03 1001 V5.00 EVRC2A-N Manual Software

Release Date: Jan. 2010 / Manual Revision 5.
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EVRC2A-n
INTERFACE SOFTWARE
User Guide
ENTEC ENTEC
ELECTRIC & ELECTRONIC CO., LTD
Copyright © 2002 by ENTEC ELECTRIC & ELECTRONIC CO., LTD all right reserved. Forerunner Distribution & Automation
ECRC2A-n Interface Software http://www.entecene.co.kr
Release Note:
[Oct. 2006] Ver4.00

1. Modify “2. Installation”
2. Add content for new additional function.
- Add “Download All” in “ONLINE->Download” menu.
- Add “Recloser registration”, “Scan Files” and “RDB file management” functions in
“Add Recloser Item” menu.
- Add “IEC60870-5-104” window in “Communication Protocol setup”
[Aug. 2009] Ver4.11

3. Modify content for the changed items.
- Add “Demand” data in “Actual Value & Control” Section.
[Jan. 2010] Ver5.00

1. Figures are changed to the new figures for new version software.
2. Add content for new additional function.
- The “6)” item is added in “1. General “ for security
- Add content to explain the use of the phasor diagram.
- Add content, “6.4.3. Control”.
- “8. Security”
3. Modify content for the changed item.
- Device(Protocol) Select in the “3. Software registration and Running”
- Add more explanation in “5.6.1 Fault Wave Summary”
- Add more explanation and one caution in “5.7 DB MAP Set”
- Change content in the “6. ON-LINE”
- Add “Port Setting” and “IEC60870-5-101” in “System Setting Edit->Relay Setup”
4. Remove “Add Recloser Item” and “Download All” in “ONLINE->Download” menu.
5. Add the “Export” function to convert the system event data into Excel file(.xls) and be saved.
ENHANCED TECHNOLOGY i
CONTENTS
1. General ............................................................................................................................１
2. Installation ....................................................................................................................... 2
3. Software registration and Running ............................................................................... 3
4. File .................................................................................................................................... 5
5. View and Setting .............................................................................................................. 6

5.1. Setting ................................................................................................................................. 7
5.2. SYSTEM EVENT ............................................................................................................ 15
5.3. DIAGNOSTIC EVENT .................................................................................................. 18
5.4. Load Profile Event........................................................................................................... 20
5.5. Fault Trip Event .............................................................................................................. 23
5.6. Fault Wave ....................................................................................................................... 24
5.7. DB MAP Set ..................................................................................................................... 30
6. ON-LINE .................................................................................................................... 32
6.1. Communication Connect ............................................................................................. 32
6.2. Data Receive(DOWNLOAD) ...................................................................................... 34
6.3. Data Transfer(UPLOAD) ............................................................................................ 35
6.4. Active value and Control ............................................................................................. 36
7. Help ............................................................................................................................. 45
8. Security ....................................................................................................................... 46
ii ENHANCED TECHNOLOGY
1. General
EVRC2A-n Interface Software is for Windows. Through communication port (RS232 Port on
front panel) and TCP communication, setting change and records can be managed. Fault
waveform data is easily viewed, and fault analysis is more efficient by zoon in/out waveform.
1) EVRC2A-n can download all records and it can be viewed in real time as well.
2) All downloaded data are classified into groups, load profile and fault events have wave forms
and it can be printed out.
3) All downloaded data are able to be saved in file, and the saved file can be viewed in OFF-line
and can be printed.
4) Not from the panel, but through the interface software, setting can be changed. Unlike panel,
the interface software can support System information configuration.
5) Recorded data in EVRC2A-n can be form into Excel file in order to provide convenient data
to the user. Graphic data has zoon in/out feature and it helps to investigate the data.
6) The interface software has 3 steps of security system. It has different type of
login(Administrator, Common User, Basic User). And unauthorized user shall not be able to
be logged in for security reason.
ENHANCED TECHNOLOGY １
EVRC2A-n Interface Software http://www.entecene.co.kr
2. Installation
Software Information
n EVRC2A-n Interface Software 2.0.2
Hardware Requirements
n Intel Pentium Processor
n Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP
n Min. 20MB Hard-disk space
n Min. 64MB RAM /1024*768 monitor
Technical Support
n Address: 78-2 Buncheon-Ri, Bongdam-Eup, Hwaseong-City, Gyungki-Do, Rep. of
Korea
n Phone: 031-227-1161 / Fax: 031-227-1164
n Email: entec@entecene.co.kr
n Website: http://www.entecene.co.kr
Installation
n Run ETIMS (XXXXXX_v202 build03).exe file in provided CD and follow instructions.
1) Stop other running program and begin the installation.
2) Select a folder to be installed.
3) Installation complete.
Install begin Install finish
Figure 2-1. Installation begin and finish
2 ENHANCED TECHNOLOGY
3. Software registration and Running

Running
n “Start/All Programs/ENTEC/
ETIMS V202/
ETIMS V202” shall be selected to run
the program.
Figure 3-1. Program Running
Device(Protocol) Select
After running “ETIMS V202” program,
“ETIMS Launcher” window is showed up to
select Communication protocol.
• EVRC2A-n: DNP3.0 TCP protocols are used
for communication. Figure 3-2. ETIMS Launcher
• EVRC2A-n(Front port): ENTEC company’s
own communication protocol is used through
RS232 port on front panel.
ENHANCED TECHNOLOGY 3
Initial Window
Title Bar
그림 3-2. 메인 화면
Menu Bar
Tool Bar
Status Bar
n Title Bar
Program Titles are displayed. System information is displayed as well during on-line status.
n Menu Bar
Data receiving, view, set change, transferring etc, all functions are displayed
n Tool Bar
Frequently used functions are displayed as an icon to be used for short-cut access
n Status Bar
Explanation is provided when a menu is selected.
4. File
Event data file(*.RDB) and Setting file(*.SYS) are presented for Data file.
RDB File
Ÿ RDB file includes all history data and setting data, however, RDB file can’t change a setting.
Ÿ During on-line status, one received event is able to be saved.
Ÿ Saved file can be viewed and also can be printed.
SYS File
Ÿ SYS file is to change a setting and save a setting. It does not record any event. SYS file can
be set in the office and can upload the set SYS file to control panel.
Ÿ Opened file can be changed in “SETTING” menu.
Open and Save

Ÿ File is saved where the file is located.(work directory)
Ÿ Open: Open RDB or SYS file.
Ÿ Save: On-line case, RDB & SYS is saved in the same file.
Ÿ Save as: It is saved in new SYS file.
Figure 4-1. Open and Save Window
5. View and Setting

Ÿ Received(downloaded) data can be viewed and re-load saved file in PC for checking in
VEIW Menu. During on-line, on-line data can be viewed, during off-line, saved data can be
viewed.
On-line data Off-line data

Received data is displayed in On-line During off-line, opened(loaded) file name
status. (*.RDB or *.SYS) is displayed.
Figure 5-1. File display
Ÿ All settings, event records and fault waveforms can be viewed.

Ÿ “SETTING” has view menu and setting menu. Depending on view or setting, setting
activation or de-activation is distinguished. In setting menu, “APPLY” button is provided to
save new setting value.
Figure 5-2. View Menu
Figure 5-3. Setting Menu
5.1. Setting
“Setting” shows setting data and it consist of followings.
* RELAY SETUP
* MONITORING SETUP
* SYSTEM SETUP
* PROTECTION SETUP
View Window->Setting Window

Setting view and printing are available.
Figure 5-4. View Window
Setting Window->Setting change

Setting change is available. After change a setting, to save a changed value, click on “Apply”.
Figure 5-5. Setting change window
5.1.1. Relay elements setting (RELAY SETUP)

Ÿ Select “RELAY SETUP”
Ÿ “RELAY SETUP” consists of followings.
* PORT SETTING
- RS232
- RS485(422)
- ETHERNET
* COMMUNICATION
- SELECT METHOD
- DNP3.0
- MODBUS
- IEC60870-5-101/104
- ETIMS(DNPO3.0)
* COMMON
- EVENT RECODER
- TIME DISPLAY TYPE
Figure 5-6. Relay Elements
When the interface software is run in remote operation, it is

requested to set “SYSTEM SETTING EDIT -> RELAY SETUP ->
COMMUNICATION -> ETIMS(DNP3.0) -> Function, “Enable” at“Primary,
Alternate and other Bank. Ot herwise, when changing the group setting,
communication could be disconnected.
5.1.2. Monitoring Elements setting (MONITORING SETUP)

Ÿ Select “MONITORING SETUP”
Ÿ “MONITORING SETUP” consists of followings
* TRIP/BATTERY TEST
- TRIP COUNTER
- BATTERY TEST
* FAULT LOCATOR/GAS LOCATOR
- FAULT LOCATOR
* DEMAND
- DEMAND
* RECLOSER WEAR
- RECLOSER WEAR
* SYNCHRO CHECK
- SYNCHRO CHECK
Figure 5-7. Monitoring Elements
5.1.3. System Elements Setting (SYSTEM SETUP)

Ÿ Select “SYSTEM SETUP”
Ÿ “SYSTEM SETUP” consists of followings.
* SYSTEM
- CURRENT SENSING
- LINE VS SENSING
- PANEL SLEEP TIME
- SYSTEM POWER
* LOOP CONTROL
- LOOP CONTROL
* OPTO INPUT SET
- INPUT 1 ~ INPUT 8
* OPTO OUTPUT RELAY SET
- INPUT 1 ~ INPUT 8
Figure 5-8. System Elements
5.1.4. Protection Elements Setting (PROTECTION SETUP)
Ÿ Select “PROTECTION SETUP”.

Ÿ “Protection Setup” consists of followings.
* OTHER VIEW
- OTHER VIEW
* DIRECTION ELEMENT
- PHASE
- GROUND
- SEF
- NEGATIVE
* OPERATION SETUP
- OPERATIONS-PAHSE
- OPERATIONS-GROUND
- OPERATIONS-SEF
- OPERATIONS-NEG
- INTERVAL
* PAHSE/GND/SEF/NEGATIVE
- PHASE FAST
- PHASE DELAY
- GROUND FAST
- SEF
- GROUND DELAY
- NEGATIVE FAST
- NEGATIVE DELAY
* HIGH CURRENT
- TRIP-PHASE
- TRIP-GROUND
- TRIP-NEGATIVE
- LOCKOUT-PHASE
- LOCKOUT-GROUND
- LOCKOUT-NEGATIVE
* COLD LOAD PICKUP
- COLD LOAD PICKUP
* VOLTAGE
- UNDER VOLTAGE 1
- UNDER VOLTAGE 2
- OVER VOLTAGE 1
- OVER VOLTAGE 2
* FREQUENCY
- FREQUENCY
* USER CURVE
- USER CURVE 1 ~ USER CURVE 4
Figure 5-9. Protection Elements
5.1.5. SETTING PRINT

Ÿ View and Setting window, click on “PRINT”, below format will be printed.
Figure 5-10. Setting Print
5.2. SYSTEM EVENT

Protection elements, Control input, Control output and other events occurred in system, is
recorded on 1msec.
Figure 5-11. System Event
Ÿ ‘No’ or ‘Type’ can be sorted by clicking in order to check event record in convenient way.
Ÿ Title Bar: During On-line or Off-line, opened file name(*.RDB) is displayed on the top of
the window.
Ÿ Search: Selected events are displayed by using Search.
Ÿ Export: System event data is converted into Excel file(.xls) and be saved.
Ÿ Print: Print recorded System Event.
Ÿ Close: “System Event View” window is closed.
Ÿ No.: Latest event starts from No.1(1st lastest is No.1 and 2nd latest event is No.2). Total
number of system events 2048 can be recorded.
Ÿ Type: Event type is diaplyed. Refer to “Table 5-1. System Event Record” for more details.
Ÿ Status
- Occurred(HI/ASSERT): Event is occurred.
- Disappeared(LO/DEASSERT): Event is disappeared.
Ÿ Time : Event occurred time is displayed upto 1msec.
Table 5-1. System Event (1/2)

Element LCD Text Explanation
PHASE F Phase fast protection element
PHASE D Phase delay protection element
GROUND F Ground fast protection element
GROUND D Ground delay protection element
NEG SEQ F Negative Sequence fast protection element
NEG SEQ D Negative Sequence fast protection element
P HIGH LO Phase High Current lockout protection element
G HIGH LO Ground High Current lockout protection element
N HIGH LO Neutral High Current lockout protection element
NEG HIGH LO Negative Sequence High Current lockout protection element
P HIGH TR Phase High Current Trip protection element
PROTECTION G HIGH TR Ground High Current Trip protection element
N HIGH TR Neutral High Current Trip protection element
NEG HIGH TR Negative Sequence High Current Trip protection element
SEF TR Sensitive Earth Fault protection element
P-DEMT TR Phase demand Trip element
G DEMT TR Phase demand Trip element
FREQ TR Frequency Protection element
UNDER1VOLT Under-voltage 1 protection element
UNDER2VOLT Under-voltage 2 protection element
OVER1 VOLT Over-voltage 1 protection element
OVER2 VOLT Over-voltage 2 protection element
SYNCH CHK Syncro Check
52A CONTACT 52A 52A contact status
79 RESET Sequence reset status
SEQUENCE STATUS 79 CYCLE Sequence cycle status
79LOCKOUT Sequence lockout status
LOCAL CL Front Panel CLOSE pushbutton

FRONT PANEL CONTROL
LOCAL OP Front Panel OPEN pushbutton
Table 5-1. System Event (2/2)

Element LCD Text Explanation
LOCAL FI/R Front Panel FI RESET pushbutton
LOCAL BT Front Panel BATTERY LOAD TEST pushbutton
PROT EN Front Panel PROTECTION ENABLED pushbutton
GND EN Front Panel GROUND ENABLED pushbutton
SEF EN Front Panel SEF ENABLED pushbutton
RECLOSE EN Front Panel SEF ENABLED pushbutton

FRONT PANEL CONTROL
CONTR LOCK Front Panel SEF ENABLED pushbutton
REMOTE EN Front Panel SEF ENABLED pushbutton
ALT EN Front Panel SEF ENABLED pushbutton
PROG1 EN Front Panel SEF ENABLED pushbutton
PROG2 EN Front Panel SEF ENABLED pushbutton
HOTLINE EN Front Panel SEF ENABLED pushbutton
AC SUPPLY AC POWER AC supply status
EXT OPEN External OPEN element

EXTERNAL CONTROL
EXT CLOSE External CLOSE element
CB LOCK Circuit Breaker (Recloser) LOCK
FAIL OPERATION FAIL TRIP FAIL TRIP
FAIL CLOSE FAIL CLOSE
EXTERNAL INPUT STATUS EXT IN01-08 External INPUT01-08 Active
SYSTEM ALARM SYS ALARM System Alarm Active
TRIP-SIG Trip Signal

TRIP/CLOSE
CLOSE-SIG Close Signal
5.3. DIAGNOSTIC EVENT

recorded on 1msec.
Figure 5-12. Diagnostic Event
Ÿ ‘No’ or ‘Type’ can be sorted by clicking in order to check event record in convenient way.
Ÿ Title Bar: During On-line or Off-line, opened file name(*.RDB) is displayed on the top of
the window.
Ÿ Search: Selected events are displayed by using Search.
Ÿ Export: System event data is converted into Excel file(.xls) and be saved.
Ÿ Print: Print recorded System Event.
Ÿ Close: “System Event View” window is closed.
Ÿ Type: Event type is diaplyed. Refer to “Table 5-2. Diagnostic Event” for more details.
Ÿ Status
- Occurred(HI/ASSERT): Event is occurred.
- Disappeared(LO/DEASSERT): Event is disappeared.
Table 5-2. Diagnostic Event

Element LCD TEXT Explanation
AC FAIL External power FAIL
CHGBD FAIL Battery charge circuit FAIL
BATT DISCHG Battery Discharge (Value < 21V)
NO BATTERY NO Battery (Value < 15V)
SYSTEM POWER BATT FAIL Battery Discharge or No Battery
SYSPOW FAIL System power FAIL
+12V FAIL System power +12V FAIL
+5 V FAIL System power +5V FAIL
-12V FAIL System power -12V FAIL
SLEEP MODE SLEEP MODE Panel sleep mode
POWER DOWN MODE POWER DOWN Power down mode
GAS LOW Gas pressure Low (Value < 0.1 Bar)
GAS STATUS
GAS HIGH Gas pressure High (Value > 1.5 Bar)
AD BUSY A/D conversion FAIL
A/D CONVERSION REF1V FAIL A/D converter reference voltage 1 FAIL
REF2V FAIL A/D converter reference voltage 2 FAIL
SETTING SET CHANGE Setting Changed
SYSTEM RESTART RESTART System restarted
P-ROM FAIL Parallel EEPROM FAIL
S-ROM FAIL Serial EEPROM FAIL
D-RAM FAIL Data RAM FAIL
S-RAM FAIL Setting RAM FAIL
MEMORY R-RAM FAIL RTC NV RAM FAIL
RTC FAIL RTC Time FAIL
RTC BAT LO RTC Battery LOW
I-VAL FAIL Initial Value FAIL
I-SET FAIL Initial Setting Value FAIL
C-BD FAIL Commuicaton Option Board FAIL
COMMUNICATION
COLD RST Cold Restarted
5.4. Load Profile Event

5.4.1. Load Profile
recorded on 1msec.
Figure 5-13. Load Profile Record
Ÿ ‘No’ and ‘Saved Time’ can be sorted by clicking in order to check events in convenient way.
Ÿ Title Bar: During on-line or off-line, opened file name(*.RDB) is diaplayed on the top of
the window.
Ÿ Search: Selected records are displayed
Ÿ Print: Present load profile is printed.
Ÿ Graph: Present load profile waveform can be checked.
Ÿ Export: Load profile can be formed into Excel file(.xls) and be saved as an excel file.
Ÿ Close: “Load Profile View” is closed.
Ÿ Saved Time: Load profile record time. For instance, 11:15 means, 11:00:00~11:15:00 term.
Ÿ Ia, Ib, Ic, In: Average or max curent and measured time are displayed during dedicated
period time.
Ÿ Real P. A ~ . 3P, React P. A ~ 3P: Real Power and Reactive power of each phase(A,
B , C) and 3phases(3Ф) measurement and times are dispalyed.
5.4.2. Load Profile waveform
Range
1st Axis Display

mode
2nd Axis
Start Axis
Finish Axis
3rd Axis
Figure 5-14. Load profile record waveform
Ÿ 1st Axis ~ 4th Axis: Each Axis(1st ~ 4th Axis) can display the wave of analog input value.
Ÿ Current: Recorded each phase current value(A, B, C, Ground → Ia, Ib, Ic, Ig) are displayed.
Ÿ Real Power: Recorded Real Power(Real Power A, B, C, 3Ф → Real P.A, Real P.B, Real
P.C, Real P.3P) values are displayed.
Ÿ Reactive Power: Recorded Reactive Power (Reactive Power A, B, C, 3Ф → React P.A,
React P.B, React P.C, React P.3P) values are diaplayed.
Ÿ Range: Set Min.& Max value of waveform in Y axis. Depending on the size of wave, range
is automatically adjusted by “Auto Range” feature.
Ÿ Back ground set: Set X axis grid and Y axis grid of waveform and graph type.
- Grid: Vertical and Horizontal axis is displayed with dot, thin line, thick line and dash.
- Horizontal: Wave form is expressed by line, line and dot, curve , curve dot.
Ÿ Print: Print present waveform.
Ÿ Close: “Load waveform” is closed.
Ÿ Start axis, Finish axis: With using F2 key, Start axis and Finish axis can be selected.
Waveform range can be fixed by F3 key.
Ÿ Axis configuration: Select Axises and select

analog elements(Current, Power) so that
selected waveform can be printed in the same or
different axises. Digital elements can not be
used for load profile waveform.
- Add: Select and drag waveform elements
from “Available Analogue Elements” into
an Axis(1st ~ 4th Axis) where you want. Or
Click on “Add” of corresponding Axis after
selecting an waveform element.
- Remove(Rem): Select and drag waveform
elements from an Axis into “Available
Analogue Elements”. Or click “Rem” of
corresponding Axis after selecting an
waveform element.
- OK: Save the waveform print setting.
Figure 5-15. Waveform setting
5.5. Fault Trip Event

recorded on 1msec.
Figure 5-16. Fault Record
Ÿ ‘No’ and ‘Time’ can be sorted by clicking in order to check events in convenient way.
the window.
Ÿ Search: Selected records are displayed
Ÿ Export: Fault record data is saved into an Excel file(.xls).
Ÿ Print: Present Fault record is printed.
number of Fault record 256 events can be recorded.
Ÿ Target: Fault event phase(A, B, C, Ground) is displayed.
Ÿ Shot Counter: Shows a number of reclosing short.
5.6. Fault Wave

5.6.1. Fault Wave Summary
recorded on 1msec.
Figure 5-17. Fault Wave Summary
Ÿ ‘No’ and ‘TYPE’ can be sorted by clicking in order to check the records in convenient way.
the window.
Ÿ Wave view: Fault waveform can be viewed. Double click on a event in Fault Wave
Summery or or click on it and click “Wave Dnl” to see a waveform.
Ÿ Download All: Download all fault waveform.
Ÿ Export: Fault record data is saved into an Excel file(.xls).
Ÿ Print: Present Fault record is printed.
number of Fault wave summary 8 events can be recorded.
Ÿ Target: Shows event pickup information.
Ÿ Fault Locator: Shows the distance to the fault occurred location.
Ÿ Ia,Ib,Ic,In,Va,Vb,Vc,Vo: Each phase value(Current, Voltage) is displayed when event is
occurred.
Ÿ Time : Event occurred time is diaplayed upto 1msec.
5.6.2. Fault wave
Range
1st Axis
Background
2nd Axis
3rd Axis
4th Axis Trigger Axis
Digital Element
Figure 5-18. Fault Wave
Ÿ 1st Axis ~ 4th Axis: Each axis shows selected analog input values
Ÿ Digtal Elements: Display digital elements for fault analysis. Please refer to “Table 5-3.
Fault Analysis Element” for more detail information.
Ÿ Sample: Display a number of data Sample.
Ÿ Range: Set Y axis Min. and Max. value of wave. To adjust range for a wave, Auto range
feature is supported.
Ÿ Back ground set: Set X axis grid and Y axis grid of waveform and graph type.
- Grid: Vertical and Horizontal axis is displayed with dot, thin line, thick line and dash.
- Horizontal: Wave form is expressed by line, line and dot, curve , curve dot.
Ÿ Print: Wave is printed.
Ÿ Close: “Fault Wave” window is closed.
Ÿ Axis configuration: Select Axises and select
analog elements(Current, Power) so that
selected waveform can be printed in the same or
different axises. Or, in case of viewing Digital
elements, select and drag an avaliable digital
element to Digital Axis.
- Add: Select and drag waveform elements
from “Available Analogue Elements” into
an Axis(1st ~ 4th Axis) where you want. Or
Click on “Add” of corresponding Axis after
selecting an waveform element. In case of
digital elements, select an available digital
element and click “Add” button to move it
into Digital Axis, or drage an avalable
digital element into Digital Axis to move.
Figure 5-19. Wave Setting
- Remove(Rem): Select and drag waveform elements from an Axis into “Available
Analogue Elements”. Or click “Rem” of corresponding Axis after selecting an
waveform element.
- OK: Save the waveform print setting.
Ÿ By using F2 key, Start Axis and Finish Axis can be selected and fixed by F3 key.
Ÿ Phasor Diagram: Click “Phasor”, Phasor diagram window is appeared. In the phasor
diagram, each phase current and SEF curent phasor diagram are displayed at left upper side,
and symmetrical elements phasor diagrams are displayed at right upper side.
- Data Select: It is used to see phasor diagram at a data location. “Auto Increase” feature
shows phasor diagram changes every set time by increasing cycle.
- Print: Screen information is printed.
Figure 5-20. Phasor Diagram
Table 5-3. Fault Analysis Element (1/3)

ELEMENT DESCRIPTION
27A1 A Phase: Under Voltage 1 - Pickup
27B1 B Phase: Under Voltage 1 - Pickup
27C1 C Phase: Under Voltage 1 - Pickup
3P27-1 Three Phase: Under Voltage 1 - Pickup
27TO1 Under Voltage 1 - Timeout
27A2 A Phase: Under Voltage 2 - Pickup
27B2 B Phase: Under Voltage 2 – Pickup
27C2 C Phase: Under Voltage 2 – Pickup
3P27-2 Three Phase: Under Voltage 2 – Pickup
27TO2 Under Voltage 2 – Timeout
59A1 A Phase: Over Voltage 1 – Pickup
59B1 B Phase: Over Voltage 1 – Pickup
59C1 C Phase: Over Voltage 1 – Pickup
3P59-1 Three Phase: Over Voltage 1 – Pickup
59TO1 Over Voltage 1 – Timeout
59A2 A Phase: Over Voltage 2 – Pickup
59B2 B Phase: Over Voltage 2 – Pickup
59C2 C Phase: Over Voltage 2 – Pickup
3P59-2 Three Phase: Over Voltage 2 – Pickup
59TO2 Over Voltage 2 – Timeout
50P1 Phase: High Current Lockout – Pickup
50P2 Phase: High Current Trip – Pickup
50G1 Ground: High Current Lockout – Pickup
50G2 Ground: High Current Trip – Pickup
46(50)-1 Negative Seq’: High Current Lockout – Pickup
46(50)-2 Negative Seq’: High Current Trip – Pickup
67P1 Phase: Directional High Current Lockout – Pickup
67P2 Phase: Directional High Current Trip – Pickup
67I2-1 Negative Seq’: Directional High Current Lockout – Pickup
Table 5-3. Fault Analysis Element (2/3)

ELEMENT DESCRIPTION
67I2-2 Negative Seq’: Directional High Current Trip – Pickup
67G1 Ground: Directional High Current Lockout – Pickup
67G2 Ground : Directional High Current Trip – Pickup
67SEF Directional Sensitive Earth Fault – Pickup
51P1 Phase: Fast Time-Overcurrent – Pickup
51P2 Phase: Delay Time-Overcurrent – Pickup
51G1 Ground: Fast Time-Overcurrent – Pickup
51G2 Ground: Delay Time-Overcurrent – Pickup
51SEF Sensitive Earth Fault – Pickup
46(51)-1 Negative Seq’: Fast Time-Overcurrent – Pickup
T46(51)-2 Negative Seq’: Delay Time-Overcurrent – Pickup
51P1TO Phase: Fast Time-Overcurrent – Timeout
51P2TO Phase: Delay Time-Overcurrent – Timeout
51G1TO Ground: Fast Time-Overcurrent – Timeout
51G2TO Ground: Delay Time-Overcurrent – Timeout
46(51)-1TO Negative Seq’: Fast Time-Overcurrent – Timeout
46(51)-2TO Negative Seq’: Delay Time-Overcurrent – Timeout
67P1T Phase: Directional Fast Time-Overcurrent – Timeout
67G1T Ground: Directional Fast Time-Overcurrent – Timeout
67Q1T Negative Seq’: Directional Fast Time-Overcurrent – Timeout
67P2T Phase: Directional Delay Time-Overcurrent – Timeout
67G2T Ground: Directional Delay Time-Overcurrent – Timeout
67Q2T Negative Seq': Directional Delay Time-Overcurrent - Timeout
67SEF-TO Directional Sensitive Earth Fault - Timeout
PDEMT Phase Demand - Timeout
GDEMT Ground Demand - Timeout
QDEMT Negative Seq' Demand - Timeout
79Reset 79 Reset
79Cycle 79 Cycle
Table 5-3.Fault Analysis Element (3/3)

ELEMENT DESCRIPTION
79Lockout 79 Lockout
Shot0 79 Shot Counter
CLOSE Close Signal
25P Synchronism Pickup
VTFAIL Voltage Transformer Fail
81P Under Frequency - Pickup
81TO Under Frequency - Timeout
CLP-OC Cold Load Pickup: Outage Condition - Pickup
CLP-RMT Cold Load Pickup: Restore Minimum Trip - Pickup
CLP-OCTO Cold Load Pickup: Outage Condition -Timeout
CLP-RMTTO Cold Load Pickup: Restore Minimum Trip - Timeout
P-CLP Phase Cold Load Pickup
G-CLP Ground Cold Load Pickup
Q-CLP Negative Seq' Cold Load Pickup
52A 52A Contact
TRIP Trip Signal
CLOSE-F Close Fail
OUT01 ~ 08 Auxiliary Output1 ~ 8
ALARM ALARM
IN01 ~ 08 Auxiliary Input1 ~ 8
5.7. DB MAP Set

Through DNP Map configuration can be re-addressed from preset at the factory.
Figure 5-21. DB MAP Set Screen
Ÿ Drag&Drop Method: “Base Map List” provides all points list to be used. To do mapping,
drag a selected group point into right side “User Map List”.
Ÿ Used point distinguish: Gray colored point is already being used in Base Map List, drag
the corresponding point from User Map List into Base Map List, Gray color will be
disappeared. However, the point will be removed from the user map list.
Ÿ Apply: Changed information is applied, Later, it shall be saved or transfer the data during
on-line.
Ÿ Close: “DB MAP Configuration” window is closed.
Ÿ Invert: It is used to invert a value of corresponding point.
Ÿ Class: Set a class that related with event occurring in DNP communication.
Ÿ Var: Set Object/Variation to read a corresponding point in DNP communication.
Ÿ IEC Mask A: It is to set IEC60870 communication use, there are Group(included in group),
Cyclic(Periodical polling), Group&Cyclic set options.
Ÿ IEC Mask B: It is to set a group on IEC60870 communication use. Please refer to
“IEC60870-5-104 PROTOCOL Technical Manual” for more detail information.
Ÿ Use Dead-Band: It is used to set Dead-Band to a corresponding point.(applicable to
Analog Input)
Ÿ Limit Low, Limit High: Set Min./Max. value of Analog input.
Ÿ Dead-Band: Set a Dead-Band to a corresponding point.(applicable to Analog Input). For
more information of Dead-Bank setting, please refer to either “DNP3.0 PROTOCOL
Technical Manual” or “IEC60870-5-104 PROTOCOL Technical Manual”.
To set and apply Analog Input Deadband , the corresponding point “Use
Dead-Band” shall be set “Active”.
6. ON-LINE
Connect to EVRC2A-n and download recorded event information or change settings.
6.1. Communication Connect
Figure 6-1. Communication Connect
Ÿ EVRC2A-n(Front port) case

Connect the communication cable between PC
port(9pins/male) and EVRC2A-n front panel
PORT(9pin/female). It is necessary to buy USB
converter if RS232 port is not provided on PC.
- Initialization: Set COM1 port for
communication and set 19200 Baud Rate for
speed.
- Connect: communication is started.
Figure 6-2. Serial Communication
Ÿ EVRC2A-n case
DNP3.0 commnication with TCP protocol. Port at
the side of panel is used.
Set: To set TCP protocol, insert IP Address and

TCP port, as well as item list for DNP3.0
communication.
*Command Wait Timeout: It is to set a time to
wait for confirmation after sending a
command. Depending on network protocol type
and status, waiting time is various. It is
necessary to adjust the waiting time.
*FID Send Delay: It is to set scheduling time
related with file transfer. It is necessary to adjust
delay time depending on network type and
status.
*Poll Delay: Not in use at the moment.
Figure 6-3. TCP Communication
- Property List: Shows the list of

saved TCP connection address and
port list. Frequently used IP
Address and Port number are
stored for communication
connection. Property list can be
shown in “Connect list” in On-line
menu.
- Connect: Commnication is started.
Figure 6-4. TCP Communication list
Ÿ ONLINE case:
System information is automatically
received from EVRC2A-n.
Figure 6-5. Data Receiving
Ÿ Disconnected case:
It is necessary to check the
communication setting and port
connection, then retry.
Figure 6-6. Communication connection failure
6.2. Data Receive(DOWNLOAD)

Receiving method of all data is the same, after on-line, if menu is activated, data receiving is
available.
Figure 6-7. Data Receiving
Ÿ Select an item to receive at “Online/DOWNLOAD”
- SYSTEM EVENT: Operation information or status events are received from EVRC2A-
n
- DIAGNOSTIC EVENT: Diagnostic events and error report are received from
EVRC2A-n.
- LOAD PROFILE: Each phase current, Real/Reactive Power etc. data are received with
its time frame.
- FAULT TRIP EVENT: Fault current size and time are received from EVRC2A-n.
- FAULT WAVE SUMMARY: 8 number of recently occurred fault event and
corresponding waves are received.
- SYSTEM SETTING: Setting and protection elements of EVRC2A-n are received.
- DB MAP CONFIG: DNP Map data is received.
Ÿ OK: Data receiving is started.

Ÿ Data receiving screen
Click “Cancel” button to cancel.
Ÿ Receiving complete
Check ‘ONLINE:Completed’ message.
Ÿ After completing data receiving, go to
“View” window to check the received data.
Figure 6-8. Data Receiving Complete
It is necessary to save the received data before fi nishing the

program, otherwise lose the received the data.
6.3. Data Transfer(UPLOAD)
Data transfer is to send setting change and DB MAP setting.
Figure 6-9. Data Transfer
Ÿ Data transfer is available after communication connection.

Ÿ Data Transfer: Data is transferred individually.
- Setting change data

- DB MAP Configuration
Ÿ OK: Data transfer is started.

Ÿ Setting change data select: Activated
document data is transferred.
Ÿ Data transfer screen
Click “Cancel” to cancel the data transfer.
Ÿ Data transfer complete
Check “ONLINE:Complete” message Figure 6-10. Data Transfer complete
Data transfer changes corresponding data. Mis -setting value may

cause an incident. It is recommended to have permitted engineer to
use Data transfer.
Save the file before transfer it. After transfer completing, receive
the changed setting for double check.
After uploading of DB Map setting and new elements set change,

control panel reboots. Due to rebooting of the control panel,
communication is disconne cted. It is necessary to reconnect the
communication.
6.4. Active value and Control
With connecting between control panel(slave) and Master, click on “ACTIVE VALUE &
CONTROL”, now it is available to control Operation and check measurements.
Figure 6-11. Active Value & Control
Control and measurement response is achieved after “Control

Response Wait time” at bottom right corner. “Auto Update” time
set can be used for automatic update of system control status and
measurement information.
• Update: Present system control status and measurement

value are checked.
• Close: “Active value & Control” window is closed.
Figure 6-12. Update Time set
6.4.1. Status
Figure 6-13. System Status window
* SYSTEM STATUS
- +12V, -12V, +5V: Panel main board Power supply
- Battery: Battery voltage
- Temp: Panel main board temperature
- GAS: Gas pressure
6.4.2. Current and Voltage
Figure 6-14. Current and Voltage window
• Current Value
* Current
- Phase A: Phase A RMS current measurement value and phasor(A, deg°)
- Phase B: Phase B RMS current measurement value and phasor (A, deg°)
- Phase C: Phase C RMS current measurement value and phasor (A, deg°)
- GND: Ground RMS current measurement value and phasor(A, deg°)
- Sensitive: Sensitive ground RMS current measurement value and phasor(A, deg°)
* Symmetrical elements
- POS SEQ: Positive sequence RMS current value and phasor(A, deg°)
- NEG SEQ: Negative sequence RMS current value and pahsor(A, deg°)
- ZERO SEQ: Zero sequence RMS current value and phasor(A, deg°)
• Voltage value
* Phase voltage
- A-N: A-N RMS voltage measurement value and phasor(kV, deg°)
- B-N: B-N RMS voltage measurement value and phaosr(kV, deg°)
- C-N: C-N RMS voltage measurement value and phasor(kV, deg°)

- Average: Phase voltage RMS calculation value(kV)
* Line voltage
- A-B: A-B phases RMS voltage measurement and phasor(kV, deg°)
- B-C: B-C phases RMS voltage measurement and phasor(kV, deg°)
- C-A: C-A phases RMS voltage measurement and phasor(kV, deg°)
- Average: Line RMS voltage measurement value(kV)
* Symmetrical elements
- POS SEQ: Positive sequence RMS voltage calculation value and phasor(kV, deg°)
- NEG SEQ: Negative sequence RMS voltage calculation value and phasor(kV, deg°)
- ZERO SEQ: Zero sequence RMS voltage calculation value and phasor(kV, deg°)
6.4.3. Frequency and Synchro
Figure 6-15.Frequency and Synchro window
* Frequency/Synchro
- Frequency (㎐)
- Frequency decay rate (㎐/sec)
- Synchro Voltage: Snchro voltage and phasor(㎸, deg°)
- Synchro Frequency: Synchro frequency(㎐)
- Synchro Delta: Synchro Delta
Voltage value, Phasor, Frequency(kV, deg°, Hz)
6.4.3. Power and Energy
Figure 6-16. Power and Energy window
* Power
- Real Power(MW) Phase A, Phase B, Phase C, 3Φ
- Reactive Power(Mvar) Phase A, Phase B, Phase C, 3Φ
- Apparent Power(MVA) Phase A, Phase B, Phase C, 3Φ
- Power Factor(%) Phase A, Phase B, Phase C, 3Φ
* Energy
- Pos. WattHour: Positive watthour(MWh) Phase A, B, C, 3Φ
- Neg. WattHour: Negative watthour(MWh) Phase A,B,C,3Φ
- Pos. VarHours: Positive varhour(Mvar) Phase A, B, C, 3Φ
- Neg. VarHours: Negative varhour(Mvar) Phase A, B, C, 3Φ
6.4.3. Demand
Figure 6-17. Demand window
* Current (A)
- Current value(Present value, Max. value, Max. value recorded time):
Each phase(A, B, C, G – IA, IB, IC, IG) current values
Sensitive ground(ISG), I2 current value
* Real Power (MW)
- Real power value(Present value, Max. value, Max. value recorded time):
Each phase(A, B, C, 3Φ – PA, PB, PC, 3P) Real Power values
* Reactive Power (MW)
- Reactive power value(Present value, Max. value, Max. value recorded time):
Each phase(A, B, C, 3Φ – PA, PB, PC, 3P) Reactive Power values
6.4.3. Control
Figure 6-18. Control window
- VOLTAGE CONDITIONS
27: Low voltage pickup
59: Over voltage pickup
25: Synchro detect pickup
81: Low frequency pickup
- CONTROL RUN: EVRC2A system normal status indication
- SELF CHECK: EVRC2A system fault status indication
- AC SUPPLY: External AC power supply status
- CHARGE: Battery charging status
- DISCHARGE: Battery discharge status
- SEQUENCE STATUS
RESET: Sequence reset
CYCLE: On sequence operating
LOCKOUT: Sequence lockout indication
- TRIP TYPE
INST: Instantaneous trip
DELAY: Delay trip
HIGH CURRENT: High current trip
- FAULT INDICATION
A, B, C: Over current fault occurred phase indication.
G: Over current fault at Neutral line indication.
SEF: Sensitive Earth Fault indication.
- RELAY OUTPUT STATUS: External port status indication.
Figure 6-19. Control window(part of it)
- PROTECTION ENABLED: All protection elements Enable/Disable

- GROUND ENABLED: Ground over current protection element Enable/Disable
- SEF ENABLED: Sensitive Earth Fault current protection element Enable/Disable
- RECLOSE ENABLED: Reclose function Enable/Disable
- CONTROL LOCKED: Control panel button lock Enable/Disable
- REMOTE ENABLED: Remote operation Enable/Disable
- ALTERNATE SETTINGS: Alternate setting Enable/Disable(Primary setting normal)
When “Alternate Enable ” control is used remotely, it is requested

to set “SYSTEM SETTING EDIT -> RELAY SETUP -> COMMUNICATION ->
ETIMS(DNP3.0)-> Function”, “Enable” at primary, alternate and
other bank. Otherwise, after “Alternate Enabled ” operation,
communication may be disconnected.
- PROGRAM 1 ENABLED: Program 1 function Enable/Disable

- PROGRAM 2 ENABLED: Program 2 function Enable/Disable
- HOT LINE TAG: Hot Line Tag function Enable/Disable
- CLOSE, OPEN: Recloser status indication
- FI RESET: Fault indication reset
- BATTERY CHECK: Battery load test
“SEF ENABLED” Remote communication

sample
It is explaining “SEF ENABLED” operation
when control panel is connected to
communication system.
1)3rd
1) Click “SEF ENABLED” button on the

screen.
2) Click “Yes” button.
2)Click
3) “SEF ENABLED” remote operation

showing control executing.
4) Message shows that remote control

operation is successfully finished.
5) “SEF ENABLED” becomes ON, can be checked

in control screen.
Control Response Wait Time is adjustable. “Auto

Update” provides automatic update every a set time
period.
“Update” provides immediate control status.
To have clear control result, press “Update” button before control

operation in order to have latest status update.
7. Help
Shows the information of EVRC2A-n Interface Software. entec@entecene.co.kr and
http://www.entecene.co.kr will take you to email or website.
Figure 7-1. EVRC2A Interface Software Program Information
To have Interface software manual, click “HELP(H)->HELP..”
8. Security
EVRC2A-n Interface Software provides 3 step Security system in order to have communication
data protection. To run the Interface software, it is requested to have a LICENSE KEY file from
ENTEC company. Password should match either Administrator, or Common User or Basic User
to log-in.
Figure 8-1. User Log-in screen
• License Key: To run the interface software, it

is requested to have License Key from Entec
company. Send “Request ID” number to Entec
company, Entec will provide corresponding
License Key file(.lic). Copy and paste the license
key file in the same directory of interface software
program in order to unlock the interface software
program use.
Request ID
Figure 8-2. Request ID
• LOG-IN
- Administrator: Administrator has all right to use all functions that Interface software
provides. “File Open”, “File Save”, “Connect”, “Data Download & Upload” and
“Remote control operation(“Active Value & Control”) can be operated. Initial password
for the interface software is “ENTECENE”. It is recommended to change the password
for security reason.

- Common User: Common User does not have Remote control operation(“Active Value &
Control). Initial password is “0000”. It is recommended to change to new password for
security reason.
- Basic User: Basic User does not have Setting change, Data upload and Remote control
operation(“Active Value & Control”). Initial password is “0000”, it is recommended to
change to new password for security reason.
• LOG-OUT
Click on “USER” in the menu, Each user level(Administrator, Common User, Basic User) will
be displayed with “LOG-OUT” and “CHANGE PASSWORD” menu.
Figure 8-3. LOGOUT and PASSWORD CHANGE window
With log-out status, only file open function is available. Log-in is also available after log-out.
Figure 8-3. Log-in menu
First running of interface software, Administrator only can log in.

After Administrator first log -in, Common User and Basic User are
able to log in.
License key file is only applicable onto requested computer, the

license key is not able to be duplicable to produce another license
key. New license key is required for new computer.

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[Oct. 2006] Ver4.00

[Aug. 2009] Ver4.11

[Jan. 2010] Ver5.00

5. View and Setting .............................................................................................................. 6

Install begin Install finish

Figure 2-1. Installation begin and finish

3. Software registration and Running

Figure 3-1. Program Running

Open and Save

Figure 4-1. Open and Save Window

5. View and Setting

On-line data Off-line data

Figure 5-1. File display

Ÿ All settings, event records and fault waveforms can be viewed.

Figure 5-2. View Menu

Figure 5-3. Setting Menu

View Window->Setting Window

Figure 5-4. View Window

Setting Window->Setting change

Figure 5-5. Setting change window

5.1.1. Relay elements setting (RELAY SETUP)

Figure 5-6. Relay Elements

When the interface software is run in remote operation, it is

5.1.2. Monitoring Elements setting (MONITORING SETUP)

Figure 5-7. Monitoring Elements

5.1.3. System Elements Setting (SYSTEM SETUP)

Figure 5-8. System Elements

5.1.4. Protection Elements Setting (PROTECTION SETUP)

Ÿ Select “PROTECTION SETUP”.

Figure 5-9. Protection Elements

5.1.5. SETTING PRINT

Figure 5-10. Setting Print

5.2. SYSTEM EVENT

Figure 5-11. System Event

Table 5-1. System Event (1/2)

PHASE D Phase delay protection element

GROUND F Ground fast protection element

GROUND D Ground delay protection element

NEG SEQ F Negative Sequence fast protection element

NEG SEQ D Negative Sequence fast protection element

P HIGH LO Phase High Current lockout protection element

G HIGH LO Ground High Current lockout protection element

N HIGH LO Neutral High Current lockout protection element

NEG HIGH LO Negative Sequence High Current lockout protection element

P HIGH TR Phase High Current Trip protection element

PROTECTION G HIGH TR Ground High Current Trip protection element

N HIGH TR Neutral High Current Trip protection element

NEG HIGH TR Negative Sequence High Current Trip protection element

SEF TR Sensitive Earth Fault protection element

P-DEMT TR Phase demand Trip element

G DEMT TR Phase demand Trip element

FREQ TR Frequency Protection element

UNDER1VOLT Under-voltage 1 protection element

UNDER2VOLT Under-voltage 2 protection element

OVER1 VOLT Over-voltage 1 protection element

OVER2 VOLT Over-voltage 2 protection element

SYNCH CHK Syncro Check

52A CONTACT 52A 52A contact status

79 RESET Sequence reset status

SEQUENCE STATUS 79 CYCLE Sequence cycle status

79LOCKOUT Sequence lockout status

LOCAL CL Front Panel CLOSE pushbutton

Table 5-1. System Event (2/2)