive
Power-S
power flow.
Reactive Power flowing
through the C phase. This is
C Phase
an unsigned quantity which -
14 Reactive 1900000 kVAR 1 250 41-00.00
is always positive 1900000
Power-Q
power flow.
C Phase Power factor. This
C Phase
and Apparent power.
15 Power 0 1 N/A 0.01 0.01 41-00.00
Factor
A.2.4SF6 Gas Pressure

Not all models of switchgear have gas pressure measurement.
Point 0 and 1 are the same measurement, just in different units. Normally only one is sent back to the
SCADA system.
The pressure is zeroed if switchgear data is invalid. Refer to Recloser and Controller State Flags section.
Unit Version
(s) Introduced
-
0 Gas Pressure SI 300 kPa 1 5 41-00.00
SF6 gas 100
Gas Pressure pressure.
1 -14 44 PSI 0.1 1 41-00.00
Imperial
A.2.5Protection State
Refer also to Operator/Protection flags for switchgear
Unit Version
(s) Introduced
Value is zero when Cold Load is Idle
or OFF. When Cold Load is not idle
this shows the Operational Cold
0 Cold Load Load Time, i.e. the current time 0 480 Mins 1 1 41-00.00
being used to calculate the
Operational Cold Load Threshold
Multiplier.
0 = Protection Group A
Protection
1 Group in 1 = Protection Group B 0 9 N/A 1 1 41-00.00
service.
n = Other Protection Group
0 = NPS Protection OFF
NPS
2 protection 1 = NPS Protection ON 0 2 N/A 1 1 41-00.00
status
2 = NPS Protection Alarm only
Value is zero when Cold Load is Idle

or OFF. When Cold Load is not idle

this shows the Operational Cold
Reverse Load Time, i.e. the current time
3 0 480 Mins 1 1 41-02.43
Cold Load being used to calculate the
Operational Cold Load Threshold
Multiplier.
0 = Loss of phase OFF
Loss of
4 phase 1 = Loss of phase ON 0 2 N/A 1 1 44-04.20
status
2 = Loss of phase Alarm only
A.2.6Protection Sequence and Trip Data

These analog points record data about a protection sequence including maximum trip currents. They are
derived from the trip current events, as recorded in the event log and give the current for each phase and any
other enabled protecion element currents greater than the "Zero Amps Indicated" threshold.
Other data recorded includes the number of trips in the protection sequence and the Protection Group(s) that
were active at the start of the protection sequence.
Protection Sequence and Trip Data is cleared to zero by the following actions :-
"Reset fault flags and currents" control.

Any Operator Close or Trip action.
Start of a new sequence.
When new values are stored, the event time stamp is the time of the end of the sequence to 10ms
resolution.
Similarly when the values are cleared the event is time tagged to 10ms resolution. Thus the time stamps
correspond to the digital time stamps in Appendix A.1.3.
This data is volatile, and are zeroed on controller software reset.
Version
Introduced
A-Phase
0 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Current Trip-1 A Phase current at trip.
A-Phase Written on a Protection Trip 0 16000
1 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Current Trip-2 after a pickup has occurred.
A-Phase Four values are provided:
2 one for each possible trip in 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Current Trip-3
A-Phase the sequence.(1)
3 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Current Trip-4
B-Phase
4 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Current Trip-1 B Phase current at trip.
B-Phase Written on a Protection Trip 0 16000
5 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Current Trip-2 after a pickup has occurred.
B-Phase Four values are provided:
6 one for each possible trip in 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Current Trip-3
B-Phase the sequence.(1)
7 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Current Trip-4
C-Phase
8 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Current Trip-1
C-Phase C Phase current at trip.
9 Written on a Protection Trip 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Current Trip-2
after a pickup has occurred.
10 C-Phase Four values are provided: 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00

Current Trip-3 one for each possible trip in

C-Phase the sequence.(1)
11 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Current Trip-4
Earth/Ground Earth/Ground current at trip.
12 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Current Trip 1 Written on a Protection Trip
Earth/Ground after a pickup has occurred.
13 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Current Trip 2 This includes SEF/SGF
Earth/Ground Fault currents. Four values
14 are provided: one for each 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Current Trip 3
Earth/Ground possible trip in the
15 sequence.(2) 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Current Trip 4
Active
The protection group that is
16 Protection 0 9 N/A 1 1 41-00.00
being used at present.
Group
The number of trips or
sequence advances that
occurred in the protection
sequence. This number will
Trips In be less than the full
17 0 4 Trips 1 1 41-00.00
Sequence programmed sequence if
the fault was cleared, or if
the sequence was
terminated by high current
lockout.
A-Phase The Current recorded for A
18 Current most Phase at the time of the 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
recent trip most recent trip.(1)
B-Phase The Current recorded for B
C-Phase The Current recorded for C
The Current recorded for
Earth/Ground Earth/Ground at the time
21 Current most the most recent trip. This 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
recent trip includes SEF/SGF Fault
currents.(2)
NPS Current
22 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Trip 1 NPS Trip Current. Written
NPS Current on a Protection Trip after a
23 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Trip 2 pickup has occurred. Four
NPS Current values are provided: one for
24 each possible trip in the 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Trip 3
NPS Current sequence.(2)
25 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Trip 4
NPS Current The NPS Current recorded
26 most recent at the time of the most 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
trip recent trip.(2)
The maximum current value
Maximum A- that was logged for phase A
27 Phase Fault during the most recent 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Current sequence if phase A picked
up. Not reset by a Trip.(1)
Maximum B- that was logged for phase B
28 Phase Fault during the most recent 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Current sequence if phase B picked

that was logged for phase C

Maximum C-
during the most recent
29 Phase Fault 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
sequence if phase C picked
Current
that was logged for
Maximum
Earth/Ground during the
30 Earth/Ground 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
most recent sequence if
Fault Current
phase Earth/Ground picked
up. Not reset by a Trip.
that was logged for NPS
Maximum NPS
31 during the most recent 0 16000 Amps 1 1 41-00.00
Fault Current
sequence if NPS picked up.
Not reset by a Trip.
Active
The reverse directional
Reverse
32 protection group that is 0 9 N/A 1 1 41-00.00
Protection
active.(3)
Group
The number of forward trips
or sequence advances that
Fwd Trips In be less than the full
33 0 4 Trips 1 1 41-04.03
the sequence was
terminated by another
protection element.(3)
The number of reverse trips
or sequence advances that
Rev Trips In be less than the full
34 0 4 Trips 1 1 41-04.03
the sequence was
terminated by another
protection element.(3)
Fault distance from the
Fault Distance 10
35 controller (10 Metres) - Trip -1 30000 1 1 45-06.02
Trip 1 Metres
1
Fault Single phase-ground fault
10
36 Impedance impedance (10 Milliohms) - -1 30000 1 1 45-06.02
Milliohms
Trip 1 Trip 1
Faulted phase(s) - Trip 1
0: No fault
1: A-E
2: B-E
3: C-E
4: A-B
Fault Phase(s) 5: A-C
37 0 11 N/A 1 1 45-06.02
Trip 1 6: B-C
7: A-B-E
8: A-C-E
9: B-C-E
10: A-B-C
11: A-B-C-E
Fault Distance Fault distance from the 10

Trip 2 controller (10 Metres) - Trip Metres

38 -1 30000 1 1 45-06.02
2
10
Milliohms
Trip 2 Trip 2
0: No fault
1: A-E
2: B-E
3: C-E
4: A-B
40 0 11 N/A 1 1 45-06.02
Trip 2 6: B-C
7: A-B-E
8: A-C-E
9: B-C-E
10: A-B-C
11: A-B-C-E

Fault Distance 10
Trip 3 Metres
3
10
Milliohms
Trip 3 Trip 3
0: No fault
1: A-E
2: B-E
3: C-E
4: A-B
43 0 11 N/A 1 1 45-06.02
Trip 3 6: B-C
7: A-B-E
8: A-C-E
9: B-C-E
10: A-B-C
11: A-B-C-E

Fault Distance 10
Trip 4 Metres
4
10
Milliohms
Trip 4 Trip 4
0: No fault
1: A-E
2: B-E
Fault Phase(s) 3: C-E
46 4: A-B 0 11 N/A 1 1 45-06.02
Trip 4
5: A-C
6: B-C
7: A-B-E
8: A-C-E
9: B-C-E
10: A-B-C

11: A-B-C-E
2- Note: Only valid when the respective protection element is 'Enabled' (Earth/Ground, NPS etc) and the
element current was greater than the "Zero Amps Indicated" threshold during the pickup.
3- Note: Only valid when Directional Protection is ENABLED.
A.2.7Switchgear Details
This is switchgear configuration data held in the switchgear memory or Controller.
Version
Introduced
The serial number of
Switch Serial the switchgear.
0 0 2147483647 N/A 1 1 41-00.00
Number Requires full 32 bits
for this to work.
I Contact
1 0 100 % 0.01 1 41-00.00
Life The percentage of
II Contact vacuum interrupter
2 0 100 % 0.01 1 41-00.00
Life life remaining for
III Contact each phase.
3 0 100 % 0.01 1 41-00.00
Life
The count of the
Operations number of closes
4 0 65535 Operations 1 1 41-00.00
Counter performed by the
switchgear.
The low 4 decimal
digits of the serial
Switch Serial
number of the
6 Number [0- 0 9999 N/A 1 1 41-00.00
switchgear. Requires
9999]
16 bits for this to
work.
The high decimal
digits of the serial
Switch Serial
number of the
7 Number 0 65535 N/A 1 1 41-00.00
switchgear. Requires
[10000+]
16 bits for this to
work.
A.2.8Controller Data
Unit Version
(s) Introduced
Battery The controller battery
0 0 32 Volts 0.01 1 41-00.00
Voltage voltage.
ADVC Serial The Controller serial
2 0 2147483647 N/A 1 1 41-00.00
Number number.
The code version is a six-
digit number that has the
Code
3 form yy-xx.xx with the dash 0 100000000 N/A 1 1 41-00.00
Version
and point formatting
removed.
Battery Status 0=Battery
Battery Overvolts, 1=Battery

Status Normal, 2=Battery Low

4 0 3 N/A 1 1 41-00.00
Volts, 3=Battery Off.
The code version is a four-
Code
form xx.xx with the point
5 Version 0 65535 N/A 1 1 41-00.00
formatting removed.
[Minor.Cut]
Combines with high 16 bits
in the form yy-xx.xx.
The code version is a two-
Code
6 Version 0 65535 N/A 1 1 41-00.00
form yy. Combines with low
[Major-]
16 bits in the form yy-xx.xx.
A.2.9Distributed Automation
Refer also to Distributed Automation Flags.
This point is only valid when the loop automation option is enabled for the current configuration and is
otherwise always repeated as zero.
Version
Introduced
This is the Loop Automation
timeout value while counting
LA Remaining down prior to a Trip or Close
0 0 1800 Seconds 1 10 41-00.00
Time action occurring. When no
action is pending the value is
zero.
Auto-Changeover Status.
Auto-
Refer to Auto-Changeover
1 Changeover 0 32767 N/A 1 1 44-36.00
Technical Manual for more
Status
info
Auto-Changeover Algorithm.
Auto-
0: One Way, 1: Make Before
3 Changeover 0 3 N/A 1 1 44-36.00
Break, 2: Break Before
Algorithm
Make, 3: Both Ways.
A.2.10Daily Data
Daily data is updated at midnight, but only when collected over a full 24-hour period.
Unit Version
(s) Introduced
This is the maximum current
Maximum
average of all phases for the
0 Average 0 16000 Amps 0.1 1 41-00.00
previous full day ending at
Current
midnight (2sec filter window).
This is the end time of the
Time of maximum average demand
Maximum current of all relevant phases for
2 0 1439 Mins 1 1 41-00.00
Average the previous full day ending at
Current midnight. The time is in minutes
since midnight.
This is the maximum average
demand current of all relevant
Maximum
phases for the previous full day
Average
3 ending at midnight. Same as 0 16000 Amps 1 10 41-00.00
Demand
'MDI-Previous Day' except that it
Current
is reset on assertion of 'Reset
Maximum Demand Indicators'

The average demand period in

force at the time the "Maximum
Average Average Demand Current" was
4 Demand recorded. Does not apply to the 1 1440 Mins 1 1 41-00.00
Period points: LGVT, MDI-Today, MDI-
Previous Day, MDI-Previous 7
Days.
A.2.11Supply Outage Measurement

The following group has SOM and SAG/SWELL counters and their Durations. These can be cleared by the
following actions:
Their associated reset control.

Controller software reset-if the feature "Non-volatile counters ON" is OFF.
By default "Non-volatile counters ON" is OFF.
Version
Point Name Description Min Max Unit(s)
Introduced
Source The number of supply outages on the source
0 0 2147483647 N/A 41-00.00
Outages terminals.(1) (2)
Source
The total duration of supply outages on the
1 Outages 0 2147483647 Seconds 41-00.00
source terminals, in seconds.(1) (2)
Duration
Load The number of supply outages on the load
2 0 2147483647 N/A 41-00.00
Outages terminals.(1) (2)
Load
The total duration of supply outages on the
3 Outages 0 2147483647 Seconds 41-00.00
load terminals, in seconds.(1) (2)
Duration
The count of the number of voltage Sags
4 Sag Count recorded since the last reset. A reset is done 0 2147483647 N/A 42-00.00
from the OCP or WSOS only!
The count of the number of voltage Swells
5 Swell Count recorded since the last reset. A reset is done 0 2147483647 N/A 42-00.00
from the OCP or WSOS only!
The accumulated time of all Sags since the
6 Sag Duration last reset. A reset is done from the OCP or 0 2147483647 Seconds 42-00.00
WSOS only.
The accumulated time of all Swells since the
Swell
7 last reset. A reset is done from the OCP or 0 2147483647 Seconds 42-00.00
Duration
WSOS only.
1- Power flow direction (source/load designation) is determined by the user. Refer to Recloser and
Controller State Flags section, Power Flow Direction for status and section B, Power Flow Direction for
control.
2- Data active only when Power Quality option Supply Outage Measurement is Available and ON.
A.2.12Frequency Measurement
Unit Version
(s) Introduced
The measured Frequency. Returns
0 Frequency 0 65 Hz 0.1 1 41-00.00
a value of 0 for unavailable
A.2.15Sequence Components

Zero, Positive and Negative Phase Sequence currents and voltages, valid when controller is configured
"Sequence Componets Available.
Unit Version
(s) Introduced
ZPS The zero phase sequence
0 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 41-00.00
Current current.
PPS The positive phase sequence
1 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 41-00.00
Current current.
NPS The negative phase
2 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 41-00.00
Current sequence current.
ZPS The zero phase sequence
3 0 30000 Volts 1 10 41-00.00
Voltage voltage.
PPS The positive phase sequence
4 0 30000 Volts 1 10 41-00.00
Voltage voltage.
NPS The negative phase
5 0 30000 Volts 1 10 41-00.00
Voltage sequence voltager.
Appendix A.3Accumulator Data

Unit Version
Point Name Description Min Max
(s) Introduced
The accumulated kWH at the most recent freeze
and reset operation. This could be signed or
unsigned depending on controller configuration.
This data by default is volatile, and is zeroed on

controller software reset. This data reset can be
KWh avoided by turning on the feature "Counters Non-
0 0 2147483647 KWh 41-00.00
Cumulative Volatile ON".
If more than one protocol is running

simultaneously in the controller, this data is
replicated between the protocols so each master
station can clear its data independently from the
others.
The accumulated kWH in the forward direction
(ie Source to Load) at the most recent freeze and
reset operation.
This data by default is volatile, and is zeroed on

controller software reset. This data reset can be
KWh
avoided by turning on the feature "Counters Non-
1 Cumulative 0 2147483647 KWh 41-00.00
Volatile ON".
Forward
others.
The accumulated kWH in the reverse direction

(ie Load to Source) at the most recent freeze and
reset operation.
KWh
2 Cumulative This data by default is volatile, and is zeroed on 0 2147483647 KWh 41-00.00
Reverse controller software reset. This data reset can be
avoided by turning on the feature "Counters Non-
Volatile ON".


others.
A.3.1Trip Counters
These counters do not increment when switchgear is an LBS. These counters are cleared by the following:

"Reset Fault Flags" control.
Protection turned OFF.
When the counters reach their max value, the next count will cause one of two actions; if the feature
"Counters Rollover ON" has been selected, then the counters rollover to one (1), else they 'stick' at the 'Max'
value, which is the default option.
If a counter does wrap around then it can wrap out of sync with the other counters. Note that combinational
counters may also wrap independantly of what points they are made up of. Counters should be used as
independent values because of this.
Unit Version
(s) Introduced
A Phase O/C Trip The number of trips caused by an A Phase
0 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Counter over current.
B Phase O/C Trip The number of trips caused by a B Phase
1 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
C Phase O/C Trip The number of trips caused by a C Phase
2 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Earth/Ground O/C TripThe number of trips caused by a
3 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Counter Earth/Ground Phase over current.
SEF/SGF O/C Trip The number of trips caused by a SEF/SGF
4 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Counter Phase over current.
Loss Of Phase Trip The number of trips caused by a Loss Of
5 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Counter Phase
The number of trips caused by an Under or
6 FRQ Trip Counter. 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Over Frequency(2)
The number of trips caused by a NPS over
7 NPS O/C Trip Counter 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
current.
The number of trips caused by an External
8 Ext Trip Counter input (either a FTI or an IOEX Protection 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Input).
A Phase O/C Reverse The number of reverse trips caused by an A
9 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Trip Counter Phase over current.
B Phase O/C Reverse The number of reverse trips caused by a B
10 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
C Phase O/C Reverse The number of reverse trips caused by a C
11 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Earth/Ground O/C The number of reverse trips caused by a
12 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Reverse Trip Counter Earth/Ground Phase over current.
SEF/SGF O/C Reverse The number of reverse trips caused by a
13 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Trip Counter SEF/SGF Phase over current.
NPS O/C Reverse Trip The number of trips caused by a reverse
14 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Counter NPS over current.

Under Voltage Trip The count of the number of trips caused by

15 0 99 N/A 42-00.00
Counter Under Voltage since the last reset.
Over Voltage Trip The count of the number of trips caused by
16 0 99 N/A 42-00.00
Counter Over Voltage since the last reset.
The number of (forward) trips caused by a
17 Phase O/C Trip Counter 0 99 N/A 44-36.76
Phase over current.
Phase O/C Reverse The number of reverse trips caused by an
18 0 99 N/A 44-36.76
Phase O/C Both Dir Trip The number of forward and reverse trips
19 0 99 N/A 44-36.76
Counter caused by an Phase over current.
The number of forward and reverse trips
Earth/Ground O/C Both
20 caused by a Earth/Ground Phase over 0 99 N/A 44-36.76
Dir Trip Counter
current.
SEF/SGF O/C Both Dir The number of forward and reverse trips
21 0 99 N/A 44-36.76
Counter caused by a SEF/SGF Phase over current.
NPS O/C Both Dir The number of forward and reverse trips
22 0 99 N/A 44-36.76
Counter caused by a NPS over current.
Under and Over Voltage The count of the number of trips caused by
23 0 99 N/A 44-36.76
Trip Counter Under and Over Voltage since the last reset.
A.3.2Pickup Counters
These counters are for ACR and LBS. They are cleared by the following:

Protection/Detection turned OFF.
Unit Version
(s) Introduced
A Phase O/C The number of Pickups caused by an A Phase over
0 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Pickup Counter current.
B Phase O/C The number of Pickups caused by a B Phase over
1 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
C Phase O/C The number of Pickups caused by a C Phase over
2 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Earth/Ground O/C The number of Pickups caused by an Earth/Ground
3 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Pickup Counter Phase over current.
SEF/SGF O/C The number of Pickups caused by a SEF/SGF Phase
4 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Pickup Counter over current.
The number of Loss Of Phase Indications. (this is
Loss Of Phase
5 used to check for Loss Of Phase conditions when 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Indication Counter
protection is OFF)
6 FRQ Pickup The number of pickups caused by an Under or Over 0 99 N/A 41-00.00

Counter. Frequency.(1)
The number of Pickups caused by a (Fwd) phase
Phase overcurrent. NOTE: Two or more phases picked up at
7 Overcurrent the same time count as one phase overcurrent pickup. 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Pickup Counter This means the sum of the individual A/B/C phase
pickup counters may be greater than this counter.
NPS O/C Pickup The number of Pickups caused by a NPS over
8 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Counter current.
A Phase Reverse
The number of Pickups caused by an A Phase
9 O/C Pickup 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
reverse over current.
Counter
B Phase Reverse
The number of Pickups caused by a B Phase reverse
10 O/C Pickup 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
over current.
Counter
C Phase Reverse
The number of Pickups caused by a C Phase reverse
11 O/C Pickup 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
over current.
Counter
Earth/Ground
The number of Pickups caused by an Earth/Ground
12 Reverse O/C 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Pickup Counter
SEF/SGF
The number of Pickups caused by a SEF/SGF
13 Reverse O/C 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Pickup Counter
The number of Pickups caused by a reverse phase
Reverse Phase overcurrent. NOTE: Two or more phases picked up at
14 Overcurrent the same time count as one phase overcurrent pickup. 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Pickup Counter This means the sum of the individual A/B/C phase
pickup counters may be greater than this counter.
Reverse NPS O/C The number of Pickups caused by a reverse NPS
15 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Pickup Counter over current.
Under Voltage The count of the number of Pickups caused by Under
16 0 99 N/A 42-00.00
Pickup Counter Voltage since the last reset.
Over Voltage The count of the number of Pickups caused by Over
17 0 99 N/A 42-00.00
Pickup Counter Voltage since the last reset.
The sum of all Pickups caused by all (Fwd) phase
Sum All Phase overcurrent. NOTE: Two or more phases picked up at
18 O/C Pickup the same time count as multiple phase overcurrent 0 99 N/A 44-36.76
Counter pickups. This means the sum of the individual A/B/C
phase pickup counters equals this counter.
The sum of all Pickups caused by all reverse phase
Sum All Rev overcurrent. NOTE: Two or more phases picked up at
19 Phase O/C the same time count as multiple phase overcurrent 0 99 N/A 44-36.76
Pickup Counter pickups. This means the sum of the individual A/B/C
phase pickup counters equals this counter.
The number of Pickups caused by forward and
reverse phase overcurrent. NOTE: Two or more
Phase O/C Both
phases picked up at the same time count as one
20 Dir Pickup 0 99 N/A 44-36.76
phase overcurrent pickup. This means the sum of the
Counter
individual A/B/C phase pickup counters may be
greater than this counter.
Earth/Ground O/C
The number of Pickups caused by an Earth/Ground
21 Both Dir Pickup 0 99 N/A 44-36.76
forward and reverse over current.
Counter
SEF/SGF O/C
The number of Pickups caused by a SEF/SGF
22 Both Dir Pickup 0 99 N/A 44-36.76
forward and reverse over current.
Counter
NPS O/C Both Dir The number of Pickups caused by a forward and
23 0 99 N/A 44-36.76
Pickup Counter reverse NPS over current.
Under and Over The count of the number of Pickups caused by Under
24 0 99 N/A 44-36.76
Voltage Pickup Voltage since the last reset.

Counter
A.3.3Fault Counters
These counters are only valid when the connected switchgear is operated in LBS mode. They are cleared by
the following:

Unit Version
(s) Introduced
A Phase O/C The number of Faults caused by an A Phase over
0 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Fault Counter current.
B Phase O/C The number of Faults caused by a B Phase over
1 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
C Phase O/C The number of Faults caused by a C Phase over
2 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Earth/Ground O/C The number of Faults caused by a Earth/Ground
3 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Fault Counter Phase over current.
SEF/SGF O/C The number of Faults caused by a SEF/SGF Phase
4 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Fault Counter over current.
The number of Faults caused by any Phase over
Phase O/C Fault current. NOTE: if two or more phase faults occur at
5 0 99 N/A 41-00.00
Counter the same time, only the first phase fault will cause a
count.
NPS O/C Fault The number of Faults caused by a NPS Phase over
7 0 99 N/A 43-00.00
Counter current.
Appendix A.5LBS Points Data

A.5.1Operator/Detection Flags for LBS
These flags show the status of the operator controls and the state of some of the protection, refer to the
Detection State section. They are equivalent to the indications available on the Operator Control Panel on
the controller. These flags are undefined on an ACR, see Operator/Protection Flags for ACR for the
equivalent ACR flags.
It may seem strange that points that do similar things on an ACR and LBS have been mapped twice.
However, experience has shown that the small differences in behaviour of the points have caused much
confusion both in the code and scada system in previous products. The cost to both the customer and
supplier is more than to maintain the points separately.
Version
Introduced
Detection

0 Enabled Detection ON Detection OFF 43-00.12

Earth/Ground
Earth/Ground Detection
1 Detection Earth/Ground Detection ON 43-00.12
OFF
Enabled
SEF/SGF
2 Detection SEF/SGF Detection ON SEF/SGF Detection OFF 43-00.12
Enabled
Sectionaliser Sectionaliser OFF (Load
3 Sectionaliser Auto 43-00.12
Auto Break Switch)
Cold load pickup is in Auto.
Cold Load pickup is
This means that the cold load OFF.
function is functioning and
4 Cold Load Auto 43-00.12
may, or may not, be affecting This means that the cold
the threshold multiplier. This is load function is
indicated by the Cold Load not completely disabled.
Idle flag below.
Cold load is NOT Idle.
Cold Load is Idle or OFF.
This means that the
Cold Load see also threshold multiplier is
5 This means the threshold 43-00.12
Active A.2.5 being raised by the cold
multiplier is not being affected
load pickup function in
by the cold load function.
order to pick up cold
load.
Live Load
6 Live Load Blocking ON Live Load Blocking OFF 43-00.12
Blocking
Automatic
Detection Automatic Detection Group Automatic Detection
7 43-00.12
Group Selection is ON Group Selection is OFF
Selection.
Detection Detection group A is not
8 Detection group A is active 43-00.12
Group A Active active
Detection Detection group B is not
9 Detection group B is active 43-00.12
Group B Active active
Detection Detection group C is not
10 Detection group C is active 43-00.12
Group C Active active
Detection Detection group D is not
11 Detection group D is active 43-00.12
Group D Active active
Detection Detection group E is not
12 Detection group E is active 43-00.12
Group E Active active
Detection Detection group F is not
13 Detection group F is active 43-00.12
Group F Active active
Detection Detection group G is not
14 Detection group G is active 43-00.12
Group G Active active
Detection Detection group H is not
15 Detection group H is active 43-00.12
Group H Active active
Detection Detection group I is not
16 Detection group I is active 43-00.12
Group I Active active
Detection Detection group J is not
17 Detection group J is active 43-00.12
Group J Active active
Cold Load has not
Cold load is at the maximum
20 Cold Load Max reached the maximum 43-00.31
time and multiplier.
time.
Fault Locator Fault Locator
21 Fault Locator On Fault Locator Off 45-06.02
On/Off On/Off
A.5.2Detection Flags LBS

This group of points indicates what happened in the most recent fault detection. Unlike the ACR, these flags
don't attempt to reconstruct a fault sequence. The flags are not cumulative, they are cleared as each new
fault is detected. For example, if there is an earth fault followed by a phase fault, the earth fault flag will be
cleared when the phase fault flag is set.
In addition analogue data is available which shows the fault currents refer to Protection Sequence and Trip
Data Section A.2.6.
Most of these flags are cleared either by protocol command or when the switchgear is tripped/closed by the
operator or when a new fault is detected.
This data is volatile, i.e. it is zeroed on controller software reset.
If more than one protocol is running simultaneously in the controller, this data is replicated between the
This table is not valid for ACR, see 1 for ACR equivalent.
Version
Introduced
This shows that a
Start of sequence. A SectionaliserTrip
Sequence in protection sequence
0 detection trip or sequence 43-00.12
Progress has started and not
advance has occurred. Sequence Reset
yet completed.
A Phase
1 Overcurrent A Phase Overcurrent Fault 43-00.12
Fault
B Phase Cleared by
2 Overcurrent B Phase Overcurrent Fault 43-00.12
Fault These flags show Operator trip.
C Phase which elements were Any close.
3 Overcurrent picked up at the time C Phase Overcurrent Fault Reset Flags' 43-00.12
Fault of the most recent Protocol
Earth/Ground fault. Command.
Earth/Ground Overcurrent
Fault
Fault
SEF/SGF
SEF/SGF Overcurrent
Fault
Fault
Cleared by
Operator trip.
Any close.
Sequence
Supply
6 Supply Interrupt. Supply Interrupt Reset. 43-00.12
Interrupt
'Reset Flags'
Protocol
Command.
Cleared by
Operator trip.
Any close.
Sectionaliser
7 Sectionaliser Trip. Sectionaliser Trip 'Reset Flags' 43-00.12
Trip
Protocol
Command.
The most recent trip was

caused by any a
combination of an OCPM Cleared by any close

Operator Trip OR an IOEX action.

8 Operator Trip Operator Trip OR a 43-00.12
Protocol Trip.
The most recent
Set if the most recent close following actions
close was caused by
15 Operator Close caused by local or remote 43-00.12
a local or remote
panel close request 'Reset Flags
panel close request
and Currents'
protocol
The most recent Set if the most recent close
command.
16 IOEX Close close was caused by was caused by an IOEX 43-00.12
Controller
an IOEX close input. close input.
Software Reset
(data is volatile).
The most recent At the time of
Set if the most recent close
close caused by a the next Close.
17 Protocol Close caused by a protocol close 43-00.12
protocol close
request.
request.
Set if any of the following
caused the most recent Cleared by one of the
close following actions
CCEM external button 'Reset Flags

on N-Series. and Currents'
The most recent Mechanical action. protocol
close caused by an The switchgear command.
19 External Close 43-00.12
action external to the detected as closed Controller
Controller without a close Software Reset
request. (data is volatile).
Electrical action (only At the time of
available on the the next Close.
Advanced controller).

following actions
'Reset Flags
and Currents'
protocol
Set if the most recent close
Live Load command
20 request was blocked due to 43-00.12
Block Occurred Controller
a Live Load condition
Software Reset
(data is volatile)
At the time of
the next Close
A Phase OC
Overcurrent Fault on Phase
22 Fault Non- 43-00.12
A
Latching
B Phase OC
23 Fault Non- Cleared by 43-00.12
B
Latching
C Phase OC These flags show Operator trip.
24 Fault Non- which elements have Any close. 43-00.12
C
Latching a fault. Reset Flags'
Earth/Ground Protocol
Overcurrent Fault on Command.
25 OC Fault Non- 43-00.12
Earth/Ground Fault current
Latching
SEF/SGF OC going below the

Overcurrent Fault on pickup threshold 43-00.12
26 Fault Non-
SEF/SGF for the fault
Latching
reset time.

Phase OC
Overcurrent Fault on A, B
27 Fault Non- 43-00.12
or C Phase
Latching
NPS Fault
28 Overcurrent Fault on NPS 43-00.22
Non-Latching
Cleared by
These flags show Operator trip.

NPS which elements were Any close.
29 Overcurrent picked up at the time NPS Overcurrent Fault Reset Flags' 43-00.22
Fault of the most recent Protocol
fault. Command.
The fault flag is

following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
This flags that a NPS Currents"
A NPS fault has been
30 NPS Alarm fault has been control. 43-00.31
picked up.
picked up. "Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
software reset
(data is volatile).
This point is a The most recent trip was

combination (OR) caused by any a
between Operator combination of Operator
Combined Cleared by any close
31 Trip, OCPM Trip OR an OCPM 44-14.00
Operator Trip action.
Operator Trip, IOEX Operator Trip OR an IOEX
Operator Trip, Operator Trip OR a
Protocol Trip. Protocol Trip.
1- The phase designation A, B, C is determined by the user, refer to Switchgear Details section and the
2- Supply Reset is a LBS feature that is not currently available. It allows the fault flags to be reset when
normal current is restored.
Appendix A.6LBS Analog Data

It may seem strange that points that do similar things on an ACR and LBS have been mapped twice.
However, experience has shown that the small differences in behaviour of the points have caused much
confusion both in the code and scada system in previous products. The cost to both the customer and
supplier is more than to maintain the points separately.
A.6.1Detection State
Refer also to Operator/Protection Flags for LBS section.
Unit Version
(s) Introduced
Value is zero when Cold Load is
Idle or OFF. When Cold Load is not
idle this shows the operational cold
0 Cold Load 0 480 Mins 1 1 43-00.00
load time, i.e. the current time being
used to calculate the operational
cold load threshold multiplier.

Detection
0 = Detection Group A 1 =
Group
1 Detection Group B n = Other 0 9 N/A 1 1 43-00.00
currently
Detection Group
selected
0 = NPS Detection OFF
NPS
2 detection 1 = NPS Detection ON 0 2 N/A 1 1 43-00.31
status
2 = NPS Detection Alarm only
A.6.2Fault Detection Data

These analogue points record data about detected faults, including maximum fault currents. These are
derived from the Max Current events, which are recorded in the event log and record the current for each
phase and for earth/ground.
For any one fault more than one fault current can be set. For example a Phase/Phase fault might set an A-
Phase current and a B-Phase current.
Other data recorded includes the supply interrupt count and the Detection Group that was active at the start
of the fault detection sequence.
Fault Detection Data is cleared to zero by the following actions:-
"Reset Fault Flags and Currents" remote control command defined below.
Any Operator Close or Trip action.
New fault detected.
The time stamps correspond to the digital time stamps in Detection Flags LBS section.
This data is volatile, and are zeroed on controller software reset.
If more than one protocol is running simultaneously in the controller, this data is replicated between the
Version
Introduced
The number of the
Active Detection Detection Group which
0 0 9 N/A 1 1 43-00.00
Group was active at the start of
the sequence.
Supply Interrupt The number of Supply
1 0 10 N/A 1 1 43-00.00
Count Interrupts Counted.
Most Recent A- Written on a Max Current
2 0 16000 Amps 1 1 43-00.00
Phase Fault event for A Phase(1)
Most Recent B- Written on a Max Current
3 0 16000 Amps 1 1 43-00.00
Phase Fault event for B Phase(1)
Most Recent C- Written on a Max Current
4 0 16000 Amps 1 1 43-00.00
Phase Fault event for C Phase(1)
Earth/Ground Fault
Most Recent
Current-Written on an E-
5 Earth/Ground 0 16000 Amps 1 1 43-00.00
Max event. This includes
Fault
SEF/SGF Fault currents.
NPS Fault Current-
Most Recent
6 Written on an E-Max 0 16000 Amps 1 1 43-00.22
NPS Fault
event.
Fault Distance 10
7 controller (10 Metres) - -1 30000 1 1 45-06.02
Trip 1 Metres
Trip 1


10
8 Impedance Trip impedance (10 Milliohms) -1 30000 1 1 45-06.02
Milliohms
1 - Trip 1
0: No fault
1: A-E
2: B-E
3: C-E
4: A-B
9 0 11 N/A 1 1 45-06.02
Trip 1 6: B-C
7: A-B-E
8: A-C-E
9: B-C-E
10: A-B-C
11: A-B-C-E

Fault Distance 10
Trip 2 Metres
Trip 2
10
Milliohms
2 - Trip 2
0: No fault
1: A-E
2: B-E
3: C-E
4: A-B
12 0 11 N/A 1 1 45-06.02
Trip 2 6: B-C
7: A-B-E
8: A-C-E
9: B-C-E
10: A-B-C
11: A-B-C-E

Fault Distance 10
Trip 3 Metres
Trip 3
10
Milliohms
3 - Trip 3
0: No fault
1: A-E
2: B-E
Fault Phase(s) 3: C-E
15 0 11 N/A 1 1 45-06.02
Trip 3 4: A-B
5: A-C
6: B-C
7: A-B-E
8: A-C-E
9: B-C-E
10: A-B-C
11: A-B-C-E


Fault Distance 10
Trip 4 Metres
Trip 4
10
Milliohms
4 - Trip 4
0: No fault
1: A-E
2: B-E
3: C-E
4: A-B
18 0 11 N/A 1 1 45-06.02
Trip 4 6: B-C
7: A-B-E
8: A-C-E
9: B-C-E
10: A-B-C
11: A-B-C-E
1- The phase designation A, B, C is determined by the user, refer to Switchgear Details section and the
Appendix A.7Protocol-Specific Data

Points in these sub-appendices apply to specific protocol handlers.
A.7.1Protocol-Specific Digital status points.

These digital points are specific to protocols. They will not function if the protocol concerned is not running.
Version
Introduced
The alarm is ON. The The alarm is OFF. No
Phase current high current on at least one phase currents have
DNP3 Alarm-
alarm, for DNP3 phase has risen above reached the high
1 Phase Current 44-31.00
only (this point is the high threshold and threshold yet, or they
High.
obsolete). has not been below the have gone below the
90% threshold since. 90% threshold since.
The phase current current on at least one phase currents have
DNP3 Alarm-
low alarm, for phase has gone below gone below the low
2 Phase Current 44-31.00
DNP3 only (this the low threshold and threshold yet, or they
Low.
point is obsolete). has not risen above the have risen above the
The phase voltage voltage on at least one phase voltages have
DNP3 Alarm-
high alarm, for phase has risen above reached the high
3 Phase Voltage 44-31.00
DNP3 only (this the high threshold and threshold yet, or they
High.
point is obsolete). has not been below the have gone below the
Phase voltage low voltage on at least one phase voltages have
DNP3 Alarm-
alarm, for DNP3 phase has gone below gone below the low
4 Phase Voltage 44-31.00
only (this point is the low threshold and threshold yet, or they
Low.
obsolete). has not risen above the have risen above the

The alarm is ON. The The alarm is OFF. The

Earth/Ground Earth/Ground current has Earth/Ground current
DNP3 Alarm-
Current high alarm, risen above the high has not reached the high
5 Earth/Ground 44-31.00
for DNP3 only (this threshold and has not threshold yet, or it has
Current High.
point is obsolete). gone below the 90% gone below the 90%
threshold. threshold.
Earth/Ground Earth/Ground current has Earth/Ground current
DNP3 Alarm-
current low alarm, gone below the low has not gone below the
6 Earth/Ground 44-31.00
for DNP3 only (this threshold and has not low threshold yet, or it
Current Low.
point is obsolete). risen above the 10% has risen above the 10%
threshold since. threshold since.
Power high alarm, power has risen above power has not reached
DNP3 Alarm-
7 for DNP3 only (this the high threshold and the high threshold yet, or 44-31.00
Power High.
point is obsolete). has not gone below the it has gone below the
The alarm is OFF. The
The alarm is ON. The
power has not gone
Power low alarm, power has gone below
DNP3 Alarm- below the low threshold
8 for DNP3 only (this the low threshold and 44-31.00
Power Low. yet, or it has risen above
point is obsolete). has not risen above the
the 10% threshold
10% threshold since.
since.
Negative sequence The alarm is ON. The
NPS current has not
DNP3 Alarm- protection high NPS current has risen
reached the high
9 NPS Current alarm, for DNP3 above the high threshold 44-31.00
threshold yet, or it has
High only (this point is and has not gone below
gone below the 90%
obsolete). the 90% threshold.
threshold.
Negative sequence The alarm is ON. The
NPS current has not
DNP3 Alarm- protection low NPS current has gone
gone below the low
10 NPS Current alarm, for DNP3 below the low threshold 44-31.00
threshold yet, or it has
Low only (this point is and has not risen above
risen above the 10%
obsolete). the 10% threshold.
threshold.
A.7.2Protocol-Specific Analog status points.

These analog points are specific to protocols. They will not function if the concerned protocol is not running.
These points are volatile and always reset on a power cycle irrespective of the feature "Counters Non-
Volatile ON".
Unit Version
(s) Introduced
Transmitted frame
0 DNP3 TX Count 0 32768 N/A 41-00.00
count.
Received frame
1 DNP3 RX Count 0 32768 N/A 41-00.00
count.
DNP3 RX Length Received message
2 0 32768 N/A 41-00.00
Error length error.
Received message
3 DNP3 RX CRC Error 0 32768 N/A 41-00.00
CRC error.
DNP3 Master The DNP Master
4 0 65519 N/A 1 1 41-00.00
Address station address.
DNP3 Controller The DNP address of
5 0 65519 N/A 1 1 41-00.00
Address the controller.
DNP3 RX Error Received message
6 0 32768 N/A 41-00.00
Count error count.
7 MITS TX Count MITS Transmitted 0 4095 N/A 42-00.18

frame count.
MITS Received frame
8 MITS RX Count 0 4095 N/A 42-00.18
count.
MITS Received
9 MITS RX CRC Error 0 4095 N/A 42-00.18
message CRC error.
IEC 101/104 TX Transmitted frame
10 0 32768 N/A 42-00.00
Count count.
IEC 101/104 RX Received frame
11 0 32768 N/A 42-00.00
Count count.
IEC 101/104 RX Received message
12 0 32768 N/A 42-00.00
CRC Error CRC error.
IEC 101/104 RX Received message
13 0 32768 N/A 42-00.00
SYNC Error CRC error.
IEC 101/104 RX
Received message
14 Frame Time Out 0 32768 N/A 42-00.00
CRC error.
Error
Transmitted frame
15 MODBUS TX Count 0 99999 N/A 44-14.00
count.
Received frame
16 MODBUS RX Count 0 99999 N/A 44-14.00
count.
MODBUS RX Length Received message
17 0 99999 N/A 44-14.00
Error length error.
MODBUS RX CRC Received message
18 0 99999 N/A 44-14.00
Error CRC error.
A.7.3Protocol-Specific Counter status points.

These analog points are specific to protocols. They will not function if the concerned protocol is not running.
Unit Version
(s) Introduced
Accumulated KWh.
DNP3 KWh
0 0 2147483647 KWh 41-00.00
Cumulative Counter can be read, frozen, frozen
read, and reset.
Accumulated KWh in the forward
direction (ie Source to Load).
DNP3 KWh
1 0 2147483647 KWh 41-00.00
Cumulative Forward
Counter can be read, frozen, frozen
read, and reset.
Accumulated KWh in the reverse
direction (ie Load to Source).
DNP3 KWh
2 0 2147483647 KWh 41-00.00
Cumulative Reverse
Counter can be read, frozen, frozen
read, and reset.
Appendix A.8Custom Data

A.8.1Custom Variables
Unit Version
(s) Introduced
Custom -
0 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 01 2147483648
Custom -
1 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 02 2147483648
2 Custom - 2147483647 1 45-03.00

Variable 03 2147483648
Custom -
3 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 04 2147483648
Custom -
4 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 05 2147483648
Custom -
5 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 06 2147483648
Custom -
6 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 07 2147483648
Custom -
7 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 08 2147483648
Custom -
8 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 09 2147483648
Custom -
9 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 10 2147483648
Custom -
10 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 11 2147483648
Custom -
11 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 12 2147483648
Custom -
12 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 13 2147483648
Custom -
13 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 14 2147483648
Custom -
14 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 15 2147483648
Custom -
15 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 16 2147483648
Custom -
16 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 17 2147483648
Custom -
17 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 18 2147483648
Custom -
18 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 19 2147483648
Custom -
19 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 20 2147483648
Custom -
20 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 21 2147483648
Custom -
21 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 22 2147483648
Custom -
22 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 23 2147483648
Custom -
23 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 24 2147483648
Custom -
24 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 25 2147483648
Custom -
25 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 26 2147483648
Custom -
26 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 27 2147483648
Custom -
27 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 28 2147483648
Custom -
28 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 29 2147483648
Custom -
29 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 30 2147483648
Custom -
30 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Variable 31 2147483648
Custom -

31 Variable 32 2147483648 2147483647 1 45-03.00
A.8.2Custom Counters
Point Name Description Min Max Unit(s) Version Introduced
0 Custom Counter 01 0 2147483647 45-03.00
1 Custom Counter 02 0 2147483647 45-03.00
2 Custom Counter 03 0 2147483647 45-03.00
3 Custom Counter 04 0 2147483647 45-03.00
4 Custom Counter 05 0 2147483647 45-03.00
5 Custom Counter 06 0 2147483647 45-03.00
6 Custom Counter 07 0 2147483647 45-03.00
7 Custom Counter 08 0 2147483647 45-03.00
8 Custom Counter 09 0 2147483647 45-03.00
9 Custom Counter 10 0 2147483647 45-03.00
10 Custom Counter 11 0 2147483647 45-03.00
11 Custom Counter 12 0 2147483647 45-03.00
12 Custom Counter 13 0 2147483647 45-03.00
13 Custom Counter 14 0 2147483647 45-03.00
14 Custom Counter 15 0 2147483647 45-03.00
15 Custom Counter 16 0 2147483647 45-03.00
16 Custom Counter 17 0 2147483647 45-03.00
17 Custom Counter 18 0 2147483647 45-03.00
18 Custom Counter 19 0 2147483647 45-03.00
19 Custom Counter 20 0 2147483647 45-03.00
20 Custom Counter 21 0 2147483647 45-03.00
21 Custom Counter 22 0 2147483647 45-03.00
22 Custom Counter 23 0 2147483647 45-03.00
23 Custom Counter 24 0 2147483647 45-03.00
24 Custom Counter 25 0 2147483647 45-03.00
25 Custom Counter 26 0 2147483647 45-03.00
26 Custom Counter 27 0 2147483647 45-03.00
27 Custom Counter 28 0 2147483647 45-03.00
28 Custom Counter 29 0 2147483647 45-03.00
29 Custom Counter 30 0 2147483647 45-03.00
30 Custom Counter 31 0 2147483647 45-03.00
31 Custom Counter 32 0 2147483647 45-03.00
A.8.3Custom Timers
Unit Version
(s) Introduced
Custom -
0 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 01 2147483648
Custom -
1 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 02 2147483648
Custom -
2 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 03 2147483648
Custom -
3 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 04 2147483648
Custom -
4 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 05 2147483648
Custom -
5 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 06 2147483648

Custom -
6 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 07 2147483648
Custom -
7 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 08 2147483648
Custom -
8 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 09 2147483648
Custom -
9 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 10 2147483648
Custom -
10 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 11 2147483648
Custom -
11 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 12 2147483648
Custom -
12 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 13 2147483648
Custom -
13 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 14 2147483648
Custom -
14 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 15 2147483648
Custom -
15 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 16 2147483648
Custom -
16 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 17 2147483648
Custom -
17 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 18 2147483648
Custom -
18 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 19 2147483648
Custom -
19 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 20 2147483648
Custom -
20 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 21 2147483648
Custom -
21 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 22 2147483648
Custom -
22 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 23 2147483648
Custom -
23 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 24 2147483648
Custom -
24 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 25 2147483648
Custom -
25 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 26 2147483648
Custom -
26 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 27 2147483648
Custom -
27 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 28 2147483648
Custom -
28 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 29 2147483648
Custom -
29 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 30 2147483648
Custom -
30 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 31 2147483648
Custom -
31 2147483647 1 45-03.00
Timer 32 2147483648
A.8.4Custom Digitals
Logic functions can be created for the custom logic points.
Version

Point Name Description Set = '1' Clear = '0' Introduced

Custom Digital Custom Digital 01 is Custom Digital 01 is not
0 45-03.00
01 asserted. asserted.
1 45-03.00
2 45-03.00
3 45-03.00
4 45-03.00
5 45-03.00
6 45-03.00
7 45-03.00
8 45-03.00
9 45-03.00
10 45-03.00
11 45-03.00
12 45-03.00
13 45-03.00
14 45-03.00
15 45-03.00
16 45-03.00
17 45-03.00
18 45-03.00
19 45-03.00
20 45-03.00
21 45-03.00
22 45-03.00
23 45-03.00
24 45-03.00
25 45-03.00
26 45-03.00
27 45-03.00

28 29 asserted. asserted. 45-03.00

29 45-03.00
30 45-03.00
31 45-03.00
32 45-03.00
33 45-03.00
34 45-03.00
35 45-03.00
36 45-03.00
37 45-03.00
38 45-03.00
39 45-03.00
40 45-03.00
41 45-03.00
42 45-03.00
43 45-03.00
44 45-03.00
45 45-03.00
46 45-03.00
47 45-03.00
48 45-03.00
49 45-03.00
50 45-03.00
51 45-03.00
52 45-03.00
53 45-03.00
54 45-03.00
55 45-03.00
56 45-03.00

57 58 asserted. asserted. 45-03.00

58 45-03.00
59 45-03.00
60 45-03.00
61 45-03.00
62 45-03.00
63 45-03.00
Appendix B.1Digital Controls

These controls provide:-
The same controls which an operator can use on the first system status screen of the Operator Control
Panel of the controller
Additional controls specific to the protocol such as "reset fault flags and currents".
Changes to protection are made by selecting a different active Protection Group in the same way an operator
makes changes.
Changes to a selection of protection features are provided for operational purposes. Changes to the main
configuration parameters of the protection are not permitted over the protocol. This is done either at the
control panel itself or by using the WSOS program that is specifically designed for the task.
Version
Introduced
Applies Work Tag.
Removes Work Tag.
Work tag can only
Rejected if:
be applied locally if
controller is in local
Work tag can only be
Applies/Removes mode, or remotely if
0 Work Tag removed locally if 41-00.00
the Work Tag controller is in
controller is in local
remote mode. Work
mode, or remotely if
tag is rejected if
controller is in remote
controller is closed
mode.
and it is not able to
trip.
Earth/Ground
Protection/Detection OFF
Earth/Ground and SEF/SGF
Protection/Detection Protection/Detection
Turn Earth/Ground ON. Rejected if: OFF. Rejected if:
Earth/Ground Fault Fault
1 41-00.00
Protection/Detection Protection/Detection Single phase Earth/ground fault
ON or OFF. measurement. OFF is not allowed.
Single phase
measurement.
SEF/SGF
Protection/Detection
ON and

Earth/Ground
ON. Rejected if:
Turn Sensitive
SEF/SGF
SEF/SGF Earth/Ground SEF/SGF is
2 Protection/Detection 41-00.00
Protection/Detection Protection/Detection not available.
OFF.
ON or OFF. Single phase
measurement.
Auto Reclose ON.

Rejected if:
Turn auto reclose
3 Auto Reclose function ON or Auto Reclose OFF. 41-00.00
Switch is LBS.
OFF.
Close. Rejected if:
Close or Trip
coil is isolated.
Controller
mode is
opposite to
location of
requester (i.e.
local/remote).
SF6 Gas Trip. Rejected if:
Pressure Low
(if applicable) Trip coil is isolated.
AND Gas Low Switchgear Data
Inhibit is ON. Invalid.
Work Tag is ACR AND SF6 gas
applied. pressure is low (if
Switchgear applicable) AND
Data Invalid. Gas Low Inhibit is
Operate the
Mechanically ON.
4 ACR/LBS Control recloser/load break 41-00.00
interlocked (if LBS AND SF6 gas
switch
applicable). pressure is low (if
Live load applicable).
blocking ON Mechanically
AND any load interlocked.
side terminal Trip capacitor is
live. charging or failed.
Trip and/or Hit and Run ON.
Close
capacitors are
charging or
failed.
Generator
Control has
close blocking
ON.
Hit and Run
ON.
Resets all Fault

Currents to zero and
This command
clears all protection
Reset Fault Flags clears all protocol
5 trip or detection fault No action 41-00.00
and Currents fault flags and fault
status flags and
currents.
Settings Changed
flag.

Turn ALL
OFF. Rejected if:
Enable or disable all
Protection/Detection Enable
6 protection/detection 41-00.00
Control Protection/Detection Protection/Detection
functions.
OFF is not allowed.
Changes the
Source/Load
Power Flow
7 designation for the Source X, Load I Source I, Load X 41-00.00
Direction
recloser. See Note
(1).
Sets the operational
cold load time to
either zero or to the
maximum Sets Cold Load
configured value Time to its maximum
(including the value. This means
Sets cold load time to
reverse protection the Cold Load
zero. This means the
group if configured). Threshold Current
Threshold Multiplier will
This affects the will be set to its
not be affected by the
Operational Cold maximum value.
Cold Load function.
Load Threshold Rejected if:
Rejected if:
Multiplier. Rejected
11 Cold Load Idle/Max 41-00.00
if Cold Load is Cold load
Cold load support is
configured to OFF support is
OFF.
in the currently OFF.
Cold load is below
active protection Cold load is
the IDLE threshold.
group. After a new above the
time is set, the Cold IDLE
Load function will threshold.
immediately start to
increment or
decrement the
value depending on
the load current.
High Current
Lockout ON.
Controls the High Rejected if:
High Current High Current Lockout
12 Current Lockout 41-00.00
Lockout OFF.
Function. Switch is LBS.
Loss of Phase
Protection ON. Loss of Phase Protection
Rejected if: OFF. Rejected if:
Switch is LBS. Switch is LBS.

Loss of Phase Depricated from Single phase Single phase
13 41-00.00
Protection 44.04.20 measurement. measurement.
Loss Of Phase Loss Of Phase and
and Loop Auto Loop Auto linked.
linked.
Sequence Control
ON. Rejected if:
14 Sequence Control Sequence Control OFF. 41-00.00
Switch is LBS.
Live Load Blocking

15 Live Load Blocking ON. Live Load Blocking OFF. 41-00.00

Freezes the kWH
Cumulative
kWH Cumulative
accumulator value
Accumulator
16 Freeze/Reset kWH ready for No Action 41-00.00
freeze/reset
transmission and
operation.
resets the running
count back to zero.
Operate the Dummy
17 DCB Control Close. Trip. 41-00.00
Circuit Breaker.
Automatic
Group Selection ON.
Rejected if:
Controls Automatic
APGS/ADGS Automatic Protection
18 Protection/Detection 41-00.00
Control APGS/ADGS Group Selection OFF.
Group Selection.
ON is Not
Allowed.
Loop Automation
ON. Rejected if:
Loop
automation
capability "Not
Available".
Trip coil
isolated.
Close coil
isolated.
Mechanism
fail.
Switchgear
Data Invalid.
Battery Not
Normal.
Capacitor
Loop Automation Controls Loop charge Not
19 Loop Automation OFF. 41-00.00
Control Automation. OK.
SF6 Gas
Pressure Low
(if applicable)
AND Low Gas
Interlock is
ON.
Tripped AND
(Midpoint OR
Feeder).
Closed AND
TIE.
No CVTs on
both sides
AND (TIE OR
Auto Restore
ON).
Supply Outages Supply Outage Supply Outage

20 41-00.00
Control Measurement ON. Measurement OFF.
Resets all Supply
21 Outage accumulator No action 41-00.00
Supply Outages values for the

Reset controller, this is not

protocol specific.
Turn Normal
Turn Normal Frequency
Frequency Close
Close OFF. Rejected if:
ON. Rejected if:
Normal Frequency
22 41-00.00
Close Switch is LBS.
Switch is LBS.
Turn Sectionalising
ON. Rejected if:
Turns Sectionalising
23 Sectionaliser Auto Turn Sectionalising OFF. 41-00.00
ON and OFF. Switch is ACR.
Turn Dead Lockout

ON. Rejected if:
Switch is LBS.
No X side
voltage
Turns Dead Lockout
24 Dead Lockout measurement Turn Dead Lockout OFF. 41-00.00
ON and OFF.
possible and
power flow
direction is X
to I side.
Make Loss Of
Phase/Loop Linked.
Rejected if:
Links and unlinks
Loss Of the Loss Of Phase Make Loss Of
25 Switch is LBS. 41-00.00
Phase/Loop and Loop Auto ON Phase/Loop Unlinked.
Single phase
setting.
measurement.
Under Frequency Under Frequency

Protection Trip ON. Protection Trip OFF.
Enables or disables Rejected if : Rejected if :
Under Frequency
26 Under frequency 41-00.00
Trip Control
Protection Trip. LBS. LBS.
Over Frequency Over Frequency

Protection Trip ON. Protection Trip OFF.
Enables or disables Rejected if: Rejected if:
Over Frequency
27 Over Frequency 41-00.00
Trip Control
Protection Trip LBS. LBS.
Activates Group A
Activates Group A
as
Protection/Detection as
28 protection/detection No action 41-00.00
Group A Active protection/detection
group. Refer Note
group.
2.
Activates Group B
Activates Group B
as
Group B Active protection/detection
group. Refer Note
group.
2.
Activates Group C

as Activates Group C
Protection/Detection protection/detection as
30 No action 41-00.00
Group C Active group. Refer Note protection/detection
2. group.
Activates Group D
Activates Group D
as
Group D Active protection/detection
group. Refer Note
group.
2.
Activates Group E
Activates Group E
as
Group E Active protection/detection
group. Refer Note
group.
2.
Activates Group F
Activates Group F
as
Group F Active protection/detection
group. Refer Note
group.
2.
Activates Group G
Activates Group G
as
Group G Active protection/detection
group. Refer Note
group.
2.
Activates Group H
Activates Group H
as
Group H Active protection/detection
group. Refer Note
group.
2.
Activates Group I as
Activates Group I as
Protection/Detection protection/detection
Group I Active group. Refer Note
group.
2.
Activates Group J
as Activates Group J as
37 protection/detection protection/detection No action 41-00.00
Group J Active
group. Refer Note group.
2.
Enable the ACO
Disable the ACO
Scheme. Rejected
Scheme. Rejected if:
if:
Auto-Changeover Auto-Changeover
51 ACO feature is not 44-36.00
Control Enabled/Disabled. ACO feature is
available.
not available.
Freezes the kWH

kWH Cumulative Cumulative Forward
Forward accumulator value
Freeze/Reset kWH
55 Accumulator ready for No action 41-00.00
Accum Fwd
freeze/reset transmission and
operation. resets the running
count back to zero.
Freezes the kWH
kWH Cumulative Cumulative Reverse
Reverse accumulator value
Freeze/Reset kWH
56 Accumulator ready for No action 41-00.00
Accum Rev
freeze/reset transmission and
operation. resets the running
count back to zero.
Start battery test.
Rejected if:

No auxiliary
supply.
No battery
supply.
In pickup or
Start/Stop Battery protection
60 No action 41-00.00
Test sequence
Within 15mins
of previous test
Clear 'Settings
Clear 'Settings
61 Changed' status No action 41-00.00
Changed'
flag.
Set the Maximum
Demand Indicator
values to the
present phase Set the Maximum
Reset Maximum values. Does not Demand Indicator
74 No action 41-02.35
Demand Indicators apply to the points: values to the present
LGVT, MDI-Today, phase values
MDI-Previous Day,
MDI-Previous 7
Days.
cold load (reverse)
time to either zero Sets Cold Load
or to the maximum (reverse) Time to its
configured value. maximum value. Sets cold load (reverse)
This affects the This means the Cold time to zero. This means
reverse Operational Load Threshold the Threshold Multiplier
Cold Load Current will be set to will not be affected by the
Threshold Multiplier. its maximum value. Cold Load function.
Rejected if Cold Rejected if: Rejected if:
Cold Load Reverse Load is configured
75 41-02.43
Idle/Max to OFF in the Cold load Cold load support is
currently active support is OFF.
protection group. OFF. Cold load time is
After a new time is Cold load time below the IDLE
set, the Cold Load is above the threshold.
function will IDLE
immediately start to threshold.
increment or
decrement the
value depending on
the load current.
cold load time to
either zero or to the
maximum Sets cold load time to
configured value. zero. This means the
This affects the Sets Cold Load Threshold Multiplier will
Operational Cold Time to its maximum not be affected by the
Load Threshold value. This means Cold Load function.
76 Cold Load Off/Max Multiplier. Rejected the Cold Load Rejected if: 41-02.50
if Cold Load is Threshold Current
configured to OFF will be set to its Cold load support is
in the currently maximum value. OFF.

active protection Rejected if:
group. After a new
time is set, the Cold Cold load
Load function will support is
immediately start to OFF.

increment or
decrement the
value depending on
the load current.
cold load (reverse)
time to either zero
or to the maximum
Sets Cold Load
configured value.
(reverse) Time to its
This affects the Sets cold load time
maximum value.
Operational Cold (reverse) to zero. This
This means the Cold
Load Threshold means the Threshold
Load Threshold
Multiplier. Rejected Multiplier will not be
Current will be set to
if Cold Load is affected by the Cold Load
Cold Load Reverse its maximum value.
77 configured to OFF function. Rejected if: 41-02.50
Off/Max Rejected if:
in the currently
active protection Cold load support is
Cold load
group. After a new OFF.
support is
time is set, the Cold
OFF.
Load function will
immediately start to
increment or
decrement the
value depending on
the load current.
Controls the Normal
Normal Voltage Turns Normal Turns Normal Voltage
78 Voltage Close 42-00.00
Close Voltage Close ON Close OFF
setting.
Controls the Under
Turns Under Voltage Turns Under Voltage
79 Under Voltage Trip Voltage Trip 42-00.00
Tripping ON Tripping OFF
setting.
Controls the Over
Turns Over Voltage Turns Over Voltage
80 Over Voltage Trip Voltage Trip 42-00.00
Tripping ON Tripping OFF
setting.
Controls the Sag Turn Sag monitoring Turn Sag monitoring
81 Sag Monitoring 42-00.00
Monitoring setting. ON OFF
Controls the Swell Turn Swell Turn Swell monitoring
82 Swell Monitoring 42-00.00
Monitoring setting. monitoring ON OFF
Performs a reset of
Reset Sag/Swell Resets the Sag and
the Sag and Swell
83 Counters and Swell counters and No action 42-00.00
counters and total
Durations durations
duration
If the controller is If the controller is
operating as an operating as an ACR If the controller is
ACR then turn Auto then turn Auto operating as an ACR then
Reclose function Reclose ON. turn Auto Reclose OFF.
Auto Reclose or ON or OFF. If the
86 44-04.02
Sectionaliser Auto controller is If the controller is If the controller is
operating as a LBS operating as a LBS operating as a LBS then
then turn then turn turn Sectionaliser Auto
Sectionaliser Auto Sectionaliser Auto OFF.
ON or OFF. ON.
Clears all protection
This command trip or detection fault
88 Reset Fault Flags clears protocol fault status flags and No action 44-21.00
flags. Settings Changed
flag.
Turn SEF/SGF
Alarm ON. Rejected
if:
SEF/SGF Alarm Controls the SEF/SGF is Turn SEF/SGF Alarm

Control SEF/SGF Alarm not available. OFF

setting. Switch is LBS.
89 W Series. 44-42.00
Fault Locator Controls the fault Turn the Fault Turn the Fault Locator
90 45-06.02
control locator setting. Locator On. Off.
Appendix B.2Analog Controls
Unit Version
Point Name Description Min Max Resolution
(s) Introduced
1 0 9 N/A 1 41-00.00
Group
0 = NPS
OFF
NPS 1 = NPS
2 Protection/Detection Protection/Detection 0 2 N/A 1 41-00.00
Control ON
2 = NPS
Alarm only
0 = Loss of phase
OFF
Loss of Phase 1 = Loss of phase

4 0 2 N/A 1 44-04.20
Control ON
2 = Loss of phase
Alarm only
Change Custom -
5 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 01 2147483648
Change Custom -
6 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 02 2147483648
Change Custom -
7 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 03 2147483648
Change Custom -
8 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 04 2147483648
Change Custom -
9 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 05 2147483648
Change Custom -
10 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 06 2147483648
Change Custom -
11 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 07 2147483648
Change Custom -
12 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 08 2147483648
Change Custom -
13 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 09 2147483648
Change Custom -
14 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 10 2147483648
Change Custom -
15 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 11 2147483648
Change Custom -
16 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 12 2147483648

Change Custom -
17 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 13 2147483648
Change Custom -
18 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 14 2147483648
Change Custom -
19 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 15 2147483648
Change Custom -
20 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 16 2147483648
Change Custom -
21 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 17 2147483648
Change Custom -
22 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 18 2147483648
Change Custom -
23 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 19 2147483648
Change Custom -
24 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 20 2147483648
Change Custom -
25 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 21 2147483648
Change Custom -
26 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 22 2147483648
Change Custom -
27 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 23 2147483648
Change Custom -
28 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 24 2147483648
Change Custom -
29 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 25 2147483648
Change Custom -
30 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 26 2147483648
Change Custom -
31 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 27 2147483648
Change Custom -
32 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 28 2147483648
Change Custom -
33 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 29 2147483648
Change Custom -
34 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 30 2147483648
Change Custom -
35 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 31 2147483648
Change Custom -
36 2147483647 N/A 1 45-03.00
Variable 32 2147483648
Appendix B.3Protocol IOEX Controls

These controls provide virtual RTU output terminals.
They can be accessed by any point configuration tool eg. Protocols, IOEX.
Version
Introduced
Sets or clears a
Protocol IOEX Sets a configurable Clears a configurable
42 configurable access 41-00.00
Control 1 access point. access point.
point.(1)
Sets or clears a
point.(1)
Sets or clears a
point.(1)

Sets or clears a
point.(1)
Sets or clears a
point.(1)
Sets or clears a
point.(1)
Sets or clears a
point.(1)
Sets or clears a
point.(1)
Sets or clears a
point.(1)
Sets or clears a
point.(1)
Sets or clears a
point.(1)
Sets or clears a
point.(1)
Sets or clears a
point.(1)
Sets or clears a
point.(1)
Sets or clears a
point.(1)
Sets or clears a
point.(1)

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Appendix B.1 Digital Controls

Appendix A.1Digital Data

A.1.1Switchgear and Controller State Flags

This flag indicates the Trip or Close

For any of the following

Battery not normal.

The controller has Low Power Mode.

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The PCOM is not

Auxiliary Status of controller Auxiliary supply

Indicates the controller

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Close Isolate Switch Close Isolate Switch

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attempted but could not Flags" control.

CB-Check, a circuit- Point Cleared by

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left the equipment in normal operating mode.

A.1.2Operator/Protection Flags for ACR

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Dead Lockout Setting

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the Cold Load Reverse function is completely

A.1.3Protection Trip Flags ACR

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A set of flags is available for each trip in a protection sequence.

Note: A sequence starts when there is a protection trip or a sequence advance.

This data is volatile, i.e. it is zeroed on controller software reset.

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Overcurrent Trip Earth/Ground Fault

The High Current

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The most recent trip Cleared by:

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cleared by one of the

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Set if a lockout "Reset Fault

The most recent Trip Trip Flags are cleared

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Cleared by one of the

'Reset Flags and

Cleared by one of the

'Reset Flags and

Cleared by one of the

'Reset Flags and

Cleared by one of the

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Cleared by one of the

Cleared by one of the

'Reset Flags and

Set if any of the

CCEM external Cleared by one of the

Cleared by one of the

'Reset Flags and

Protection Flags are

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Most Recent Trip Flags