VIETNAM ELECTRICITY

NATIONAL POWER
TRANSMISSION CORPORATION

Surge-type
fault locator system
specifications

FF05239-002
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001 1.1.System Configuration 1 2011/6/28

Addition of SCADA. Inomata
Addition of “info. (Alarm) to SCADA”.
For SCADA is deleted from "Alarm contacts for SCADA".
3. The number and chapter name of the following chapters were changed 7
from Chapter 3.
3.1.F/L Server specifications 7
Addition of Communication Protocol.
3.2.Function Specifications 7
Maker was added to the user management.
Addition of “SFL-2000 Maker Settings” and “Display items of SFL-2000”.
4.Client PC 8
Changed the specifications of the client PC.
5.2.Features 9
Because the description mistake of the size had been found, it corrected.
5.6.6. External dimensions, mass 16
Because the description mistake of the size had been found, it corrected.
002 5.5.6 Alarm Output function 16
WDT and Trigger detection is deleting.
2011/9/14
5.6.2 Data recording 16
Inomata
Changed “Specifications guaranteed” to “Storage temperature”
5.6.5 Contact I/O 16
Addition of “DO” specification.

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FF05239-002
 Contents
5.6.5 Contact I/O..................................................................................................................................................2
1. Overview ......................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1. System Configuration ...............................................................................................................................1
1.2. System features.........................................................................................................................................1
2. Locating specifications..................................................................................................................................... 2
2.1. Locating expression ..................................................................................................................................2
2.2. Target locating accuracy ...........................................................................................................................2
2.2.1. Source of error ..................................................................................................................................2
2.2.2. The way of calculation with the propagation velocity of surge (tentative) ...........................................2
2.3. Locating operation ....................................................................................................................................3
2.3.1. The number of the terminals for the locating......................................................................................3
2.3.2. Input elements to the Surge Recorder.................................................................................................3
2.3.3. Selects the locating line and result .....................................................................................................4
2.3.4. When the locating lines is two parallel lines.......................................................................................5
2.4. The condition that cannot locate ................................................................................................................6
2.5. The redoing fault locating function............................................................................................................6
3. F/L Server specifications .................................................................................................................................. 7
3.1. Hardware specifications ............................................................................................................................7
3.2. Function Specifications.............................................................................................................................7
3.3. Input parameters .......................................................................................................................................8
4. Client PC Specifications................................................................................................................................... 8
5. Surge Recorder (SFL-2000) specifications........................................................................................................ 9
5.1. Equipment overview .................................................................................................................................9
5.2. Features ....................................................................................................................................................9
5.3. Block diagram ..........................................................................................................................................9
5.3.1. Half Size (DSU × 2)........................................................................................................................ 10
5.3.2. Full Size (DSU × 6)......................................................................................................................... 11
5.3.3. Operation and the display panel ....................................................................................................... 12
5.3.4. Rear Panel....................................................................................................................................... 13
5.4. Measurement specifications .................................................................................................................... 14
5.4.1. Input elements................................................................................................................................. 14
5.4.2. Signal input specifications............................................................................................................... 14
5.4.3. Trigger detection function ............................................................................................................... 14
5.5. Functional specifications......................................................................................................................... 15
5.5.1. Communication I/F ......................................................................................................................... 15
5.5.2. Data recording................................................................................................................................. 15
5.5.3. Display function.............................................................................................................................. 15
5.5.4. Input parameters function ................................................................................................................ 15
5.5.5. GPS synchronous function............................................................................................................... 15
5.5.6. Alarm Output function .................................................................................................................... 15
5.6. General Specifications ............................................................................................................................ 16
5.6.1. Power supply .................................................................................................................................. 16
5.6.2. Ambient condition........................................................................................................................... 16
5.6.3. Insulation resistance ........................................................................................................................ 16
5.6.4. Power frequency withstand voltage.................................................................................................. 16
5.6.5. Contact I/O ..................................................................................................................................... 16
5.6.6. External dimensions, mass............................................................................................................... 16

FF05239-002 Contents- 1
1. Overview

Surge -type fault locater system consists of Surge Recorders (SFL-2000) installed in the terminals of transmission
line and a Fault Locator Server (F/L Server) which performs fault locating calculation. You are able to confirm fault
location results by connecting Web browser from client (Client PC).
Surge Recorder (SFL-2000) performs monitoring and recording with 10 MHz fast data sampling synchronized with
internal GPS clock.
When a fault occurs on a transmission line, SFL-2000 detects it and records the data.
When F/L Server requires surge data by polling, SFL-2000 transmits them to F/L Server. F/L Server locates the fault
point by them. (It locates by the difference in the time that the surge arrived at each substation on the transmission line.)
You can input the parameters which are necessary for Surge type fault locator system to locate a fault point to F/L
Server from Client PC. The parameters which consist of propagation velocity of surge, the line length are saved on the
F/L server. The permission to parameter setting operations is determined by type of user.
The surge data is stored in F/L Server. Therefore you can redo fault locating as many times as you want after
modifying the parameters from Client PC.

1.1. System Configuration

A Substation B Substation
Clamp(clip on)type use
CT 3φ CT 3φ
is also possible. Transmission Line

CT 3φ CT 3φ
Clamp Sensor
VT 3φ (CT secondar y) GPS GPS VT 3φ
Current signals antenna antenna
from CT secondary.
VT 3φ VT 3φ

Voltage signals SFL-

20 00
SU RG E F AU LT LO CA TOR
SFL-
2000
SU RGE F AU LT LO CAT OR

from VT secondary. F1 F2 F3 F4 F5
POW
F1 F2 F3 F4 F5
POW
1 2 3 OPE PgUp
1 2 3 OPE
SYN C SYNC
4 5 6 TRI GGER PgDn
4 5 6 TRIGGE R

7 8 9 7 8 9
STS STS
ESC 0 。 FAIL ESC 0 。 FAIL

Info.
Alarm contacts Surge Recorder Info. (Alar m) Surge Recorder
(Fault locator) (Alar m) Sur ge (Fault locator)
AC 100~240V Power Supply SFL-2000 Surge Wavefor SFL-2000
from separate MCCB. Wavefor
Backup
Power Supply
(If necessary) Substation Intranet

Substation Intranet

IP Based Network

Office Intranet
Info.
NPT NLDC PTC2 (Alar m)
Surge E-Mail
Wavefor

Client PC Client PC F/L Server Client PC

(MS Windows) (MS Windows) (Linux) (MS Windows)
Calculate the Distance to Fault
Operation can be performed Operation can be performed & Display Results Oper ation can be perfor med
from web browser from web browser & Send E-Mail from web browser

1.2. System features

(1) Reliable fault detection
Activated only when fault occurs.
(2) Highly accurate location
Time synchronization accuracy is ±160n sec.
Can detect the rising edge of the surge even when the surge is dull.

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2. Locating specifications
2.1. Locating expression
The following expression measures the time difference in the surge arrival time at the both edges.
* The distance between substations and the propagation velocity of surge are registered to the software.

First, Surge type fault locator system computes the surge arrival time from the rising edge point of the surge wave
recorded at the substation. Next, the system locates a fault-point using the surge arrival time and the following
expression.
L t
X v
2 2
X : The locating value (the distance from the A substation to the fault-point) (m)
L : The line length (the distance from the A substation to the B substation) (m)
Δt : The difference in the time which the surge arrived at (tA-tB) (sec)
tA = The time that the surge arrived at the A substation
tB = The time that the surge arrived at the B substation
v : The propagation velocity of surge (m/sec)
A Substation Fault Point B Substation

Surge Surge

X(m)
L(m)

2.2. Target locating accuracy

Target accuracy of the fault location is within ±200m

2.2.1. Source of error

Source of error Accuracy Error
a. Accuracy in synchronization with GPS Within 160n sec Between both edges, 320n sec max =
about 95 m*
b. The delay in detecting the rising edge About 3 samples 1 sample = 100n sec,
of the surge 3 samples = about 89m*
* This is the value when the propagation velocity of surge is 297m/μsec.
Supplement:
When there is a difference between the line length (L) which is set to F/L Server and the actual, it shall be
added to the error.
When there is a difference between the propagation velocity of surge, which is set to F/L Server, and the
actual, it shall be added to the error.

2.2.2. The way of calculation with the propagation velocity of surge (tentative)
Surge type fault locator system measures the arrival time of the surge generated when the circuit breaker is closed, at
the both edges of the transmission line.
Then it computes the propagation velocity of surge from that arrival time.
L
v
t
L : The locating value (the distance from the A substation to the B substation) (m)
Δt : The difference in the time which the surge arrived at (tA-tB) (sec)
tA = The time that the surge arrived at the A substation
tB = The time that the surge arrived at the B substation
v : The propagation velocity of surge (m/ sec)
A Substation B Substation

Surge Surge

L(m)

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2.3. Locating operation
2.3.1. The number of the terminals for the locating
A maximum of 4 terminals per line (the main line: 2 terminals and a branch line: a maximum of 2 terminals)
* In case of multiple lines like 2 parallel lines, Surge type fault locator system locates each track.

Ａ Substation (the start point) Ｂ Substation

B1 Main line B2

Surge Branch line 1 Branch line Surge

Recorder 2 Recorder
1 2

C Substation D Substation

Surge Surge
Recorder Recorder
3 4

Branch line: a maximum of 2

2.3.2. Input elements to the Surge Recorder

Kind Element Purpose
AC element 3-phase Bus Voltage For fault detection, and fault phase determination.
3-phase Line Current For fault detection, and fault phase determination.
For fault location calculation. (locates the fault point with
current surge)

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2.3.3. Selects the locating line and result

【2 ter minals】
Ａ Substation (the start point) Ｂ Substation
Main line A−B F1

Surge Surge
Recorder Recorder
1 2

Locating Locating point

section Fault point F1
A-B F1

【3 ter minals】
Ａ Substation (the start point) Ｂ Substation
F1 F2
Main line A−B B1

A−C B−C
Surge Branch line Surge
Recorder Recorder
1 2
F3

C Substation

Surge
Recorder
3

Locating Locating point

section Fault point F1 Fault point F2 Fault point F3
A-B F1 F2 B1
A-C F1 B1 F3
B-C B1 F2 F3

【4 ter minals】
Ａ Substation (the start point) Ｂ Substation
F2 F3
Main line F1 B1 A−B B2

C−D Branch line

Surge 2 Surge
Recorder Branch line 1
A−C A−D Recorder
1 F4 F5 2

B−C B−D

C Substation D Substation

Surge Surge
Recorder Recorder
3 4

Locating Locating point

section Fault point F1 Fault point F2 Fault point F3 Fault point F4 Fault point F5
A-B F1 F2 F3 B1 B2
A-C F1 B1 B1 F4 B1
A-D F1 F2 B2 B1 F5
B-C B1 F2 F3 F4 B2
B-D B2 B2 F3 B2 F5
C-D B1 F2 B2 F4 F5

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2.3.4. When the locating lines is two parallel lines
In case of the parallel line: 3 terminals, it locates each line like follows.
Ａ Substation
(the start point) Ｂ Substation
Main line 1L F11 B1 F12

2L F21 F22

Surge Branch line

Surge
Recorder Recorder
F13 F23
1 2

Ｃ Substation

Surge
Recorder
3

Ａ Substation
Ｂ Substation
(the start point)
Main line 1L F11 B1 F12

Surge Branch line Surge

Recorder Recorder
1 F23 2

Ｃ Substation

Surge
Recorder
3

Locating Locating point

section Fault point F11 Fault point F12 Fault point F13
A-B F11 F12 B1
A-C F11 B1 F13
B-C B1 F12 F13

Ａ Substation Ｂ Substation
(the start point)

Main line 2L F21 B1 F22

Surge Branch line Surge

Recorder Recorder
1 F13 2

Ｃ Substation

Surge
Recorder
3

Locating Locating point

section Fault point F21 Fault point F22 Fault point F23
A-B F21 F22 B1
A-C F21 B1 F23
B-C B1 F22 F23

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2.4. The condition that cannot locate
When the faults occur at the same time Surge type fault locator system can not distinguish these faults'
in the different place surges. Therefore, the middle of these fault-points becomes a
locating result.
When the terminal of Surge type fault locator system can not record the surge.
the one end is open
Cable disconnection when the line is Surge type fault locator system can not detect the cable
unloaded disconnection when the line is unloaded.

2.5. The redoing fault locating function

Surge type fault locator system can redo fault locating as many times as you want after modifying the parameters.
The parameters which can be changed The line length ※
The propagation velocity of surge ※

※Only users with Power User privilege or stronger are permitted to perform
configuration changes.

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3. F/L Server specifications
3.1. Hardware specifications
OS Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.5
Memory More than 4GB
CPU More than 2GHz
HDD More than 300GB of the hard-disk space (RAID LEVEL 1)
LAN I/F RJ45
Communication Data collection, Alarm collection, info.(Alarm) to SCADA
Protocol
Data collection HTTP Communication(Polling)
Alarm collection HTTP Communication(Polling)
info.(Alarm) to Modbus/TCP
SCADA

3.2. Function Specifications

Locating function
Automatic locating Surge locater software periodically requests the Surge Recorder to send the surge
data.
Receiving this request, if there is a new surge data, the Surge Recorder sends it to
the F/L Server.
Manual locating You can redo fault locating, after modifying the parameters. (propagation velocity,
(Redoing Fault Locating) line length).
Applicable system Directly grounded system In case of resistance grounded neutral system,
ungrounded system or direct-current power
transmission, separately inquire of us.
Locatable line length 600km
Target locating accuracy ±200m
Maximum number 100 lines
of target line
Maximum number 1000 items
of stored location results
Properties of the result Fault occurrence time
of fault location Line name
Fault phase The result is displayed for each fault phase.
Locating result Distance from the substation [km]
User management Administrator, Power user, End user (three levels)
(F/L server)
End user Fault location result, GPS sync･Communication line status display, Status history,
Mail history view (The cursor operation of a waveform display is possible.)
Power user End user features, Terminal registration, Line registration, Email notification
setting, Polling for each terminal and enable / disable setting, You can redo
fault-locating modifying the parameters (Propagation velocity / Line length)
Administrator Power user features, User registration, Address book registration, basic server
registration (Server name, Time format, Phase representation), Polling ･
Communication line monitoring, Server time adjust
Maker Administrator features, Maker setting(Data and setting management), NTP setting,
View menu(Display settings of each User level)
SFL-2000 Maker Settings Maker can change the parameters of the trigger level.
(Current Surge and RMS)
If users want to configure these parameters, KINKEI is willing to disclose this
function.
Email notification When fault occurs, FL Server shall automatically send email to registered
addresses.
When alarm occurs, FL Server shall automatically send email to registered
addresses.
Email notification Individual address registration
registration Email group registration (up to 10 individual addresses or groups)
Number of destination The maximum address is 10 for each transmission line and for each terminal.
address
Abnormality monitoring Terminal status, GPS sync status, Communication line status monitoring
Waveform display Waveform display of current surge data and DFR data in chapter 5.2.
of SFL-2000 Display the real-time data of RMS.

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3.3. Input parameters
Transmission line
information
Surge Recorder information
Line length, propagation velocity of surge
Line name
The name of the terminal where the Surge
Recorder is installed,
the device ID, the IP address,
the AC channel No. to detect a surge
The channel No. to input the current
A-C phase of the transmission line.
The number of the input channels for
phase A current, phase B current and
phase C current

Terminal name Line name Terminal name

(the start point)
Line length Line length Line length
Branch point name Branch point name

Branch name Branch name

Line length Line length

Terminal name Terminal name

4. Client PC Specifications
OS Windows XP Windows 7
Memory More than 1GB More than 2GB (32bit)/ 4GB (64bit)
CPU More than 1.6GHz More than 2GHz (32bit)/ 2.4GHz (64bit)
HDD More than 2GB of the hard-disk space
Web browser Internet Explorer® 7,8* (It uses web browser to access SFL-2000 and F/L Server.)
* KINKEI is planning to support Internet Explorer 6 in the next release.
Display More than 1280×1024
LAN I/F RJ45
Windows is a registered trademark in the U.S. and the other country in Microsoft Corporation U.S.

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 5. Surge Recorder (SFL-2000) specifications
5.1. Equipment overview
Surge Recorder SFL-2000, which sampling timing is synchronized by GPS clock, monitors and records the fault
voltage and current surge of the transmission line.

5.2. Features
Input signal converter
Sampling
frequency(high-speed)
frequency(Low-speed)
The number of the input
circuit
Trigger detection function
Wideband flat frequency amplitude characteristic: DC-2MHz
Sampling frequency(high-speed): 10MHz
Sampling frequency(Low-speed): 12.8kHz
It is possible to store in maximum 12 circuits.
There are two types of trigger detection.
One is Current Surge Detect , the other is RMS Level Detect
[Current Surge Detect]
High speed sampling data (10MHz) is recorded as Surge data.
Trigger is detected when current surge is generated.

[RMS Level Detect]

Low speed sampling data (12.8kHz) is recorded as DFR data.
Trigger is detected when voltage RMS value becomes under threshold level.

[If you enable two types of triggers.]

Record memory
Size (Half / Full)
Mass (Half / Full)
SFL-2000 inputs voltage with low speed sampling (12.8kHz), calculates voltage
RMS under commercial frequency, detects transmission line faults surely, starts
the surge recording acquired by high speed sampling.
Records the surge waveform data in 4ms before and after trigger detection
respectively.
In case of the fault occurs consecutively, it can record up to 8 surge data.
[The number of records] 1000 items(In case of semiconductor disk of 4GB)
4000 items(In case of semiconductor disk of 16GB)
238(W) × 266(H)(EIA:6U) × 300(D) mm
/ 482(W) × 266(H)(EIA:6U) × 300(D) mm
About 5kg/ about 10kg

5.3. Block diagram

LCD SC SC
/KB

BUS48

GPS
antenna
MCU(POW)

DSU#1

DSU#2

DSU#4

Control LAN Voltage Voltage Voltage

power -current -current -current
supply

Name Function
MCU It is the all-in-one unit that the CPU, the power, the DIO, the sampling synchronization control circuit were
consolidated.
DSU AC sampling circuit, arithmetic processing circuit, VT/CT input unit
LCD/KB TFT/LCD: 5.7 inches ( The 640 × 480 image ), Key board and LED (× 8)
SC Double-Layer Capacitor Module
BUS48 Motherboard: The number of the connection possible units is MCU + maximum 6 DSU.
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External View
5.3.1. Half Size (DSU × 2)

1 ! 2 ! 3 !
SFL-2000
T T2 T T2
SURGE FAULT LOCATOR POWE
SW
+ + + +
1
P CH CH
ON CH CH
- - - -
2 N
+ + + +
3 FG OFF CH CH
CH CH

4 - - - -
ALARM +
+ + +
5
CH CH CH CH

- - - -

GPS + + + +
CH CH CH CH
1
OUT -
2 - - -
3
OUT
4
5
OUT
6
7
OUT
8
T3 T4 T3 T4
F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 9
OUT
1
+ + + +
POW 1
OUT CH CH1 CH CH1
1
PgUp
1 3 OPE

HUB
2 1 - - - -
SYNC 1 OUT

PgDn TRIGGER 1 + + + +
4 5 6 1
OUT
CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1

LAN
DOU - - - -
7 8 9 IN
1
STS 2 IN + + + +
CH1 CH1 CH1
ESC 0 。 FAIL 3 IN
CH1

232C
4 IN
- - - -
5 IN

RS-
6 IN + + + +
7 CO
CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1

DI - - - -

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5.3.2. Full Size (DSU × 6)

SFL-
2000
SURGE FAULT LOCATOR

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5
POW
PgUp
1 2 3 OPE
SYNC
PgDn
4 5 6 TRIGGER

7 8 9
STS
ESC 0 。 FAIL

1 ! 2 ! 3 ! 4 ! 5 ! 6 ! 7 !

POWER T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2 T1 T2
SW
+ + + + + + + + + + + +
1
P CH CH CH CH CH CH
ON CH CH CH CH CH CH
- - - - - - - - - - - -
2 N
+ + + + + + + + + + + +
3 FG OFF CH CH CH CH CH
CH CH CH CH CH CH CH

4 - - - - - - - - - - - -
ALARM
+ + + + + + + + + + + +
5
CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH

- - - - - - - - - - - -

GPS + + + + + + + + + + + +
CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH
1
OUT1
2 - - - - - - - - - - - -
3
OUT2
4
5
OUT3
6
7
OUT4
8
T3 T4 T3 T4 T3 T4 T3 T4 T3 T4 T3 T4
9
OUT5
10
+ + + + + + + + + + + +
11
OUT6 CH CH1 CH CH1 CH CH1 CH CH1 CH CH1 CH CH1
12
HUB

13
- - - - - - - - - - - -
14 OUT7

15 + + + + + + + + + + + +
OUT8
16 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1
LAN

DOUT - - - - - - - - - - - -
1 IN1
IN2 + + + + + + + + + + + +
2
IN3 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1
3
232C

4 IN4
- - - - - - - - - - - -
5 IN5
RS-

6 IN6 + + + + + + + + + + + +
7 COM CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1
CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1 CH1

DIN - - - - - - - - - - - -

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5.3.3. Operation and the display panel

SFL-
2000
SURGE FAULT LOCATOR

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5

PgUp
2 POW 3
1 2 3
OPE
PgDn
SYNC
4 5 6
TRIGGER

7 8 9

0 。 STS
ESC
FAIL

No. Name Description

1 LCD For various operation screen display
2 KB For various operations
3 LED For status display

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5.3.4. Rear Panel

！ ！
1
T1 T2 T1 T2
ON
1
POWER
2 OFF
2
3

4
11
5

GPS

T3 T4 T3 T4

CN-1

12
CN-
2
4

CN-
3

9 5 7 6 8 10

No. Name Description

1 Power switch
2 Power supply terminal
3 Contact output terminal The signal contact output of 8CH (The wire slip-in terminal connector)
4 Contact input terminal The signal contact output of 6CH (The wire slip-in terminal connector)
5 CN-1 (USB1,2) USB I/F
6 CN-2 (LAN) LAN I/F
7 CN-3 (RS-232C) The serial interface
8 GPS antenna For the GPS antenna connection (BNC connector)
9 Control unit MCU Unit
10 Input unit DSU Unit
11 VT input terminal
12 CT input terminal

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5.4. Measurement specifications
5.4.1. Input elements
The number of the entry channels
Extension
The maximum number of Built-in
16ch / 1 DSU unit
per DSU
2 circuits of voltage (3 phases × 2) + 2 circuits of current (3
phases × 2)
32ch (Half Size DSU × 2): Maximum of 4 lines
96ch (Full Size DSU × 6) : Maximum of 12 lines

5.4.2. Signal input specifications

Sampling frequency Surge measurement 10MHz
A/D resolution Surge measurement 12bit
Synchronous accuracy To standard PPS ±100n sec
(Reference)
GPS receiver ±60n sec
Total ±160n sec

AC element
Voltage 100V/ 3 rated Vp-p = ±231.7V (163.84Vrms)
Current 1A rated Ip-p = ±28.28A (20Arms)
5A rated Ip-p = ±141.4A (100Arms)

5.4.3. Trigger detection function

Actual value level trigger Voltage Level OV / UV
Current Level OC
Surge trigger Current-change Change width ΔI

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5.5. Functional specifications
5.5.1. Communication I/F
LAN I/F Ethernet
RJ45 plug-in phone jack
Serial I/F D-SUB 9pin (DE-9) plug (male)

5.5.2. Data recording

Data memory capacity 4GB (CF card) 16GB (CF card)
Number of the data recordings Maximum 1000 items Maximum 4000 items

5.5.3. Display function

Main unit panel LCD Display of the set value and the monitor value
5.7type TFT (640 × 480)
LED (× 8) Status display

PC(Web browser) Display of the set value and the monitor value

5.5.4. Input parameters function

Main unit panel LCD Inputs an IP address and so on
Key (× 22) 10 key, F key (F1- F5), Cursor key

PC(Web browser) Inputs a trigger condition and so on

5.5.5. GPS synchronous function

Accuracy of time
When synchronous with the GPS ±160n sec
When not synchronous with the GPS ±2 sec per week

5.5.6. Alarm Output function

Error monitoring Power supply failure
GPS asynchronous

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5.6. General Specifications
5.6.1. Power supply
Input range of control power supply DC 88V -360V
AC 85V - 265V

5.6.2. Ambient condition

Temperature (Operation guaranteed) 0 -+55℃
Temperature (Storage temperature) -25 -+70℃
Humidity Equal to or less than 90% RH (No condensation)
Installation place Indoors

5.6.3. Insulation resistance

Insulation resistance (SFL-2000) DC500V Megger 10MΩ or over

5.6.4. Power frequency withstand voltage

withstand voltage Between total electric circuit and case (Excluding
communication circuit): Power frequency voltage 2000V AC 1
min

5.6.5. Contact I/O

DI 6ch
Input voltage 24V, 100V, 110V, 220V (Specify when buying.)
DO 8ch
AC250V 16A
DC300V 0.3A
DC110V 0.4A

5.6.6. External dimensions, mass

Half Size
Size 238 (W) × 266 (H) (EIA:6U) × 300 (D) mm
Mass About 5kg

Full Size
Size 482 (W) × 266 (H) (EIA:6U)× 300 (D) mm
Mass About 10kg

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