MEGAWIN

MW 140

Numerical Over Current

&
Earth Fault Relay

USER MANUAL
V3

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 1.0. FEATURES
Ø Low-set three phase non-directional over current and non-directional
Earth Fault Relay with Inverse Definite Minimum Time [IDMT] and
Definite Minimum Time [DMT].
CONTENTS
Ø High-set three phase non-directional over current and non-directional
Earth Fault Relay with Definite Minimum Time [DMT].
Page No. Ø 16 Character 2 Line LCD with backlighting module for numerical display
of setting parameters and measured values, which is user friendly.
1.0. FEATURES 2 Ø Membranes key pad for easy operation, dust proof front panel.
2.0. APPLICATION 2 Ø RS-232 Communication port for PC connections.
Ø SCADA Port Communication for RS-485 Connections.
3.0. INTRODUCTION AND DESCRIPTION 3
Ø LED indication for power on, Pickup (Alarm) and Trip.
4.0. TERMINAL DETAIL DIAGRAM 5 Ø Seven types of inverse time characteristic curves, for Phase and Earth
fault and one Definite Mean Time characteristic.
5.0. APPLICATION / WIRING DIAGRAM 6
Ø Low AC burden.
6.0. TECHNICAL DATA 7 Ø Fault records storage
Ø Circuit Breaker failure Protection
7.0. MECHANICAL DETAILS 11
Ø Self Supervision system output relay (IF contact)
8.0. CHARACTERISTIC EQUATION AND GRAPH 12 Ø Reliable auxiliary supply for wide range of inputs 24 -110 V or 85 – 265
V AC / DC.
9.0. NOMENCLATURE & DEFINITIONS 15
Ø Non - Volatile Memory data retention and retrieval in the event of power
10.0. COMMISSIONING INSTRUCTIONS 16 failure.
Ø Unique combination of 50/51 & 50N/51N in a single instrument.
11.0. DIGITAL OUTPUT SETTINGS 21
Ø Consistent repetitive accuracy.
12.0. SCADA PORT CONNECTION / SETTING 24 Ø High pick-up and drop off ratio.

13.0. MEASUREMENT MODE 28 2.0. APPLICATION

14.0. OUTPUT CONTACT RATING
15.0. MODEL AND ORDERING INFORMATION
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28 The Numerical over current and Earth fault relay - MW 140 - is
extensively used for over current and earth fault protection of radial feeders
28 in solidly earthed, resistance earthed or impedance earthed power systems.
The Relay MW 140 can also be used in most applications, where inverse
time, definite time and instantaneous relays are required. The relay gives
selective phase and earth fault protection in time graded systems for many
applications. It ensures reliable protective system and clears only the faulted
section.
 3.0. INTRODUCION AND DESCRIPTION MW 140 RELAY BLOCK DIAGRAM
MW 140 is a numeric, non-directional, combined over current and Earth
fault relay. This is intended for protection applications in medium-voltage
networks. These networks may have isolated or resistance or impedance
earthed or solidly earthed neutral points. Definite time over current relays is
both suited for isolated systems and for use as backup to differential relays
and distance relays. Inverse time relays [Over current relay with different
time-current characteristics] are advantageous for inter-connected systems
and solidly grounded system. Another tool for reducing the tripping time for
faults near the source is to use the added instantaneous feature in the numeric
relay.

The block diagram of the Numerical Relay type MW140 is shown in figure.
The relay receives the input current signals [phase current and neutral current]
via four input current transformers. These signals are galvancially de-coupled
and suitably filtered then fed to the A/D converter for amplitude calculation
and further logical processing [i.e. samples, multiplexing].

The micro-controller is continuously monitoring the magnitude of the

phase current and the neutral current. Whenever the phase current or earth
current magnitude exceeds the pre-set value, either low-set current setting
or high-set current setting, and after a pre-set delay, the timer logic is processed
and after comparison with set time schedules and tripping signals are issued
accordingly. There are two output relays and each output relay has two
changeover contacts either for alarm or for tripping.

The auxiliary supply for the numerical relay provided by a Switch

Mode Power Supply (SMPS) unit, with input voltage either AC or DC with a
wide operating voltage from 24- 110 volts or 85 - 265 volts. In case of AC, the
power supply designed to operate from 45 Hz to 65 Hz. The current and time
setting procedures explained in the subsequent sections.
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 4.0. TERMINAL DETAIL DIAGRAM 5.0. APPLICATION/WIRING DIAGRAM

X1
X2
1 NC
1 NO
2 NO T1 2 COM T3
3 NC
3 COM
4 NO
4 NC 5 COM T4
6 NC
5 NO T2
7 NO
6 COM 8 COM T5
9 NC
10
X4

L1 S1
X3
1 NO
L1 S2
1 2 2 COM T6
3 NC
L2 S1
4
L2 S2
3 4 5
6
L3 S1
7
5 6 L3 S2 8 AUX.
9 SUPPLY
Io S1
10
SCADA PORT
Io S2
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 6.0. TECHNICAL DATA 6. 6. INVERSE DEFINITE MINIMUM TIME SETTING RANGE (IDMT)
a) Low-set Setting Range

Low set Setting In Time Multiplier Setting In Steps

6.1. Rated AC Current Input : 1 A /5A Current Range Steps of Setting (TMS) Range of

6.2. Frequency : 50/60 HZ I > Phase 10 to 300% 1% IL TMS 0.05 to 2.5 0.01

6.3. a) Auxiliary Power Supply : 85 -265 volts AC/ DC

Io > Earth 10 to 100% 1% Io TMS 0.05 to 2.5 0.01
or 24 - 110 volts AC / DC

b) Auxiliary Voltage : Conforms to IEC 60255 - 6 - 1988 Note : I> : Phase Low-set Fault Current
Variation Test Class 3.2.7 Io> : Earth Low-set Fault Current
IL TMS : Time Multiplier Setting for Phase Low-set
The auxiliary rated input in 110
Io TMS : Time Multiplier Setting for Earth Low-set
Volts AC/DC is subjected to
6.6. b) DEFINITE TIME SETTING RANGES (DMT)
80% & 110% Voltage variation
Entered Value X 10
6.4 Rated burden : Conforms to IEC - 60255 - 6 - 1988
Low-set Setting In Steps Definite Definite Time In Steps
a) AC Burden Class 8 Current Range of Time DMT in Seconds of
< 0.5 VA for 5A relay
I > Phase 10 to 300% 1% IL DMT 0.1 to 25.0 0.1
< 0.25 VA for 1A relay
Io > Earth 10 to 100% 1% Io DMT 0.1 to 25.0 0.1
@ Unity power factor and at rated

current on any setting Note : IL DMT : Phase Fault Low-set Definite Time in Seconds

b) DC Burden : < 5 watts Io DMT : Earth Fault Low-set Definite Time in Seconds

During non operated condition 6.6 c) HIGH-SET SETTING RANGE

: < 6 watts
High-set Setting In Steps Instantaneous Setting Time In Steps
During operated condition @
Current Range of Time DMT in Seconds of
rated current on any setting
I>> 100 to 4000 % 10 % IL High-set DMT 0.05 to 2.5 0.01
6.5 a) % pick up range : 105% of setting value Phase
Io >> 50 to 1500 % 10% Io High-set DMT 0.05 to 2.5 0.01
b) % drop off : >95% of setting value Earth

Note : I>> : Phase High-set Fault Current

Io >> : Earth High-set Fault Current

IL DMT : Instantaneous Time for Phase in Seconds

Io DMT : Instantaneous Time for Earth in Seconds

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 6.7 OPERATING TIME ACCURACY c) Insulation Test voltage of 500 V DC for
Resistance Test duration of 60 seconds between
a) Accuracy Range on IDMT
Conforms to all ter mina ls a nd b etwe en
Curve for Phase or Earth Fault : ± 5 % on setting range IEC - 60255 -5-1977
adjacent terminals.
b) Definite Time : ± 3% Class 5 & 7

c) Instantaneous Time : Less than 3 cycles 6.10 MECHANICAL Rel ay has com plet ed 10,0 00
DURABLITY TEST Operations with a duration of on-
6.8 ELECTRICAL ENVIRONMENT Conforms to time 1 Sec and duration of off-time
a) High Frequency [I] 2.5 kV Peak [Common Mode] IEC-60255-5-1988
2 Seconds
[Damped Sine Wave] For a duration of 2 Secs Class 5 & 16
Conforms to IEC
60255 – 22 –1988 [II] Between DC Circuit and 6.11 THERMAL Limiting continuous and temporary
Earth with Relay Operated REQUIREMENTS thermal withstand values of input
and non-Operated Condition
energizing quantities was done,
[III] 1 kV Peak [ Transverse Mode] 2 times of the rated current, for
for a Duration of 2 Seconds
the duration of 4 hours with rated
[IV] Across D.C. Terminals auxiliary voltage applied.
[V] Across Current Terminals
[ L1 L2 L3 & E/F in series] 6.12. CONTACT
PERFORMANCE TEST
6.9 HIGH VOLTAGE WITHSTAND
a) Making Capacity Relay with the rated current and
a) Dielectric test 2.0 KV R.M.S for 1 Minute between Test
Conforms to all Pow er a nd Earth ter mina ls Conforms to IEC voltage across the O/P contacts

IEC 60255-5-1977 connected together 60255-23-1994 10 Amps at 230 V AC Resistive

Class 5.1.1
Class 5 & 6 2.0 KV R.M.S for 1 Minute between Loa d wa s ap plie d for 10 00
terminals of independent circuits operations was conducted with a
connected together.
duration of on-time 200 m.sec and
1.0 KV R.M.S for 1 Minute across
off-time of 9,800 m.sec
open contacts of output relay.

b) Impulse voltage test Three positive and three negative
Conforms to IEC Impulse of 5 kV Peak 1.2 /50 micro
60255–5–1977, - seconds wave shape, with an
Class 5 & 8 interval of 10 Sec, between all
terminals connected together and
between adjacent terminals and
case Earth terminal. Across DC
Auxiliary input and current input
terminals.
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b) Breaking Capacity Relay with the rated current and
Test
voltage across the O/P Contacts
Conforms to IEC
60255-23 –1994 5A at 2 30 VAC ( P.F.-0.3 37)
Class 5.1.2 Resistive with Inductive Load was
applied for 1000 operations with
a duration of on-time 30 m.sec &
off-time of 9,970 m.sec
 c) Short time capacity Relay with the rated current and 8.0. CHARACTERISTIC EQUATION AND GRAPH
test
Conforms to IEC voltage across the O/P contacts RI- C UR V E T M S = 1.6
60255-23-1994 20 A AC current Resistive Load T M S = 1.5

Class 5.1.5 was applied for a duration of 4

8.000 T M S = 1.4

7.000
T M S = 1.3
seconds T M S = 1.2
6.000
T M S = 1.1

6.13 TEST ENVIRONMENT

TIME
5.000 T M S = 1.0

DELA Y TIME
The Relay was energized and was
T M S = 0.9
a) Dry Heat Test 4.000

DELAY
T M S = 0.8
Conforms to IEC subjected to Dry Test at Severity 3.000 T M S = 0.7

60068-2-2 + 55°C for a duration of Two 2.000

T M S = 0.6

Section Four 1974 hours 1.000

T M S = 0.5
T M S = 0.4

0.000 T M S = 0.3
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
The Relay was energized and was
T M S = 0.2
b) Cold Test I - F A UL T /I - S E T
I - FAULT / I - SET T M S = 0.1
Conforms to IEC subjected to cold test at severity
60068 – 2 -1 Section - 5° C for a duration of Two hours K
Three 1990 t = ———————————-
Restricted Inverse RI 0.339 - 0.238
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c) Damp Heat Test The relay was energized and was I
Conforms to IEC kept in a humidity chamber with a
N I- C U R V E
60068 -2-3 1969
TM S = 1 .6
severity at 40 °C and 93 % RH for TM S = 1 .5

duration of four days. 1 8 .0 0 0 TM S = 1 .4

1 6 .0 0 0 TM S = 1 .3
TM S = 1 .2
7.0. MECHANICAL DETAILS :
1 4 .0 0 0
TM S = 1 .1
1 2 .0 0 0

DELAY TIME
TM S = 1 .0

DEL AY T IME
1 0 .0 0 0 TM S = 0 .9
8 .0 0 0 TM S = 0 .8

6 .0 0 0
TM S = 0 .7
TM S = 0 .6
4 .0 0 0
TM S = 0 .5
2 .0 0 0
TM S = 0 .4
0 .0 0 0 TM S = 0 .3
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
TM S = 0 .2
I- F A U L T / I- S E T
TM S = 0 .1
I - FAULT / I - SET

0.14 K
t = ———————-
Normal Inverse NI I 0.02
–1

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 V I- C UR V E TM S = 1.6 3S- C URV E
TM S = 1.6
TM S = 1.5 TM S = 1.5
2 5 .0 0 0 18 .00 0
TM S = 1.4 TM S = 1.4
TM S = 1.3 16 .00 0
TM S = 1.3
2 0 .0 0 0 TM S = 1.2 14 .00 0 TM S = 1.2
TM S = 1.1 12 .00 0 TM S = 1.1

DELAY TIME

DELAY T IME
DELAY TIME
D E L A Y TI ME
1 5 .0 0 0 TM S = 1.0 TM S = 1.0
10 .00 0
TM S = 0.9 TM S = 0.9
8 .00 0
1 0 .0 0 0 TM S = 0.8 TM S = 0.8
6 .00 0
TM S = 0.7 TM S = 0.7
4 .00 0
TM S = 0.6 TM S = 0.6
5 .0 0 0
TM S = 0.5 2 .00 0
TM S = 0.5
TM S = 0.4 0 .00 0 TM S = 0.4
0 .0 0 0
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TM S = 0.3 TM S = 0.3
I- FA UL T /I - SET
I - FAULT / I - SET
I- F A UL T / I- S ET TM S = 0.2 I - FAULT / I - SET TM S = 0.2
TM S = 0.1 TM S = 0.1

13.5 K 3K
Very Inverse VI t = ————— 3 Seconds Relay 3S t = ——————
I–1 Log I

1 . 3 S - C UR V E

EI- C U R V E T M S = 1.6 T M S = 1 .6
T M S = 1.5 8 .0 0 0 T M S = 1 .5
45.000
T M S = 1.4 T M S = 1 .4
7 .0 0 0
40.000 T M S = 1.3 T M S = 1 .3
35.000 T M S = 1.2 6 .0 0 0
T M S = 1 .2
T M S = 1.1
30.000 T M S = 1 .1

D E LA Y TIM E
5 .0 0 0

DELAY TIME
DELAY TIME

DEL AY T IME

T M S = 1.0
25.000 T M S = 1 .0
4 .0 0 0
T M S = 0.9
T M S = 0 .9
20.000
T M S = 0.8 3 .0 0 0
T M S = 0 .8
15.000
T M S = 0.7
2 .0 0 0 T M S = 0 .7
10.000 T M S = 0.6
T M S = 0 .6
5.00 0 T M S = 0.5 1 .0 0 0
T M S = 0 .5
T M S = 0.4
0.00 0 0 .0 0 0 T M S = 0 .4
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 T M S = 0.3 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
T M S = 0 .3
I - F A U L T / I- S ET
I - FAULT / I - SET T M S = 0.2 I - FA U L T / I- S E T
I - FAULT / I - SET T M S = 0 .2
T M S = 0.1
T M S = 0 .1

80 K
Extremely Inverse EI 1.3 K
t = —————
1.3 Seconds Relay 1. 3S t = ——————
I2 – 1
Log I
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 L T I- C UR V E
T M S = 1 .6
5. RESET KEY

2 5 0 .0 0 0
T M S = 1 .5
It is a time tested reliable keypad switch. The function key pad is used to
T M S = 1 .4
T M S = 1 .3 reset the relay during post fault and set function of the variable parameter.
2 0 0 .0 0 0 T M S = 1 .2
T M S = 1 .1 6. 2

DEL AY TTIME
T M S = 1 .0

IME
1 5 0 .0 0 0
T M S = 0 .9
Represents that the relay withstood and has been tested for high-voltage

DELAY
T M S = 0 .8

dielectric and the number inside represents the level of voltage.

1 0 0 .0 0 0
T M S = 0 .7
T M S = 0 .6
5 0 .0 0 0 T M S = 0 .5 7. 5
T M S = 0 .4
T M S = 0 .3
0 .0 0 0
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 T M S = 0 .2
Represents that the relay withstood and has been tested for high voltage
I - I FAULT
- F A U L T /I/
-S I
ET- SET T M S = 0 .1 impulse and the number inside represents the level of voltage.

120 K 10.0. COMMISSIONING INSTRUCTIONS.

Long Time Inverse LTI
t = —————
I-1 Setup procedure of MW140 Relay
Where “t” is the actual operating time in seconds. 1. The relay unit is powered by connecting auxiliary input power supply of
“I” is the multiple of plug setting given by 85 to 265 volts or 24 to 110 volts AC/DC to pin number 8 and 9 of
Fault current in amps X3 terminal in the backside. Switch on, the main menu displays .
I = ———————————-
Plug setting in amps
Megawin
MW 140
K is the Time Multiplier Setting
The relay is ready for operation and use.
9.0. NOMENCLATURE & DEFINITIONS OF KEYPADS, LED’S
AND SYMBOLS 2. a (1). Now press the right and left arrow keys simultanously and display
will ask for password. Then press down arrow key, left arrow key
1. POWER ON LED indicates the Power ON Status.
and uparrow key. Now, the LCD displays “System logged in” and then
2. When Alarm LED glowing continuously indicates the pick up (Fault
Current). 1. I > Set EN/DS
3. When Trip LED glowing continuously indicates the Trip.
Press right arrow key, Now the LCD display shows
4. Keypads names 1. Right arrow key
2. Down arrow key 1. I > Set EN / DS
3. Left arrow key <DS / EN> Enabled
4. Up arrow key Now the user can enable or disable the low set using right
5. Reset key or left arrow keys
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 The next display shows
f) Curve - 6 1.3S
2. I > Set %

2. a (2) Press the right arrow key, the LCD displays the Set parameter range g) Curve - 7 LTI

2. I > Set %
h) Curve - 8 DMT
10 [10 - 300]

User can select phase current @ low set [ I>] in any value between the
ranges [10 - 300%], in steps of 1%.
Note A1:
Select the appropriate values by using increment [up arrow] or
decrements [down arrow] keys and then press the right arrow key to
accept the set value.
Now, the display cursor points to next select appropriate values
Note A2 :
By pressing Up arrow or Down arrow keys, the user can select
any one curve type. Then pressing Right arrow key the selected curve
type is accepted and the value is stored in the non-volatile memory
location and then it goes to the next step.
2. a. (4). LCD displays the next parameter
If the user selects the IDMT Curve then the display will shows.

by using the above-mentioned keys i.e., [up - arrow] or [Down - arrow]

keys and repeat the procedure until the last parameter value.
If the entered data is within the setting range, it accepts the
entered values and stores it to Non-volatile memory location.
Now it goes to next step by pressing the down arrow key
2. a (3). LCD displays next parameter 3. I> Curve Set
4. I> TMS
0.05 [0.05 -2.5]
The user can select the time multiplier setting of any value ranging
between (0.05 - 2.5) in steps of 0.01 and the selection will be as per
note A1.
If the user selects the DMT (8th curve) then the display will shows.

Relay has been provided with seven pre-defined IDMT curves 4. I> DMT
and one DMT, the user can select any one curve one at a time. They 0.1 [0.1 -25.0]
are in order as below:
The user can select the definite minimum time DMT setting of any
a) Curve - 1 RI
value ranging between (0.1 - 25.0) in steps of 0.1 and the selection
will be as per note A1.
b) Curve - 2 NI
Press Right arrow key to accept the entered data into the memory

c) Curve - 3 VI location and then move to the next step.

3. a. (1). The next parameter goes to

d) Curve - 4 EI
5. I>> Set EN/DS
< Ds/En> Enabled
e) Curve - 5 3S
Now the user can Enable or Disable the High set using right or left arrow keys.
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 3. a. (2). Press down arrow key the LCD displays the set parameter
6. I>> Set %
100 [100 – 4000]
User can select phase high set current i.e. [I>>] any value between the ranges
[100-4000], this also means 100 to 4000 %, in steps of 10%.
Note A3:
Select appropriate values by using increment [up arrow] or
decrement [down arrow] keys. And press the right arrow key to accept
the set value. Now, the cursor points to next select appropriate values
by using the above mentioned keys i.e., [up - arrow] or [Down - arrow]
keys and repeat the procedure till the last parameter value.
3. a. (3). Now the definite time (DMT) to be set in the next step
7. I>> DMT
0.05 [0.05 - 2.5]
And the user can select the definite time of any value between the ranges (0.05
to 2.5 sec) in steps of 0.01 second. For selection, repeat the procedure, note
A1, it moves to the next step.
4.a(1) Now the LCD displays the next parameter
8. Io> Set EN/DS
<Ds/En> Enabled
Now the user can enable or disable the low set using right or left arrow keys.
4. a. (2). LCD displays the next parameter,
9. Io> Set %
100 (10 - 100)
The user can select the earth fault current at any desired value between the
ranges (10 to 100), i.e. 10 to 100% in steps of 1%. For selection, repeat the
set-up procedure as per note A1. And it moves to the next step.
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4. a. (3). The LCD displays the next parameter i.e., curve type for earth fault,
10. Io> Curve Set
The relay has provided with seven pre-defined IDMT curves for earth fault and
One DMT for earth earth fault. They are RI, NI, VI, EI, 3 Sec, 1.3sec,LTI and
DMT . The user can select any one pre-defined curve. Repeat the set- up procedure
as per note A1 the display moves to next step.
4.a.(4). The LCD displays the next parameter
If the User can select the IDMT Curve the display will shows
11. Io> TMS
0.05 [0.05 - 2.5]
The user can select the time multiplier setting of any desired value between the
ranges i.e., 0.05 to 2.5 in steps of 0.01.
For relay set-up procedure, refer note A1, the display moves to next step.
If the User can select the DMT Curve then the display will shows
11. Io> DMT
0.1 [0.1 - 25.0]
The user can select any desired value between the ranges 0.1 to 25.0 seconds
in steps of 0.1 second. For relay set-up procedure refer note A1 and the display
goes to next step.
5.a.(1). Press down arrow key the LCD displays the set parameter
12. Io>> Set EN/DS
<Ds/En> Enabled
Now the user can Enable or Disable the Earth Fault High Set stage using right or
left arrow keys.
5.a. (2). Then, Press down arrow key the LCD displays the Set parameter
13. Io>> Set %
100 [50-1500]
User can select earth fault high set i.e. ., [Io>>] at any value between the
ranges [50 - 1500], this also means 50 to 1500 %, in steps of 10%.
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Digital Output Enabling stages are
Select appropriate values by using increment [up arrow] or decrement [down
16. IL> Config
arrow] keys. And press the right arrow key to accept the set value. Now, the
cursor points to next select appropriate values by using the above mentioned 11.1 I> config – T1 and T2 relays can be configured

keys i.e., [up - arrow] or [Down - arrow] keys and repeat the procedure till the
Press the right arrow key the display will show
last parameter value.
16. IL> Config
5.a.(3). Now the High set DMT to be set T1 Enabled
14. Io>> DMT Press the right arrow key the display changes from Enabled / Disabled and
0.05 [0.05 - 2.5] Vice Versa.

And the user can select the definite time of any value between the ranges (0.05 Now press the down arrow key for selection of T2, T3, T4, T5.

to 2.5 sec) in steps of 0.01 second. For selection, repeat the procedure, note The T6 relay cannot be configured and only at the time of relay inter-
A1 and it moves to next step. nal fault it gives the Signal.

6.a.(1). The LCD displays the next Parameter After completing the selection Press the left arrow and the down arrow for
next configuration.
15. CBFP Delay
The above procedure can be followed for all the configuration.
6.a.(2). The Press right arrow key the LCD displays the Set parameter of CBFP 11.2 I>> config – T1 and T2 relays can be configured
Delay
17. IL>> Config
15. CBFP Delay
0.25 [0.25 - 2.5] 11.3 Io> config – T1 and T2 relays can be configured

18. Io> Config

User can select CBFP setting at any value between the ranges [0.25 -2.5], this
also means 0.25 to 2.5 Seconds in steps of 0.01 Second. 11.4 Io>> config – T1 and T2 relays can be configured

Note A5 : 19. Io>> Config

Select appropriate values by using increment [up arrow] or decrement [down 11.5 CBFP config (Circuit Breaker Failure Protection – The operation of the
arrow] keys. And press the right arrow key to accept the set value. Now, the
Circuit breaker failure protection is based on the supervision of thetime, from the
cursor points to next select appropriate values by using the above mentioned
pick up of the configured trip relay to the dropout of the same relay. If that time
keys i.e., [up - arrow] or [Down - arrow] keys and repeat the procedure till the
is longer than the operating time of CBFP stage activates another output relay
last parameter value.
which will remain activated, until the primary trip relay resets.
11.0. DIGITAL OUTPUTS SETTINGS :
20. CBFP Config
Configuration of the output signals to the output contacts [T1 & T2 – Trip
Relays, T3 to T5 are alarm or annunciator or CBFP. 11.6 Latch config (The Latch disabled relays are automatically latch will be relased
when current is cleared / The Latch enabled relays are to be reset only by
By means of enabling the relay output signals of the various stages can be com-
bined with the trip relay T1 and T2. The user can be enabled any relay for any pressing the RST (reset) Key in the front Panel)
functions. 21. Latch Config
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 11.7 Alarm Config (Alarm signal out put). 12.0. SCADA PORT CONNECTION / SETTING
22. ALM Config
Rear side SCADA port 9 Pin Connector configuration Setting
7. Next step goes to Lamp Test Enable/Disable The relays can be connected to the computer in two ways.

23. Lamp Tst EN/DS 1. RS 232 Connection (in the front panel)
< Disable / Enable > 2 5

MW140
NUMERICAL OVER CURRENT AND EARTH FAULT RELAY

The Front panel LED can be tested when Left key pressed. After certain time it POWER ON

ALARM

RELAY FAULT

TRIP

returns to same menu. This is only Lamp checking purpose.

R PHASE

Y PHASE

B PHASE

E/F

8. The Relay contacts working functions can be tested by enabling the T1 to T6 test

2. RS 485 Connection (SCADA Port in the Rear Panel)

24. T1 Test 25. T2 Test
< EN / DS > < EN / DS > X1
X2
1 NC
1 NO
2 NO T1 2 COM T3
3 NC
3 C OM
4 NO
4 NC 5 COM T4
6 NC
T2

26. T3 Test
5 NO
7 NO

27. T4 Test
6 C OM 8 COM T5
9 NC
10
X4

<EN / DS> <EN / DS>

L1 S1
X3
1 NO
L1 S2
2 COM T6
3 NC
L2 S1
4
L2 S2
5
6
L3 S1
7
L3 S2
8 A UX.
9 SUPPLY
Io S1
10
SCA DA POR T
Io S2

28. T5 Test 29. T6 Test

<EN / DS> <EN / DS>
After connecting the relay the following settings are to be made.
Note A5 :
The above testing should be carried only during servicing time. 12.1.1. Press down arrow Key up to the menu No.32 the LCD displays the

8. The user can retrieve the last 5 faults in the next step of fault events menu parameter, Local Communication Line Enable/Disable

30. Fault Log 32. LCL Com EN/DS

Press the right arrow key and then down arrow key to see the last 5 faults one
by one.
Then press the down arrow key to proceed the next part of the programming,
9. Fault Events clr menu using to clear the fault events.
31. Fault Log Clr
<Ds / En> Disabled
The LCL Com should be set as Disabled automatically the rear panel port (SCADA)
is selected and the front panel port RS 232 is selected by disabling the LCL Com.
Note : The Front and Rear Panel Port communication cables are different
configurations.
12.1.2. Press down arrow Key the LCD displays the next parameter setting as

Press the right arrow key to clear the last faults. Displays show Please Wait then
to normal menu.
33. Protocol Set

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 Press the right arrow key and select the type of protocol software using 12.1.5. Press down arrow key the LCD displays the Device Identification as

1. Megabus or 2. Modbus
36. Device ID
33. Protocol Set
1. Megabus The user can be select the relay identification in number between 1 - 247

After selection press the right arrow key to accept and down arrow key to next
programme
12.1.3. Press the down arrow key for the Com baud rate settings
Note: The next setting parameters are Remote Close / Trip, Enable /
Disable and the close / trip Dout configuration functions will activate
only in Megabus Protocol.
12.1.6. Now the next programme goes to

34. Com baud rate Remote Close Enable / Disable

1 – 2400, 2 – 4800, 3 – 9600, 4 – 19200 37. Rem Cls EN/DS

The above baud rate setting should be the same as per baud rate selection Press the right arrow key
of the communication software in the PC or Master device.
37. Rem Cls EN/DS
For Example: <Ds/En> Enabled
If the Com baud rate settings is 9600, the same baud rate 9600, should
Now the User can Enable the Remote controlling close option by pressing the
be selected in the PC software.
right arrow key or disable it by left arrow key.
After selection press the right arrow key to accept and down arrow key
12.1.7. Press down arrow key the next parameter display shows
to next programme

12.1.4. Press the down arrow key the LCD displays 38. R - Close Dout

35. Com Parity Press right arrow key

The Com Parity settings are 38. R - Close Dout

T3 Enabled
1 – None, 2 – Odd, 3 – Even, 4 – Mark, 5 – Space

The above Com Parity settings should be the same as the communication software.
Now the User has to select the output contacts T1 – T5 by down arrow key.

For Example Press the right arrow key output contact can be Enabled / Disabled
If the Com Parity settings are odd, the same Parity Odd, should be selected
After Enabled /Disabled the left arrow key to close the sub menu.
in the PC software.
And press the down arrow to the next menu
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 12.1.8. Now the next programme goes to Now the main menu display shows

Remote Trip Enable / Disable

Megawin
MW 140
39. Rem trip EN/DS
In order to ensure the settings check the entries in the programme.
Press the right arrow key
For successful and efficient operation of the relay, the entire relay setting procedure
should be completed.
39. Rem trip EN/DS
<Ds/En> Enabled 13.0. MEASUREMENT MODE
The LCD displays the Measurement menu of Line Value by pressing the up
Now the User can Enable the Remote controlling trip option by pressing the and down keys simultaneously.
right arrow key or disable it by left arrow key.
R: O Y : 0 %
12.1.9. Press down arrow key the next parameter display shows
R: O Io : 0 %

40. R - Trip Dout

This values are three phase R, Y, B and earth Io line currents monitoring.

Press right arrow key Press the Left key to the Main menu.
14.0. OUTPUT CONTACT RATING
40. R - Trip Dout
T4 Enabled Max. contact Voltage : 250 V AC / 24V DC
Max. Switching Current
T1 and T2 Contacts : NC 20 Amps / 240 V AC
: NO 30 Amps / 240 V AC
Now the User has to select the output contacts T1 – T5 by down arrow key.
T3, T4, T5 and T6 contacts : 6 Amps / 24 V DC / 240 V AC
Press the right arrow key output contact can be Enabled / Disabled
15.0. ORDERING INFORMATION FOR MW 140
After Enabled / Disabled the left arrow key to close the sub menu.
Please tick the appropriate box in line with your requirements and send it to us.
Note: The output contact should not be the same for Remote Close and
Trip functions. If T3 is enabled for Close function the same should not Auxiliary Voltage: Model :
be enabled for Trip function, should be another contact.
85-265V AC/DC MW140
12.1.10. Finally, press the down right key to come out programming menu
user set all the new entries to be memorized in relay.
MW140
24-110V AC/DC RS 485
Exit Setting
< No / Yes >
CT Rating :
Press right arrow to accept. 1 Amps 5 Amps

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