WGB-611A Technology and Operation Instruction V1.01

WGB-611A Line Protection Device
Technology and operation instruction

(Version 1.01)
WGB-611A Line protection device

Application Range
The device mainly applies to protect line and outgoing feeder of 35kV voltage class and under.
Device hardware
 Back inserted and drawn modules, strong and weak electricity separation; enhanced unit chassis
designed for resisting strong vibration and interference, which can be scattered installed on the
switch cabinet.
 Using dual 32-bit high performance embedded microprocessor, RAM and flash memory with
large capacity; using SOC solution, which greatly enhanced the capability of data processing，logic
operation and information storage and advanced operational speed and reliability.
 The device uses 16 high precision A/D for data acquisition, collecting 64 points per cycle, which has
high measuring accuracy.
 The device can keep more than 400 recent event records and operation records.
 It has liquid crystal display, English display and menu operation.
Main features
 The whole series device has universal AC-DC Input Power, which has a wide adaptability :
Device has universal AC-DC auxiliary power supply, the maximum input voltage is 500V, it can
suitable for all kinds of complicated power supply place;
Device has universal AC-DC operation circuit and binary input circuit power supply, which can
apply to AC or DC power supply system.
 The device has wide range of current input, 5A or 1A, the user can easily to selection or use.
 The device has powerful communication function, standard device configure two-way Ethernet and
two-way RS485 communication interface and convenient for multiple networking mode,device has
flexible communication, which support IEC61850 (optional), IEC-103, TCP-103, IEC-104,
MODBUS-RTU and other communication protocols, facilitate communication with a variety of
convenient networking with various microcomputer monitoring or the protection and management.
 The device has rigorous same time benchmark, which supports network time synchronization, PPS
(pulse per second), PPM (pulse per minute) or B codes and other time synchronization mode.
Catalogue
1 Device introduction.................................................................................................................................................1
1.1 Function configuration...................................................................................................................................... 1

1.2 Main features.....................................................................................................................................................2
2 Technical indexes.................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.1 Rated data.......................................................................................................................................................... 3

2.2 Power consumption........................................................................................................................................... 3
2.3 Storage and operation environment...................................................................................................................3
2.4 Anti-interference performance.......................................................................................................................... 3
2.5 Insulating property............................................................................................................................................ 4
2.6 Mechanical property..........................................................................................................................................5
2.7 Adjusting range and error of protection setting value....................................................................................... 5
2.8 Measurement accuracy...................................................................................................................................... 5
2.9 Contact capacity................................................................................................................................................ 5
3 Device Hardware Description................................................................................................................................5
3.1 Structures...........................................................................................................................................................6
3.2 Main plug-in......................................................................................................................................................6
3.3 Analog plug-in...................................................................................................................................................6
3.4 CPU plug-in.......................................................................................................................................................6
3.5 Signal plug-in.................................................................................................................................................... 6
3.6 BI&BO Plug-in................................................................................................................................................. 7
3.7 Man-Machine Interface Plug-in........................................................................................................................ 7
4 Device Function...................................................................................................................................................... 7
4.1 Three-stage directional overcurrent protection with undervoltage blocking.................................................... 7

4.2 Overcurrent accelerating protection.................................................................................................................. 8
4.3 Overload protection...........................................................................................................................................8
4.4 Three-stage zero-sequence directional overcurrent protection......................................................................... 9
4.5 Zero-sequence overcurrent accelerating protection........................................................................................ 10
4.6 Under-voltage load shedding protection......................................................................................................... 10
4.7 Under-frequency load shedding protection..................................................................................................... 11
4.8 Automatic reclosing.........................................................................................................................................11
4.9 Manual synchronization.................................................................................................................................. 12
4.10 Voltage transformer supervision....................................................................................................................13
4.11 Control loop abnormal alarm.........................................................................................................................13
4.12 Handcart position abnormal alarm................................................................................................................ 14
4.13 Circuit breaker open position abnormal alarm.............................................................................................. 14
4.14 Spring does not store energy alarm............................................................................................................... 14
4.15 Device fault alarm......................................................................................................................................... 14
4.16 Remote signaling, Remote control, Remote pulse and Telemetering functions............................................14
5 Auxiliary functions............................................................................................................................................... 15
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5.1 Fault wave records.......................................................................................................................................... 15

5.2 GPS time synchronization............................................................................................................................... 15
5.3 4-20mA DC input/output (optional)................................................................................................................ 15
6 Device instruction................................................................................................................................................. 15
6.1 STRAP_SET information................................................................................................................................15

6.2 SETTING_SET information........................................................................................................................... 16
13.Manual synchronization................................................................................................................................... 17
6.3 Action message................................................................................................................................................18
7 Wiring instructions...............................................................................................................................................19
7.1 External wiring................................................................................................................................................ 19

7.2 Device power supply....................................................................................................................................... 19
7.3 AC current and voltage input.......................................................................................................................... 19
7.4 Binary input and Binary input power supply.................................................................................................. 19
7.5 Binary output and control loop terminals........................................................................................................20
7.6 GPS time synchronization............................................................................................................................... 20
7.7 Communications terminals..............................................................................................................................21
7.8 4-20mA DC input and output terminals (Optional)........................................................................................ 21
8 Display and keyboard instruction.......................................................................................................................21
8.1 Keyboard instruction....................................................................................................................................... 21

8.2 Indicator lamp instruction............................................................................................................................... 21
8.3 Running interface instruction.......................................................................................................................... 21
8.4 Menu structure.................................................................................................................................................22
8.5 Menu operation instruction............................................................................................................................. 23
8.6 “VIEW” menu instruction............................................................................................................................... 24
8.7 “RECs” menu instruction................................................................................................................................ 25
8.8 “SET” menu instruction.................................................................................................................................. 26
8.9 “TEST” menu instruction................................................................................................................................29
8.10 “LCL” menu instruction................................................................................................................................30
8.11 “VER” menu instruction................................................................................................................................36
9 Check and debug.................................................................................................................................................. 36
9.1 Debugging....................................................................................................................................................... 36
9.2 Program and hardware check.......................................................................................................................... 36
9.3 Binary input check.......................................................................................................................................... 36
9.4 Relay circuit check.......................................................................................................................................... 36
9.5 Analog input check..........................................................................................................................................37
9.6 Overall function test........................................................................................................................................ 37
9.7 Abnormality handing.......................................................................................................................................37
10 Commissioning instruction and announcements............................................................................................. 38
11 Storage and warranty period.............................................................................................................................38
11.1 Storage condition...........................................................................................................................................38
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11.2 Warranty period............................................................................................................................................. 38
12 Accessories...........................................................................................................................................................38
12.1 Documents supplied together with the product.............................................................................................38

12.2 Attachment supplied together with the product.............................................................................................38
13 Ordering instruction.......................................................................................................................................... 38
14 Attached drawings.............................................................................................................................................. 40
15 Appendix A (Menu).............................................................................................................................................44
15.1 Menu structure...............................................................................................................................................44

15.2 Submenu........................................................................................................................................................44
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1 Device introduction
WGB-611A Microcomputer-based line protection device (Hereinafter referred to as the device) mainly apply
to protect line and outgoing feeder of 35kV voltage class and under. It can be directly installed in the high voltage
switch cabinet or installed in a screen body.
1.1 Function configuration
Please refer to the table below.
Protective Functions Abbr
Three-stage directional overcurrent protection with
1 OC,OC2,OC3
undervoltage blocking
2 Overcurrent accelerating protection OC_Accel
3 Overload protection (trip/alarm) OvLd
Three-stage zero-sequence directional overcurrent ZeroOC1,ZeroOC2,
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protection (trip/alarm) ZeroOC3
5 Zero-sequence overcurrent accelerating protection ZOC_Accel
6 Undervoltage load shedding protection UVLS
7 Under frequency load shedding protection UFLS
8 Automatic reclosing AR
9 Manual synchronization M-Sync
10 Bus voltage transformer supervision
VTS
11 Line voltage transformer supervision
12 Control loop check Control Loop Chk
13 Circuit breaker open position check CB Open Pos Chk
14 Handcart position check Handcart Pos Chk
15 Spring not store energy check Spring not-E Chk
Measure and Control Functions

Remote signaling acquisition, device remote signaling
1 √
change and fault remote signaling
2 Remote control tripping and closing circuit breaker √
Analog telemetering: IA, IB,IC, Ua, Ub, Uc, Uab, Ubc, Uca,
3 √
P, Q, f, Cos 
4 Fault wave records √
5 Three channels 4-20mA direct current output
Optional
6 Four channels 4-20mA direct current input
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Communication Functions
Two-way RS485 communication interface, support IEC-103,

1 √
MODBUS-RTU communication protocols
Two-way RJ45 Ethernet interface, support TCP-103,

2 √
IEC-104 communication protocols
3 One-way time synchronization with pulse or B code mode √
4 Support IEC61850 communication protocol Optional

1.2 Main features
 The device has universal AC-DC Input Power, which has a wide adaptability :
Device has universal AC-DC auxiliary power supply; the maximum input voltage is 500V, suitable for
all kinds of complicated power supply place;
Device has universal AC-DC operation circuit and binary input circuit power supply, which can apply
to AC or DC power supply system.
 The device has powerful communication function, standard device configure two Ethernet and two
RS485 communication interface and convenient for multiple networking mode, device has flexible
communication, which support IEC61850, IEC-103, TCP-103, IEC-104, MODBUS-RTU and other
communication protocols, facilitate communication with a variety of convenient networking with
various microcomputer monitoring or the protection and management.
 The device has rigorous time synchronization, which supports network time synchronization, PPS, PPM
or B codes and other time synchronization mode
 Using dual 32-bit high performance embedded microcomputer processor, RAM and flash memory with
large capacity; using SoC solution, which greatly enhanced the capability of data processing ， logic
operation and information storage and advanced operational speed and reliability.
 The device uses 16 high precision A/D for data acquisition, collecting 64 points per cycle, which has
high measuring accuracy.
 Back inserted and drawn modules, strong and weak electricity separation; enhanced unit chassis
designed for resisting strong vibration and interference, which can be scattered installed on the switch
cabinet.
 The device can keep more than 400 recent events record and operation record, can keep recording data
of 5 times faults occurred recently.
 It has liquid crystal display, English display and menu operation.
 Real-time multitasking operating system, modular programming; real-time, high reliability.
 There are 8 sets of protection setting value, which are safe and convenient to switch.
 It is optional for device to be configured with three channels 4-20mA output and four channels 4-20mA
input，which is convenient for industrial customers to gather data and extend control functions.
 Device has rich resource of Binary input and Binary output, up to 28 channels Binary input and 16
channels binary output, standby relay output is not less than 6, base which it is convenient to extend or
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control signal output.

 Device has complete operation circuit and remote controls of circuit breaker.
 High integrated degree: device has protection, measure, control and other functions.
2 Technical indexes
2.1 Rated data
a. Rated ac data:
AC Voltage: 100 / 3 V, 100V
AC Current: 5A or 1A
Rated frequency: 50Hz
b. Thermostability:
AC voltage circuit: long-running 1.4Un
10s 2Un
AC current circuit: long-running 2In
1s 50In
2.2 Power consumption
a. AC voltage circuit: Each phase is not more than 0.5VA;
b. AC current circuit: When In=5A, each phase is not more than 1VA;
When In=1A, each phase is not more than 0.5VA;
c. Power circuit: Normal operation, not more than 8W;
Protection action, not more than 12W.
2.3 Storage and operation environment
a. Environment temperature:
Operating temperature range: -25℃~+55℃.
Storage: -25℃~+70℃, store in the anti-snow and anti-rain room, where the relative humidity is not
more than 80% and there is no acid, alkali and other corrosive and explosive gases in the
surrounding air; in the limit value, device does not appear irreversible changes, device should be to
work properly after temperature recover.
b. Relative humidity:
Monthly average maximum relative humidity of the most humid month is 90% RH and the
monthly average minimum temperature is 25℃ and no condensation on the device surface
meanwhile. The average maximum humidity is not more than 50%RH when the maximum
temperature is +40℃.
c. Atmospheric pressure: 80kPa~110kPa (Relative altitude is below 2km).
2.4 Anti-interference performance
a. Oscillatory wave immunity test: The device can endure the pulse train disturbance test of damped
oscillatory wave in frequency 1MHz and 100kHz (in the first half wave, the common mode of
voltage amplitude is 2.5kV and the differential mode of voltage amplitude is 1kV) specified in
chapter 4 of GB/T14598.13－2008 whose harsh grade is III.
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b. Static discharge test: The device can endure static discharge test specified in chapter 4 of
GB/T14598.14－2010 whose harsh grade is IV.
c. Radiate electromagnetic field immunity: The device can endure radiate electromagnetic field
disturbance test specified in chapter IV of GB/T14598.9－2010 whose harsh grade is III, test field
strength is 10V/m(effective value).
d. Electrical fast transient burst immunity test: The device can endure Electrical fast transient / burst
immunity test specified in chapter 4 of GB/T14598.10－2012 whose harsh grade is A
e. Surge immunity test: The device can endure surge disturbance test specified in chapter 4 of
GB/T14598.18—2012 whose harsh grade is IV.
f. Conducted emission immunity test: The device can endure Conducted emission immunity test
induced by radio-frequency field specified in chapter 4 of GB/T14598.17—2005 whose harsh
grade is III.
g. Power frequency magneticfield immunity test: The device can endure power frequency
magneticfield immunity tests specified in chapter 5 of GB/T17626.8－2006 whose harsh grade is
IV.
h. Electromagnetic emission test: The device can endure conducted emission limiting value specified
in 4.1 and radiated emission limiting value specified in 4.2 of GB/T14598.16－2002.
i. Power frequency immunity test: The device can endure power frequency immunity tests specified
in chapter 4 of GB/T14598.19－2007.
j. Pulsed magnet fists: The device can endure pulsed magnet field immunity tests specified in chapter
5 of GB/T17626.9－2011whose harsh grade is IV.
k. Damping oscillating magneticfield immunity tests: the device can endure Damping oscillating
magneticfield immunity tests specified in chapter 5 of GB/T17626.10－1998 whose harsh grade is
IV.
2.5 Insulating property
a. Insulation resistance: The insulation resistance value of each conductive circuit to ground (i.e. the
Enclosure or exposed uncharged metal parts), between AC circuit and DC circuit or between AC
current circuit and AC voltage circuit shall not be less than 100MΩ tested by tester with open
circuit voltage 500V.
b. Dielectric strength: Communication circuit and weak electricity input and output terminal such as
24V of the device can endure AC voltage 50Hz, 500V (effective value) over the ground for 1
minute without dielectric breakdown and flashover phenomenon; Other each conductive circuit to
ground (i.e. the Enclosure or exposed uncharged metal parts), between AC circuit and DC circuit or
between AC current circuit and AC voltage circuit can endure AC voltage of 50Hz， 2kV (effective
value) without dielectric breakdown and flashover phenomenon for 1minute.
c. Impulse voltage: Communication circuit and weak electricity input and output terminal such as
24V of the device can endure the standard lightning wave impact test of 1Kv (peak value) over the
ground, Other each conductive terminal to ground, between AC circuit and DC circuit or between
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AC current circuit and AC voltage circuit can endure the standard lightning wave impact test of
5kV (peak value).
2.6 Mechanical property
a. Vibration Response: Device can endure vibration response test specified in chapter 4.2.1 of GB / T
11287-2000 whose harsh grade is I.
b. Vibration durability: Device can endure vibration durability test specified in chapter 4.2.2 of GB /
T 11287-2000 whose harsh grade is I.
c. Impact Response: Device can endure impact response test specified in chapter 4.2.1 of GB / T
d. Impact durability: Device can endure impact durability test specified in chapter 4.2.2 of GB / T
e. Collision: Device can endure collision test specified in chapter 4.3 of GB / T 14537-1993 whose
harsh grade is I.
f. Earthquake: Device can endure earthquake test specified in IEC 60255-21-3:1993 whose harsh
grade is I.
2.7 Adjusting range and error of protection setting value
a. Setting range
Current setting: 0.1A~75A;
AC voltage: 2V~100V;
Delay: 0s~100s.
b. Setting error
Current: < ±2.5% or 0.05A;
Voltage: < ±2.5% or ±0.25V;
Delay error: not exceed 40ms or ±2% within the scope of 0s-100s.
2.8 Measurement accuracy
a. The measuring error of each analog quantity is not exceed±0.2% of the rated value;
b. The measuring error of power is not exceed ±0.5% of rated value;
c. The measuring error of 4-20mA is not exceed ±0.02mA;
d. The resolution of binary input is not more than 2ms;
2.9 Contact capacity
a. In DC inductive loaded circuit, whose voltage is not more than 250V, current is not more than 1A
and time constant is 5ms±0.75ms, contact breaking capacity is 50W, allowed long-term current is
not more than 5A.
b. In AC circuit (Cos  =0.4±0.1), whose voltage is not more than 250V, current is not more than 2A,
contact breaking capacity is 250VA, allowed long-term current is not more than 5A.
3 Device Hardware Description
Enhanced case designed for resisting strong vibration and interference to ensure device still has high
reliability when installed in harsh conditions. Whether the device is installed dispersedly or installed in compose
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body, no additional AC input or DC input anti-interference module is needed. There are LCD, signal indicator
lamp, keyboard operation and RS-232 communication port in panel.
3.1 Structures
Overall dimension of the device is shown in Figure 3-1;the size of the mounting hole is shown in figure 3-2:
Figure 3-1 overall dimension Figure 3-2 size of mounting hole

3.2 Main plug-in
The protection device is consists of the following plug-in components: Analog plug-in, CPU plug-in, Signal
plug-in, BI&BO plug-in and Man-machine interface plug-in.
3.3 Analog plug-in
The Analog plug-in contains current transformer CT and voltage transformer VT, which is used to convert
secondary current or voltage signal to weak electric signal, for the CPU plug-in conversion, and play a role of
isolating high electric and low electric.
This plug-in includes 7 current transformers (CT) and 4 voltage transformers (VT).7 CTs are used to
transform Ia, Ib, Ic, IA, IB, IC and 3I0. 4 VTs are used to transform Ua, Ub, Uc and Ux.
3.4 CPU plug-in
This plug-in integrates power supply module, and power supply module transforms AC or DC power
supplied by external circuit into the suitable voltage classes for device to use. It is offered AC220V, DC220V or
DC110V (Need to select the appropriate size), and supply 5V or 24V. 5V power supplies energy to the digital
devices, and 24V power supplies energy to drive relays. The plug-in contains two Ethernet and two RS485
communication interfaces, and 4-20mA output and input. Adopting multi-layer PCB and the surface mount
technology, and taking a variety of anti-interference measures, has greatly enhanced anti-interference
performance.
3.5 Signal plug-in
This plug-in includes signal part, tripping-closing circuit and standby relay outputs.
Signal part includes tripping signal relay(TSR), closing signal relay(CSR), alarm relay(AR), power
monitoring relay(POWER).
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Tripping-closing circuit’ main function includes tripping, closing and self-holding, anti-trip, position
monitoring and so on. It includes tripping relay(TR), closing relay(CR), past closed position relay(PCPR), remote
control tripping relay(RCTR), remote control closing relay(RCCR), tripping holding relay(THR), closing holding
relay(CHR) and anti-trip relay(ATR).
Standby relay output includes six standby relay outputs, which can be set as momentary or maintained output
according to user needs.
3.6 BI&BO Plug-in
This plug-in includes input and output two part extension function, can complete extending input and output
of device, flexible configure more functions.
3.7 Man-Machine Interface Plug-in
Installed on the device panel, Man-Machine interface plug-in is the main components of device for
information exchange with the outside world. It uses a large-screen LCD, English menu display (operation). The
main functions are: keyboard operation, LCD display, signal light indicating and serial port debugging.
4 Device Function
4.1 Three-stage directional overcurrent protection with undervoltage blocking
The device is configured with directional overcurrent protection with undervoltage blocking, which include
stage 1 overcurrent protection (OC1), stage 2overcurrent protection (OC2) and stage 3 overcurrent protection
(OC3),each stage current setting and delay time setting can be set independently. By setting the control word, we
can decide to apply or quit the voltage element and direction element.
Inter-phase Power direction element of three-segment current protection adopts 90°wiring mode, and
compares the phases of Ia and Ubc, Ib and Uca, Ic and Uab, its action equation is shown as follows(Ia and Uab for
example):
Ubc
 75 0  Arg j
 75 0
Ia  e
In the formula, φ is maximum sensitive angle, take φ =-45°(Inter-phase power direction sensitive angle value
is set to 1) or φ =-30° (Inter-phase power direction sensitive angle value is set to 0).
The schematic diagram of three-stage directional overcurrent protection with undervoltage blocking is shown
in figure 4-1.
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Figure 4-1Schematic diagram of three-stage directional overcurrent protection with undervoltage blocking
4.2 Overcurrent accelerating protection
The device is configured with independent overcurrent accelerating protection, we can select accelerated
mode by means of setting the protection setting[Opt_OC_Accel] (1 denotes accelerated tripping before automatic
reclosing, 0 denotes accelerated tripping after automatic reclosing).Accelerated tripping before automatic
reclosing is generally used to protect radial lines with pieces of lines of the levels of voltage class under 35kV. It
can get rid of the fault rapidly, and correct the nonselective action by automatic reclosing.Accelerated tripping
after automatic reclosing is that lines are equipped with selective protection and automatic reclosing,when line
fault happens, protection trip selectively and then automatic reclosing, when manual switching-onto-fault or
automatic reclosing-onto-fault, past-accelerating protection trip non-preference, accelerate getting rid of the fault
rapidly.
The device has been set independent current setting and corresponding delay time setting of overcurrent
accelerating protection. Compared with the traditional protection, the configuration of protection is more flexible.
The schematic diagram of overcurrent accelerating protection is shown in figure 4-2.
Figure 4-2 Schematic diagram of overcurrent accelerating protection

4.3 Overload protection
The device is configured with overload protection function, by setting the strap “En_OvLd”, we can enable it
or not. By setting protection setting “En_OvLd_Trip ”, we can choose to trip or alarm (“0” denotes alarm, and “1”
denotes trip). The schematic diagram of overload protection is shown in figure 4-3.
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Figure 4-3 Schematic diagram of overload protection

4.4 Three-stage zero-sequence directional overcurrent protection
In the small current grounding system, when ground fault occurs in the system, the zero-sequence current of
ground fault point is equal with capacitive current, and the amplitude is very small, it is difficult to guarantee its
selectivity using zero sequence overcurrent relay to protect the ground fault.The devices connected each other
through the network, and share information with other device, adopt the method of network small current fault
line selection to acquire grounding interval through the upper computer. The zero-sequence current for fault line
detection must be external input, namely user must provide device with the zero sequence current from external
input, can’t use the self-produced zero sequence current.
In the ungrounded system or small resistance grounding system, grounding zero-sequence currents is
relatively large;device can use the directly tripping method. Device is configured with three-stage zero-sequence
overcurrent protection, among which the stage 3 zero-sequence overcurrent protection can choose to trip or alarm,
the zero sequence current can choose self-produced zero-sequence current, or the zero-sequence current
introduced from the zero-sequence CT(the control word [Opt_3I0 mode] in menu “SETTING_SET”set to “0”
means the zero-sequence current is adscititious, "1" means zero-sequence current is self-produced).
Three-stage zero-sequence protection can choose whether blocking protection by zero-sequence voltage
direction by means of control word [En_Dir_ZeroOCn].
For the ungrounded system, direction sensitive angle is 90°, for the small resistance grounding system, the
sensitive angle is -135°(the angle refers to the included angle between the self-produced3U0 and 3I0), range of
motion is 150  and error is less than ±5  . In the menu “SETTING_SET”, we can set the [Opt_GND mode]
(neutral grounding mode: "0" denotes the neutral point ungrounded system, "1" denotes the neutral grounding via
low resistance).
The Inter-phase power direction element of the three-segment current voltage direction protection take
advantage of 3I0 and 3U0, its action equation is:
3U 0
 750  Arg j
 750
3I 0  e
In the formula, φ is maximum sensitive angle, take φ =90°or φ =-135°. The schematic diagram is shown in
figure 4-4.
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Figure 4-4 Schematic diagram of zero-sequence current direction protection

4.5 Zero-sequence overcurrent accelerating protection
The device is configured with zero-sequence overcurrent accelerating protection. we can choose accelerated
tripping before automatic reclosing or after automatic reclosing. The device has been set independent
zero-sequence current setting and corresponding delay time setting for zero-sequence accelerating
protection.Compared with the traditional protection, the protection configuration is more flexible. The schematic
diagram is shown in figure 4-5.
Figure 4-5 Schematic diagram of zero-sequence overcurrent accelerating protection

4.6 Under-voltage load shedding protection
The device is configured with under-voltage load shedding protection function, and by setting the strap
[En_UVLS], we can enable it or not. Only when the breaker is closed or there is current in any one phase line
(I>0.05A), can we enable this function. VT fuse failure block under-voltage load shedding protection real time.
The schematic diagram of under-voltage load shedding protection is shown in figure 4-6.
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Figure 4-6 Schematic diagram of under-voltage load shedding protection

4.7 Under-frequency load shedding protection
When there is current in any one phase line (I>0.05A), the protection can be enabled. The protection is
configured with undervoltage blocking and frequency rate change blocking. When there is fault in the system and
the frequency decreases so rapid that exceed the protection setting [df/dt_UFLS],the under-frequency load
shedding protection will be blocked instantaneously. The automatic reclosing will be blocked when the
under-frequency load shedding protection action. The schematic diagram of under-frequency load shedding
protection is shown in figure 4-7.
Figure 4-7 Schematic diagram of under-frequency load shedding protection

4.8 Automatic reclosing
The device is configured with automatic reclosing function. When the breaker is in closed position and there
is no external blocking, after 20s, the function will be fully charged. Automatic reclosing starts when the breaker
changes from closed position to open position. After starting, if it doesn’t meet the automatic reclosing condition
in 10 seconds, the function will discharge. There are three reclosing means:1-no check; 2-line-dead check (turn to
synchronism check automatically when there is voltage); 3-synchronism check. In the reclosing process, if you
need to judge synchronism and the extracting voltage is phase voltage, the input corresponding phase voltage
should be not less than 30V, if the extracted voltage is line voltage, the input corresponding line voltage should be
not less than 80V.
The blocking conditions of automatic reclosing are:
(1) Stage 1 overcurrent trip (under the circumstance that the control word[En_OC1-BLK_AR] is enabled); (2)
Overload trip; (3) Undervoltage load shedding trip; (4) Under-frequency load shedding trip; (5) Remote control
tripping; (6) Past closed position relay returns; (7) Control loop abnormal;(8) Spring does not store energy; (9)
Binary input [Block AR] is energized;(10) Line VT fuse failure alarm.
The schematic diagram of automatic reclosing is shown in figure 4-8.
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Figure4-8 Schematic diagram of automatic reclosing
4.9 Manual synchronization

When the binary input [Manual Sync] (n211) is energized and the circuit breaker is in the open
position,circuit breaker can be closed after the delay time when meet the conditions of the manual synchronization.
The device is adaptive for [line-dead check] or [synchronism check]. Check the voltage on both sides,it is allowed
to close circuit breaker when there is no voltage on either side, it turns to [synchronism check] when there is
voltage on both sides. If the extracted voltage is phase voltage, the line-dead setting is 18V, if the extracted
voltage is line voltage, the line-dead setting is 30V. During the synchronization check process, if the angle
difference between the extracted voltage Ux and the corresponding phase bus voltage is less than the setting value
[Angle_SyncChk_MC], closing circuit breaker is allowed. The no voltage or synchronization delay is fixed at 5s,
if circuit breaker can not be closed for 10s, it will return.
After the switch is tripped, in order to prevent the circuit breaker to be manual closed to fault again before
the binary input [Manual closing] disappears, device set up a manual closing timer, after 10 s, device is marked
with charging sign and dispark manual closing function. When the binary input [Spring not-E] is energized, the
manual synchronization function is blocked.
The condition of manual closing timer reset: 1. The binary input [Manual closing] is persistent energized for
10s; 2. Binary input [Manual closing] is energized before manual closing charging finished;3. manual
synchronization outputs; 4. Manual synchronization starting returns.
The manual closing timer start timing when the above conditions do not satisfy.
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Figure4-9 Schematic diagram of manual synchronization
4.10 Voltage transformer supervision

4.10.1 Bus voltage transformer supervision
If the device detects bus voltage transformer fuse failure and the fault last for 5s, the device will send alarm
signal. The alarm return after the bus voltage return normal (all line-voltages exceed 80V) for 1s.
The schematic diagram of bus voltage transformer fuse failure alarm is shown in figure 4-10-1.
Figure 4-10-1 Schematic diagram of bus voltage transformer supervision
4.10.2 Line voltage transformer supervision

As for the line need to line-dead check or synchronism check, when there is current in the line, if the value of
extracted voltage Ux is less than line-dead value (30V) and last for 5s, the device will send out [VTFF_L Alarm]
signal.
The schematic diagram of line voltage transformer fuse failure alarm is shown in figure 4-10-2.
Figure 4-10-2 Schematic diagram of line VT voltage transformer supervision

4.11 Control loop abnormal alarm
When control loop abnormal check is enabled (configured in menu “LCL”→"SELF-CHK_SET"), if control
power supply and the position auxiliary contacts of circuit breaker are normal, there is one and only one binary
input [CB open] or [CB closed] is energized, otherwise, the device will report[CtrlLoop Abn](Control loop
abnormal) after last for 2s. The alarm signal does not return until the correct position lasts for 1s, and then press
key “RES” key to reset the alarm signal. The schematic diagram of control loop abnormal is shown in figure 4-11.
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Figure 4-11 Schematic diagram of control loop abnormal check

4.12 Handcart position abnormal alarm
When circuit breaker is handcart mode (configured in menu “LCL”→"PARM_SET", CBType=1), and the
handcart position abnormal check is enabled (HandcartChk=1) in “SELF-CHK_SET”(configured in menu
“LCL”→"SELF-CHK_SET"), if control power is normal, circuit breaker position can only be at service
position(n202) or test position (n203), otherwise, after 5s, the device will report[Handcart Abn] alarm signal. Until
the position turns to normal and keeps for 1s, the alarm can returns. Then press “RES” key to reset the alarm
signal. The schematic diagram of handcart position abnormal is shown in figure 4-12.
Figure 4-12 Schematic diagram of handcart position abnormal check

4.13 Circuit breaker open position abnormal alarm
When circuit breaker open position abnormal check(CB Open Pos Chk) is enabled in “SELF-CHK_SET”
(configured in menu “LCL”→"SELF-CHK_SET"), and the device checks that there is the binary input [CB open]
is energized and current(Imax>0.05A), after 2s, the device will report[CB open Abn] alarm signal, until no current
or the circuit breaker is on closed position and last for 1s, can the alarm returns, then press “RES” key to reset the
alarm signal.
4.14 Spring does not store energy alarm
When the device detects the binary input [Spring not-E] is energized (n201) for 15s, it will report “Spring
not-E” alarm, and alarm relay action. Only when this input return and after 1s delay, can the alarm signal return,
then press “RES” key to reset the alarm signal. When the binary input [Spring not-E] is energized, the remote
control closing function is blocked.
4.15 Device fault alarm
When the device's hardware has fault(Outfault, A/D fault and so on), the LCD can display the information of fault,
and drive alarm relay action and block the protection meanwhile, after dealing with the fault, power on
again ,the“ALARM” indicator lamp can be reset.
4.16 Remote signaling, Remote control, Remote pulse and Telemetering functions
Telemetering: Measuring circuit has independent AC inputs (IA, IB and IC) which are connected to
measuring-CT and is separated to AC input of protection circuit. Telemetering data includes:
IA, IB, IC, Ua, Ub, Uc, Uab, Ubc, Uca, P, Q, f, COSφ and so AC analog quantity, four
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channels 4-20mA DC analog quantity input;

Remote signaling: Includes various kinds of action signal, breaker state remote signal and binary input
remote signal;
Remote control: Remote control tripping and closing the breaker, enable or disable virtual strap, modify
protection setting.
5 Auxiliary functions
5.1 Fault wave records
Device records sampling data of four cycles before trip, six cycles after trip, which is send to the main station
of substation automation after tripping, or analyze faults and tripping behavior of devices by independent fault
analysis software.
5.2 GPS time synchronization
The device has powerful time synchronization function, which supports network time synchronization, PPS,
PPM or B codes and other time synchronization mode.
5.3 4-20mA DC input/output (optional)
It is optional for device to be configured with three channels 4-20mA DC output function, we can choose
three of IA, IB, IC, Ua, Ub, Uc, P, Q, Cos  and f as output. The mode of connection is shown in as attached
drawing 3.
It is optional for device to be configured with four channels 4-20mA DC collected function, which is
convenient for industrial customers to gather data and extend control functions.
6 Device instruction
6.1 STRAP_SET information
The virtual strap of device is set alone and carried out in the menu "SET" → "STRAP_SET". Strap list is
shown in table below.
Strap Name Strap Status

En_OC1
1: Enable/ 0: Disable
En_OC2
En_OC3
En_OC_Accel
En_OvLd
En_ZeroOC1
En_ZeroOC2
En_ZeroOC3
En_ZOC_Accel
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Strap Name Strap Status

En_UVLS
En_UFLS
En_AR
En_VTS
En_M-Sync
6.2 SETTING_SET information
We set the setting in menu “SET” →“SETTING_SET”. This device is able to store 8 groups of setting whose
group number is 0-7. Unused protection functions should disable their corresponding virtual straps, used
protection function should enable their corresponding virtual straps, and set the related control word, current,
voltage and delay time setting. Setting list is shown in table below.
Kind of setting Name (Symbol ) Range & Step
I_OC1 (ID1) 0.2A~75A 0.01A
t_OC1 (TID1) 0s~100s 0.01s
1.Stage 1 overcurrent protection En_Dir_OC1 (FXD1) 1: Enable 0: Disable
En_LV-BLK_OC1 (DYD1) 1: Enable 0: Disable
V_LV-BLK_OC1 (Udz1) 10V~100V 0.01V
I_OC2 (ID2) 0.2A~75A 0.01A
t_OC2 (TID2) 0s~100s 0.01s
I_OC3 (ID3) 0.2A~75A 0.01A
t_OC3 (TID3) 0s~100s 0.01s
I_OC_Accel (Ijs) 0.2A~75A 0.01A
t_OC_Accel (Tjs) 0.0s~600s 0.01s
4.Overcurrent accelerating 1: accelerated tripping before
protection) automatic reclosing
Opt_OC_Accel (JSFS)
0: accelerated tripping after
automatic reclosing
I_OvLd (IGFH) 0.2A~20A 0.01A
5.Overload protection
t_OvLd (TGFH) 0s~600s 0.01s
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En_OvLd_Trip (GFHTZ) 1: Trip 0: Alarm
I_ZeroOC1 (ILX1) 0.2A~75A 0.01A
6.Stage 1 zero-sequence
t_ZeroOC1 (TLX1) 0s~600s 0.01s
overcurrent protection
En_Dir_ZeroOC1 (LFX1) 1: Enable 0: Disable
7.Stage 2 zero-sequence
t_ZeroOC2 (TLX2) 0s~600s 0.01s
En_Dir_ZeroOC2 (LFX2) 1: Enable 0: Disable
8.Stage 3 zero-sequence t_ZeroOC3 (TLX3) 0s~600s 0.01s

overcurrent protection En_Dir_ZeroOC3 (LFX3) 1: Enable 0: Disable
En_ZeroOC3_Trip (LX3TZ) 1: Trip 0: Alarm
I_ZOC_Accel (I0js) 0.2A~75A 0.01A
t_ZOC_Accel (T0js) 0.0s~600s 0.01s
9.Zero-sequence overcurrent 1: accelerated tripping before
accelerating protection automatic reclosing
Opt_ZOC_Accel (LXJS)
0: accelerated tripping after
automatic reclosing
10.Under-voltage load shedding V_UVLS (UDY) 20V~100V 0.01V
protection t_UVLS (TDY) 0.1s~100s 0.01s
f_UFLS (Fdp) 45.00Hz~49.50Hz 0.01Hz
t_UFLS (Tdp) 0.2s~100s 0.01s
11.Under-frequency load
V_LV-BLK_UFLS (Udp) 10V~100V 0.01V
shedding protection
En_df/dtBLK_UFLS (HCBS) 1: Enable 0: Disable
df/dt_UFLS (Fch) 1.00Hz/s~5.00Hz/s 0.01Hz/s
t_AR (Tch) 0.2s~100s 0.01s
1:No check
Opt_AR mode (Chfs) 2:Line-dead check
3:Synchronism check
12.Three-phase automatic
1:Ua,2:Ub,3:Uc,4:Uab,5:Ubc,6:U
reclosing Phase_V_AR (Cqdy)
ca
V_Line-dead_AR (Ujwy) 10V~100V 0.01V
Angle_SyncChk_AR (Djtq) 20°~45° 1°
En_OC1-BLK_AR (BSCH) 1: Enable 0: Disable
1:Ua,2:Ub,3:Uc,4:Uab,5:Ubc,6:U
13.Manual synchronization Phase_V_MC (Cqdy)
ca
Angle_SyncChk_MC (Djtq) 20°～45° 1°
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Opt_Angle_Power (LMJ) 1: -45° 0: -30°
En_VTFF Dispark (XGBH) 1: Enable 0: Disable
Opt_3I0 mode (ZCLX) 1: self-produced 0: adscititious
0: ungrounded neutral system,
14.Common value
direction sensitive angle φ=90°
Opt_GND mode (JDFS) 1: low-resistance grounded
neutral system, direction sensitive
angle φ=-135°
6.3 Action message
When the device action or alarm during running, the LCD background light will be automatically opened,
and the action message will be displayed in LCD and simultaneously uploaded to the protection manage computer
or local monitoring system. If more than one protection functions act, action messages will be displayed by turns.
Operation record does not pop-up display, but we can examine it in “RECs” menu. There is a “RES” key on the
device pane, we can reset by remote control too. If we don’t reset it after action, the message will not stop display,
the message will be automatically stored to event memory area. We can examine all of the action messages in
menu “RECs” during running, including action time, action value. The action messages can be maintained without
power supply, we can delete all of the event messages in menu “RECs”.
Display Content Action message
OC1 Trip Tripping relay and tripping signal relay output; “TRIP” indicator lamp lights up
OC_Accel Trip Tripping relay and tripping signal relay output; “TRIP” indicator lamp lights up
OvLd Trip Tripping relay and tripping signal relay output; “TRIP” indicator lamp lights up
ZeroOC1 Trip Tripping relay and tripping signal relay output; “TRIP” indicator lamp lights up
ZOC_Accel Trip Tripping relay and tripping signal relay output; “TRIP” indicator lamp lights up
UVLS Trip Tripping relay and tripping signal relay output; “TRIP” indicator lamp lights up
UFLS Trip Tripping relay and tripping signal relay output; “TRIP” indicator lamp lights up
AR Op Closing relay and closing signal relay output; “CLOSE” indicator lamp lights up
VTFF_B Alarm Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up
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Display Content Action message
VTFF_L Alarm Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up
OvLd Alarm Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up
ZeroOC3 Alm Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up
Handcart Abn Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up
CtrlLoop Abn Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up

CB open Abn
Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up
Spring not-E Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up
Setting Err Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up
SG NO. Err Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up
Out Fault Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up
A/D Fault Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up

7 Wiring instructions
7.1 External wiring
Refer to the attached drawing 2(Terminal layout of device back panel), attached drawing 3(Schematic
diagram of device wiring) and the attached drawing 4 (Schematic diagram of device operating circuit).
7.2 Device power supply
Terminal 226 and 228 are device power supply input terminals. If the power supply is DC, the terminal 226 is
anode input terminal, and 228 is the cathode input terminal. If the power supply is AC, you can ignore the
polarity;
Terminal 224 is the shielding ground terminal of device.
Terminal 221, 222 are the 24V power output terminals, 221 for 24V+ and 222 for 24V-, the 24V terminal can
be used as DC power supply for 4-20mA and GPS time synchronization. Because the 24V power supply is the
power supply for relay of the device, in order to ensure reliable operation of the relay, it is prohibited to supply
power to other electrical circuit except this device.
7.3 AC current and voltage input
Terminal 101,102,103,104,105,106 are the input terminals of measured current IA, IB and IC;
Terminal 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112 are the input terminals of protective Ia, Ib and Ic;
Terminal 113, 114 are the input terminals of zero-sequence current 3I0;
Terminal 119, 120 are the input terminals of extracted voltage Ux;
Terminal 121, 122, 123, 124 are the input terminals of Ua, Ub, Uc and Un.
7.4 Binary input and Binary input power supply
The device includes 28 binary input, we’ll specify them as follows:
201 is the spring does not store energy (Spring not-E) input terminal; 202 is the up disconnector /handcart
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service position (Up DC/Service) input terminal; 203 is the down disconnector /handcart test position (Down
DC/Test) input terminal; 204 is the earth switch input terminal; 205~210 are binary input 1(BI_1) to binary input
6 (BI_6) terminals(the user can define them oneself); 211 is the manual synchronization (Manual Sync) input
terminal; 212 is the block automatic reclosing (Block AR) input terminal; 213 is overhaul signal input terminal,
when overhaul strap is enabled, the device will shield all of the remote signals except overhaul state.
214 is the binary input common negative pole terminal for terminal 201~213, and is connected to negative
power supply (binary input power supply is strong electricity, if the input power supply is AC, you can ignore the
polarity).
401~410 are standby binary input 1 to binary input 10 input terminals; 411 is the binary input common
negative pole terminal for terminal 401~410, and is connected to negative power supply (binary input power
supply is strong electricity, if the input power supply is AC, you can ignore the polarity).
Moreover, the device also has five ways internal inputs, they are circuit breaker closed position (CB closed),
circuit breaker open position (CB open), past closed position (Past closed), manual trip and remote/local, this five
ways inputs wiring in the control loop, which will work automatically after control loop wiring correctly.
7.5 Binary output and control loop terminals
301 is the signal common terminal; 302, 303, 304 are the alarm signal, the tripping signal, the closing signal
terminal respectively; 305, 306 are the alarm output terminal of power outage.
315, 316 are tripping output; 324 is protection tripping entry terminal; 325 is manual tripping terminal; 326
should be connected with circuit breaker tripping coil.
317, 318 are closing output; 320 is manual closing terminal; 321 should be connected with breaker closing
coil.
319 is the circuit breaker closed position monitoring input terminal; 327 is the circuit breaker open position
monitoring input terminal.
322 is +CLPS (anode of control loop power supply) and 323 is –CLPS (cathode of control loop power
supply), both AC and DC power supply could be used as control power supply. Distinguish anode and cathode
when using DC power supply.
308, 309 are the accident sounding output terminals; 310, 311 are the control loop abnormal output terminals;
312, 313, 314 are standby output 1 output terminals, wherein the terminals 312, 313 is the normally open contact,
312, 314 is normally closed contact; 416 and 417 are standby output 2 output terminals, 418, 419 are standby
relay output 3 output terminals; 420, 421, 422 are standby output 4 output terminals, wherein the terminals 420,
421 is normally open contact, 420, 422 is the normally closed contact; 423, 424, 425 are standby output 5 output
terminals, wherein the terminals 423, 424 is normally open contact, 423, 425 is the normally closed contact; 426,
427, 428 are standby output 6 output terminals, wherein the terminals 426, 427 is normally open contact, 426, 428
is the normally closed contact.
7.6 GPS time synchronization
The 215, 216 are the GPS time synchronization input power supply terminals, 215 for anode, 216 for
cathode.In the mode of pulse time synchronization, the input power supply is DC 24V which is self-produced by
device or from external equipment.In the mode of B code time synchronization, it is need to pay attention to the
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polarity.
7.7 Communications terminals
217, 218 are RS-4851 communication terminals, terminal 217 is 4851+, and 218 is 4851-.
219, 220 are RS-4852 communication terminals, terminal 219 is 4852+, and 220 is 4852-.
E1, E2 are two Ethernet communication interfaces.
7.8 4-20mA DC input and output terminals (Optional)
229-234 are three channels 4-20mA output terminals, 229,230 are the first channel current output terminals
DCOUT1+, DCOUT1-, 231, 232 are the second channel output terminals DCOUT2+, DCOUT2-, 233, 234 are the
third channel output terminals DCOUT3+, DCOUT3-. The 4-20mA output terminals wiring please refer to
attached drawing 3(schematic diagram of device wiring). External DC power supply for the circuit should not
exceed 36V; the load resistance should not exceed 500Ω.
235-242 are four channels 4-20mA DC input terminals, 235, 236 are the first channel current input terminals
DCIN1+, DCIN1-, 237, 238 are the channel current input terminals DCIN2+, DCIN2-, 239, 240 are the third
channel input terminals DCIN3+, DCIN3-, 241, 242 are fourth channel input terminals DCIN4+, DCIN4-. The
4-20mA input terminals wiring please refer to attached drawing 3(schematic diagram of device wiring). Please
note the current direction, the anode of each group of input terminals is terminal where current flows.
8 Display and keyboard instruction
8.1 Keyboard instruction
“ ”key: Move the cursor up;
“ ”key: Move the cursor down;
“ ”key: Move the cursor left;
“ ”key: Move the cursor right;
“+”key: Increase numerical value;
“-”key: Reduce numerical value;
“CR” key: Confirm the current modification or menu conversion;
“ESC”key: Return to the previous menu;
“RES” key: Signal reset key, used to reset record and signal indicator lamp.
8.2 Indicator lamp instruction
"RUN": when the device normal running, the indicator lamp flashes once per second.
"485-1": the indicator lamp lights up when 4851 communication with the host computer.
"485-2": the indicator lamp lights up when 4852 communication with the host compute.
"TRIP": The “TRIP” indicator lamp and the trip signal (terminal 301, 303) is synchronized, the indicator
lamp lights up as long as the trip signal outputs.
"CLOSE": The “CLOSE” indicator lamp and the close signal (terminal 301, 304) is synchronized, the
indicator lamp lights up as long as the close signal outputs.
"ALARM": The “ALARM” indicator lamp and the alarm signal (terminal 301, 302) is synchronized, the
indicator lamp lights up as long as the alarm signal outputs.
8.3 Running interface instruction
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Device display the following interface when running normally:
The left area displays the main wiring of the system, which includes the states of circuit breaker, up/down
disconnector and earth switch, also it can display the handcart service position and test position (configured in
“LCL” → “PARM_SET” menu); Right area displays analog quantities, it displays three-phase measured current
and three-phase phase-voltage, also it can display power or protective current (configured in “LCL”
→“PARM_SET” menu). Detailed configuration method refers to “PARM_SET” of menu “LCL” instruction in
chapter 8.10
Press “ESC” when display the interface above, it will display the following interface:
The above part of the interface is current running time of the device; “SG” indicates which setting group is
active, the range is between 0 and 7; “Addr” indicates the communication address of the device; the following two
lines represent two Ethernet IP address of the device.
8.4 Menu structure
The whole menu structure of device is shown as follow:
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In the main menu, by pressing key to select the menu option you want to select, and press "CR" key to
enter the submenu of selected menu option. If the submenu has several options, use " , " to select the option
you want to view and press "CR" key, then you can view the contents of selected option. Press "ESC" key to
return to the previous menu.
8.5 Menu operation instruction
In the normal display mode or display action message or self-check message, press the "CR" key, device pop
up the main menu, As follows:
After entering the main menu, by pressing the , , , keys, we can switch between the main menu,
use , to move the cursor to select menu, and press “CR” to enter the function selected. There are submenus
in the main menu, we need password to enter some of the submenus and the default password is “9999”.
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8.6 “VIEW” menu instruction
In the main menu, we can select “VIEW” by pressing , , and press “CR” key to enter the “VIEW”
menu, after entering, press , to move the cursor to select the data we want to browse. The “VIEW” menu
contains the following data units: “PROT DATA”, “MEASURE DATA”, “BI STATUS”, “ENERGY”, “STRAP
STATUS” and “PROT SETTING”. After selecting certain data unit,press “CR” key to enter and browse the related
data.
“PROT DATA”: To display the protective data, such as the protective current, voltage, zero sequence current
and so on; pressing , key can move the cursor and browse the related protective data,
the related name of the protective data will be displayed at the bottom of the screen.
“MEASURE DATA”: To display the measured data, such as the measured current, voltage, power, power factor
and so on; press , to move the cursor and browse the related measured data, the related
name of the measured data will be displayed at the bottom of the screen.
“BI STATUS”: To display the status of the binary inputs; press , , , key to move the cursor and browse
the related binary input, the related name of the binary input will be displayed at the bottom of
the screen. "1" indicates that the input is on, and “0” indicates that the input is off.
“ENERGY”: To display the current value of energy accumulation; press , key to move the cursor and
browse the related data, the related name of the energy quantity will be displayed at the bottom of
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the screen. When the energy quantity record reaches maximum of its capacity, it will automatically
clear and start to count from zero.
“STRAP STATUS”: To display the status of protection function virtual strap(enable or disable); press ,
key to move the cursor and browse the related strap status, the related name of the strap will
be displayed at the bottom of the screen. "1" indicates the protection function is enabled,
and "0" indicates the protection function is disabled.
“PROT SETTING”: To display the protection setting of active setting group; after selecting the menu, it will
prompt us to input the group number, and we may press “+”, “-” key to modify it, if you
don't modify it and enter directly, it displays current group that the device running by; after
entering, press , key move the cursor and browse the related setting value, the related
name of the setting value will be displayed at the bottom of the screen.
8.7 “RECs” menu instruction
Press “CR” to enter the “RECs” menu, press , key to select “ACTION_RECs”, “ALARM_RECs”,
“BI_CHG_RECs”, “OPERATE_RECs” or “CLEAR RECs”. When you want to browse the record, select the
option and press “CR” to enter, press "ESC" to quit browse. “CLEAR RECs” can delete the “ACTION_RECs”,
“ALARM_RECs”and “BI_CHG_RECs”. “OPERATE_RECs” do not allow users to delete.
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“ACTION_RECs”: Protection action records, namely of the fault record produced by the protection action, press
“+” or “-” to show the next record, press , key can look at 10 records once,
press , key can check the current record content side by side, if the protection has no
failure quantity, press , key will do nothing. As shown below:
“ALARM_RECs”: Device alarm records, namely of predict record produced by the device, including alarm
record, self-check record. The method of operation is the same as “ACTION_RECs”.
“BI_CHG_RECs”: Record the change of binary input. The method of operation is the same as “ACTION_RECs”.
“OPERATE_RECs”: The records of operation and modify, for example: the setting value modify, parameters
modify, remote control operating records and so on.
“CLEAR RECs”: Delete history records that have been stored by the device, in order to prevent incorrect
operation, we must input password before carrying out the operation. The records that can be
deleted only include trip records, alarm records, and binary input change records; it is not
allowed to delete operation records.
8.8 “SET” menu instruction
Press “CR” key and input the correct password to enter the settings menu, we can press , to select
“STRAP_SET”, “SETTING_SET”,“SG_SWITCH ” or “SG_COPY”. Then press “CR” key to enter related
option.
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“STRAP_SET”: In this menu, we may enable or disable the protection function. After entering the menu,
press , key to select the strap you want to modify, and press “+”, “-” key to change the
status of the strap, namely, device enable the protection function or disable it, "1" means the
related protection function has been enabled, "0" means the related protection function has been
disabled. As shown below:
After modifying the strap, press “ESC” key, the device will promote you whether to store the modification.
According to your need, choose “Yes” to store it, and choose"Esc" to quit it. As shown below:
“SETTING_SET”: Modify the protection setting value in certain group. When you select the menu, the default is
to modify the value of the current group, if you need to modify the value of other group, you
can press“+”, “-” key to modify the group number. Press , key to select the value
option you want to modify, and press , key to move the cursor in the position of
protection setting value, then press “+”, “-” key to increase or decrease the size of the data
value. After modifying the protection setting value, press "ESC" key, the device will prompt
you whether to save the modification, According to your need, choose “Yes” to store it, and
choose “Esc” to quit it.
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“SG_SWITCH ”: Select “SG_SWITCH ”, the device will prompt you to input the setting group number you want
to switch, press “+”, “-”to input the setting group number what you want (the device has 8
setting groups to store value, the related setting group number is 0-7). The method of save is the
same as“SETTING_SET”.
Notice: once you switch the setting group, the setting value data for each protection function turn to the
setting value in the setting group which has been switched immediately, the setting group which has been
switched is the current running group of setting value, please make sure that the setting value in the setting group
is right before you switch it.
“SG_COPY”: Select “SG_COPY”, the device will prompt you to input the source setting group number of
setting value you want to copy and target setting group number, press “+”, “-”to input the
setting group number what you want (the device has 8 setting groups to store value, the related
setting group number is 0-7) . The method of save is the same as“SETTING_SET”.
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8.9 “TEST” menu instruction
Press “CR” to enter the test menu, you can press , key to select “ANALOG_CALBR”,
“RELAY_DRIVE” or “COMM_TEST”. Press “CR” to enter the option you select.
“ANALOG_CALBR”: Calibrate the analog quantity. Check whether the specified channel analog value is
consistent with the current input value, if not, we can press , key to select the analog
quantity need to calibrate and press “+”, “-”to calibrate it.
Notice: Each channel has been accurately calibrated before the device leaves the factory, it is not
recommended for user to calibrate it.
“RELAY_DRIVE”: Drive the relay and check whether the relay output is normal. Binary input [Overhaul]
(terminal n213) needs to be energized before driving the relay, it’s not allowed to drive the
relay during the device normal running; Press , key to select the relay you want to drive,
then press “CR” to make the relay action, thereby check whether the relay output is normal,
press “RES” key can reset corresponding signal. As shown below:
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“COMM_TEST”: Send mimic records to background monitor system, and check whether the information
number,function code, sector number and other information which are configured in
background monitor system are correct. Press , key to select the type of the mimic
record:"Action info", "Alarm info ", "BI info "; Press , key to select the mimic record ,
press “CR” key and then press , key to select the "Ret" or "Op", and then press “CR” key
to send mimic record message, thereby check whether the information point of background
monitor system is configured correctly. As shown below:
8.10 “LCL” menu instruction
Press “CR” key and then enter the correct password to enter the “LCL” menu, press , to move cursor to
the option you want to set. This menu includes the following option unit: “COMM_SET”, “ENERGY_SET”,
“CLOCK_SET”, “PWD_SET”, “PARM_SET”, “SELF-CHK_SET”, “OUTPUT_SET”, “OUTPUT_REVERT”,
“DC-OUT_SET”, after selecting an item menu, press “CR” to enter the corresponding setting object. After the
modification of an item data, press "ESC" and the device will prompt you whether to save the modification,
According to your need, choose “Yes” or“Esc”.
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“COMM_SET”: After entering the menu, you can set the parameter about communication, including:
DevAddr(Device communication address), Protocol (Communication protocol type), BaudRate
(Communication baud rate), Parity(Parity mode), IP Addr (Internet Protocol Address), Subnet
Mask, Gateway Addr (Gateway Address);After entering the menu, press , key to select the
parameter option we want to modify and press “+”,“-” key to change the corresponding parameter.
As shown below:
 DevAddr: Display and modify the device communication address. When communicating with
background monitor system, just set the device address as corresponding address of background
monitor system.According to the need, we can modify hundred digit, tens digit, unit digit respectively,
press , key to move the cursor and press “+”, “-” key to modify the address.
 Protocol: Display and modify the communication protocol type.There are two types (IEC103 and
ModBus) to select, press “+”, “-” key to switch protocol type.
 BaudRate: Display and modify the communication baud rate. There are three kinds of baud rate
(4800bps, 9600bps and 19200bps) to select, press“+”, “-”key to switch communication baud rate.
 Parity: Display and modify the parity. There are three kinds of parity mode(None (no parity), Even
(even-parity) and Odd (odd-parity)) to select, press“+”, “-”key to switch parity mode.
 IP Addr, Subnet Mask, Gateway Addr:Press , key to select parameter option we want to modify,
each parameter is set in bits, press , key to select set bit and press the "+", "-" key to modify set
bit.
Note: when the device RS485-1 communicate with the background monitor system normally, the "485
1" indicator lamp on the device panel lights up, when the device RS485-2 communicate with the
background monitor system normally, the "485 2" indicator lamp on the device panel lights up; A-net
setting corresponds to the Ethernet E1 of device, B-net setting corresponds to the Ethernet E2 of
device,.
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“ENERGY_SET”: To set the initial value of energy; When the device has been put into operation, we can set the
initial value of related energy in order to meet the need of energy measuring; Press , key
to select energy option you want to modify, and press , key to move the cursor position
located in the energy data (unit, ten, hundred, thousand ……),and press “+”,“-” key to
increase or decrease the size of the data.
“CLOCK_SET”: To set the current time of the device; if the running time of the device is inconsistent with the
current time, we can enter this menu to modify it, after modifying it, press “ESC” and the device
will prompt whether to save the modification. The user can decide save it or not.
“PWD_SET”: Tomodify the device password; In order to limit user modifying the important option, we add a
password to the device part of the menu, please careful operation with the menu which has set
password; The initial password is “9999”, when put into operation, users can set the appropriate
password according to their needs, when modify the password, it is needed to enter the old
password and enter the new password twice, the two password must be consistent, after
modification, press “ESC” and the device will prompt whether to save it. The user can decide save
it or not.
“PARM_SET”: After entering the menu, we can set the following options: CTRatio (current transformer ratio),
VTRatio (voltage transformer ratio), CBType(circuit breaker type) , DSPMode (analog display
mode), DSPType (analog display type), SOEMode (SOE reset mode), GPSMode(GPS time
synchronization mode), TWO-MCT (two-phase measuring currents); After entering the menu,
press , key to select the parameter need to be modified,then press“+”, “-” key to change the
size of the corresponding parameter.
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 CTRatio,VTRatio: Ratio of current transformer and voltage transformer, we can input the ratio of
current transformer and voltage transformer which are used during the actual operation (for example, if
the ratio of CT is 100:5, then we will set to 20 in our device; if the ratio of VT is 10000:100, then we
will set to 100 in our device), setting the ratio will not influence our protection function (the protection
still use the secondary side analog quantity actually collected by device), its role is merely display the
primary side analog quantity in the first screen. If not set the option, the data shown in the first screen
defaults to the secondary side analog quantity actually collected by device.
 CBType: The type of circuit breaker, which is provided for sett he content displayed on the left part of
the first screen. When the option is set to “0”, the area will display the wiring mode of the fixed breaker;
when the option is set to “1”, the area will display the wiring mode of the handcart breaker. For
example:
CBType =0(fixed breaker)wiring mode: CBType =1 (handcart breaker) wiring mode:
 DSPMode: The analog quantity display mode, which is provided for set the content displayed on the
right part of the first screen. When the option is set to “0”, this area will display three-phase measuring
current and three-phase measuring voltage, When the option is set to “1”, the area will display the
active power, reactive power, power factor and system frequency of device;
 DSPType: The analog quantity display type, when the option is set to “0”, the first screen of the device
will display three-phase measuring current; When the option is set to “1”, the first screen of the device
will display three-phase protection current. It is suggested that when the CT you use has no measuring
current output, please set to 1, then the first screen will display protection current, so you can check the
system current in real time.
 SOEMode: SOE reset mode, "auto"means automatic reset and "manual" means manual reset.
 GPSMode: GPS time synchronization mode, "NO"means no GPS time synchronization (if no external
GPS, please set to "NO"), "PPS"means pulse per second time synchronization, "PPM"means pulse per
minute time synchronization, "BCode" means IRIG-B(DC) time synchronization.
 TWO-MCT: Two-phase measuring currents, when the option is set to “0”, power calculation involve
three-phase current; set to"1", device use the two-meter method to calculate power.
“SELF-CHK_SET”: After entering this menu, we can set CtrlLoopChk (Control loop abnormal check),
OpenPosChk (Open position abnormal check) and HandcartChk (Handcart position
abnormal check); when the option is set to “0”, it means that the self-checking function is
disabled; otherwise,when the option is set to “1”, it means the self-checking function is
enabled. The three self-checking function above are enabled when leaving factory.
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“OUTPUT_SET”: To configure the output of six standby relays, which are used for expanding the outputs in
specific application;The standby relay outputs do not influence the normal trip output and
alarm output, it is used to expand protection output or alarm output, for example, overload
alarm expand the standby relay output 1, that is,at the time the overload alarm normally act,
device drive standby relay output 1 to act,user can configure the six standby relay outputs
respectively according to the need, the output can be configured as momentary or maintained
output.
In the“Set output”interface, each standby relay output correspond to a16-bit hexadecimal number, which is
divided into the low byte “n Drv_L”(for tripping, n=1~6) and high byte “n Drv_H” (for alarm, n=1~6), from right
to left, the hexadecimal number is from D0 to D15respectively. For example:
Each bit of the 16-bit hexadecimal number corresponds to four different protection functions, and each
protection function corresponds to a data. Specific corresponding relation is shown in the following table:
Bit
D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0
Corresponding value
RC_closing M-Sync ZOC_Accel

0x01 Fault signal / / OvLd Trip OC1 Trip
2 Op Trip
Warning RC_tripping
0x02 / / / UVLS Trip ZeroOC1 Trip OC2 Trip
signal 2
RC_closing RC_closing RC_closing

0x04 / / UFLS Trip ZeroOC2 Trip OC3 Trip
1 3 4
RC_tripping RC_tripping RC_tripping

0x08 / / AR Op ZeroOC3 Trip OC_Accel Trip
1 3 4
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Bit
D15 D14 D13 D12 D11 D10 D9 D8
Corresponding value
0x01 / / / / / OvLd Alarm Setting Err A/D Fault
0x02 / / / / / ZeroOC3 Alm SG NO. Err /
0x04 / / / / / Spring not-E VTFF_B Alarm CtrlLoop Abn
0x08 / / / / / CB open Abn VTFF_L Alarm Handcart Abn
When users need to configure multiple protection functions and these protection functions are in the same
hexadecimal bit, the user should enter the sum of the corresponding values of these protection functions.
For example: If the users need standby relay output1 contact to act when “OC1Trip”, “OC2Trip”, or
“OC_Accel Trip” , and need standby relay output 3 contact to act when “OvLd Alarm” , users can configure refer
to the following method:
Check the table above and we can find that “OC1Trip”, “OC2Trip”, “OC_Accel Trip” are all on the D0-bit
and the corresponding values are 0x01, 0x02, 0x08, “OvLd Alarm” is on the D9-bit and the corresponding value is
0x08. Then: D0 =0x01+0x02+0x08 = 0x0B, D9 = 0x08.So, "1 Drv_L" should be set to "0000000B", "3 Drv_H"
should be set to"00000080",press , key to select standby relay which need to be modified,press , key to
move the cursor to select the bit that need to be modified, and press “+”,“-” key to increase or decrease the size of
the data, then press “ESC” key and save the modification.
“Reset_L” indicates the mode of standby relay outputs reset. In the “Set output” interface,the six digits on
the right of“Reset_L” correspond to the reset mode of the six standby relay outputs respectively. From right to left,
they are D0-bit, D1-bit, D2-bit, D3-bit, D4-bit and D5-bit. D0-bit corresponds to the reset mode of standby relay
output 1, D2-bit corresponds to the reset mode of standby relay output 2, and so on. When one bit is set to “0”, it
indicates that the reset mode of the standby relay output is “instant mode”. That is when the corresponding
protection act, the standby relay contact act, and when the corresponding protection return, the standby relay
contact return automatically. When one bit is set to “1”, it indicates that the reset mode of the standby relay output
is “Manual mode”. That is when the corresponding protection act, the standby relay contact act, and when the
corresponding protection return, the standby relay contact don’t return until user press “RES” to reset the standby
relay output.
“OUTPUT_REVERT”: Six standby relay outputs revert to default configuration, when leaving factory, the six
standby relay outputs have been configured as “0”, and that is, the standby relay outputs
are not associated with each protection.
“DC-OUT_SET”: Entering the menu, we can select 4-20mA DC output channel (Current_ch n, n=1~4) and
calibrate the channel (Modify_ch n, n=1~4). If device does not need 4-20mA DC output
function, user can ignore this setting or set to "0".
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 Current_ch n: Display and change channel output object. Press“+”, “-” key to change output channel,
00 corresponds to no output (NO), the output type switch other values correspond to are displayed in
the lower right corner.
 Modify_ch n: Display and change channel output value. Press“+”, “-” key to calibrate the size of the
data.
8.11 “VER” menu instruction
After entering the “VER” menu, we can check the device model, CRC check code, version of the program,
software updating time and factory number of the device.
9 Check and debug

9.1 Debugging
Device almost does not need to test, mainly check term 9.2~9.6, if the examination is normal, it indicates that
the device is normal.
9.2 Program and hardware check

If the CRC code of device (check in the “VER” menu)is accordance with the CRC code recorded in the
certificate of soundness, it indicates that the program is right and various functions and logic are right. The factory
number of device(check in the "VER" menu) is accordance with the factory number on the device case, it
indicates that the hardware and software of device is consistent.
9.3 Binary input check

In the " BI STATUS” menu under “VEIW” menu, we can check binary input. Connect the input power to
each binary input terminal(refer to the wiring instruction in 7.4), the corresponding binary input should display the
right state (including 5-way internal inputs:circuit breaker closed position (CB closed), circuit breaker open
position (CB open), past closed position (Past closed), manual trip and remote/local).
9.4 Relay circuit check

Energize the binary input [Overhaul] (terminal n213) and check the relay circuit, in “TEST” menu, select
“RELAY_DRIVE” option.The drive results are shown as follow:
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Relay Description
Alarm signal Alarm relay outputs (n301, 302), “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up
Trip signal Tripping signal relay outputs (n301, 303), “TRIP” indicator lamp lights up
Close signal Closing signal relay outputs (n301, 304), “CLOSE” indicator lamp lights up
Tripping Tripping relay outputs (n315, 316)
Closing Closing relay outputs (n317, 318)
Remote control tripping relay outputs (After the correct connection of control
RC_tripping
loop, the device can trip off circuit breaker, we believe that the relay is normal)
The control
Remote controlcircuit wiring
closing relay correct,
outputs circuit
(Afterbreakers thatconnection
the correct can jump of
thecontrol
relay
RC_closing
normal）
loop, the device can close circuit breaker, we believe that the relay is normal)
Tripping Relay,Tripping signal relay exports; “TRIP” indicator lamp lights up
（ The control circuit wiring correct, circuit breakers that can close the relay
Stdby relay 1 Standby relay 1 outputs (n312, 313, 314)
normal）
Stdby relay 2 Standby relay2 outputs (n416, 417)
Stdby relay 3 Standby relay 3 outputs (n418, 419)
Stdby relay 5 Standby relay 5 output s (n423, 424, 425)

After accomplishing the test,press“RES” key, if the signal that mention above can be reset, it indicates that
the reset relay is normal.
9.5 Analog input check

Apply rated currents and rated voltages at AC current and voltage input terminals (n101~124), and check
“ PROT DATA” and “ MEASURE DATA” under the “VIEW” menu, the permissible errors respectively are: the
protection data does not exceed ± 2.5%; the measuring current and measuring voltage do not exceed ± 0.2%, the
power does not exceed ± 0.5%; 4-20mA does not exceed ±0.02mA.Please contact us promptly if the error is too
large.
9.6 Overall function test

If all the above checks are correct, the device has no problem. To be prudent, we can set the fixed value and
check the action of the device, to ensure that the protection functions are all correct.
9.7 Abnormality handing

Display Method of disposition
Check whether the corresponding binary input is correct, whether
Handcart Abn
the position contacts of breaker are correct
Check the auxiliary contact of circuit breaker, fuse of
CtrlLoop Abn
+CLPS,-CLPS, open position and closed position monitoring
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Display Method of disposition
CB open Abn Check the circuit breaker open position monitoring loop
Setting Err Set the protection setting again
SG NO. Err Switch the setting group again
Out Fault Replace the CPU plug-in
A/D Fault Replace the CPU plug-in

10 Commissioning instruction and announcements
10.1 Check the device model, version number, and various electric parameters, make sure that they are
consistent with the order.
10.2 Before put into operation, check the device strictly as described in item 7.1~7.8, make sure that the
device and the external circuit are inerrant.
10.3 Check whether the plug-ins are reliable connected, and whether cables and the terminals behind are
connected fixed and reliable.
10.4 Check whether the polarity of DC Power is correct.
10.5 Set the setting values strictly according to the setting value list, the function that not need should be
disabled.
10.6Make sure that the setting group number is right.
10.7 Make sure whether each AC channel and network communication is normal.
10.8 Clear all protect records in the device after completing the test.
11 Storage and warranty period
11.1 Storage condition
Please keep the device in the anti-snow and anti-rain room, where the temperature is between -25°C ~ +70°C
and relative humidity is not more than 80% and there is no acid, alkali and other corrosive and explosive gases in
the surrounding air.
11.2 Warranty period

On the condition that the user completely compliance with the instruction book to transport, install, store and
use, if the device has some damages within one year after leaving factory, the manufacturer will responsible for
update or repair.
12 Accessories
12.1 Documents supplied together with the product
a. One certificate of competency.
b. One instruction book with wiring elementary diagram.
c. One packing list.
12.2 Attachment supplied together with the product
Supply installation attachments according to the number predetermined by the device structure.
13 Ordering instruction
When ordering, please indicate:
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a. Product model, name, order quantity;

b. Rated value of AC current, voltage and frequency;
c. Rated value of supply voltage;
d. Whether choose IEC61850 communication protocol, whether choose 4-20mA output and input function;
e. Special function requirement and spare part;
f. Delivery addresses and time.
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14 Attached drawings
Attached drawing 1 Device panel layout
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Attached drawing 2 Terminal layout of device back panel
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Attached drawing 3 Schematic diagram of device wiring
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Note: CS1, CS2 are connection straps, AS is air switch, FU is fuse
Attached drawing 4 Schematic diagram of device operating circuit
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15 Appendix A (Menu)
15.1 Menu structure
No. Menu text Description

Used to view the measured data, protective data,binary input status, energy, virtual strap
1 VIEW
status and protection setting etc.
Used to view all kinds of records including action records, alarm records, binary input
2 RECs
changes records and operation records.
Used to set virtual strap to enable or disable the relevant protection function, modify,switch
3 SET
or copy the protection setting.
4 TEST Used to test the device: calibrate analog,drive relay output and communication test.
Used to configure the device parameter locally: communication parameter,clock,

5 LCL
password,relay output and DC output etc.
6 VER Used to check program version and factory number of this device.
15.2 Submenu
15.2.1 VIEW
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1 PROT DATA To display magnitudes of analog quantity sampled by protection circuit
2 MEASURE DATA To display magnitudes of analog quantity sampled by measuring circuit
3 BI STATUS To display the status of the binary inputs
4 ENERGY To display magnitudes of energy
5 STRAP STATUS To display the status of protection function virtual strap (enable or disable)
6 PROT SETTING To display the protection setting values
(1) PROT DATA
No. Symbol Menu text Description

1 Ia Protective Ia Current value of the phase A from protective CT
2 Ib Protective Ib Current value of the phase B from protective CT
3 Ic Protective Ic Current value of the phase C from protective CT
4 Ua Protective Ua Voltage value of the phase A from bus VT
5 Ub Protective Ub Voltage value of the phase B from bus VT
6 Uc Protective Uc Voltage value of the phase C from bus VT
7 Uab Protective Uab Voltage value of the phase A to phase B
8 Ubc Protective Ubc Voltage value of the phase B to phase C
9 Uca Protective Uca Voltage value of the phase C to phase A
10 3I0 Zero SEQ 3I0 Zero sequence current value
11 Ux Extracted Ux Extracted voltage value
12 3U0 Zero SEQ 3U0 Zero sequence voltage value

(2) MEASURE DATA

1 IA Measured IA Current value of the phase A from measuring CT
2 IB Measured IB Current value of the phase B from measuring CT
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3 IC Measured IC Current value of the phase C from measuring CT
4 UA Measured UA Voltage value of the phase A from bus VT
5 UB Measured UB Voltage value of the phase B from bus VT
6 UC Measured UC Voltage value of the phase C from bus VT
7 P Active power Active power
8 Q Reactive power Reactive power
9 F Frequency System frequency
10 CosΦ Power factor Power factor
11 DC1 4-20mA_IN1 4-20mA direct current input 1

(3) BI STATUS

1 CB closed Binary input of circuit breaker closed position signal
2 CB open Binary input of circuit breaker open position signal
3 Past closed Binary input of past closed position signal
4 Manual trip Binary input of manual tripping signal
5 Remote/Local Binary input of enabling remote control function
6 Spring not-E Binary input of spring does not store energy
7 Up DC/Service Binary input of up disconnector /handcart service position signal
8 Down DC/Test Binary input of down disconnector /handcart test position signal
9 Earth switch Binary input of earthing switch position signal
10 BI_1 Binary input 1
16 Manual Sync Binary input of manual synchronization signal
17 Block AR Binary input of blocking automatic reclosing signal
18 Overhaul Binary input of the device overhaul signal
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19 Standby BI_1 Standby binary input 1
28 Stdby BI_10 Standby binary input 10
(4) ENERGY

1 OUT_Active Output active energy
2 IN_Active Incoming active energy
3 OUT_Reactive Output reactive energy
4 IN_Reactive Incoming reactive energy
(5) STRAP STATUS

Display the status of protection function virtual strap(enable
1 Strap status:
or disable)
2 En Enable the corresponding protection function
3 Dis Disable the corresponding protection function

1 En_OC1 Enable/disable the stage 1 overcurrent protection
4 En_OC_Accel Enable/disable the overcurrent accelerating protection
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5 En_OvLd Enable/disable the overload protection
6 En_zeroOC1 Enable/disable the stage 1 zero sequence overcurrent protection
9 En_ZOC_Accel Enable/disable the zero sequence overcurrent accelerating protection
10 En_UVLS Enable/disable the under-voltage load shedding protection
11 En_UFLS Enable/disable the under-frequency load shedding protection
12 En_AR Enable/disable the automatic reclosing function
13 En_VTS Enable/disable the voltage transformer supervision function
14 En_M-Sync Enable/disable the manual synchronization function
(6) PROT SETTING

1 SG Setting group The group number of protection setting
2 ID1 I_OC1 Current setting value of the stage 1 overcurrent protection
3 TID1 t_OC1 Delay time setting value of the stage 1 overcurrent protection
Enable/disable the directional element of the stage 1 overcurrent
4 FXD1 En_Dir_OC1
protection
Enable/disable the undervoltage blocking element of the stage 1
5 DYD1 En_LV-BLK_OC1
Voltage setting value of the undervoltage blocking element of the
6 Udz1 V_LV-BLK_OC1
stage 1 overcurrent protection
Enable/disable the directional element of the stage2 overcurrent
9 FXD2 En_Dir_OC2
protection
Enable/disable the undervoltage blocking element of the stage 2
10 DYD2 En_LV-BLK_OC2
11 Udz2 V_LV-BLK_OC2
Enable/disable the directional element of the stage 3 overcurrent
14 FXD3 En_Dir_OC3
protection
15 DYD3 En_LV-BLK_OC3 Enable/disable the undervoltage blocking element of the stage 3
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16 Udz3 V_LV-BLK_OC3
17 Ijs I_OC_Accel Current setting value of the overcurrent accelerating protection
18 Tjs t_OC_Accel Delay time setting value of the overcurrent accelerating protection
Select the accelerated tripping mode of the overcurrent
accelerating protection
19 JSFS Opt_OC_Accel
1: accelerated tripping before automatic reclosing
0: accelerated tripping after automatic reclosing
20 IGFH I_OvLd Current setting value of the overload protection
21 TGFH t_OvLd Delay time setting value of the overload protection
Enable/disable tripping the circuit breaker when overload
22 GFHTZ En_OvLd_Trip
protection action
Current setting value of the stage 1 zero sequence overcurrent
23 ILX1 I_ZeroOC1
protection
Delay time setting value of the stage 1 zero sequence overcurrent
24 TLX1 t_ZeroOC1
protection
Enable/disable directional element of the stage 2 zero sequence
25 LFX1 En_Dir_ZeroOC1
26 ILX2 I_ZeroOC2
protection
27 TLX2 t_ZeroOC2
protection
29 ILX3 I_ZeroOC3
protection
30 TLX3 t_ZeroOC3
protection
Enable/disable tripping the circuit breaker when stage 3 zero
32 LX3TZ En_ZeroOC3_Trip
sequence overcurrent protection action
I_ZOC_Accel Current setting value of the zero sequence overcurrent
33 I0js
t_ZOC_Accel Delay time setting value of the zero sequence overcurrent
34 T0js
Select the accelerated tripping mode of the zero sequence
35 LXJS Opt_ZOC_Accel overcurrent accelerating protection
1: accelerated tripping before automatic reclosing
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0: accelerated tripping after automatic reclosing
Voltage setting value of the undervoltage load shedding
36 UDY V_UVLS
protection
Delay time setting value of the undervoltage load shedding
37 TDY t_UVLS
protection
Frequency setting value ofthe under-frequency load shedding
38 Fdp f_UFLS
protection
Delay time setting value of the under-frequency load shedding
39 Tdp t_UFLS
protection
Voltage setting value of undervoltage blocking element of the
40 Udp V_LV-BLK_UFLS
under-frequency load shedding protection
Enable/disable frequency rate change blocking the
41 HCBS En_df/dtBLK_UFLS
under-frequency load shedding protection
Setting value of frequency rate change blocking element of the
42 Fch df/dt_UFLS
UFLS protection
43 Tch t_AR Delay time setting value of the automatic reclosing
Select automatic reclosing mode:
44 Chfs Opt_AR mode
1:no check，2:line-dead check ，3:synchronism check
45 Cqdy Phase_V_AR Phase of extracted voltage
Voltage setting value of the line-dead check of the automatic
46 Ujwy V_Line-dead_AR
reclosing
Angle setting value ofthe synchronism check angle of the
47 Djtq Angle_SyncChk_AR
automatic reclosing
Enable/disable the stage 1 overcurrent protection blocking
48 BSCH En_OC1-BLK_AR
automatic reclosing
Choose the inter-phase power direction sensitive angle
49 LMJ Opt_Angle_Power
1:-45° 0:-30°
Enable/disable the voltage transform fuse failure dispark
50 XGBH En_VTFF Dispark
directional element and undervoltage blocking element
Choose the bus I zero sequence current producing mode
51 ZCLX Opt_3I0 mode
1:Self-produced 0:External
The neutral grounding mode
0: the ungrounded system, direction sensitive angle is 90°
52 JDFS Opt_GND mode
1: the small resistance grounding system, direction sensitive angle
is -135°
53 Cqdy Phase_V_MC Phase of manual closing extracted voltage
54 Djtq Angle_SyncChk_MC Synchronism check angle of manual closing
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15.2.2 RECs

1 ACTION_RECs To display the protection action records
2 ALARM_RECs To display the alarm records
3 BI_CHG_RECs To display the records of binary input change
4 OPERATE_RECs To display the device operation records
5 CLEAR RECs Clear records
(1) ACTION_RECs
The description of menu text in “ACTION_RECs” refer to section 15.2.4 of appendix A: TEST/
COMM_TEST/Action info.
(2) ALARM_RECs

1 Re Alarm returns
The description of other menu text in “ALARM_RECs” refer to section 15.2.4 of appendix A:
TEST/COMM_TEST/Alarm info.
(3) BI_CHG_RECs
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1 In Binary input is energized
2 Re Binary input energized returns
The description of other menu text in “BI_CHG_RECs” refer to section 15.2.1 of appendix A: VIEW/BI
STATUS.
(4) OPERATE_RECs
No. Records Description

1 CLEAR RECs Clear records
2 STRAP_SET Set the protection function to enable or disable the relevant protection
3 SETTING_SET Set the protection settings
4 SG_SWITCH Switch setting group
5 ANALOG_CALBR Calibrate measuring data
6 RELAY_DRIVE Drive relay
7 COMM_SET Set communication parameter
8 ENERGY_SET Set initial value of energy
9 CLOCK_SET Modify clock
10 PWD_SET Modify password
11 PARM_SET Set device parameter
12 OUTPUT_SET Configure relay output
13 SELF-CHK_SET Set device self-check function
14 Factory Reset Reset factory set
Remote control setting the protection function to enable or disable the
15 RC STRAP_SET
relevant protection
16 RC SETTING_SET Remote control setting the protection settings
17 RC SG_SWITCH Remote control switching setting group
18 RC Tripping Remote control tripping circuit breaker
19 RC Closing Remote control closing circuit breaker
20 SG_COPY Copy setting group
21 DC-OUT_SET Configure DC output parameter
(5) CLEAR RECs
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15.2.3 SET

1 STRAP_SET Enable or disable the relevant protection function by setting the virtual strap
2 SETTING_SET Modify protection settings
3 SG_SWITCH Switch the setting group
4 SG_COPY Copy a group of protection setting to other group
(1) STRAP_SET
The description of menu text in “STRAP_SET” refer to section 15.2.1 of appendix A: VIEW/STRAP
STATUS.
(2) SETTING_SET
The description of menu text in “SETTING_SET” refer to section 15.2.1 of appendix A: VIEW/PROT
SETTING.
(3) SG_SWITCH
(4) SG_COPY
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15.2.4 TEST

1 ANALOG_CALBR Calibrate the amplitude and angle of analog quantity
2 RELAY_DRIVE Drive the relay and check whether the relay output is normal
3 COMM_TEST To send all virtual message to background monitor
(1) ANALOG_CALBR

1 IA Amplitude IA Amplitude of phase A measured current
2 ∠IA Angle IA Angle of phase A measured current
3 IB Amplitude IB Amplitude of phase B measured current
4 ∠IB Angle IB Angle of phase B measured current
5 IC Amplitude IC Amplitude of phase C measured current
6 ∠IC Angle IC Angle of phase C measured current
7 Ia Amplitude Ia Amplitude of phase A protective current
8 ∠Ia Angle Ia Angle of phase A protective current
9 Ib Amplitude Ib Amplitude of phase B protective current
10 ∠Ib Angle Ib Angle of phase B protective current
11 Ic Amplitude Ic Amplitude of phase C protective current
12 ∠Ic Angle Ic Angle of phase C protective current
13 Ua Amplitude Ua Amplitude of phase A protective voltage
14 ∠Ua Angle Ua Angle of phase A protective voltage
15 Ub Amplitude Ub Amplitude of phase B protective voltage
16 ∠Ub Angle Ub Angle of phase B protective voltage
17 Uc Amplitude Uc Amplitude of phase C protective voltage
18 ∠Uc Angle Uc Angle of phase C protective voltage
19 3I0 Amplitude 3I0 Amplitude of zero sequence current
20 ∠3I0 Angle 3I0 Angle of zero sequence current
21 Ux Extracted Ux Amplitude of extracted voltage
22 ∠Ux Angle Ux Angle of extracted voltage
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23 DC1 4-20mA_IN1 Amplitude of 4-20mA direct current input 1
(2) RELAY_DRIVE

1 Alarm signal Alarm signal relay
2 Trip signal Tripping signal relay
3 Close signal Closing signal relay
4 Tripping Tripping relay
5 Closing Closing relay
6 RC_tripping Remote control tripping relay
7 RC_closing Remote control closing relay
8 Stdby relay 1 Standby relay 1
(3) COMM_TEST
a. Action info

1 Op operates
2 Ret returns
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No. Action info Description

94 OC1 Trip Stage 1 overcurrent protection trip
99 OC_Accel Trip Overcurrent accelerating protection trip
97 OvLd Trip Overload protection trip
54 ZeroOC1 Trip Stage 1 zero-sequence overcurrent protection trip
57 ZOC_Accel Trip Zero-sequence overcurrent accelerating protection trip
177 UVLS Trip Undervoltage load shedding protection trip
111 UFLS Trip Under-frequency load shedding protection trip
128 AR Op Automatic reclosing operates
103 M-Sync Op Manual synchronization operates
b. Alarm info

1 Nor normal
2 Abn abnormal
No. Alarm info Description

197 A/D Fault A/D Fault
201 Out Fault Out Loop Fault
203 CtrlLoop Abn Control Loop abnormal
209 Handcart Abn Handcart position abnormal
222 Setting Err Protection setting values self-check error
223 SG NO. Err Setting group number error
38 VTFF_B Alarm Bus voltage transformer fuse failure alarm
39 VTFF_L Alarm Line voltage transformer fuse failure alarm
214 OvLd Alarm Overload alarm
218 ZeroOC3 Alm Stage 3 zero-sequence overcurrent alarm
143 Spring not-E Spring does not store energy
210 CB open Abn Circuit breaker open position abnormal
212 Fault signal Fault total signal
191 Warning signal Warning total signal
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c. BI info

1 Ret returns
2 In inputs
The description of other menu text in “BI info” refer to section 15.2.1 of appendix A:VIEW/BI STATUS.
15.2.5 LCL

1 COMM_SET Configure the communication parameter
2 ENERGY_SET Pre-configure initial value of energy
3 CLOCK_SET Set the clock
4 PWD_SET Set the password
5 PARM_SET Configure the system parameter
6 SELF-CHK_SET Configure the device self-check parameter
7 OUTPUT_SET Configure the device relay output signal
8 OUTPUT_REVERT Revert the output configuration parameter to default value
9 DC-OUT_SET Configure the DC output parameter
(1) COMM_SET

1 DevAddr Device Addr Device communication address
2 Protocol 485-1 Protocol Communication protocol type of 485-1
3 BaudRate 485-1 Baud rate Communication baud rate of 485-1
4 Parity 485-1 Parity Parity mode of 485-1
5 Protocol 485-2 Protocol Communication protocol type of 485-2
6 BaudRate 485-2 Baud rate Communication baud rate of 485-2
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7 Parity 485-2 Parity Parity mode of 485-2
8 IP Addr_A Internet protocol address of A-net
9 Subnet Mask_A Subnet mask of A-net
10 Gateway Addr_A Gateway address of A-net
11 IP Addr_B Internet protocol address of B-net
12 Subnet Mask_B Subnet mask of B-net
13 Gateway Addr_B Gateway address of B-net
(2) ENERGY_SET

1 K1 OUT_Active Output active energy
2 K2 IN_Active Incoming active energy
3 V1 OUT_Reactive Output reactive energy
4 V2 IN_Reactive Incoming reactive energy
(3) CLOCK_SET
(4) PWD_SET
(5) PARM_SET

1 CTRatio CT Ratio Ratio of current transformer
2 VTRatio VT Ratio Ratio of voltage transformer
3 CBType CB Type Type of circuit breaker
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4 DSPMode Display Mode Analog quantity display mode
5 DSPType Display Type Analog quantity display type
6 SOEMode SOE Reset Mode SOE reset mode
7 GPSMode Time Sync Mode GPS time synchronization mode
8 TWO-MCT Two Measure CT System adopt two measuring current transformer to measure current
(6) SELF-CHK_SET

1 CtrlLoopChk Control Loop Chk Control loop check
2 OpenPostChk CB Open Pos Chk Circuit breaker open position check
3 HandcartChk Handcart Pos Chk Handcart position check
(7) OUTPUT_SET

1 Reset_L Out n reset mode Output n reset mode:manual or automatic (n=1-8)
2 Reset_H Out n reset mode Output n reset mode:manual or automatic (n=9-16)
3 1 Drv_L Output 1 drive_L Low byte of output 1 drive
4 1 Drv_H Output 1 drive_H High byte of output 1 drive
5 2 Drv_L Output 2 drive_L Low byte of output 2 drive
6 2 Drv_H Output 2 drive_H High byte of output 2 drive
7 ... .... ....
(8) OUTPUT_REVERT
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(9) DC-OUT_SET

1 Current_ch1 DC Channel 1 DC output channel 1
2 Modify_ch1 Modify Channel 1 Modify DC output channel 1 data
4 Modify_ch2 Modify Channel 2 Modify DC output channel 2 data
6 Modify_ch3 Modify Channel 3 Modify DC output channel 3data
7 DCout_rated Rated DC Out Secondary rated DC output
15.2.6 VER
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Technology and operation instruction

WGB-611A Line protection device

1.1 Function configuration...................................................................................................................................... 1

2.1 Rated data.......................................................................................................................................................... 3

3 Device Hardware Description................................................................................................................................5

4.1 Three-stage directional overcurrent protection with undervoltage blocking.................................................... 7

5.1 Fault wave records.......................................................................................................................................... 15

6.1 STRAP_SET information................................................................................................................................15

7.1 External wiring................................................................................................................................................ 19

8 Display and keyboard instruction.......................................................................................................................21

8.1 Keyboard instruction....................................................................................................................................... 21

9 Check and debug.................................................................................................................................................. 36

10 Commissioning instruction and announcements............................................................................................. 38

11 Storage and warranty period.............................................................................................................................38

11.1 Storage condition...........................................................................................................................................38

11.2 Warranty period............................................................................................................................................. 38

12.1 Documents supplied together with the product.............................................................................................38

15.1 Menu structure...............................................................................................................................................44

Measure and Control Functions

Two-way RS485 communication interface, support IEC-103,

Two-way RJ45 Ethernet interface, support TCP-103,

3 One-way time synchronization with pulse or B code mode √

4 Support IEC61850 communication protocol Optional

control signal output.

Figure 3-1 overall dimension Figure 3-2 size of mounting hole

Figure 4-2 Schematic diagram of overcurrent accelerating protection

Figure 4-3 Schematic diagram of overload protection

Figure 4-4 Schematic diagram of zero-sequence current direction protection

Figure 4-5 Schematic diagram of zero-sequence overcurrent accelerating protection

Figure 4-6 Schematic diagram of under-voltage load shedding protection

Figure 4-7 Schematic diagram of under-frequency load shedding protection

Figure4-8 Schematic diagram of automatic reclosing

4.9 Manual synchronization

Figure4-9 Schematic diagram of manual synchronization

4.10 Voltage transformer supervision

Figure 4-10-1 Schematic diagram of bus voltage transformer supervision

4.10.2 Line voltage transformer supervision

Figure 4-10-2 Schematic diagram of line VT voltage transformer supervision

Figure 4-11 Schematic diagram of control loop abnormal check

Figure 4-12 Schematic diagram of handcart position abnormal check

channels 4-20mA DC analog quantity input;

Strap Name Strap Status

Strap Name Strap Status

Kind of setting Name (Symbol ) Range & Step

8.Stage 3 zero-sequence t_ZeroOC3 (TLX3) 0s~600s 0.01s

Kind of setting Name (Symbol ) Range & Step

Display Content Action message

VTFF_B Alarm Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up

Display Content Action message

VTFF_L Alarm Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up

OvLd Alarm Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up

ZeroOC3 Alm Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up

Handcart Abn Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up

CtrlLoop Abn Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up

Spring not-E Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up

Setting Err Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up

SG NO. Err Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up

Out Fault Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up

A/D Fault Alarm relay outputs; “ALARM” indicator lamp lights up

Device display the following interface when running normally:

8.6 “VIEW” menu instruction

8.7 “RECs” menu instruction

8.9 “TEST” menu instruction