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Transformer Monitoring DTA

Configuration Guide
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Configuration Guide GE Energy
Table of Contents
About this Guide ............................................................................................................... 1
Purpose of this Guide.................................................................................................................. 1

Who Should Use this Guide........................................................................................................ 1
Additional Documentation.......................................................................................................... 2
Overview… ........................................................................................................................ 3
Product Perspective..................................................................................................................... 3
1. Configuring Tables ....................................................................................................... 5
1.1 Transformer Monitoring DTA Configuration Tables ..................................................... 5

1.2 Configuration Sequence.................................................................................................. 7
2. Configuring the Main DCA Table (A187_DTA)........................................................ 9
3. Configuring the Transformer Table (A187XFMR)................................................. 11
4. Configuring the Floating Point Mapping Table (A187MTFP)............................... 17
5. Configuring the Model Order Table (A187MDOR)................................................ 19
6. Configuring the Load Current Model Table (A187MD00)..................................... 21
7. Configuring the Cooling System Efficiency Model Table (A187MD01)................ 23
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8. Configuring the Winding Hottest Spot Model Table (A187MD02) ....................... 25
9. Configuring the Insulation Aging Model Table (A187MD03)................................ 27
10. Configuring the Cooling System Control Model Table (A187MD04).................. 29
11. Configuring the Minute-Average Apparent Power (MVA) Model Table (A187MD05)
31
12. Configuring the OLTC Temperature Differential Model Table (A187MD06)... 33
13. Configuring the Moisture Model Table (A187MD07)........................................... 35
14. Configuring the Dynamic Loading Model Table (A187MD08)............................ 37
15. Configuring WIN for the Transformer Monitoring DTA..................................... 43
15.1 System Point Allocation ............................................................................................... 44
A. Error Messages........................................................................................................... 49
A.1 Fatal Error Messages..................................................................................................... 50

A.2 Warning Messages ........................................................................................................ 51
A.3 Information Messages................................................................................................... 51
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List of Figures
Figure 1 System Overview............................................................................................................. 4
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List of Tables
Table 1 Transformer Monitoring DTA Configuration Tables....................................................... 6

Table 2 Main DCA Configuration Table Parameters .................................................................... 9
Table 3 Transformer Configuration Table Parameters ................................................................. 11
Table 4 Floating Point Mapping Table Parameters ..................................................................... 17
Table 5 Model Order Table Parameters....................................................................................... 19
Table 6 Load Current Model Configuration Table Parameters ................................................... 21
Table 7 Cooling System Efficiency Model Configuration Table Parameters ............................. 23
Table 8 Winding Hottest Spot Model Configuration Table Parameters...................................... 25
Table 9 Insulation Aging Model Configuration Table Parameters.............................................. 27
Table 10 Cooling System Control Model Configuration Table Parameters................................ 29
Table 11 MVA Model Configuration Table Parameters ............................................................. 31
Table 12 OLTC Temperature Differential Model Configuration Table Parameters ................... 33
Table 13 Moisture Model Configuration Table Parameters ........................................................ 35
Table 14 Dynamic Loading Model Configuration Table Parameters.......................................... 37
Table 15 Limiting Factor Codes .................................................................................................. 41
Table 16 Table 16 Transformer Monitoring DTA Digital Inputs................................................ 45
Table 17 Table 17 Transformer Monitoring DTA Digital Outputs ............................................. 46
Table 18 Transformer Monitoring DTA Analog Inputs .............................................................. 47
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About this Guide
This guide describes how to configure the Transformer Monitoring Data Translation Application
(DTA).
Purpose of this Guide
This document describes the purpose and use of each of the configuration parameters of the
Transformer Monitoring DTA. This document makes no attempt to explain how the
configuration process operates and is limited to describing the format and content of the DTA
configuration only.
Who Should Use this Guide
This document is intended for use by individuals responsible for the configuration of the
Transformer Monitoring DTA in GE Energy devices. These people should be familiar with the
operation and maintenance of the devices in general, but may not be familiar with the GE Energy
family of products.
Before reading this document, you should have a basic understanding of the GE Energy
hardware environment, the configuration system, and the Transformer Monitoring DTA.
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Additional Documentation
The following supporting texts are available:

• Transformer Monitoring DTA Functional Specification (A187-0FS).
• WIN+ User's Configuration Guide for the CCU (B008-1CG).
• WESMAINT II+ Configuration Guide (B014-1CG).
• Config Pro Configuration System User’s Guide (P012-0UG).
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Overview
Product Perspective
The Transformer Monitoring DTA software is custom software installed in the GE Energy
devices to model the transformer behavior based on various sensor inputs. Figure 1 represents a
complete system overview of how the Transformer Monitoring DTA interfaces with the
WESDAC Interface Node (WIN) in a typical GE Energy device.
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Figure 1 System Overview
HOST
Command WIN Response WIN Response Operator
Protocol Wesmaint
DPA Protocol X Request
X Response DPA WIN Event WIN Event Wesmaint
Display
Display
(VT100)
Host Data
WIN
WIN WESDAC Command
Protocol X WESDAC
Tables
Command Interface Data Update WESDAC
DPA Data Tables
DCA Node WIN
Command
(WIN) Event
Local I/O
DCA Data
XFMR Monitor DTA
Data
DTACA
Data DCA Event DCA Event

Local Request Local I/O XFMR Monitor
Requested DCA DCA WIN DTA
Hardware
Data Response Response
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1. Configuring Tables
The Transformer Monitoring DTA is configured by entering information into a number of

configuration tables, using the Config Pro Configuration System.
1.1 Transformer Monitoring DTA Configuration Tables
Each Transformer Monitoring DTA configuration table follows the naming convention in which
the prefix or first four characters of the table name is an application descriptor. This descriptor is
an identification code chosen to indicate the application with which the table is associated. The
application descriptor for the Transformer Monitoring DTA is A187. The last four characters of
the name indicate the function of the table. Table 1 summarizes the information contained in
each Transformer Monitoring DTA configuration table.
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Table 1 Transformer Monitoring DTA Configuration Tables
Table Name Description
A187_DTA This table always has a single record, which contains global application parameters. The DCA
Index is the only parameter in this table and cannot be modified by the user.
A187XFMR Each record of this table is representative of one transformer and contains data common to all
models.
A187MTFP This table contains analog input floating point mappings and attributes. One record is entered for
each analog input floating point.
A187MDOR This table contains the order number in which the models are executed.
A187MD00 Each record of this table is representative of one transformer and contains data specific to the Load
Current model.
A187MD01 Each record of this table is representative of one transformer and contains data specific to the
Cooling System Efficiency model.
Winding Hottest Spot model.
Insulation Aging model.
Cooling System Control model.
Minute-Average Apparent Power model.
A187MD06 Each record of this table is representative of one transformer and contains data specific to the OLTC
Temperature Differential model.
Moisture model.
A187MD08 Each record of this table is representative of one transformer and contains data specific to the On-
Line Dynamic Loading Model.
NOTE: Every configured transformer has a corresponding record in the Transformer

configuration table (A187XFMR), as well as all model specific configuration tables
(A187MD00 to A187MD08). Record x in each of the configuration tables
A187XFMR, A187MTFP, A187MDOR, A187MD00 to A187MD08, corresponds to
the same transformer.
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1.2 Configuration Sequence
The following is a list of the steps required to configure the Transformer Monitoring DTA:
1. Build the Transformer Monitoring DTA configuration. Using the GE Energy Config Pro
configuration software, prepare the configuration according to the guidelines in this
document and the specific use for which the Transformer Monitoring DTA is required.
2. Build the configuration for the other applications that will run on the product. Prepare them
according to their own configuration guides.
3. Generate the configuration and download it to the RTU using the GE Energy Config Pro
configuration software.
4. Restart the RTU. If the Transformer Monitoring DTA encounters an error during its
initialization, it will log a message to the WESMAINT Error Log, then, depending on the
severity of the error, terminate or continue with its run-time function.
5. Check for error messages. Log into the WESMAINT maintenance interface, select the
System Functions item from the Main menu, and then select the Error Log item from the
System Functions menu. If any error messages are displayed, correct the problem as
described in Appendix A: Error Messages, and repeat steps 2 through 4.
When the Transformer Monitoring DTA has successfully validated all the configuration
parameters, configuration is complete.
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2. Configuring the Main DCA Table

(A187_DTA)
The Main DCA configuration table is used to define global settings for the entire Transformer
Monitoring DTA. The Main DCA configuration table must contain a single record.
Table 2 Main DCA Configuration Table Parameters

Name Range Description
DCA Index Index into the System This parameter indexes the System Point Database table. The indexed System
Point Database Point Database table record contains the System Point counts for this
application. The System Point Database table configuration is described in
Section 15 Configuring WIN for the Transformer Monitoring DTA
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3. Configuring the Transformer Table

(A187XFMR)
The Transformer configuration table contains data common to all models. Each record in the
Transformer table defines the parameters for a single transformer.
Table 3 Transformer Configuration Table Parameters

Transformer Type Single Phase This parameter represents the type of transformer that is used.
Three Phase The default is a Single Phase transformer.
Num Secondary Windings - One Secondary This parameter represents the number of secondary windings within
the transformer.
- Two Secondary
The default is One Secondary winding.
- One Secondary and
One Tertiary
- Two Secondary and
one Tertiary
Winding Calculation Primary This parameter specifies the winding(s) in which the calculations shall
be performed on.
Secondary
The default is the Primary winding.
Primary and Secondary
Calculation Standard IEEE This parameter specifies the Calculation Standard to be used (i.e.,
IEEE or IEC).
IEC
The default is the IEEE standard.
Rated Primary Load Curr -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Rated Load Current on the Primary
winding in Ampere.
Rated Secondary Load Curr -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Rated Load Current on the Secondary or
Secondary 1st winding in Ampere.
Rated Sec. 2nd Load Curr -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Rated Load Current on the Secondary 2nd
or Tertiary winding in Ampere.
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Rated Tertiary Load Curr -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Rated Load Current on the Tertiary
winding in Ampere.
Primary Load Curr PhaseA An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that specifies the Minute-Averaged Load Current, on the Primary
or (Single Phase/Phase A) winding.
Not Used
Primary Load Curr PhaseB An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that specifies the Minute-Averaged Load Current, Primary Phase
or B winding.
Not Used
Primary Load Curr PhaseC An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that specifies the Minute-Averaged Load Current, Primary Phase
or C winding.
Not Used
Sec 1st Load Curr PhaseA An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that specifies the Minute-Averaged Load Current, on the
or Secondary 1st/Secondary (Single Phase/Phase A) winding
Not Used
Sec 1st Load Curr PhaseB An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
or Secondary 1st/Secondary Phase B winding.
Not Used
Sec 1st Load Curr PhaseC An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
or Secondary 1st/Secondary Phase C winding
Not Used
Sec 2nd Load Curr PhaseA An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog
A187MTFP input point that specifies the Minute-Averaged Load Current, on the
or Secondary 2nd/Tertiary winding.
Not Used
Sec 2nd Load Curr PhaseB An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
or Secondary 2nd/Tertiary Phase B winding.
Not Used
Sec 2nd Load Curr PhaseC An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
or Secondary 2nd/Tertiary Phase C winding.
Not Used
Tertiary LoadCurr PhaseA An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that specifies the Minute-Averaged Load Current, on the Tertiary
Not Used
Tertiary LoadCurr PhaseB An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog
A187MTFP input point that specifies the Minute-Averaged Load Current, on the
or Tertiary Phase B winding.
Not Used
Tertiary LoadCurr PhaseC An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that specifies the Minute-Averaged Load Current, on the Tertiary
or Phase C winding.
Not Used
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Load Ratio Prim Phase A An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that specifies the Load Current Ratio on the Primary (Single
or Phase/Phase A) winding.
Not Used
Load Ratio Prim Phase B An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that specifies the Load Current Ratio on the Primary Phase B
or winding.
Not Used
Load Ratio Prim Phase C An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that specifies the Load Current Ratio on the Primary Phase C
or winding.
Not Used
Load Ratio Sec 1 Phase A An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that specifies the Load Current Ratio on the 1st Secondary (Single
Not Used
Load Ratio Sec 1 Phase B An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that specifies the Load Current Ratio on the 1st Secondary Phase
or B winding.
Not Used
Load Ratio Sec 1 Phase C An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that specifies the Load Current Ratio on the 1st Secondary Phase
or C winding.
Not Used
Load Ratio Sec 2 Phase A An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that specifies the Load Current Ratio on the 2nd Secondary
Not Used
Load Ratio Sec 2 Phase B An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that specifies the Load Current Ratio on the 2nd Secondary Phase
or B winding.
Not Used
Load Ratio Sec 2 Phase C An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that specifies the Load Current Ratio on the 2nd Secondary Phase
or C winding.
Not Used
Load Ratio Ter Phase A An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that specifies the Load Current Ratio on the Tertiary (Single
Not Used
Load Ratio Ter Phase B An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that specifies the Load Current Ratio on the Tertiary Phase B
or winding.
Not Used
Load Ratio Ter Phase C An Offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that specifies the Load Current Ratio on the Tertiary Phase C
or winding.
Not Used
Rated Top Oil Temp Rise -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Rated Top Oil Temperature Rise in °C.
The default value is 50.
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Top Oil Hotspot -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Transformer Rated Hot-Spot Temperature
Temp Rise Rise Above Top-Oil.
Rated Load Losses -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Rated Load Losses in kW.
Rated No-Load Losses -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Rated No-Load Losses in kW.
Total loss of rated load -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Total Loss of Rated Load (IEEE).
Oil Time Constant -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Oil Time Constant of the Transformer for
any load in hours (IEC).
Core and Coil Weight -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Core and Coil Weight, which is taken
from the transformer name plate (kg).
Tank/ fittings weight -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Weight of tank and fittings (IEEE). This
information is taken from the transformer name plate.
Volume of Oil -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Volume of Oil (IEEE), which is taken
from the transformer name plate.
Winding Time Constant -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter represents the time it takes the winding temperature rise
over oil temperature to reach 63.2% of the difference between the final
rise and the initial rise during a load change (min).
Winding Exponent -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Winding Exponent of the transformer.
This value is used as an input to the Dynamic Loading model.
The default value is 0.8.
Oil Exponent -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Oil Exponent of the transformer. This
value is used as an input to the Dynamic Loading model.
The default value is 0.8.
HV Bushing Rated Current -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Rated Current on the HV Bushing in
Ampere.
HV Winding Rated Current -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Rated Current on the HV Winding in
Ampere.
LV Bushing Rated Current -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Rated Current on the LV Bushing in
Ampere.
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LV Winding Rated Current -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Rated Current on the LV Winding in
Ampere.
Tap Changer Rated Curr -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Rated Current of the On-Load Tap
Changer (OLTC) in Ampere.
Corresponding Winding -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the Rated Current on the On-Load Tap
Changer (OLTC) Winding in Ampere.
Hot Spot Water Content -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter specifies the water content in the winding insulation
paper in%. This value is used as an input to the Dynamic Loading
model.
The default value is 2.5%.
Cool Sys Stage1Wind Exp -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter represents the winding exponent for cooling stage
system 1. The winding exponent is determined by the type of cooling
(i.e., type of cooling could be OA, FA, etc.).
system 2 The winding exponent is determined by the type of cooling
system 3 The winding exponent is determined by the type of cooling
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4. Configuring the Floating Point

Mapping Table (A187MTFP)
The Floating Point Mapping configuration table contains data common to all models. Each
record in the Floating Point Mapping table defines the parameters for a single transformer.
Table 4 Floating Point Mapping Table Parameters

WIN Data Type Analog Input This parameter defines the data type of the system point to map.
WIN Sys Pt Any valid analog input This parameter defines the system point number of the point to map.
Number system point OR
UNDEFINED
Full Scale/Step -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter is used by the Transformer Monitoring DTA for
Value scaling purposes.
See below to determine how this parameter is used in scaling.
Rollover/Zero -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter is used by the Transformer Monitoring DTA for
Value scaling purposes.
See below to determine how this parameter is used in scaling.
Initial Default -1.7e+308 to 1.7e+308 This field defines the initial default value that is assigned to the
Value Analog Input point that is configured in the WIN System Point
Number field.
The default initial value is 0.
High Reasonable -1.7e+308 to 1.7e+308 This field defines the highest limit allowed before the value is
Limit considered to be out of range (i.e. Over Range).
The default limit is 0.
Low Reasonable -1.7e+308 to 1.7e+308 This field defines the lowest limit allowed before the value is
Limit considered to be out of range (i.e. Under Range).
The default limit is 0.
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The following formula is used to scale the points that are configured in the Floating Point
Mapping table:
Scaled Value = Raw Value * (Full Scale – Multiplier) + Multiplier

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5. Configuring the Model Order Table

(A187MDOR)
The Model Order configuration table contains data common to all models. Each record in the
Model Order table defines the parameters for a single transformer.
Table 5 Model Order Table Parameters
Model Num 0–30 This field represents the order in which the models will be executed
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6. Configuring the Load Current Model

Table (A187MD00)
The Load Current configuration table contains data specific to the Load Current Monitoring
Model. The input values are all contained in the A187XFMR table. Each record in the Load
Current table defines parameters for a single transformer.
Table 6 Load Current Model Configuration Table Parameters

LOAD Enable/Disable Enable This parameter specifies whether the model is to be used (enabled) or not
used (disabled).
Disable
Maximum Load An offset into the This parameter represents the maximum of the load current for all three
A187MTFP or Not Used phases on both the primary and secondary windings. The Load Current
Model calculates this value.
Average Load Current An offset into the This parameter represents the average value of the three phase load currents
A187MTFP for the current minute. The Load Current Model calculates this value.
LOAD Disabled Any valid digital input This parameter represents the system point number of the digital input
system point number point that indicates whether the model is enabled or disabled. If the model
is configured as disabled, then the state of this digital input point is ON.
Otherwise, if the model is configured as enabled, then the state of this
digital input point is OFF.
LOAD Operating Any valid digital input This parameter represents the system point number of the digital input point
system point number that indicates the model is running. If an error occurs during runtime or if
any of the input points that are required by the model go OFFLINE during
runtime, then the model sets the state of this DI point to OFF. Otherwise, if
no errors are encountered, then the model sets the state of this DI point ON to
indicate the model is running properly.
LOAD Min DI Trigger Any valid digital input This parameter represents the system point number of the digital input point
system point number that determines when the model should execute. When this digital input
point changes its state (at the top of every minute), the model shall perform
its calculations (at the top of every minute).
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7. Configuring the Cooling System

Efficiency Model Table (A187MD01)
The Cooling System Efficiency configuration table contains data specific to the Cooling System
Efficiency model. Each record in the Cooling System Efficiency table defines the parameters for
a single transformer.
Table 7 Cooling System Efficiency Model Configuration Table Parameters

CSE Enable/Disable Enable This parameter specifies whether the model is to be used
(enabled) or not used (disabled).
Disable
RatedTopOilTimeConstant -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter represents the rated top oil time constant in
hours. (IEEE Standard Only.)
RatedPower-Secondary1 -2147483648 … This parameter represents the rated power of the Secondary 1st
2147483647 winding in MVA. All Secondary 1st windings in the transformer
have the same rated power.
RatedPower-Secondary2 -2147483648 … This parameter represents the rated power of the Secondary 2nd
2147483647 winding in MVA. All Secondary 2nd windings in the
transformer have the same rated power.
RatedPower-Tertiary -2147483648 … This parameter represents the rated power of the Tertiary winding
2147483647 in MVA. All Tertiary windings in the transformer have the same
rated power.
CoolSysHighestStageState Any valid digital input This parameter represents the system point number of the digital
system point number input point indicating when the Cooling System is in the highest
stage of cooling.
MinAvgAmbientTemp An offset into This parameter represents the analog input point that contains the
A187MTFP Minute Average of the Ambient Temperature (in °C). This is an
input parameter to the Cooling System Efficiency Model.
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HrAvgMeasuredTopOilTe An offset into This parameter represents the analog input point that contains the
mp A187MTFP Hour Average of the Measured Top Oil Temperature (in °C).
This is an input parameter to the Cooling System Efficiency
Model.
HrAvgCalcTopOilTemp An offset into This parameter represents the analog input point that contains the
A187MTFP Hour Average of the Calculated Top Oil Temperature (in °C).
This is an input parameter to the Cooling System Efficiency
Model.
CalcTopOilTemp An offset into This parameter represents the analog input point that contains the
A187MTFP Calculated Top Oil Temperature (in °C). The Cooling System
Efficiency Model calculates this value.
CoolEffDiffTemp An offset into The analog input point that contains the Cooling Efficient
A187MTFP Differential Temperature (in °C). The model outputs this value.
The Cooling System Efficiency Model calculates this value.
CSE Disabled Any valid digital input This parameter represents the system point number of the
system point number digital input point that indicates whether the model is enabled
or disabled. If the model is configured as disabled, then the
state of this digital input point is ON. Otherwise, if the model
is configured as enabled, then the state of this digital input
point is OFF.
CSE Operating Any valid digital input This parameter represents the system point number of the
system point number digital input point that indicates the model is running. If an
error occurs during runtime or if any of the input points that
are required by the model go OFFLINE during runtime, then
the model sets the state of this DI point to OFF. Otherwise, if
no errors are encountered, then the model sets the state of this
DI point ON to indicate the model is running properly (when
the hour functionality of the model is operating).
CSE Minute DI Trigger Any valid digital input This parameter represents the system point number of the digital
system point number input point that determines when the model should execute.
When this digital input point changes its state (at the top of every
minute), the model shall perform its calculations (at the top of
every minute).
CSE Hour DI Trigger Any valid digital input This parameter represents the system point number of the digital
system point number input point that determines when the model should execute.
hour), the model shall perform its calculations (at the top of
every hour).
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8. Configuring the Winding Hottest Spot

Model Table (A187MD02)
The Winding Hottest Spot configuration table contains data specific to the Winding Hottest
Spot model. Each record in the Winding Hottest Spot table defines the parameters for a
single transformer.
Table 8 Winding Hottest Spot Model Configuration Table Parameters

WHS Enable/Disable Enable This parameter specifies whether the model is to be used (enabled) or
not used (disabled).
Disable
Cool Sys Stage1 Status Any valid digital input This parameter represents the system point number of the digital
system point number input point that indicates the state (ON or OFF) of the cooling system
or UNDEFINED stage/type 1.
NOTE: ONE of the three cooling system stage status points must
be ON in order to determine the winding exponent to use
in the WHS calculations.
Cool Sys Stage2 Status Any valid digital input This parameter represents the DI system point number for the DI
system point number indicating the state (ON or OFF) of the cooling system stage/type 2.
or UNDEFINED
Cool Sys Stage3 Status Any valid digital input This parameter represents the DI system point number for the DI
system point number indicating the state (ON or OFF) of the cooling system stage/type 3.
or UNDEFINED
Measured MinAvg Top Oil An offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog
A187MTFP table input point that indicates the Measured Minute- Averaged Top Oil
Temperature on the winding. This is an input parameter to the
Winding Hottest Spot Model.
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Max Primary WHS Temp An offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog
A187MTFP table input point that indicates the highest Winding Hotspot Temperature
of all of the primary windings. The Winding Hottest Spot Model
calculates this value.
Max Sec1 WHS Temp An offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog
of all of the secondary/secondary 1st windings. The Winding Hottest
Spot Model calculates this value.
Max Sec2 WHS Temp An offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog
of all of the secondary 2nd windings. The Winding Hottest Spot
Max Tertiary WHS Temp An offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog
of all of the tertiary windings. The Winding Hottest Spot Model
calculates this value.
Max WHS Temp An offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog
of all of the windings (primary, secondary 1, secondary 2 and
tertiary). The Winding Hottest Spot Model calculates this value.
WHS Disabled Any valid digital input This parameter represents the system point number of the digital
system point number input point that indicates whether the model is enabled or
disabled. If the model is configured as disabled, then the state of
this digital input point is ON. Otherwise, if the model is
configured as enabled, then the state of this digital input point is
OFF.
WHS Operating Any valid digital input This parameter represents the system point number of the digital
system point number input point that indicates the model is running. If an error occurs
during runtime or if any of the input points that are required by the
model go OFFLINE during runtime, then the model sets the state of
this DI point to OFF. Otherwise, if no errors are encountered, then
the model sets the state of this DI point ON to indicate the model is
running properly.
WHS DI Trigger Any valid digital input This parameter represents the system point number of the digital
system point number input point that determines when the model should execute. When
this digital input point changes its state (at the top of every minute),
the model shall perform its calculations (at the top of every minute).
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9. Configuring the Insulation Aging

The Insulation Aging configuration table contains data specific to the Insulation Aging model.
Each record in the Insulation Aging table defines the parameters for a single transformer.
Table 9 Insulation Aging Model Configuration Table Parameters
IAG Enable/Disable Enable This parameter specifies whether the model is to be used (enabled) or
Disable not used (disabled).
UsagePriorToInstall -2147483648 … This parameter represents the Usage Service Prior to tMEDIC
2147483647 Installation (in days).
MinAvgMaxWindHotSpot An offset into This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that contains the Minute Average of the Maximum Winding Hot
Spot Temperature (in °C). This is an input parameter to the Insulation
Aging Model.
ThermalAgingFactor An offset into This parameter represents the system point number o the analog input
A187MTFP point that contains the Thermal Aging Factor. The Insulation Aging
DailyAgingRate An offset into This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that contains the Daily Aging Rate of the transformer. The
Insulation Aging Model calculates this value.
CumulativeAging An offset into This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
A187MTFP point that contains the Cumulative Equivalent Aging of the
transformer. The Insulation Aging Model calculates this value.
IAG Disabled Any valid digital This parameter represents the system point number of the digital
input system point input point that indicates whether the model is enabled or disabled.
number If the model is configured as disabled, then the state of this digital
input point is ON. Otherwise, if the model is configured as enabled,
then the state of this digital input point is OFF.
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IAG Operating Any valid digital This parameter represents the system point number of the digital input
input system point point that indicates the model is running. If an error occurs during
number runtime or if any of the input points that are required by the model go
OFFLINE during runtime, then the model sets the state of this DI point
to OFF. Otherwise, if no errors are encountered, then the model sets
the state of this DI point ON to indicate the model is running properly.
IAG Minute DI Trigger Any valid digital This parameter represents the system point number of the digital
input system point input point that determines when the model should execute. When
number this digital input point changes its state (at the top of every minute),
the model shall perform its calculations (at the top of every minute).
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10. Configuring the Cooling System

Control Model Table (A187MD04)
The Cooling System Control configuration table contains data specific to the Cooling System
Control model. Each record in the Cooling System Control table defines the parameters for a
single transformer.
Table 10 Cooling System Control Model Configuration Table Parameters

CSC Enable/Disable Enable This parameter specifies whether the model is to be used (enabled)
or not used (disabled).
Disable
Top Oil Temp above SP 2 Any valid digital input This parameter specifies the digital input point that represents the
system point number or Minute-Average Measured Top Oil Temperature Above Setpoint
UNDEFINED and Deadband for Stage 2. This is an input parameter to the
Cooling System Control Model.
Whs Above SP 2 Any valid digital input This parameter specifies the digital input point that represents the
system point number or highest Minute-Average Winding Hot Spot Temperature Above
UNDEFINED Setpoint and Deadband for Stage 2. This is an input parameter to
the Cooling System Control Model.
Load Above SP 2 Any valid digital input This parameter specifies the digital input point that represents the
system point number or highest Minute-Average Transformer Load Above Setpoint and
UNDEFINED Deadband for Stage 2. This is an input parameter to the Cooling
System Control Model.
Top Oil Temp Above SP 3 Any valid digital input This parameter specifies the digital input point that represents the
system point number or Minute-Average Measured Top Oil Temperature Above Setpoint
UNDEFINED and Deadband for Stage 3. This is an input parameter to the
Cooling System Control Model.
Whs Above SP 3 Any valid digital input This parameter specifies the digital input point that represents the
system point number or highest Minute-Average Winding Hot Spot Temperature Above
UNDEFINED Setpoint and Deadband for Stage 3. This is an input parameter to
the Cooling System Control Model.
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Load Above SP 3 Any valid digital input This parameter specifies the digital input point that represents the
system point number or highest Minute-Average Transformer Load Above Setpoint and
UNDEFINED Deadband for Stage 3. This is an input parameter to the Cooling
System Control Model.
Cooling Stage 2 On Any valid digital output This parameter specifies the digital output point that represents
system input point whether the Cooling stage 2 is ON or OFF.
number
Cooling Stage 3 On Any valid digital output This parameter specifies the digital output point that represents
system input point whether the Cooling stage 3 is ON or OFF.
number
CSC Disabled Any valid digital input This parameter represents the system point number of the digital
system input point input point that indicates whether the model is enabled or
number disabled. If the model is configured as disabled, then the state
of this digital input point is ON. Otherwise, if the model is
configured as enabled, then the state of this digital input point is
OFF.
CSC Operating Any valid digital input This parameter represents the system point number of the digital
system input point input point that indicates the model is running. If an error occurs
number during runtime or if any of the input points that are required by the
model go OFFLINE during runtime, then the model sets the state
of this DI point to OFF. Otherwise, if no errors are encountered,
then the model sets the state of this DI point ON to indicate the
model is running properly.
CSC Min DI Trigger Any valid digital input This parameter represents the system point number of the digital
system input point input point that determines when the model should execute. When
number this digital input point changes its state (at the top of every
minute), the model shall perform its calculations (at the top of
every minute).
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11. Configuring the Minute-Average

Apparent Power (MVA) Model Table
(A187MD05)
The Minute-Average Apparent Power configuration table contains data specific to the MVA
model. Each record in the Minute-Average Apparent Power table defines the parameters for a
single transformer.
Table 11 MVA Model Configuration Table Parameters

MVA Enable This parameter specifies whether the model is to be used (enabled) or not used
Enable/Disabled Disable (disabled).
Minute Average An Offset into This parameter specifies the value of the Minute-Average Apparent Power.
Power Input A187MTFP This is an input parameter to the model.
Minute Average An Offset into This parameter specifies the value of the Minute-Average Apparent Power reported
Power Output A187MTFP by the Transformer Monitoring DTA. This is an output parameter of the Minute-
Average Apparent Power model.
MVA Disabled Any valid digital This parameter represents the system point number of the digital input point that
input system point indicates whether the model is enabled or disabled. If the model is configured as
number disabled, then the state of this digital input point is ON. Otherwise, if the model is
configured as enabled, then the state of this digital input point is OFF.
MVA Operating Any valid digital This parameter represents the system point number of the digital input point that
input system point indicates the model is running. If an error occurs during runtime or if any of the
number input points that are required by the model go OFFLINE during runtime, then the
model sets the state of this DI point to OFF. Otherwise, if no errors are encountered,
then the model sets the state of this DI point ON to indicate the model is running
properly.
MVA Min DI Any valid digital This parameter represents the system point number of the digital input point that
Trigger input system point determines when the model should execute. When this digital input point changes its
number state (at the top of every minute), the model shall perform its calculations (at the top
of every minute).
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12. Configuring the OLTC Temperature

Differential Model Table (A187MD06)
The OLTC Temperature Differential configuration table contains data specific to the OLTC
Temperature Differential model. Each record in the OLTC Temperature Differential table
defines the parameters for a single transformer.
Table 12 OLTC Temperature Differential Model Configuration Table Parameters
OLTC Enable/Disable Enable This parameter specifies whether the model is to be used
(enabled) or not used (disabled).
Disable
Main Tank Temperature An offset into the A187MTFP This parameter represents the Hour-Average Measured Top Oil
Temperature. This is an input parameter to the OLTC
Temperature Differential Model.
OLTC Tank Temperature An offset into the A187MTFP This parameter represents the Hour-Average Measured OLTC
Temperature. This is an input parameter to the OLTC
Temperature Differential Model.
OLTC Average Diff An offset into the A187MTFP This parameter represents the 24-hour Moving Average OLTC
Temperature Temperature Difference. The OLTC Temperature Differential
OLTC Disabled Any valid digital input system This parameter represents the system point number of the
point number digital input point that indicates whether the model is enabled
or disabled. If the model is configured as disabled, then the
state of this digital input point is ON. Otherwise, if the model
is configured as enabled, then the state of this digital input
point is OFF.
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OLTC Operating Any valid digital input system This parameter represents the system point number of the digital
point number input point that indicates the model is running. If an error occurs
during runtime or if any of the input points that are required by
the model go OFFLINE during runtime, then the model sets the
state of this DI point to OFF. Otherwise, if no errors are
encountered, then the model sets the state of this DI point ON to
indicate the model is running properly.
OLTC Hour DI Trigger Any valid digital input system This parameter represents the system point number of the digital
point number input point that determines when the model should execute.
hour), the model shall perform its calculations (at the top of
every hour).
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13. Configuring the Moisture Model

Table (A187MD07)
The Moisture configuration table contains data specific to the Moisture model. Each record in
the Moisture table defines the parameters for a single transformer.
Table 13 Moisture Model Configuration Table Parameters
Moisture Enable This parameter specifies whether the model is to be used (enabled) or not
Enable/Disable used (disabled).
Disable
Hr Avg Aquaoil RH An offset into the This parameter represents the Hourly-Averaged Relative Humidity at the
A187MTFP moisture sensor in %. This is an input parameter to the Moisture Model.
Hr Avg Aquaoil Oil An offset into the This parameter represents the Hourly-Averaged Aquaoil Temperature at
Temp A187MTFP the moisture sensor in °C. This is an input parameter to the Moisture
Model.
Hourly Averaged An offset into the This parameter represents the Hourly-Averaged Maximum Winding
Maximim WHS A187MTFP Hottest Spot Temperature in °C. This is an input parameter to the
Moisture Model.
Absolute Water Content An offset into the This parameter represents the Absolute Water Content in the Oil in ppm.
A187MTFP The Moisture Model calculates this value.
Water Content of Paper An offset into the This parameter represents the Water Content of the Paper in the Winding
A187MTFP Hot-Spot area in %. The Moisture Model calculates this value when the
24-hour Moving Average Winding Hottest Spot Temperature is greater
than 70°C for at least 24 hours.
Bubbling Temp at An offset into the This parameter represents the bubbling temperature at the Hot-Spot
Hotspot A187MTFP Temperature in degrees Celsius. The Moisture Model calculates this value
when the 24-hour Moving Average Winding Hottest Spot Temperature is
greater than 70°C for at least 24 hours.
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Bubbling Temperature An offset into the This parameter represents the bubbling temperature margin in degrees
Margin A187MTFP Celsius. The Moisture Model calculates this value when the 24-hour
Moving Average Winding Hottest Spot Temperature is greater than 70°C
for at least 24 hours.
Water Condensation An offset into the This parameter represents the temperature of the water condensation in oil
Temp A187MTFP in °C. The Moisture Model calculates this value.
RH at Aquaoil - 24 HR An offset into the This parameter represents the 24-hour Moving Average Relative Humidity
Avg A187MTFP from the moisture sensor in %. The Moisture Model calculates this value.
Oil temp Aquaoil 24Hr An offset into the This parameter represents the 24-hour Moving Average Oil Temperature
A187MTFP from the moisture sensor in °C. The Moisture Model calculates this value.
HotSpot Temp 24 Hr Av An offset into the This parameter represents the 24-hour Moving Average Hot Spot
A187MTFP Temperature in °C. The Moisture Model calculates this value.
Moisture Disabled Any valid digital This parameter represents the system point number of the digital input
input system point point that indicates whether the model is enabled or disabled. If the
number model is configured as disabled, then the state of this digital input point
is ON. Otherwise, if the model is configured as enabled, then the state
of this digital input point is OFF.
Moisture Operating Any valid digital This parameter represents the system point number of the digital input
input system point point that indicates the model is running. If an error occurs during runtime
number or if any of the input points that are required by the model go OFFLINE
during runtime, then the model sets the state of this DI point to OFF.
Otherwise, if no errors are encountered, then the model sets the state of
this DI point ON to indicate the model is running properly.
Moisture Hour DI Any valid digital This parameter represents the system point number of the digital input
Trigger input system point point that determines when the model should execute. When this digital
number input point changes its state (at the top of every hour), the model shall
perform its calculations (at the top of every hour).
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14. Configuring the Dynamic Loading

The Dynamic Loading configuration table contains data specific to the On-Line Dynamic
Loading model. Each record in the Dynamic Loading table defines the parameters for a single
transformer.
Table 14 Dynamic Loading Model Configuration Table Parameters
Dynamic Enable This parameter specifies whether the model is to be used (enabled) or
Enable/Disable not used (disabled).
Disable
Min-Avg Ambient An offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
Temp A187MTFP table for Minute-Averaged Ambient Temperature taken from the Analog
Sensor. This is an input parameter to the On-Line Dynamic Loading
Model.
Min-Avg Top Oil An offset into the This parameter represents the system point number of the analog input
Temp A187MTFP table for Minute-Averaged Top Oil Temperature taken from the Analog
Sensor. This is an input parameter to the On-Line Dynamic Loading
Model.
Use Top Oil YES This parameter specifies whether or not to calculate the Top Oil
NO Temperature for this model.
If “NO” is configured, then the Top Oil Temperature shall not be
calculated for this model and the Max Top Oil Temp configuration
parameter shall be disabled.
The default for this parameter is “YES”.
Max Top Oil Temp -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter represents the maximum acceptable limit for the Top
Oil Temperature in °C.
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Use WHS Temp YES This parameter specifies whether or not to calculate the Winding Hot
NO Spot Temperature for this model.
If “NO” is configured, then the Winding Hot Spot Temperature shall
not be calculated for this model and the Max WHS Temp configuration
parameter shall be disabled.
Max WHS Temp -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter represents the maximum acceptable limit for the
Winding Hotspot Temperature in °C.
Use Bubbling Margin YES This parameter specifies whether or not to calculate the Bubbling
NO Margin Temperature for this model.
If “NO” is configured, then the Bubbling Margin Temperature shall not
be calculated for this model and the Min Bubbling Margin
configuration parameter shall be disabled.
Min Bubbling -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter represents the minimum acceptable limit for the
Margin Bubbling Margin Temperature in °C.
Use HV Bushing YES This parameter specifies whether or not to calculate the HV Bushing
Factor NO Load Factor for this model.
If “NO” is configured, then the HV Bushing Load Factor shall not be
calculated for this model and the HV Bushing Load Factor
HV Bushing Load -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter represents the maximum acceptable limit for the Load
Factor Factor for the HV Bushing in p.u. (per unit).
Use LV Bushing YES This parameter specifies whether or not to calculate the LV Bushing
Factor NO Load Factor for this model.
If “NO” is configured, then the LV Bushing Load Factor shall not be
calculated for this model and the LV Bushing Load Factor
LV Bushing Load -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter represents the maximum acceptable limit for the Load
Factor Factor for the LV Bushing in p.u. (per unit).
Use Tap Changer YES This parameter specifies whether or not to calculate the On-Load Tap
Factor NO Changer (OLTC) Load Factor for this model.
If “NO” is configured, then the On-Load Tap Changer Load Factor
shall not be calculated for this model and the "Tap Changer Load"
Factor configuration parameter shall be disabled.
Tap Changer Load -1.7e+308 … 1.7e+308 This parameter represents the maximum acceptable limit for the Load
Factor Factor for the Tap Changer in p.u. (per unit).
Load 1.1 Time An offset into the This parameter represents the calculated Overload Time Duration
Duration A187MTFP table when a load of 1.1 p.u. is applied.
The Dynamic Loading Model calculates this value.
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Load 1.1 Limit An offset into the This parameter represents the Limiting Factor that was exceeded
Factor A187MTFP table when a load value of 1.1 p.u. was applied. The Dynamic Loading
See Table 15 for the Limiting Factor Codes.
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Dynamic Load Any valid digital input This parameter represents the system point number of the digital
Disabled system point number input point that indicates whether the model is enabled or disabled.
If the model is configured as disabled, then the state of this digital
input point is ON. Otherwise, if the model is configured as enabled,
then the state of this digital input point is OFF.
Dynamic Load Any valid digital input This parameter represents the system point number of the digital input
Operating system point number point that indicates the model is running. If an error occurs during
runtime or if any of the input points that are required by the model go
OFFLINE during runtime, then the model sets the state of this DI point
to OFF. Otherwise, if no errors are encountered, then the model sets
the state of this DI point ON to indicate the model is running properly.
Dynamic Load DI Any valid digital input This parameter represents the system point number of the digital input
Trigger system point number point that determines when the model should execute. When this
digital input point changes its state, the model shall perform its
calculations.
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Table 15 Limiting Factor Codes

Limiting Factor Limiting Factor Code
Top Oil Temperature 1

Winding Hot Spot Temperature 2
Bubbling Temperature Margin 3
Load Factor of HV Bushing 4
Load Factor of LV Bushing 5
Load Factor of the On-Load Tap Changer (OTLC) 6
Duration (calculated Overload Time Duration has 7
reached 720 minutes)
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15. Configuring WIN for the Transformer

Monitoring DTA
This chapter describes how to configure the WIN application to work with the Transformer
Monitoring DTA. The WIN application allocates the WESDAC data points for all applications. In
order to work properly the Transformer Monitoring DTA must have its own record within the WIN
application's System Point Database. The DCA Index, specified in the Main Application
configuration table, references this record. Additional information on configuring WIN can be found
in the WIN Configuration Guide listed in the Additional Documentation section of this document.
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15.1 System Point Allocation
The Transformer Monitoring DTA requires the following number of points:
Data Types Number of Required Points per Transformer
Digital Inputs 2 DI points for the Load Model (A187MD00) +

2 DI points for the Cooling Efficiency Model (A187MD01) +
2 DI points for the Winding Hottest Spot Model (A187MD02) +
2 DI points for the Insulation Aging Model (A187MD03) +
2 DI points for the Cooling System Control Model (A187MD04) +
2 DI points for the MVA Model (A187MD05) +
2 DI points for the OLTC Temperature Differential Model (A187MD06) +
2 DI points for the Moisture Model (A187MD07) +
2 DI points for the Dynamic Loading Model (A187MD08).
Digital Outputs 1 DO point for the Load Model (A187MD00) +

2 DO points for the Cooling Efficiency Model (A187MD01) +
1 DO point for the Winding Hottest Spot Model (A187MD02) +
1 DO point for the Insulation Aging Model (A187MD03) +
1 DO point for the Cooling System Control Model (A187MD04) +
1 DO point for the MVA Model (A187MD05) +
1 DO point for the OLTC Temperature Differential Model (A187MD06) +
1 DO point for the Moisture Model (A187MD07) +
1 DO point for the Dynamic Loading Model (A187MD08).
Analog Inputs 14 AI points for Load Model (A187MD00) +

2 AI points for Cooling Efficiency Model (A187MD01) +
5 AI points for the Winding Hottest Spot Model (A187MD02) +
3 AI points for the Insulation Aging Model (A187MD03) +
1 AI point for the MVA Model (A187MD05) +
1 AI point for the OLTC Temperature Differential Model (A187MD06) +
8 AI points for the Moisture Model (A187MD07) +
20 AI points for the Dynamic Loading Model (A187MD08).
Analog Outputs None

Counter Inputs None
Device Status None
Any additional points configured in the System Point Database for the Transformer Monitoring
DTA will be initialized, but will never come online or be used by the DTA.
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The following tables indicate the number and order of the points required by the Transformer
Monitoring DTA.
NOTE: The Analog Alarm DTA (A170-0) and the Top of the Hour Analog Average DTA
(A193-0) are applications that support the functionality of the Transformer
Monitoring DTA. The following tables contain the points that are required to be
mapped in order to support the Transformer Monitoring DTA and may not contain all
of the points required by each application. Please refer to the Functional
Specifications for the Analog Alarm DTA (A170-0FS) and the Top of the Hour
Analog Average DTA (A193-0FS) for all of the points required by each application.
Table 16 Table 16 Transformer Monitoring DTA Digital Inputs

Point Index Digital Input
1 Load Model Disabled

2 Load Model Operating.
3 CSE Model Disabled
4 CSE Model Operating
5 WHS Model Disabled
6 WHS Model Operating
7 IAG Model Disabled
8 IAG Model Operating
9 CSC Model Disabled
10 CSC Model Operating
11 MVA Model Disabled
12 MVA Model Operating
13 OLTC Model Disabled
14 OLTC Model Operating
15 Moisture Model Disabled
16 Moisture Model Operating
17 Dynamic Load Disabled
18 Dynamic Load Operating
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Table 17 Table 17 Transformer Monitoring DTA Digital Outputs

Point Index Digital Output
1 Load Minute DO Test Trigger

2 CSE Minute DO Test Trigger
3 CSE Hour DO Test Trigger
4 WHS Minute DO Test Trigger
5 IAG Minute DO Test Trigger
6 CSC Minute DO Test Trigger
7 MVA Minute DO Test Trigger
8 OLTC Hour DO Test Trigger
9 Moisture Hour DO Test Trigger
10 Dynamic Load DO Test Trigger
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Table 18 Transformer Monitoring DTA Analog Inputs

Point Index Analog Input
1 Load Current Ratio Primary Phase A (Load Current Model)

2 Load Current Ratio Primary Phase B (Load Current Model)
3 Load Current Ratio Primary Phase C (Load Current Model)
4 Load Current Ratio Secondary 1 Phase A (Load Current Model)
5 Load Current Ratio Secondary 1 Phase B (Load Current Model)
6 Load Current Ratio Secondary 1 Phase C (Load Current Model)
7 Load Current Ratio Secondary 2 Phase A (Load Current Model)
8 Load Current Ratio Secondary 2 Phase B (Load Current Model)
9 Load Current Ratio Secondary 2 Phase C (Load Current Model)
10 Load Current Ratio Tertiary Phase A (Load Current Model)
11 Load Current Ratio Tertiary Phase B (Load Current Model)
12 Load Current Ratio Tertiary Phase C (Load Current Model)
13 Maximum Load Current (Load Current Model)
14 Average Load Current (Load Current Model)
15 Calculated Top Oil Temperature (CSE Model)
16 Cooling Efficient Differential Temperature (CSE Model)
17 Maximum Minute-Average Primary WHS Temperature (WHS Model)
18 Maximum Minute-Average Secondary / Secondary 1st WHS Temperature (WHS Model)
19 Maximum Minute-Average Secondary 2nd WHS Temperature (WHS Model)
20 Maximum Minute-Average Tertiary WHS Temperature (WHS Model)
21 Maximum Minute-Average WHS Temperature (WHS Model)
22 Thermal Aging Factor (IAG Model)
23 Daily Aging Rate (IAG Model)
24 Cumulative Equivalent Aging (IAG Model)
25 Minute Average Apparent Power (MVA Model)
26 OLTC Average Differential Temperature (OLTC Model)
27 Absolute Water Content in Oil (Moisture Model)
28 Water Content of Paper in the Winding Hot-Spot Area (Moisture Model)
29 Bubbling Temperature at Hot-Spot Temperature (Moisture Model)
30 Bubbling Margin Temperature (Moisture Model)
31 Temperature Of Water Condensation In Oil (Moisture Model)
32 24-Hour Moving Average Relative Humidity at Aquaoil (Moisture Model)
33 24-Hour Moving Average Aquaoil Oil Temperature (Moisture Model)
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Point Index Analog Input
34 24-Hour Moving Average Hottest Spot Temperature (Moisture Model)

35 Calculated Overload Time Duration for Load Value 1.1 p.u. (On-Line Dynamic Loading Model)
36 Limiting Factor that was reached for Load Value 1.1 p.u. (On-Line Dynamic Loading Model)
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A. Error Messages
This appendix describes all messages that may be logged by the Transformer Monitoring DTA to
the WESMAINT Error Log. During startup, the Transformer Monitoring DTA checks its
configuration before beginning its initialization. If any errors are found, an appropriate error
message is logged. If a fatal error is found, further operation is suspended.
Messages logged by the Transformer Monitoring DTA are prepended with a process name. This
name will be one of:
• A187: Main Process.
• A187-M-00: Model Engine Process.
Expressions in braces, like {text1|text2}, are lists of text literals, separated by vertical bars (|) of
which one and only one must occur in the message.
Expressions in angular brackets, like <xx>, are message variables, which are filled with the
appropriate values by the Transformer Monitoring DTA.
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A.1 Fatal Error Messages
Fatal error messages indicate the application is suspending due to either an invalid critical
configuration parameter, or the failure of a critical process initialization sequence.
F002: Unable to open a channel to WIN, status = <x>

Cause:
• The DCA was unable to initiate communications with WIN.
Remedy:
• Contact the Customer Service Department and report this error.
F003: Not enough memory !!!

Cause:
• The DCA was unable to allocate enough memory to start the Harley LTC-MAP DCA.
Remedy:
• Reduce the amount of memory used by this or other applications in the system.
F004: Unable to crate an exchange, <name>, status = <y>

Cause:
• The system was unable to create a specified message exchange. This message exchange is
vital to the operation of the entire application.
Remedy:
F005: Unable to spawn process, <process_name>

Cause:
• The system was unable to start specified process. The process is vital to the operation of the
entire application.
Remedy:
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F006: Unable to install event handler, status = <x>

Cause:
• The system was unable to create a specified event handler. This event handler is vital to the
operation of the entire application.
Remedy:
A.2 Warning Messages
Warning messages indicate recoverable run-time errors, either within the application or through
one of the software interfaces. The application will attempt to handle these errors without
suspending or jeopardizing the integrity of the system. If a warning message occurs repeatedly,
contact the Customer Service Department to report the error.
W001: send_x failed, status = <x>

W002: win_read failed, status = <x>
W003: win_write failing, status = <x>
W004: memory free failed, status <x>
A.3 Information Messages
Information messages indicate the application is taking some special action based on certain
configuration or initialization criteria.
I001: Could not find <table> table, deleting

Cause:
• The DTA could not find the indicated configuration table. If this configuration table cannot
be located, the application assumes the user does not want it to run.
Effect:
• The Transformer Monitoring DTA will delete itself from the system.
Remedy:
• If the Transformer Monitoring DTA is intended to run, ensure the specified configuration
table exists and is comprised of at least a single record.
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About this Guide ............................................................................................................... 1

Purpose of this Guide.................................................................................................................. 1

1. Configuring Tables ....................................................................................................... 5

1.1 Transformer Monitoring DTA Configuration Tables ..................................................... 5

2. Configuring the Main DCA Table (A187_DTA)........................................................ 9

3. Configuring the Transformer Table (A187XFMR)................................................. 11

4. Configuring the Floating Point Mapping Table (A187MTFP)............................... 17

5. Configuring the Model Order Table (A187MDOR)................................................ 19

6. Configuring the Load Current Model Table (A187MD00)..................................... 21

7. Configuring the Cooling System Efficiency Model Table (A187MD01)................ 23

8. Configuring the Winding Hottest Spot Model Table (A187MD02) ....................... 25

9. Configuring the Insulation Aging Model Table (A187MD03)................................ 27

10. Configuring the Cooling System Control Model Table (A187MD04).................. 29

12. Configuring the OLTC Temperature Differential Model Table (A187MD06)... 33

13. Configuring the Moisture Model Table (A187MD07)........................................... 35

14. Configuring the Dynamic Loading Model Table (A187MD08)............................ 37

15. Configuring WIN for the Transformer Monitoring DTA..................................... 43

15.1 System Point Allocation ............................................................................................... 44

A.1 Fatal Error Messages..................................................................................................... 50

Figure 1 System Overview............................................................................................................. 4

Table 1 Transformer Monitoring DTA Configuration Tables....................................................... 6

About this Guide

Purpose of this Guide

Who Should Use this Guide

The following supporting texts are available:

Figure 1 System Overview

Data DCA Event DCA Event

The Transformer Monitoring DTA is configured by entering information into a number of

1.1 Transformer Monitoring DTA Configuration Tables

Table 1 Transformer Monitoring DTA Configuration Tables

Table Name Description

NOTE: Every configured transformer has a corresponding record in the Transformer

1.2 Configuration Sequence

2. Configuring the Main DCA Table

Table 2 Main DCA Configuration Table Parameters

3. Configuring the Transformer Table

Table 3 Transformer Configuration Table Parameters

Name Range Description

Name Range Description

Name Range Description

Name Range Description

4. Configuring the Floating Point

Table 4 Floating Point Mapping Table Parameters

Scaled Value = Raw Value * (Full Scale – Multiplier) + Multiplier

5. Configuring the Model Order Table

Table 5 Model Order Table Parameters

Name Range Description

6. Configuring the Load Current Model

Table 6 Load Current Model Configuration Table Parameters

7. Configuring the Cooling System

Table 7 Cooling System Efficiency Model Configuration Table Parameters

Name Range Description

8. Configuring the Winding Hottest Spot

Table 8 Winding Hottest Spot Model Configuration Table Parameters

Name Range Description

9. Configuring the Insulation Aging

Table 9 Insulation Aging Model Configuration Table Parameters