Fuji Relay Manual

Introduction
Thank you for your selection of Fuji Digital Multiple Function Protector and Controller
(Model: F-MPC2000).
Kindly check if the product delivered to you conforms to your requirements including the rating and
specification.
If the product is damaged, if any accessory is missing or if any other problem was found, please contact
our sales office.
Those who handle this product are kindly requested to thoroughly read this instruction manual before use.
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with caution, while the product is in use.
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[Revision history]
First issue: March, 2017
Safety Precautions
 It is requested that this unit is handled by those who have expert technology in the subject field.
 It is requested that this instruction manual and all of other provided documents are thoroughly read
before installation, running, maintenance and inspection of this unit. It is also requested that
knowledge on the unit, safety information and all of the precautions are mastered before use. This
instruction manual and all of other provided documents are to be kept, after they were read, at a place
that permits reference by the staff whenever they are needed.
 Safety Precautions are described in this manual under the heading of "CAUTION".
CAUTION: Applicable to the case where dangerous situations may arise and there is a
possibility where troubles of medium extent or minor injury or material damage only
may result, if handled erroneously.
Matters described under “Caution” may result in serious consequences depending on the situations.
Be sure to observe all of them since they list very important precautions.
A list of warning indications in this instruction manual is indicated below.
CAUTION
Stage Contents of warning indication
Transportation and (1) The conditions specified in the instruction manual should be observed
storage for the storage environment.
Otherwise, there is a possibility where the performance and service life
of the product are adversely affected.
(2) Do not apply shocks to the product by dropping or overturn.
Otherwise, breakage and failure may result.
Installation and (1) Be sure to turn off the power before mounting, dismounting and/or wiring
wiring work work.
Otherwise, electric shock, malfunction or failure may result.
(2) Correctly perform mounting and connection works. Furthermore,
correctly perform grounding work.
Otherwise, failure, burning, malfunction or erroneous inaction may
result.
(3) Be careful not to allow entry of foreign matters such as waste, scrap
wires and iron powder into the equipment interior.
Otherwise, malfunction or failure may result.
(4) Positively tighten external terminal connecting screws. Otherwise,
failure or burning may result.
(5) Connect input and auxiliary energizing source in correct polarity.
(6) Be sure to fit the provided terminal cover to each terminal block.
Otherwise, electric shock or fire may result.
(7) Use current transformers, for supply of auxiliary energizing source and
input, of suitable capacity and burden.
Otherwise, malfunction or erroneous inaction may result.
Safety Precautions
! CAUTION
Stage Contents of warning indication
Use, operation and (1) Management and handling should be performed by qualified persons.
setting Otherwise, electric shock, injury, failure, malfunction or erroneous
inaction may result.
(2) The instruction manual should be fully understood before handling and
maintenance.
Otherwise, electric shock, injury, failure, malfunction or erroneous
(3) The conditions specified in the instruction manual should be observed for
use.
Otherwise, there is a possibility where the performance and service life
of the product are adversely affected.
(4) Do not dismount components, which are other than specified articles,
during conduction.
Otherwise, failure, malfunction or erroneous inaction may result.
Maintenance and (1) Management and handling should be performed by qualified persons.
inspection Otherwise, electric shock, injury, failure, malfunction or erroneous
(2) The instruction manual should be fully understood before handling and
maintenance.
Otherwise, electric shock, injury, failure, malfunction or erroneous
(3) When replacement of components is required, use components of the
same type, rating and specification.
Otherwise, failure or burning may result. Please consult with us if you
want to use something different.
(4) It is recommended that testing during inspection is conducted under the
conditions described in the instruction manual.
(5) Do not impress any input, which exceeds the specified overload
capacity.
Otherwise, failure or burning may result.
(6) Do not touch live parts of external terminals, etc. Otherwise, electric
shock may result.
(7) Disconnect the grounding wire before starting a withstand voltage test.
Repair and (1) If any repair or modification is required, make a request to us.
removal We will not be responsible for troubles which were triggered by repair or
modification (including software) made without our permission.
Scrapping (1) Scrap this equipment as an industrial waste.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW
1.1 Overview ··································································································· 1
1.2 Features ··································································································· 2
1.3 What Requires Particular Attention ································································· 3
CHAPTER 2 NAMES OF COMPONENTS ········································································· 5
CHAPTER 3 SPECIFICATIONS
3.1 List of Models ···························································································· 6
3.2 Specifications of Models ··············································································· 7
3.3 General Specifications of Unit ········································································· 8
3.4 Specifications of Signal Input and Output ·························································· 9
3.5 Specifications of Protection Function ······························································ 10
3.6 Specifications of Measurement Function ························································· 15
3.7 Control function ························································································· 18
3.8 Monitoring function ····················································································· 18
3.9 Specifications of Sequence Function ···························································· 19
3.10 Specifications of T-link Function (Option) ························································ 21
3.11 Transducer function (optional)······································································· 22
3.12 Specifications of Relay Output Selection Function············································· 23
CHAPTER 4 AUTOMATIC SUPERVISING FUNCTION
4.1 Outline of Automatic Supervising Function ····················································· 24
4.2 Continuous Monitoring ················································································· 25
4.3 Automatic Checking ···················································································· 27
4.4 List of Error Messages ················································································· 29
CHAPTER 5 MOUNTING AND WORKING ENVIRONMENT
5.1 Mounting ··································································································· 31
5.2 Dismounting ······························································································ 31
5.3 Wiring ······································································································· 31
5.4 Working Environment ·················································································· 32
5.5 Alternating input for transformer units ······························································ 33
CHAPTER 6 OPERATION AND HANDLING
6.1 Turning Power on ······················································································· 35
6.2 Screen Display Configuration ········································································ 35
6.3 How to Operate the Setting Indication Panel ···················································· 36
6.4 Description of Functions of Normal Menu ························································ 37
6.5 Description of Functions of Setting Menu ························································· 51
6.6 Description of Functions of Testing Menu ························································· 59
6.7 When a Fault/Monitoring Error Occurs ···························································· 70
6.8 Status Switching Diagram of Screen Operations ················································· 72
CHAPTER 7 MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION
7.1 Inspection Item ··························································································· 73
7.2 Service Parts ······························································································· 74
CHAPTER 8 TESTING
8.1 Standard Testing Condition ··········································································· 75
8.2 Precautions in Testing ··················································································· 75
CHAPTER 9 MEASURES TO BE TAKEN ON IF FAILURE OCCURS ······································· 91
[ATTACHED DRAWING] 1. Outline drawing of F-MPC2000-2 ··············································· 93
2. Layout of External Terminal ······················································ 94
3. Internal Block Diagram ···························································· 96
4. Internal Protective Sequence ·················································· 100
5. CB Control Sequence (Feeder unit) ·········································· 106
6. Sequence Setting (Feeder unit) ··············································· 107
7. Characteristic Curve ····························································· 108
[ATTACHED TABLE] 1. List of Setting Items by Models ······················································ 115
2. List of Primary Setting Range of CT and VT ····································· 117
3. List of Wh Pulse Multiplier and varh Pulse Multiplier ·························· 117
4. T-link Transmission Data List ························································ 118
[APPENDIX] 1. Induced voltage vector drawings and connection diagrams of transformers ······ 130
A vector drawing for primary side and secondary side of a transformer ············ 131
CT secondary circuits of conventional type and digital type ···························· 132
[APPENDIX] 2. OC operation time allowable error / operation time allowable rang ··················· 133
[APPENDIX] 3. [F103] Combination characteristic of non-grounding system GDR and ZCT ······· 137
[APPENDIX] 4. [F105] Combination characteristic of non-grounding system GDR and ZCT ······· 141
CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW
1.1 Overview
The F-MPC (Fuji-Multiple function Protector and Controller) 2000 is a digital multi-function relay
which integrates protection, control, monitoring, measurement and transmission functions for each
line of the main circuit in order to meet the demand for the intelligent configuration, labor saving, etc.
in an incoming system and substation.
The F-MPC2000 is helpful for saving labor on maintenance and operation, and reducing the size of
system. In addition, this relay makes it possible for substations system to realize all-digitization.
The incorporated functions are listed below.
Protection, control, measurement, monitoring and self-diagnosis functions are standard-equipped,
and transmission functions can be added at option.]
F u n ct i on Ou tl in e
Protection function • Short-circuit protection (INST / DT / DS)
• Overcurrent protection (OC) • Groun d-fault protectio n (OCG or DG)
• Overvoltage protectio n (OV) • Underv otlag e protectio n (UV)
• Ground-fa ult overvo lta ge protecti o n (OVG)
• Ratio diff e r entia l prote c tion (RDf)
• Overfrequenc y protect ion (OF ) • Und erfrequ e nc y pr otecti on (UF )
• Reversep o we r protecti on (RP) • Und erpo we r protection ( UP)
• Voltage de tection (VR) • Open-p has e protection ( O P)
• Reverse-p hase pr otection (RV) • Remote trip pin g (e xtern al tripp ing)
, et c .
Contro l func tion • S witch CL OSE/OPEN oper ation (L ocal/rem ote: contact inp ut and
transmissio n )
• S witch con t rol (Remote / local)
Measur ement • Current val ue in dicati o n (A) • Voltage val ue in dicati o n (V)
function • Maximum zero sequence current v alu e ind icati on (MAo)
• Maximum zero seq ue n c e voltag e valu e ind icati on (MVo)
• Active po wer valu e ind i cation(W )
• Reactive p o wer va lue i ndic ation (v ar)
• P o wer - f a c t or i n d i c a t i o n ( c o s φ) • F r eque nc y i ndic ation (H z)
• Electric energ y in dicati on (W h) • Reactiv e en erg y in dicati on (varh)
• Differential indic ation ( Ad)
• F ault record (measur ed fault value) indic ation ( FA, F V, FA0, FV0, FW,
FHz, FAd)
Monitori ng f unctio n • CB trip coil disco nnecti on mon itorin g
(Mainte nanc e supp ort
• CB contact open ing/cl o s ing time m onitor ing
function)
Self-di agn osis • Continu ou s monitori ng function
function
• Automatic checki ng (start at 24-ho ur interva ls, start time chan ge abl e)
(Automati c
• Lamp test
superv isin g function)
Test function • F orced op eratio n of protec tion re la y (for eac h elem ent)
• F orced measurem ent (Setting of T-link transmi ssion d ata)
Tr ansmission • Operating alarm o utput from host system
function (T-link) • Tr ansmissi on of measu r ed data to host s ystem
(optio n) • Tr ansmissi on of protec tion rel a y ac tion sig nal t o host s yste m
• Tr ansmissi on of protec tion rel a y/ti mer setting valu es to ho st system
• Tr ansmissi on of s witch gear-si de si gna l to host s ystem (CB remove d
positi on, etc.)
• Tr ansmissi on of instru ment errors, model ID d ata, etc. to host s ystem
Tr ansducer functio n Current o utp ut • Current (AT ) • Voltage (VT )
(optio n) (DC 4 to 20 mA) • Z ero sequ ence vo ltag e (MVoT )
• Electric powe r (WT )
• R e a c t i v e p o wer ( v a r T ) • P o we r - f a c t o r ( P F T )
Pulse o utput • Electric energ y (W h) • Reactive ener g y (v arh )
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1.2 Features
 Digital duplex configuration

The protection and control functions are configured by a digital duplex system consisting of 2
independent CPUs for main and fail-safe, thereby realizing a high reliability.
PT/CT Auxiliary Analog

input transformer input
block CPU1
(main) Do M
Analog
Di
input
CPU2 Do F
block
(fail-safe)
Control
signal
Tripping
to CB
Block Diagram of F-MPC2000
 Easy-to-see LCD screen

Measured values, etc. are indicated in large characters on the back lit Liquid Crystal Display (LCD).
In addition, Japanese guidance messages etc. are adopted to make displays easy to understand
and to simplify operations.
 Widely applicable
This product is applicable to a broad range of systems from extra high voltage system to low
voltage feeder. In addition, various series of transformer units (percentage differential relay) are
available (including those still in developments), so an all-digital protection system can be
configured in substations.
 Labor Saving in maintenance

This relay is equipped with a function for continuous monitoring of the main frame (CPU, memory,
analog/digital input and output blocks, etc.) as a matter of course, as well as an automatic checking
function for the activation of output relay, which ensures safety. In addition, the functions for
monitoring the trip coil disconnection of circuit breaker *1 and monitoring of the contact
opening/closing time *1 are standard-equipped, which contributes to labor saving in maintenance.
 Fault analysis support

In the event of a fault (protection relay action), each value of the system current, voltage, zero
sequence current, zero sequence voltage, active power, frequency, and differential circuit current*2
is automatically held, and a measurement display of fault data is freely selectable. In addition, data
is transmissible to the host system via T-link.
 Configuration of network system via T-link (option)

The F-MPC2000 can be directly coupled with the T-link which is Fuji's field area network. When
linked with a host computer via the network, an intelligent configuration such as an operation and
maintenance support system can readily be realized in addition to the usual operation monitoring
and control.
*1: Except the bus unit and transformer unit.

*2: Synthesis is performed by the internal software.
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1.3 What Require Particular Attention
Pay particular attention to the following points in the use of this relay.
 Service life of the product

• The service life of the product is designed to be 15 years at an annual mean ambient
temperature of 40°C.(If temperature rises by 10°C, the service life of used parts falls by
approximately half.)
In addition, in order for correct use, it is necessary to carry out daily inspections and prescribed
periodic inspections.
 Avoid the following places as the installation environment.

• Place that is exposed to direct sunlight and place the ambient temperature of which is outside of
the range of -10 to 50C.
• Place the relative humidity of which is outside of the range of 30 to 80% and place where rapid
temperature changes occur and condensation occurs as a result.
• Place with corrosive gases and/or inflammable gases.
(Please make inquiries with us in advance if installation at a place with corrosive gases is
required.)
• Place with excessive dust, conductive powder such as iron powder, oil mist, salt and/or organic
solvent.
• Place where strong electric field and/or strong magnetic field is generated.
• Place where strong vibration and/or impact is directly transmitted to the main unit.
 Positively tighten screws.

• Positively tighten relay main unit mounting screws and terminal screws so as not to cause
drop-off and malfunction.
 Perform mounting and dismounting of terminal block without input.

• At the time of handling of the terminal block
(dismountable type) in the rear of the relay main unit, perform the work in the state where no AC
input or auxiliary energizing source is impressed.
• With the terminal block (AC input) of portion A in particular, there is a possibility where the CT
circuit becomes open when it is dismounted. Therefore, care should be exercised with it.
• Do not wire to unused terminals of each terminal block.
 Mount testing terminal on the panel side.

• No testing terminal, auxiliary energizing source ON/OFF switch or trip lock terminal are provided
for the relay main unit. If they are needed for conduct of maintenance and/or testing, mount
them in the distribution panel.
 Ensure correct output of alarm.

• Since external output (alarm output) is not subject to duplication of the hard circuit and
automatic checking, etc., do not use it as a trip output condition.
• Since an instrument error output (alarm output) will be output when a minor failure occurs, do
not use it as a main circuit trip condition.
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 Perform grounding by Class D grounding individually.

• The grounding terminal [FG] of the relay main unit should not be used commonly for grounding
of strong current circuit. It is recommended that it is connected individually to Class D
grounding (grounding resistance up to 100).
• Connection to Class A grounding (grounding resistance up to 10) is permitted at the time of
mounting to a high voltage panel. But connection to the grounding pole should be made using
a dedicated line that is separated from the grounding lines for other equipment.
 Be careful with static electricity

• Static electricity is a powerful enemy for electronic components. Since there is a possibility
where excessive static electricity is generated at a dry place, discharge the static electricity,
which is charged in the human body, etc., by touching a grounded metal or the like before
touching a relay.
 Use radio equipment at a remote place.

• In the case where a radio equipment (including mobile phone) is used at the place where a relay
is installed, the rated output of such a radio equipment should not exceed 5W and a distance of
1 m or longer should be provided from the relay.
 Use lukewarm water or alcohol for cleaning.

• Never use thinner or another organic solvent for removing contaminants from relay's external
peripheries, as it may dissolve or discolor the relay surface.
• It is recommended that either lukewarm water or alcohol available on the market is used for
cleaning.
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CHAPTER 2 NAMES OF COMPONENTS
LED (green) LED (green) LED (red) LED (red) LED (green) LED (yellow) Door for preventing
Is lit during Is lit during Is lit when an Is lit during Is lit when Indicates menu incorrect operations
power input. normal instrument error relay action. transmission selection Has a door mechanism.
operation. is occurred. status is status. Prevents incorrect operation
normal. of internal operation switches
(shown below).
遠方
REMOTE
直接
LOCAL
入
CLOSED
切
OPEN
LCD screen Function key Display ON/OFF key LED (yellow, red, green)
Displays a screen The desired screen is called Used for ON/OFF of Indicates remote/direct and
of measurement, up by means of the screen display. ON/OFF status.
action, or setting, corresponding function key. (only for feeder unit)
etc.
Door is in open position
Screen contrast control level
Menu selection
switch
遠/直
REMOTE/LOCAL
Push button switches

入
CLOSE
Carries out remote/direct switching and switch
ON/OFF operation.
Each switch is provided with a cover for
prevention of incorrect operations.
切
Support tool OPEN
connecting connector Output observation terminals
Measures characteristics of protection relay.
* Output observation terminals

"Tokai Communication Industry Co., Ltd,
type: I-100RFJ"
In addition, since plugs which plug into to

the terminals are not included, separately
prepare the appropriate plugs (shown
below).
• Plugs for testing
"Tokai Communication Industry Co., Ltd,
type: I-100BRBP"
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3.1 List of Model
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8― 9 10 11 12 13―14
DUSUS □□□－2 □ C Q Q－□
FUJI Multiple Function Protection and Controller
F-MPC2000
Model Symbols As per Table 1
Upgrade No. (2: Type 2 )
Rated frequency (5: 50 Hz, 6: 60 Hz)
Auxiliary energizing source rating (C: DC 100/110 V)
Element classification (Q: Standard)
Control function (Q: Standard)
Special specifications (blank: Standard, Z: Special
specifications)
Table 1 (6 to 8 digits) Model symbol

8 digits Option
6 7
Unit name Abbreviation T-link Transducer
digits digits Symbol Nil Remarks
(TLK) (TRD)
A ○
F100 F 0 B ○
C ○
Feeder unit-1*
A ○
F101 F 1 B ○
C ○
A ○
Feeder unit-2 F102 F 2 B ○
C ○
A ○
F103 F 3 B ○
C ○
Feeder unit-3
A ○
F105 F 5 B ○
C ○
A ○
Bus unit B101 B 1 B ○
C ○
A ○
Transformer unit T101 T 1
B ○
System A ○
interconnection C101 C 1
B ○
unit
* Each model of feeder unit 1 (F100, F101) is scheduled to be put in production in the near future.
Therefore, they are listed in the manual as a reference.
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3.2 Specifications of Models
Unit name No. of AC input Protection relay element Measurement function CB

Type code in [ ] control
I Io V Vo Main Fail-safe Continuous Fault
measurement measurement
Feeder unit-1 3 1 3 DS (3 phases) OCfs A (3) FA (3) OPEN/
[F100/F101] (CT) DT(3 phases) (3 phases) MAo FAo CLOSE
OC(3 phases) W Remote/l
OCG var ocal
(Note 1) OCGfs COS φ change
Wh (+/-) over
varh (+/-)
Feeder unit-2 3 1 3 1 INST(3 phases) OCfs A (3) FA (3) OPEN/
[F102] (CT) DT(3 phases) (3 phases) MAo FAo CLOSE
Feeder
DG+OVG/OGC var ocal

(Note 3) OCGfs COS φ change
OP Wh (+/-) over
RV OPfs varh (+/-)
RVfs
Feeder unit-3 3 1 3 1 INST(3 phases) OCfs A (3) FA (3) OPEN/C
[F103/F105] (ZCT) DT(3 phases) (3 phases) MAo FAo LOSE
DG+OVG var ocal
(Note 2) OP OVGfs COS φ change
RV OPfs Wh (+/-) over
RVfs varh (+/-)
Bus unit 3 1 UV-1 (3 UV-1fs (3 phases) V (3) FV (3)
[B101] phases) UV-2fs (3 phases) MVo FVo
(Note 4) UV-2 (3 OVfs (uv) Hz
phases) VRfs (uv)
Bus
OV (uv) OVG-1fs
VR (uv) OVG-2fs
OVG-1
OVG-2
Transformer unit 9 RDf (3 phases) RDffs (3 phases) Ad (3) FAd (3)
Transformer
(For3 windings) HOC (3 A (3) FA (3)

(Note 5) phases) OCfs (3 phases)
[T101] DT (3 phases)
OC (3 phases)
System 3 3 1 DS (3 phases) UVfs (3 phases) A (3) FA (3)
System interconnection
interconnection unit
[C101] UV (3 phases) V (3) FV (3)
OV (uv) OVfs (uv) MVo FVo
OVG OVGfs W FW
RP RPfs Hz FHz
UP UPfs
UF (uv) UFfs (uv)
OF (uv) OFfs (uv)
(Note 1) Feeder unit-1 should be applied as follows:
F100: for installing a feeder (DS current setting large)
F101: for installing power receiving point (DS current setting small)
(Note 2) Feeder unit-3 should be applied as follows:
F103: for non-grounding system: EVT grounding (DG current setting small)
F105: for non-grounding system: EVT + GTR groundings (DG current setting large)
(Note 3) To operate DG or OCG, either one of them should be locked by lock setting.
(Note 4) Both UV-1 and UV-2 of under voltage element can be switched between 3 elements (3 input) and 1 element (1 input) by a setting
operation. (When selecting 1 element, input to Vuv)
(Note 5) It is possible to apply to a 2-winding transformer by setting the input switching setting for unused terminal as “0: no input”.
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3.3 General Specifications of Unit
General specifications of units are shown in the table below.
Items Specifications Remarks

Structure Flush with panel
Cooling method Self-cooling
Applicable standards Specifications of protection relay should comply with the following
standards
Standards established by the Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan
JEC-2500-1987 (protection relay for electric power)
JEC-2510-1989 (overcurrent relay)
JEC-2511-1995 (voltage relay)
JEC-2512-2002 (ground-fault directional relay)
JEC-2515-2005 (ratio differential relay)
Frequency 50 Hz or 60 Hz As specified
Current 5 A AC Secondary current of CT
Voltage 110 V AC Secondary current of VT
Rating Zero sequence AC 5 A (CT residual/Tertiary)
current 3 Io
Zero sequence AC 2 A (ZCT Secondary) ZCT: 200/1.5mA
current 3 Io Burden: F103：2.7Ω(pf=1), F105：0.27Ω(pf=1) Short-time rating: 30min
Zero sequence 110 V AC Tertiary voltage of EVT
voltage 3 Vo
Power 2.0 VA or less At both current and
consumption VA voltage
at rated value
Auxiliary 100 / 110 V DC(Allowable variation range: 80 to 143V DC) Momentary interruption
energizing 20 ms allowed
source
Auxiliary 15 W or less
energizing
source burden
Ambient temperature -10°C to 50°C
(Characteristic guarantee 0°C to +40°C)
Storage temperature -20°C to +60°C
Relative humidity 30% to 80% RH (daily average) Condensation
unallowable
Grounding method Class D grounding (grounding resistance 100 Ω or Iess) Class A grounding is
(recommended) allowed when a high
voltage panel is installed.
Weight (Mass) 3 kg or less
Insulation resistance Between electric circuit and collective grounding line 10 MΩ or more JEC-2500
Between electric circuits 5 MΩ or more (with 500 V DC megger)
Between contact circuit terminals 5 MΩ or more
Commercial-frequency Between electric circuit and collective grounding line 2000 V AC for 1 JEC-2500
withstand voltage minute Between contact circuit
Between electric circuits 2000 V AC for 1 minute terminals, this does not
Between contact circuit terminals 1000 V AC for 1 minute (for circuit apply to a relay for alarm
breaker control) output and for trip output
of bus unit.
Lightning impulse withstand Between electric circuit and collective grounding line 4.5 kV JEC-2500
voltage Between electric circuits 4.5 kV Standard waveform
Between control circuits 3.0 kV (1.2/50 μs)
Between input transformer terminals 3.0 kV 3 times each for positive
Between contact circuit terminals 3.0 KV (for circuit breaker control) and negative
* Between contact circuit terminals, this does not apply to a relay for alarm
output and for trip output of bus unit.
Vibration resistance • 10 Hz, double amplitude 5 mm in transverse/lateral directions and 2.5 JEC-2500
mm in vertical direction, (antiseismic
30 seconds each in 3 directions structure class A)
• 16.7 Hz, double amplitude 0.4 mm, 10 minutes each in 3 directions
Shock resistance 30 G, 3 times each in 3 directions JEC-2500
Noise resistance Damping oscillation waveform of 1 MHz with peak voltage of 2.5 Kv JEC-2500
Continuous application for 2 seconds (conforming to IEC
standards)
Overload resistance Current circuit: Rating × 40 for 1 second, twice, with a 1 minute interval JEC-2500
Voltage circuit: Line voltage rating × 1.25 for 10 second, once
Zero sequence rating × 1.5 for 5 seconds, once
Auxiliary energizing source: Rating × 1.3 for 3 hours
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3.4 Specifications of Signal Input and Output
Items Specifications Remarks

External signal input block Voltage rating: 100/110 V DC Including trip coil
Exciting current: 4 mA/circuit (100 V) disconnection monitoring
Operation start voltage: 50 V DC or more to 70 V or less circuit
Output contact Current carrying capacity Open：110V DC close：10A For circuit breaker
Switching capacity Resistive load: 110V DC,0.2A control
Inductive load (L/R=7ms): 110V DC,0.1A
Current carrying capacity Open：110V DC close： 5A For alarm output (Note 1)
Switching capacity Resistive load: 110V DC,0.5A Output for tripping of bus
Inductive load (L/R=15ms): 110V DC,0.2A unit
(Note 1) Instrument error output at contact b. Contact b will be open during normal operations and will be closed during
abnormal operations. During the short time from the time of power activation until the opening of contact b, an
instrument error will be output. Therefore install an external on-delay timer of 0.1 secs or more.
Description of the functions of external input terminals
Type Name Description Remarks

F10□ Remote open Input for a remote CB opening operation Effective during remote control
(However, not during operation
lock setting)
F10□ Remote close Input for remote CB closing operation Effective during remote control
(However, not during operation
lock setting)
F10□ External 43 To be used for setting the control externally Effective when used for setting
(Remote with input / local without input) external 43
F10□ 52a CB auxiliary contact (52a) input Condition for starting monitoring
(“OPEN”is indicated with input) of trip coil disconnection
monitoring and CB opening time
monitoring
F10□ 52b CB auxiliary contact (52b) input Condition for starting monitoring
(“CLOSE”is indicated with input) of CB closing time monitoring
F102 OC/OCG/DG lock To be used for locking OC trip and OCG/DG trip
externally.
C101 Conditions of Input conditions of interconnection
interconnection (Lock of interconnection relay action at "with input")
C101 RPR in use Used when use of RPR is externally selected
(Lock of interconnection relay action at "with input")
F10□ TC disconnection For trip coil disconnection monitoring 52a input is the condition for
monitoring (to energize weak current to trip circuit ) starting monitoring
F102 IN01～IN05 General-purpose external input terminal
F103 IN01～IN06 (Function is based on input selection settling)
F105 IN01～IN06
B101 IN01～IN05
C101 IN01～IN05
T101 IN01～IN07
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3.5 Specifications of Protection function
(1) Configuration of protection system
Relay configuration of main (M)/fail-safe (fs) are shown in the table below.
Main (M) Fail-safe (fs) Remarks

Short-circuit Instantaneous INST OCfs
detection Definite-time DT
Overcurrent detection OC
Ground fault OCG OCG OCGfs F100/F101
detection DG (resistance grounding) DG + OVG OCGfs F102
DG (non-grounded) DG + OVG OVGfs F103/F105
Overvoltage detection OV OVfs
Undervoltage detection UV UVfs
Ground-fault overvoltage detection OVG OVGfs
Short-circuit For feeder DS OCfs
direction For system interconnection DS + UV UVfs
detection
Reverse power detection RP RPfs
Underpower detection UP UPfs
Overfrequency detection OF OFfs
Underfrequency detection UF UFfs
Differential Ratio RDf RDffs
protection Overcurrent HOC
Open phase detection OP OPfs
Reverse phase detection RV RVfs
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(2) Specifications of protection relay
Specifications of main (M) relay are shown in the table below.
Elements Detail specifications Operating characteristics

(hatched area: action)
INST Current setting 10 to 80A, Lock (1A step)
[Instantaneous Characteristics Instantaneous (40 ms or less)
I
overcurrent] Accuracy Operating value: ±5%
(collective setting on
3 phases)
DT Current setting 5 to 80A, Lock (1A step) ｔ
[Definite-time Timer setting 0 to 2 second(s) (0.1 s step)
I
(collective setting on Operation time: Timer setting + 50 ms or less
3 phases)
I
OC Current setting 2 to 12A, Lock (0.1A step) ｔ

[inverse time-lag Operation time 0.5 to 20 (0.1 times step)
I
overcurrent] limit (L)
(collective setting on Characteristics Characteristics of inverse time-lag: 5 types (optional),
3 phases) but fixed at SI for T101
･Standard inverse time-lag (SI) (I) ｉ
Only primary winding ･Very inverse time-lag (VI) i = (input current/current setting)
is available for T101
･Extremely inverse time-lag (EI)
･Long inverse time-lag (LT)
2
･i t = constant
Accuracy Operation value: ±5% (±7% when under 2.5A)
Operation time: refer to APPENDIX 2
DS Current setting F100: 10 to 80A,Lock (1A step)
[Short-circuit F101: 2 to 12A,Lock (0.1A step) I
direction] Timer setting 0 to 30 second(s) (0.1 s step) V
(collective setting on Characteristics Voltage sensitivity (V): 2.2V (fixed)

3 phases) Maximum sensitivity phase angle: 45°
(current lead, fixed) (Figure is for feeder)
F100 Operation phase angle range: 160° (fixed)
F101 With voltage memory function
Accuracy Operating value: ±5%
Operation time: Timer setting + 50 ms or less
DS Current setting C101: 0.1 to 5 A, Lock (0.05 A step)
[Short-circuit Voltage setting 20 to 100 V (1 V step)
direction] (UV)
(collective setting on Timer setting 0 to 30 second(s) (0.1 s step)
3 phases) Characteristics Voltage sensitivity (V): 2.2 V (fixed)
Maximum sensitivity phase angle: 225°
C101 (current lead, fixed)
Operation phase angle range: 160° (fixed)
With voltage memory function
Accuracy Operation value: ±5 % (±10% when under 0.2 A)
OV Voltage setting B101: 60 to 140V, Lock (1V step) ｔ
[Overvoltage] C101: 110 to 140V, Lock (1V step)
V
(between uv lines) Timer setting 0 to 30 second(s) (0.1 s step)
V
VR Voltage setting 20 to 100V, Lock (1V step) ｔ

[Voltage detection] Timer setting 0 to 30 second(s) (0.1 s step)
V
(between uv lines) Accuracy Operating value: ±5%
UV (1,2) Voltage setting 20 to 100 V, Lock (1 V step)

ｔ
[Undervoltage] (Note 2)
(collective setting on Timer setting 0 to 30 second(s) (0.1 s step) V
3 phases) (Note 1) (Note 2)
Only for 1, except in Accuracy Operating value: ±5%
the case of bus unit Operation time: Timer setting + 50 ms or less V
Note 1) Both UV-1 and UV-2 of under voltage element can be switched between 3 elements (3 input) and 1 element (1 input)
by setting operation. (Select Vuv as input in the case of 1 element)
Note 2) Individually for 1 and 2
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OCG Current setting 0.1 to 3A, Lock (0.1A step) ｔ
[Ground-fault Timer setting 0 to 30 second(s) (0.05 s step)
Io
overcurrent] Characteristics With 2nd harmonic lock function (locked if 2nd harmonic
content of zero sequence current is 15% or more)
Accuracy Operation value: ±5% (±10% when under 0.2A)
Operation time: Timer setting + 70 ms or less Io
（
DG Current (i0) 0.1 to 3 A, Lock (0.1 A step)

[Ground-fault setting Io
F102
direction] Characteristics Voltage sensitivity (V0): 5.5V (fixed) Vo

）
Maximum sensitivity phase angle: 0°(fixed)

for resistance Operation phase angle range: 160° (fixed)
grounding system Accuracy Operation value: ±5 % (±10% when under 0.2 A)
OVG Voltage setting 10 to 50V, Lock (1V step)
[Ground-fault Accuracy Operating value: ±5%
overvoltage]
OCG/DG Timer setting 0 to 30 second(s) (0.05 s step)
Timer (Note 1)
（
DG Current (i0) F103: 1.0 to 10mA, Lock (0.5mA step) Io

[Ground-fault setting F105: 10 to 100mA, Lock (1mA step)
F103/105
Vo
direction] Characteristics Voltage sensitivity (V0): 5.5 V (fixed)
Maximum sensitivity phase angle: 60° (current lead,
for non-grounding fixed)
）
system Operation phase angle range: 160° (fixed)

With V0 low frequency detection function
Accuracy Operation value: ±10% (±15% if less than (minimum
setting value x 1.5))
OVG Voltage setting 5 to 50V, Lock (1V step)
[Ground-fault Accuracy Operating value: ±5%
overvoltage]
DG timer (Note 2) Timer setting 0 to 30 second(s) (0.05 s step)
OVG Voltage setting 10 to 50 V, Lock (1 V step) ｔ
[Ground-fault
Vo
overvoltage] Timer setting 0 to 30 second(s) (0.1 s step)
Only for 1, except in Accuracy Operating value: ±5%

the case of bus unit Operation time: Timer setting + 50 ms or less Vo
RP Power setting 10 to 200 W, Lock (0.5 W step)

[Reverse power] Timer setting 0 to 30 second(s) (0.1 s step) W
-P +P
Characteristics Maximum sensitivity phase angle: 210°
(Delay of r phase current against voltage between
uv lines, fixed)
Power detection: 3-Phase power detection (2-watt meter
method)
Operation time: Timer setting + +60 ms or less
UP Power setting 10 to 200 W, Lock (0.5 W step)
[Underpower] Timer setting 0 to 30 second(s) W
-P +P
Characteristics Maximum sensitivity phase angle: 30°
(Delay of r phase current against voltage between
uv lines, fixed)
Power detection: 3-Phase power detection (2-watt meter
method)
OF Frequency Rating to rating + 3 Hz, Lock (0.1 Hz step)
[Over frequency] setting F
(between uv lines) Timer 0 to 30 second(s) (0.1 s step)

Characteristics UV lock: 40 V (fixed)
Rating
定格
Accuracy Operating value: ±0.2 % V
UF Frequency Rating - 3 to rating Hz, Lock (0.1 Hz step)
[Under frequency] setting Rating
定格
(between uv lines) Timer 0 to 30 second(s) V
CharacteristicsUV lock: 40 V (fixed)

Accuracy Operating value: ±0.2 % F

Note 1) This timer is used as a timer for (DG+OVG) or for OCG.
Note 2) This timer is used as a timer for (DG+OVG).
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RDf Reference current 2.9 to 8.7A (0.1A step)
[Ratio differential] setting 流
Outflow
出
(collective setting Primary input to 0: no input
on 3 phases) tertiary input 1: star input
(Input switching) 2: delta (r-s) input
3: delta (r-t) input Inflow
流入
Characteristics Minimum operating sensitively: 30% of reference

current setting (fixed)
Operation ratio: 50% (fixed)
(expressed by difference (inflow - outflow)/inflow)
With 2nd harmonic lock function: locked if 15% or more
(3 phases suppression system)
Accuracy Operation value: ±5% (±10% when operation value is
under 1.8A)
Ratio characteristic: ±10%
Operation time: 50 ms or less
HOC Characteristics Operating sensitively: 800% of reference current
[Differential circuit setting (fixed)
Id
Operation time: 35 ms or less
OP Unbalance rate 30 to 70%, Lock (5% step) [[Arithmetic expression]]

[Open phase] setting (Ku) ① I2 x 2/I1 > Ku/100
Current setting (Ki) 2 to 12A (linked with OC current setting) I1: positive-phase current,
Timer setting 0 to 5 second(s) (0.1 s step) I2: negative-phase current
Characteristics [[Theoretical operating value]] ② |Ia| + |Ib| + |Ic| > Ki
When “a”phase is interrupted: Ib = Ic = Ki/2; when “a” Operate if both the
and “b” phases are interrupted: Ic = Ki expressions ① AND ② apply.
When“a” phase is lowered: Ia = I x (200 - 2 x Ku)/
(200 + Ku)
I: Rated current
Operation time: Timer setting + 0.5 s or less
RV Voltage setting (kV) 66V fixed [[Arithmetic expression]]
[Reverse phase] Timer setting 0 to 5 second(s), Lock (0.1 s step) Vuv ∠ -60°+ Vwu > Kv x √3
Characteristics [[Theoretical operating value]]
When v-w is reverse: Vu = Kv/√3
Operation time: Timer setting + 0.5 ms or less
Specifications of fail safe (fs) relay are shown in the table below.

OCfs Application F100/F101: stopper of (DS, DT, OC)
[Overcurrent] F102/F103: stopper of (INST, DT, OC)
I
T101: stopper of (DT, OC)
Operating sensitivity 90% of the minimum setting input value for unlocked
M-side element (linked),
(however, the upper limit is 40A).
Characteristics Instantaneous (40 ms or less)
Accuracy Operation value: ±5% (±10% when under 3A)
OVfs Application Stopper of OV
[Overvoltage] Operating sensitivity 100% of setting value of OV (M side) (linked)
V
VRfs Application Stopper of VR

[Voltage detection] Operating sensitivity 100% of setting value of VR (M side) (linked)
V
UVfs Application Stopper of UV or Stopper of UV and DS (only for C101)

[Undervoltage] Operating sensitivity 100% of setting value of UV (M side) (linked) or 100%
of the maximum setting value of UV (M side) or V
UVDSR (linked) (only for C101)

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OCGfs Application Stopper of DG/OCG
[Ground-fault Operating 90% of setting value of DG (M side) or OCG (M
Io
overcurrent] sensitivity side)(linked)(Note 1)
Accuracy Operation value: ±5% (±10% when under 0.2 A)
OVGfs Application Stopper of OVG
[Ground-fault Operating 90% of setting value of OVG (M side) (linked)
Vo
overvoltage] sensitivity (100% in the case of C101)
RPfs Application Stopper of RP
[Reverse power] Operating 100% of setting value of RP (M side) (linked)
sensitivity
UPfs Application Stopper of UP
[Underpower ] Operating 100% of setting value of UP (M side) (linked) W
sensitivity -P +P

OVfs Application Stopper of OF
[Over frequency] Operating 100% of setting value of OF (M side) (linked) F
sensitivity
Accuracy Operating value: ±0.2 % Rating
定格
V
UFfs Application Stopper of UF

[Under Operating 100% of setting value of UF (M side) (linked) Rating
定格
frequency] sensitivity V

Accuracy Operating value: ±0.2 % F
RDffs Application Stopper of RDf

[Differential] Operating 90% of the minimum operation value of RDf (M side)(linked)
Id
sensitivity
Accuracy Operation value: ±5%
(±10% when operation value is under 1.8A)
OPfs Application Stopper of OP [[Arithmetic expression]]
[Open phase] Unbalance rate 100% of setting value of OP (M side) (linked) ① I2 x 2/I1 > Ku/100
setting (Ku) I1: positive-phase current,
Current setting (Ki) 2 to 12 A (linked with OC current setting) I2: negative-phase current
Characteristics [[Theoretical operating value]] ② |Ia| + |Ib|;+ |Ic| > Ki
When “a”phase is interrupted: Ib = Ic = Ki/2; when “a” and “b” Operate if both the expressions
phases are interrupted: Ic = Ki ① AND ② apply.
When“a” phase is lowered: Ia = I x (200 - 2 x Ku)/
(200 + Ku)
I: Rated current
Operation time: 0.5 s or less
RVfs Application Stopper of RV [[Arithmetic expression]]
[Reverse phase] Voltage setting 56V fixed Vuv ∠ -60°+ Vwu > Kv x √3
(kV)
Characteristics [[Theoretical operating value]]
When v-w is reverse: Vu = Kv/√3
Operation time: 0.5 s or less
(Note 1) DG or OCG is locked by setting lock of either one of them; however, if neither is locked, OCGfs setting value is
linked with OCG setting value.
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3.6 Specifications of Measurement Function
(1) Specifications of continuous measurement

Kind of measurement Input detection, display contents (no. of digits), display Display example Accuracy
range (Note 1)
Current Input detection: Ir, Is, It 0 to 9.999 [A] ±1.0%
Display contents: Effective value converted on primary side 10.00 to 999.9 [A] (Note 3)
A (3-phase) (a maximum of 4 digits) 1000 to 9999 [A]
Display range F10□: 0 to 2000% of CT rated value
T101: 0 to 1000% of CT rated value
C101: 0 to 200% of CT rated value
(However, 9999A is treated as the upper limit
value of the display)
Lowest limit of measurement: Rating × 1%
Zero sequence current Display contents: Effective value converted on primary side 0 to 150.0 [A] ±1.0%
(a maximum of 4 digits) (tertiary)
MAo [Maximum value held]
(F100,F101,F102) Display range: 0 to 150% of CT rated value 0 to 9000 [A]
Response time: 100 ms (residual)
Zero sequence current Display contents: Effective value converted on primary side F103: 0 to 4.000 [A] ±10.0%
(a maximum of 4 digits) F105: 0 to 40.00 [A] (F103: at input
MAo [Maximum value held] of 100% of
(F103,F105) Display range F103: 0 to 2000% of ZCT rated value ZCT rated
F105: 0 to 20000% of ZCT rated value value)
Response time: 100 ms (F105: at input
Lowest limit of measurement: of 1000% of
F103:ZCT rated value x 20% ZCT rated
F105: ZCT rated value x 200% value)
Voltage Input detection: Vuv, Vvw, Vwu (Note 4) 0 to 999.9 [Ｖ] ±1.0 %
Display contents: Effective value converted on primary side 1.000 to 210.0 [kV]
V (3-phase) (a maximum of 4 digits)
Display range: 0 to 150 V on secondary side of VT
Lowest limit of measurement: Rating × 1 %
Voltage Display contents: Effective value converted on primary side 0 to 999.9 [Ｖ] ±1.0 %
(a maximum of 4 digits) 1.000 to 210.0 [kV]
MVo [maximum value held]
Display range: 0 to 150 V at tertiary side of EVT
Response time: 100 ms
Differential circuit Input detection: Ｉr1-2,Ｉs1-2,Ｉt1-2 0 to 100.0 [％] ±5.0%
current Display contents: Converted effective value of reference
current (a maximum of 4 digits)
Ad (3 phases) Display range: 0 to 100%
(value for reference current setting)
(value composed by software)
Lowest limit of measurement: Reference current x 3%
Active power Input detection: Ir, It, Vuv, Vwv 0 to ± 999.9 [Ｗ] ±1.0 %
W (2-watt meter method) ±1.000 to ±999.9 [kW]
Display contents: Value converted on primary side (a ±1.000 to ±999.9 [MW]
maximum of 4 digits)
Display range: 0 to ±1 kW at secondary side of transformer [+: Positive direction, -:
(3 φ) Negative direction]
Lowest limit of measurement: 3 W (at secondary side of
CT/VT)
Reactive power Input detection: Ir, It, Vuv, Vwv 0 to ± 999.9 [var] ±1.0%
(2-watt meter method) ±1.000 to ± 999.9 [kvar]
var Display contents: Value converted on primary side (a ±1.000 to ± 999.9 [Mvar]
Display range: 0 to ±1 k var at secondary side of [+: Lag, -: Lead]
transformer (3 φ)
Lowest limit of measurement: 3 var (CT/VT on secondary
side)
Power factor Input detection : (W, var) Lead0 to Lead0.500 to ±2.0%
Display contents: A maximum of 4 digits 1.000
cos φ Display range: Lead 0% to 100% to lag 0% to Lag0.500 to Lag0
(Note 2)
Frequency Input detection: Vuv 45.0 to 55.0 [Hz] ±1.0 %
Display contents: 3 digits 55.0 to 65.0 [Hz]
Hz Display range: 45 to 55 Hz (50 Hz)
55 to 65 Hz (60 Hz)
Lowest limit of measurement: Rating × 10% (voltage input)
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Active energy Input detection: (W) 0 to 999 [Wh] ±1.5%

Display contents: A maximum of 5 digits 1.000 to 999.99 [kWh]
Wh Display range: [+] 0 to +99999 MWh 1.0000 to 99999 [MWh]
[-] 0 to +99999 MWh
[Integrated individually for each direction /
reverse prevention]
[+: Positive direction, -: Negative direction]
Reactive energy Input detection: (var) 0 to 999 [varh] ±2.5%

Display contents: A maximum of 5 digits 1.000 to 999.99 [kvarh]
varh Display range: [+] 0 to +99999 Mvarh 1.0000 to 99999
[-] 0 to +99999 Mvarh [Mvarh]
Integrated individually for each direction /
reverse prevention]
[+: Lag, -: Lead]
(Note 1) Accuracy indicates value at the time of rated input of CT/VT.

(Note 2) When active power and reactive power are at the lowest limit value of measurement or less, measurement is
not possible and the display on the LCD screen will show "-".
(Note 3) ±5% for transformer unit
(Note 4) With bus unit, it is possible to switch between 3 elements (3 input) and 1 element (1 input) by setting
operations. (When selecting 1 element, input to Vuv)
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(2) Specifications of fault measurements

Kind of Input detection, display contents (no. of digits), Display example Accuracy (Note 1)
measurement display range
Current Contents: Effective value converted on primary 0 to 999.9 [A] ±5.0%
side (a maximum of 4 digits) 1.000 to 120.0 [kA]
FA (3 phases) [value during relay action is held]
Display range F10□: 0 to 2000% of CT rated value
T101: 0 to 1000 % of CT rated value
C101: 0 to 200 % of CT rated value
(However, 9999Ａ is treated as the
upper limit value of the display)
Zero sequence Contents: Effective value converted on primary 0 to 999.9 [A] (residual) ±5.0%
current side (a maximum of 4 digits) 1.000 to 12.00 [kA]
FAo [value during relay action is held ]
(F100,F101, Display range: 0 to 200% of CT rated value 0 to 200.0 [A] (tertiary)
F102) Lowest limit of measurement: Rating × 1%
Zero sequence Contents: Effective value converted on primary F103:0 to 4.000 [A] ±10.0%
current side (a maximum of 4 digits) F105:0 to 40.00 [A] (F103: at input of 100%
[value during relay action is held ] of ZCT rated value)
FAo Display range: (F105: at input of
(F103,F105) F103: 0 to 2,000% of ZCT rated value 1,000% of ZCT rated
F105: 0 to 20000% of ZCT rated value value)
Lowest limit of measurement:
F103: ZCT rated value x 20%
F105: ZCT rated value x 200%
Voltage Contents: Effective value converted on primary 0 to 999.9 [V] ±5.0%
side (a maximum of 4 digits) 1.000 to 210.0 [kV]
FV (3 phases) [value during relay action is held ]
Display range: 0 to 150 V on secondary side of VT
Zero sequence Contents: Effective value converted on primary 0 to 999.9 [V] ±5.0%
voltage side (a maximum of 4 digits) 1.000 to 210.0 [kV]
[value during relay action is held ]
FVo Display range: 0 to 150 V at tertiary side of EVT
Differential Contents: Converted value of reference current (a 0 to 1000 [%] ±5.0%
circuit current maximum of 4 digits)
[value during relay action is held ]
FAd (3 phases) Display range: 0 to 1000%
(value for reference current setting)
(value composed by software)
Lowest limit of measurement: Reference current x
3%
Active power Input detection: Ir, It, Vuv, Vwv 0 to ± 999.9 [W] ±5.0%
(2-watt meter method) ±1.000 to ±999.9 [kW]
FW Contents: Value converted on primary side (a ±1.000 to ±999.9 [MW]
[value during relay action is held ] [+: Positive direction, -:
Display range: 0 to ±1 kW at secondary side of Negative direction]
transformer (3φ)
Lowest limit of measurement: 6 W (at secondary
side of CT/VT)
Frequency Input detection: Vuv 45.0 to 55.0 [Hz] ±5.0%
Contents: 3 digits 55.0 to 65.0 [Hz]
FHz [value during relay action is held ]
Display range: 45 to 55 Hz (50 Hz)
55 to 65 Hz (60 Hz)
(Note 1) Accuracy indicates value at the time of rated input of CT / VT.
(3) Setting items related to measurement function

Setting items Contents Setting range Remarks
CT primary Sets primary rating of main CT. 10 to 6000 A (5 A step) Used for displaying measured data.
VT primary Sets primary rating of main VT. 220 V to 154 kV (Step is fixed) Used for displaying measured data.
AO input Used for setting zero sequence 0: Residual circuit input Used for displaying measured data.
current input. 1: Tertiary circuit input (100/5A) If set to 1 (tertiary), input value
multiplied by 3 is displayed.
(3I0 conversion)
Wh pulse Used for setting the multiplier n: -2 to +4 (1 step) Used for measured data output
multiplier for measured pulse output in 10ｎkWh/pulse
varh pulse Wh/varh.
multiplier (transmission output)
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3.7 Control function
Note: This function is not provided in bus unit, transformer unit, and system interconnection unit.
Items Specifications
Switch control Body In the “local”state, the switching device is operable (opening/closing) with OPEN/CLOSE
operation switch on the control section (inside the opening/closing type cover) of relay body.
(The switch has a misoperation prevention cover.)
Remote In the “remote”state, the switching device can be operated remotely (opening/closing) with
control remote open/close signals (both contact input and transmission signal).
Operation Switching device can be inoperable (both remotely and locally) by setting the“operation lock”
lock to “ON”.
(Remote/Local status is not indicated in tandem with it.)
Remote/Local Body The operation right can be switched with remote/local changeover switch on the control
switching switching section (inside the opening/closing type cover) of relay body.
(The switch has a misoperation prevention cover.)
Off priority Presence/absence of “Off-priority” function is selectable by setting.
･”ON” Off-priority function: Off operation can be performed by both remote operation and body
optional operation regardless of the remote/local condition.
･”OFF” Off-priority function: Off operation is in accordance with the remote/local condition by
both remote operation and body operation.
External 43 It is possible to switch operation right in accordance with the condition of 43 input from
outside.
Priority (For circuits with multiple switches in one circuit, etc.)
If “external 43 priority”is set to “ON”, the control right switches in tandem with the external 43
input condition.
(External 43 input condition should be “remote” “a” contact input for closing.)
With lockout (86) What is Lockout function is a function to prevent opening operation of the switch until an indicator
lockout resetting operation is performed when the built-in protection relay is activated.
function?
Necessity/un Necessity/unnecessity of lockout function is selectable by setting.
necessity of
lockout
function
3.8 Monitoring function
Note: This function is not provided in bus unit, transformer unit, and system interconnection unit.
CB trip coil disconnection monitoring It monitors any disconnection of circuits including trip coils of circuit breakers (CB).
It is provided with an input circuit (1 point) for monitoring of disconnection and performs an
external alarm output if a disconnected state (no current flow) lasts for a given time (10 s).
Monitoring of disconnection is not performed when there is no auxiliary contact (52a) input of
CB.
CB contact opening/closing time It monitors opening/closing time of circuit breakers (CB).
monitoring It measures the time from a trip or closing/opening input from the relay body to an auxiliary
contact input of CB, and if the measured time exceeds the upper limit value(s) (can be set
individually for opening and closing respectively) set in advance, it performs an external alarm
output.
Monitoring of time is not performed when there is no auxiliary contact (52a, 52b) input at CB
Measuring time range: 0.01 to 2.00 s （time resolution: 0.01 s)
Upper limit setting : 0.01 to 1.00 s (0.01 s step)
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3.9 Specifications of Sequence Function
(1) Input selection

For each protection relay element and external input signal, it is possible to set as follows below.
• Can be set in the setting change mode of LCD screen.

• For each protection relay element and external input, set the conditions of trip output, alarm output, 30 F
display, and T link output. For protection relay elements, a setting of 30F display becomes invalid.
Lockout Yes/No is set by a trip output of F10□, and use/non-use of trip outputs1, 2 and trip output 3 is set
by a trip output of T101.
Use/non-use of trip output 1 and trip output 2 is set by a trip output of C101.
• B101 is not provided with trip output and alarm output setting.
• 1 or 0 is set for each item. 1: Valid, 0: Invalid
• Select either status/hold (when both are 1, "hold" will be selected, and when both are 0, output will not be
carried out).
<Example of setting> When trip output is "With lockout", alarm output is "status", 30 F display is "held",
and T link output is "status"
Set value: 10011001
(2) Output selection (this function is not provided in B101)

For each external output Ry, it is possible to set as follows below.
• Can be set in the setting change mode of LCD screen.

• For each external output Ry, set conditions of alarm output.
• 1 or 0 is set for each item. 1: Valid, 0: Invalid
• For each grouping of 4 items, setting is carried out using a hexadecimal number (0 to F).
<Example of setting> When IN01 and IN04 are valid
Set value: 0009
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(3) Tlink selection (this function is not provided in T101 and C101)
For each external output Ry, it is possible to set as follows below.
The following settings are possible for each status flag (SB01 to SB08):
External
外部入力 input２2 External
外部入力 input１
1
－－ IN06 IN05 IN04 IN03 IN02 IN01 例： SB01
Example：
T-IN01
T-IN02
T-IN03
Status flag
ｽﾃｰﾀｽﾌﾗｸﾞ
T-IN04 OR
（ SB01）
T-IN05
T-IN06
・ To set in the setting change mode on LCD screen.

・ To set T link output condition for each status flag (SB01 to SB08)
・ To set 1 or 0 for each item. 1: Valid, 0: Invalid
・ To set using a hexadecimal number (0 to F) for each grouping of 4 items.
<Example of setting> To validate only IN01, IN04, IN05 and IN06:

Set value: 39
(4) Control setting (this function is not provided in B101, T101 and C101)
The following settings are possible for CB operation:
ＣＢ操作
CB operation 不使用
Unused
－－－ーー
外部４３優先
External 43 prioritized
切り優先
Off prioritized
操作ロック
Operation lock
・ To set in the setting change mode on LCD screen.

・ To set 1 or 0 for each item. 1: Valid, 0: Invalid
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3.10 Specifications of T-link Function (Option)
Transmission system Half duplex, serial transmission method
Data exchange method 1 : N (polling/selecting) method
Transmission rate 500 kbits /sec
Transmission line Twisted pair cable
Overall length of Overall length of 1 km

transmission line
Transmission line Bus (multi-drop)

topology
Transmission data Input (download signal): 4 words

configuration Output (upload signal): 4 words 8 words in total/station
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3.11 Transducer function (optional)
3.11.1 Current output specification
Output signal DC4 to 20mA
Permissible load resistance 500 Ω or less
Output ripple 1% or less (P-P)
Output limiter circuit Output suppressed to 15V or less for extremely large input
Input Alternating input (those within parenthesis Accuracy

Type Remarks
detection are the corresponding outputs) (Note 1)
Current Ir 0 to CT rating ±1.0%
[AT] (4) (20)
Power Ir, It -1 kW to 0 to +1 kW ±1.0%
[WT] Vuv (4) (12) (20)
Vuw
Reactive power Ir, It Lead 1 kvar to 0 to lag 1 kvar ±1.0%
[varT] Vuv (4) (12) (20)
Vuw
Power factor Lead 0.5 to 1 to lag 0.5 ±2.0%
[PFT] (4) (12) (20)
Voltage Vuv 0 to 150V ±1.0%
[VT] (4) (20)
Zero sequence voltage Vo 0 to 150V ±1.0%
[MVoT] (4) (20)
Frequency Vuv 45 to 50 to 55 Hz or ±1.0%
[FT] 55 to 60 to 65 Hz
(4) (12) (20)
3.11.2 Pulse output specification
Output signal Open collector input
Max. capacity Max. DC 150V, 100mA
Pulse width 200±10ms
Type Transmitted pulse multiplier Accuracy (Note 1)

n
Electric power meter 10 kWh/pulse ±1.5%
[Wh] (N = -2 to 4: setting value)
n
Reactive power meter 10 kvarh/pulse ±2.5%
[varh] (N = -2 to 4: setting value)
[Example of Wh wave form]

When power is 360 MW, and Wh pulse multiplier setting n=4 (10,000 kWh/pulse),
36 pulses are output per hour (3,600 s), hence the following output wave form:
200±10ms
100s
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3.12 Specifications of Relay Output Selection Function

Relay output selection function is a function to select the relay element which is output to the output
observation terminals which are located inside the front door of the unit.
This operation is carried out on the relay output selection screen in the test mode of the LCD screen.
(Refer to section 6.6)
Relay output circuit (example) is shown as below.
The properties of the protection relay are measured on output observation terminals.
When setting is carried out as per figure (1) shown below, the AND signals of the main relay and
fail-safe relay are output to the output observation terminals. In addition, when setting is carried out
as per figure (2) and (3) shown below, the individual signals of the main relay and fail-safe relay are
output to the output observation terminals.
(1) AND output of main relay (2) Individual main relay output (3) Individual fail-safe relay
(INSTr) and fail-safe relay (INSTr) output (OCfsr)
(OCfsv)
Set (S) INSTr and select (M, fs). Set (S) INSTr and select (M). Set (S) INSTr and select (fs).
Testing Testing Testing
Ry Out put sellect(1) Ry Out put sellect(1) Ry Out put sellect(1)
INSTr S DTt DG OP INSTr S DTt DG OP INSTr S DTt DG OP
INSTs DTT DGT OPT INSTs DTT DGT OPT INSTs DTT DGT OPT
INSTt OCr OVG RV INSTt OCr OVG RV INSTt OCr OVG RV
DTr OCs RVT DTr OCs RVT DTr OCs RVT
DTs OCt (M,fs) DTs OCt (M) DTs OCt ( fs )
Item Change M/fs Item Change M/fs Item Change M/fs
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4.1 Outline of Automatic Supervising Function

F-MPC2000 provides the automatic supervising function to check the hardware in the equipment to
enhance the reliability. Therefore, labor saving can be achieved in maintenance and checking.
The objects of monitoring in the interior are illustrated below. The entire interior is monitored.
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4.2 Continuous Monitoring

The continuous monitoring frequently monitors the relay interior in a sequence by making use of the
marginal time of the CPU rather than the time for protective relay arithmetic operation, etc.
(1) Monitored items

Description of contents Detection
Monitoring Conditions of time period •
Monitored items Objective of Classification Error message (Note 1)
system Monitoring method detection of faults number of
monitoring times
When timer is not CPU1: WDT level 1 M
Watch dog Level 1 interrupt reset for a Continues for CPU2: Major failure
With software timer A0
timer (level 1) signal monitoring prescribed period of 10 seconds occurs
time or more WDT level 1 F
Watch dog Level 2 interrupt reset for a Continues for CPU2: Major failure
timer (level 2) signal monitoring prescribed period of 10 seconds occurs
Watch dog Level 3 interrupt reset for a Continuation CPU2: Major failure
With hardware timer A0
timer (level 3) signal monitoring prescribed period of for 190 ms occurs
Arithmetic operation unit CPU1 health With software timer When data does not
A2 CPU multi M
monitoring CPU mutual monitoring (detected at CPU2) change for Continues for
(Note 2) surveillance CPU2 health With software timer prescribed period of 20 seconds
A3 CPU multi F
monitoring (detect at CPU1) time or more
When timer is not CPU1: WDT level P M
Watch dog Level P interrupt reset for a Continues for CPU2: Major failure
timer (level P) signal monitoring prescribed period of 10 seconds occurs
time or more WDT level P F
Arithmetic operations are
CPU1: Arithmetic
executed with a known
Check of operation error M
Check of arithmetic calculating program and it Specified result of
arithmetic Detection is CPU2: Major failure
operation functions is assured that the arithmetic operation A0
operation made 2 time. occurs
of CPU specified results of was not obtained.
instructions Arithmetic
arithmetic operations are
operation error F
obtained.
Detection of faulty The gross sum of entire CPU1: ROM M
ROM program memory area of program memory Gross sum ≠ Known Detection is CPU2: Major failure
Sum check A0
monitoring (ROM) (ROM) is compared with data made 2 time. occurs
known data. ROM F
Specified data is written in CPU1: RAM M
Detection of faulty
RAM R/W the entire area of data Written value ≠ Detection is CPU2: Major failure
data memory A0
monitoring check memory (RAM), and then Read value made 2 time. occurs
(RAM)
read and compared. RAM F
Detection of faulty For the duplexed setting
setting value value memory, the gross Gross sum ≠ Known Detection is Setting value memory
Memory Sum check A1
memory (Initial sum is compared with data made 1 time. initial
monitoring
Setting monitor) known data.
memory Detection of faulty
monitoring setting value Contents of duplexed
Detection is
Verify check memory setting value memory are Mismatch C Setting value memory F
made 4 time.
(Continuous verified.
monitoring)
Detection of faulty Confirm whether the data of
Shared
shared memory shared memory is normal Detection is
memory Sum check Mismatch C Shared memory □
(communication (received data is compared made 4 time.
monitoring
between CPU) to sum value).
A/D converted value
A/D Detection of faulty A/D converted value of
was continued Continues for
accuracy Level check A/D conversion reference voltage is B A/D accuracy □
beyond the 10 seconds
monitoring circuit checked.
allowable range.
Continuing Confirm continuous
Analog monitoring generation of differential Difference continues
Detection of faulty Continues for
input of Level check current. beyond the C Id continuing ○ □
analog input circuit 60 seconds
monitoring differential allowable range.
current
Identical input converted
Date Difference of data
Detection of faulty data at CPU1 is compared Continues for
comparison Level check exceeded the C Ai Dual ○
analog input circuit to converted data at CPU2 60 seconds
monitoring allowable range.
(duplexed monitoring).
Relay output signal is fed
Output back to Di circuit, and
Detection of faulty Mismatch Continues for
response output command is C Do○ FB □
Do circuit (only for trip output) 1 seconds
Digital input/output unit check compared with output
monitoring response.
Input Detection of faulty
Signals are compared with Continues for
mismatch Di circuit Mismatch C Di Dual ○
duplexed Di circuits. 1 seconds
check (duplexed)
Primary side 100/110 V D0 －
Power supply unit Secondary side +5 V (Digital circuit power supply) D0 －
monitoring Secondary side +5 V, -5 V (Analog circuit power supply) D1 A/D accuracy □
Secondary side +24 V (Auxiliary relay power supply) D2 －
(Note 1) □: CPU classification (M: CPU 1 side, F: CPU 2 side), ○: fault location No.
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(2) Response when errors are detected
"Instrument
Error reset at LCD
"Good" "Error" error"
Classification Protection relay function Trip output screen
LED LED External
output
A0 OFF ON ON Halt Reset (Note 4) Impossible
A1 ON ON ON Halt Reset (Note 4) (Note 2)
A2 ON ON ON Halt Not reset (Note 3)
A3 ON ON ON Halt Not reset Impossible
The relay output is reset
B ON ON ON Not reset (Note 3)
during detection of error.
C ON ON ON Not halted Not reset (Note 3)
D0 OFF OFF ON Halt OFF Impossible
D1 ON ON ON Halt Not reset Impossible
D2 ON ON ON Halt OFF Impossible
(Note 2) When fault factors were removed, error reset can be carried out with the following procedure.
1) Switch menu selection SW from normal mode → setting change mode.
2) Since setting values were initialized, change to operation setting values.
3) Switch menu selection SW from setting change mode → normal mode.
4) Switch menu selection SW from normal mode → monitor mode to reset continuous monitoring error.
(Note 3) When fault factors were removed, error reset can be carried out.
(Note 4) Reset only the faulted CPU.
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4.3 Automatic Checking

Automatic checking is monitoring which is conducted in areas (such as trip output unit), which cannot be
fully monitored by the continuous monitoring. It is conducted with the relay function temporarily
suspended (for a short time).
Automatic checking starts automatically every 24 hours after the application of the auxiliary energizing
source of the relay. However it may be changed to an arbitrary time. Manual start of inspection is also
permitted.
(1) Inspection method

Do's, which are duplexed by main (M)/failsafe (fs), are alternately operated and their responses are
checked as shown in the time chart indicated below.
Inspection time is 250 ms or less.
(2) Monitored items

Description of contents Detection
time
Monitored Monitoring Conditions of detection Error message
Objective of period ･
items system Monitoring method of faults (Note)
monitoring number of
times
Digital output Output Detection of The Do circuit is activated
Do and Di are Instantane
unit action response faulty action of and its response is Do action ○ □
mismatched. ous
inspection check Do circuit checked with Di.
Digital output Output Detection of The Do circuit is restored
Do and Di are Instantane
unit reset response faulty reset of and its response is
mismatched. ous
Do restore ○ □
inspection check Do circuit checked with Di.
(Note) □: CPU classification (M: CPU 1 side, f: CPU 2 side)
(3) Retry inspection

In order to avoid excessive fault detection caused by external influences and temporary faults, when an
inspection error occurs, inspections will be carried out once again after a prescribed period of time (60
secs) has passed, to carry out reconfirmation. (Retry function)
• Inspection demands will be invalid until retry inspection is completed.
• When waiting for retry inspection, temporarily release relay function lock.
• When inspection start lock conditions are met during retry inspection start, retry inspection will not be
carried out.
• When inspection errors are detected once again during the retry inspection, error detection processing
will be carried out. In addition, when faults are not detected, inspection will be successfully finished.
(4) Response when errors are detected

When inspection faults are detected once again during retry inspection, error detection processing will
be carried out. Error detection processing is shown as follows.
Error 1. Instrument error output ON (continues until display returns)
processing 2. "ALARM" LED lit up (continues until display returns)
• When reset is carried out during "Automatic checking" of LCD, "error" will become "normal".
Return
When automatic checking is manually activated once again and there are no inspection errors occurring
processing
after approx. 60 secs, this means the causes of the fault were removed.
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(5) Lock conditions of inspection

In the following cases, inspection start will be locked.
1) During instrument error output, 2) during relay action, 3) during trip output (including the case where
there is a feed back signal), 4) For 5 secs after the inspection was completed
(6) Accident response

Accidents during inspection will be handled when the inspection has been completed. (Accident
response is handled when waiting for retry.)
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4.4 List of Error Messages
(Continuous monitoring)
Error message (Screen display) Error
Estimated
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Details of errors processing
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 fault location
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 *1
Arithmetic operation unit error (CPU1 side level 1 WDT) A0 MPU
W D T 1 L e v e l M
W D T 2 L e v e l M
W D T 3 L e v e l M
Arithmetic operation unit error (CPU1 side level P WDT) A0 MPU
W D T P L e v e l M
Arithmetic operation unit error (CPU mutual surveillance: A0 MPU
C P U M u l t i M CPU1 side fault)
W D T 1 L e v e l F
W D T 2 L e v e l F
W D T 3 L e v e l F
Arithmetic operation unit error (CPU2 side level P WDT) A0 MPU
W D T P L e v e l F
Arithmetic operation unit error (CPU mutual surveillance: CPU A0 MPU
C P U M u l t i F 2 side fault)
Arithmetic operation unit error (CPU1 side arithmetic A0 MPU
C a l c E r r o r M operation instructions)
Arithmetic operation unit error (CPU2 side arithmetic A0 MPU
C a l c E r r o r F operation instructions)
Memory error (CPU1 side ROM) A0 MPU
R O M M
Memory error (CPU2 side ROM) A0 MPU
R O M F
Memory error (CPU1 side RAM) A0 MPU
R A M M
Memory error (CPU2 side RAM) A0 MPU
R A M F
Memory error (Setting memory Initial monitoring) A1 MPU
N O V R A M i n i t i a l
Memory error (Setting memory Continuous monitoring) C MPU
N O V R A M F
Memory error (CPU1 side (2 → 1) shared memory) C MPU
D P R A M M
Memory error (CPU2 side (1 → 2) shared memory) C MPU
D P R A M F
Analog input error (CPU1 side A/D conversion accuracy) B MPU,Ai
A / D A c c u r . M
Analog input error (CPU2 side A/D conversion accuracy) B MPU,Ai
A / D A c c u r . F
Analog input error(CPU1 side first phase differential current C MPU,Ai
I d C o n t i . 1 M continuation: T101) , input change
Analog input error(CPU2 side first phase differential current C MPU,Ai

I d C o n t i . 1 F continuation: T101) , input change
Analog input error(CPU1 side second phase differential C MPU,Ai

I d C o n t i . 2 M current continuation: T101) , input change
Analog input error(CPU2 side second phase differential C MPU,Ai

I d C o n t i . 2 F current continuation: T101) , input change
Analog input error(CPU1 side third phase differential current C MPU,Ai

I d C o n t i . 3 M continuation: T101) , input change
Analog input error(CPU2 side third phase differential current C MPU,Ai

I d C o n t i . 3 F continuation: T101) , input change
Analog input error (duplex mismatch, _: Channel No.) C MPU,Ai

A i D u a l _
Digital output error (CPU1 side Di/Do mismatch, _: Output No. C Di,Do
D o _ F B M
Digital output error (CPU2 side Di/Do mismatch, _: Output No. C Di,Do
D o _ F B F
Digital output error (duplex mismatch, _: Input No. C Di
D i D u a l _
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(Automatic checking)
Error message (Screen display Error Estimate
1 1 1 1 1 1 Details of errors processing d fault
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 16
0 1 2 3 4 5 *1 location
D o O p e . _ M Digital output operation error (CPU1 side, _: Output No.) C Di,Do
D o O p e . _ F Digital output operation error (CPU2 side, _: Output No.) C Di,Do
D o R e s . M Digital output return error (CPU1 side, _: Output No.) C Di,Do
D o R e s . F Digital output return error (CPU2 side, _: Output No.) C Di,Do
*1
A0, A1: Arithmetic operation is stopped, external output is reset.
B: Arithmetic operation is carried out; relay output is reset during error detection.
C: Arithmetic operation is carried out.
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5.1 Mounting
The unit is mounted on a vertical board after holes are drilled as shown in the attached
drawings/according to the panel hole dimensions. The unit should be installed using the M5 nuts
included with the unit (in a total of 4 places), and should be installed a place with little vibration in a
manner that the upper surface of the unit should be set horizontally.
In addition, there are ventilation holes on the upper surface and lower surface of the relay. If
these holes are plugged, the relay internal temperature rises which may result in an error.
Therefore, do not place anything in a minimum 15 mm vicinity of the circumference of each
ventilation hole.
In the case where multiple relays are installed vertically, allow a space of 40 mm or more at the
front between the top of one relay and the bottom of the next.
5.2 Dismounting
For wiring outside the panel, since the rear surface connectors are composed of divided terminals,
connectors can be disassembled by loosening upper and lower screws while leaving the wiring untouched.
After this, loosen mounting screws described in section 5.1 to dismount the main unit. Dismounting
connectors should be carried out when auxiliary energizing source and AC input are not applied.
5.3 Wiring
Wiring to F-MPC2000 is classified as indicated below in general. Be careful so that contact will
not occur between them.
Classification Name
AC input • control wire VT/CT secondary, ZCT secondary, auxiliary energizing source wire,
input/output signal wire, CB control wire
Communication wire T-link cable, transducer output wire
Grounding wire Grounding wire
(1) AC input • control wire

• ZCT secondary is of weak signals. Therefore, take measures such as twisting wire (or twisting and
pairing treatment) so that it will not be affected by others.
• For input connection of the transformer unit, refer to section 5.4.
• The wiring of auxiliary energizing source should be as short as possible. Do not connect the wiring
parallel to a load which easily becomes a noise generation source.
(2) Communication wire

• Use specified cables such as KPEV-SB (0.5 sq) as T-link cables, and separate them from other wires.
• For transducer output wires, take measures such as twisting wires (or twisting and pairing treatment)
and separate them from the other wires.
(3) Grounding wire

• Lay the grounding wire of each relay individually, and separate it from other wires.
(4) Others
• Suitably arrange the connecting wires on the panel side so that no stress will be applied to terminals.
• The terminal screws are of size M3.5. Tighten them to suitable tightening torque.
(Recommended value: 0.88 N • m)
* When terminal screws are tightened from a diagonal direction,
this will cause breakage, etc. on the terminal screw mounting area of the terminal block, and there is
a risk that terminal screws cannot be completely tightened, so when tightening terminal screws care
should be taken with the driver angle and tightening torque, etc.
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5.4 Working Environment
Since this relay makes use of internal electronic components (such as IC), there is a possibility
that the performance will be affected by the environment of the place of use. Therefore, install the
relay in the environment that satisfies the working conditions indicated below, so that full
performance can be achieved.
■ Variation of the auxiliary energizing source voltage should not exceed the range of -20% to
+30% of the rated voltage.
■ Variation of the frequency should not exceed the range of±5% of the rated frequency.
■ The ambient temperature should not be less than 0˚C and should not be higher than 40˚C.
However, -10˚C to +50˚C is permitted for a few hours per day.
In addition, the storage temperature should be in the range of -20˚C to +60˚C, and no freeze-up
should occur.
■ The relative humidity should not exceed the range of 30% to 80% in the daily average.
■ The altitude should not exceed 2,000 m.
■ It should not be subjected to abnormal vibration, impact, inclination or to a magnetic field.
■ Should not be exposed to noxious smoke or gases, gases containing salt, water drips or vapor,
excessive dust or fine powder, explosive gases or fine powder, wind or rain.
■ Should not be exposed to excessive switching surges, lightning surges, radio waves and
electromagnetic field generated by electrostatic discharge.
Note) If there is a possibility that noise may be generated in the switchboard due to the
auxiliary relay, etc., a surge absorber, etc. should be installed.
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5.5 Alternating input for transformer units
In a percentage differential relay, the regular differential current is set to zero by matching the phase and
amount of primary detection current and secondary detection current of the transformer. In the
conventional method, for a transformer with Y/∆-connected winding, CT secondary circuit on primary side
was ∆-connected and CT secondary circuit on secondary side was Y-connected.
In this unit, CT secondary circuit is Y-connected regardless of transformer windings, and the amount of
current and phase are matched by software processing. For wire connection and alternating input for CT
secondary circuits of conventional units and this unit, refer to APPENDIX 3 at the end of the book.
Connecting method and matching (input switching setting and reference current setting) for CT
secondary circuit is shown below:
(1) CT secondary circuit connecting method
CT secondary circuit should be Y-connected to a relay regardless of transformer windings. (See the
following figure.)
Note that, for main CT, no wrong polarity or wire connection is allowed.
The amount of current and phases are matched by software processing.
To update a percentage differential relay with this unit using an existing CT wire connection, make
sure to connect the secondary circuit of the existing CT in a Y.
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(2) Example of setting with this unit
The following is an example of setting when numerical values are:

Primary: 10 MVA (Y), 66 kV, (CT ratio) 150/5A
Secondary: 10 MVA (∆), 3.3 kV, (CT ratio) 3,000/5A
(a) Input switching setting method

To match phases, it is required to set the input switching so that the internal software can perform
processing.
Set the input switching to the following values depending on the connecting method of transformer
windings on primary and secondary side:
① If transformer winding is Y(star)-connected:

For ∆ (delta) r-s (*1), switch the input to “2”, and
For ∆ (delta) r-t (*2), switch the input to “3”.
② If transformer winding is ∆(delta)-connected:
Switch the input to “1” [CT secondary is Y (star)-connected]
*1 ∆ (delta) r-s means that “line current leads by 30 degrees” with ∆ (delta) connection of
transformer.
*2 ∆ (delta) r-t means that “line current lags by 30 degrees” with ∆ (delta) connection of
transformer.
Check against the nameplate of transformer, or vector drawing and connection diagram provided
in the test record before setting the input switching.
For the relationship of input switching setting values to an induced voltage vector drawing and
connection diagram of a transformer, refer to APPENDIXES 1 and 2 at the end of the book.
(b) Reference current setting calculation method

Determine the relay input current value based on the max. capacity. Set this value respectively as
the reference current.
10MVA 5
Primary side ：   3  5.05(A)
3  66kV 150
10MVA 5
Secondary side ：   2.92(A)
3  3.3kV 3000
Note: If the transformer is of Y windings, multiply by √3 as the expression shown on the above to calculate the
reference current setting so that the software performs Y-∆ conversion (processing such as r-s).
(c) Unit setting

For the example above, set as shown below with this unit:
Primary reference current: 5.1 (A) / Primary input: 2 or 3
Secondary reference current: 2.9 (A) / Secondary input: 1
If the input current obtained by the above calculation is below the lower limit of reference current
setting (2.9A) or exceeds the upper limit of reference current setting (8.7A), reconsider either the
main CT ratio or reference current setting so that the input current stays within the upper/lower limits
by sliding the reference current setting with certain ratio.
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6.1 Turning Power on
This unit does not have switches for the auxiliary energizing source.
When auxiliary energizing source voltage is applied between D5 and D9 of the rear terminals, operation
will start.
After the application of the auxiliary energizing Power RUN ALARM RELAYOP COMM
source, the following are displayed.
■ "Power supply" LED (green) will be lit.

(This indicates the establishment of secondary Fuji-
side of auxiliary energizing source) Multiplefunction
■ "Normal" LED (green) will also be lit. Protector and
(This indicates that the CPU has started
operations) Controller
■ The indication shown on the right will be
displayed on the LCD screen. F-MPC2000
■ After 4 secs, the LCD display will be
extinguished. At this moment, all functions of
the internal relay will start operating.
6.2 Screen Display Configuration
Basic screen display configuration is shown as

follows.
This indicates current menu or mode.
N or ma l Me nu
When such indications as (1/3) are displayed, the
number on the right indicates the total number of F 1 : Pro tect. E l eme n t
pages and the number on the left indicates the current
page number.
F 2 : Me a s u r eme n t
F 3 : Mo n i t o r i ng
The details of displays vary depending on each
screen. F 4 : Set ting Indi cate
This indicates the assignment of functions, in the

current screen, of function keys (F1 to F4) which are
arranged at the bottom of display.
Pro tect. Mea sur Moni tor Set ting
This will be changed along with mode, etc. which is
indicated on display. F1 F2 F3 F4
(Ex. Press F1 → It changes to protection element
mode.)
When liquid crystal display (LCD) screen becomes hard to see during operations, adjust the
screen using the screen contrast adjustment level in the setting operation panel.
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6.3 How to Operate the Setting Indication Panel

The number of pages and number of items on the LCD screen in each mode varies by model
depending on the functions. However, mode types and change methods are common to all models.
The LCD screen displays used in the explanation in this chapter are typical ones.
6.3.1 How to Switch the Menu Setting Menu

The menu is roughly divided into the F 1 ： Setting Change
following 3 menus.
■ Normal menu
■ Setting menu “Setting” LED flashes.
■ Testing menu
Switching between these menus can be
achieved by the operating menu selection * Key SW = Normal
SW when each menu screen (list) (Fig. 6.1 ： Operate Start
to 3) is displayed. (Menu selection SW is
located inside the swinging type door at the Setting
right front.)
To switch normal menu→ setting menu, Fig. 6.1 Setting Menu Screen
press down menu selection SW (ᇞ) for 2
second or more. To switch normal menu →
testing menu, press down menu selection Normal Menu F103/F12
SW (▽) for 2 second or more. F 1 : Protect. Element
To switch setting menu → normal menu,
and testing menu → pressing menu F 2 : Measure.
selection switch (ᇞ▽) immediately switches F 3 : Monitorring
display to normal menu.
When the screen is not displayed, turn on F 4 : Setting Indicate “Normal” LED keeps on
lighting.
the screen by pressing the display ON/OFF
key.
Normal menu ⇒ Refer to section 6.4. Protect Measur. Monitor Setting

Setting menu ⇒ Refer to section 6.5.
Testing menu ⇒ Refer to section 6.6. Fig. 6.2 Normal Menu Screen
Te s t i n g Me n u
F1 ：Te s t i n g
“Test” LED flashes.
Te s t
Fig. 6.3 Testing Menu Screen
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6.4 Description of Functions of Normal

Menu N or ma l Me nu
Normal menu has the following modes.
■ Protection element mode F 1 : Pro tect. E l eme n t
■ Measure mode F 2 : Me a s u r eme n t
■ Monitor mode
■ Setting indication mode F 3 : Mo n i t o r i ng
Switching to these modes can be carried
out by pressing the function keys at the F 4 : Set ting Indi cate
bottom of the LCD screen. (Fig. 6.4)
Protection element mode ⇒ Refer to

section 6.4.1.
Measure mode ⇒ Refer to section 6.4.2. Pro tect. Mea sur Moni tor Set ting
Monitor mode ⇒ Refer to section 6.4.3.
Setting indication mode ⇒ Refer to F1 F2 F3 F4 ON/OFF
section 6.4.4.
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
Protection Measure Monitor Setting Display
element mode mode indication ON/OFF
mode mode
Fig. 6.4 Normal Menu Screen
During the protection relay action, as shown in Fig. 6.4, the character area of "F1: Protection element
mode" is displayed inversed (flickering).
When a monitoring error is detected and during operation of 30F, as shown in Fig. 6.4, the character
area of "F3: Monitor mode" is displayed inversed (flickering).
About LCD Light Extinguishing Function

■ In normal mode, when the display ON/OFF key is pressed, and when AUTO OFF function (when key
operation has not been carried out for 5 minutes) is activated, the LCD display will be extinguished.
■ If the display ON/OFF key is pressed when the LCD is not displayed, the LCD will display the last
screen mode before extinguished.
■ The LCD display will not be extinguished during setting menu, testing menu, relay action or the period
that monitoring errors are detected.
About Automatic Reset Function of Menu Switching

■ When no operations are carried out in the testing menu and setting menu for a continued period of 30
minutes, the display will automatically change to the normal menu. In these cases, forced operation /
lock, forced measurement, and the data of relay output selection which are set in testing menu will be
all cleared. New set values input in the setting menu will not be used and current set values will be
used for operation.
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6.4.1 Protection Element Mode
The protection element mode has a protection element screen and fault record screen.
The protection element screen displays the protection elements (relay) mounted in the unit. It also
inversely displays the protection elements, which were activated on the occurrence of the fault. (Fig. 6.5,
6.6)
The inversed display appears when trip conditions are met, and the display is held until reset.
* When inversed display is not reset and other relays are activated, relay display which were displayed
will not disappear and both relays will be displayed. ("or" display)
* The "RY operation" LED (red) lights up during relay action as well as "F1: Protection element mode" in
the normal menu screen is inversely displayed (flickering).
Protect. Element Protect. Element

INST r INST s INST t INST r INST s INST t  The relays in action
are inversely
DT r DT s DT t DT r DT s DT t displayed.
OC r OC s OC t OC r OC s OC t
DG OP RV DG OP RV
Record Reset Menu Record Reset Menu

Fig. 6.5 Screen of protection elements Fig. 6.6 Screen of protection elements (on
(in normal state) occurrence of fault)
F1: To change to fault record screen (Fig. 6.7).

F3: To reset inversed display.
F4: To return to normal menu screen.
The fault record screen displays the current, etc. which was recorded during the relay action.
(Fig. 6.7)
When the relay action is activated once again after display, the display will be updated.
(However, the unit where the UV relay is mounted will hold the first information)
Values are cleared by either resetting or turning the power supply off.
Protect. Element
Fault Record
A r ：３５．０６ｋ
A s ：３５．０３ｋ
Recoded during relay action
A t ：３５．０２ｋ
A 0 ：０．１７８
Next Reset Protect.

Fig. 6.7 Screen of protection elements (on occurrence of fault)
F1: To change the page (only for a model with multiple pages). (Return to the first page when the
key is pressed in the last page.)
F3: To reset fault record.
F4: To return to protection element screen.
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■ How to reset relay action display

Operating procedure/result LCD screen and LED's
RELAY OP
Protect. Element
INST r INST s INST t
1 Keep pressing the F3 key (RESET) for one DT r DT s DT t

second. OC r OC s OC t
DG OP RV
Record Reset Menu
Inversed display is reset, and the "RELAY OP"

LED goes out. RELAY OP
Protect. Element
INST r INST s INST t
DT r DT s DT t
OC r OC s OC t
DG OP RV
Record Reset Menu
Reset is not permitted while relay operation is continuing.
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■ Method for reset of fault record data

Operating procedure/result LCD screen
Protect. Element
Fault Record
A r ：３５．０６ｋ
A s ：３５．０３ｋ
1 Press the F3 key (RESET). A t ：３５．０２ｋ
A 0 ：０．１７８
Next Reset Protect.
The data, which is the object of the reset, is

inversed.
Protect. Element
Fault Record
A r ：３５．０６ｋ
３５．０６ｋ
A s ：３５．０３ｋ
３５．０３ｋ
2 Press the F3 key (RESET) again within two A t ：３５．０２ｋ
３５．０２ｋ
seconds.
A 0 ：０．１７８
０．１７８
Next Protect.
The data is reset.
* The fault record data is overwritten when a new fault occurs, even if no reset operation is performed.
(However, for a unit where the UV relay is installed, update will be locked until the protection element is reset.)
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6.4.2 Measure Mode
The measure mode displays various measured values of the system during normal operations. The
display update period is one second.
* When the input is under a certain value, "0" is displayed as the value.
* When the input exceeds the measuring range, the maximum (or minimum) value of the measuring
range is displayed as the measured value.
Measure. ( 1 / 3 ) A ← A or % is displayed at the time of display of current

measured value.
A r ： 5006
A s ： 5003
A t ： 5002
A 0 ： 0.178
CT Primary ： 6 0 0 0A ← CT primary setup is displayed at the time of display of

current measured value.
Next A/% Reset Menu
Fig. 6.8 Measure screen1
F1: To change the page (only for a model involving multiple pages). (Return to the first page when the
key is pressed in the last page.)
F2: To switch A display or % display at the time of display of current measured value.
F3: To reset data of maximum value display.
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■ How to reset measured maximum value data (Zero sequence current, voltage)
Measure. ( 1 / 3 ) A
A r ： 5006
A s ： 5003
A t ： 5002
1 Press the F3 key (RESET). A 0 ： 0.178
CT Primary ： 6 0 0 0A
Next A/% Reset Menu

inversed.
A r ： 5006
A s ： 5003
A t ： 5002
2 Press the F3 key (RESET) again within two A 0 ： 0.178
seconds.
Next A/% Reset Menu
The data is reset.

A r ： 5006
A s ： 5003
A t ： 5002
A 0 ： 0
Next A/% Reset Menu
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6.4.3 Monitor Mode
The monitor mode permits display of 30F display status, display of information on each monitor
(continuous monitoring, automatic checking, apparatus monitoring), display of T-link transmission status
or for manual checking to be carried out.
* The "ALARM" LED (red) lights up when the result of any of the continuous monitoring or automatic
checking are incorrect.
* For display of T-link, "Under Suspension" is displayed in OR during suspension of transmission or when
an abnormality occurs.
In addition, "ALARM" LED display and output of "instrument error" will not be carried out even when
abnormalities occur.
When changing from the normal mode, the monitoring screen displays a list of results of each
monitoring. It also plays the role of a sub menu screen to change to the detailed information screen of
each monitoring and to the detailed screen of the 30F display. (Fig. 6.9, 6.10)
Fig. 6.9 Monitor screen (when no item is selected)

No selection (when transition from
normal menu occurs)
30F indicate
Continuous
monitor
Automatic
checking
Apparatus
Monitor
Fig 6.11 Items which can be selected when the F2 key is

Fig. 6.10 Monitoring screen (when automatic checking pressed
is selected)
F2: To select an item to change to a detail screen. (The selected item is inversely displayed.)
* No item is selected in the initial state where the change to the monitoring screen is carried out
from the normal menu screen (Fig. 6.9, 6.11).
However, when a monitoring error is involved, the incorrect item is displayed from the beginning.
In addition, when the 30F display is in a hold state, the 30F display is selected from the
beginning.
F3: To make changes to the detail screen of the selected item.
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■ 30F display
30F display screen displays external input state. (Fig. 6.12)
In addition, the display of status is displayed separately for each element. (Hold • status •
no-display)
Mo n i t o r i n g
3 0F Indi cate
I N0 1 I N0 2 I N0 3
← Displays external input state
I N0 4 I N0 5
L i s tRes .
Fig. 6.12 30F display screen (with input)
F3: To return to the monitoring screen (list display).

F4: To reset details of display.
■ Continuous monitoring
The continuous monitoring screen displays error messages
of the continuous monitoring. (Fig. 6.13)
Monitorring
Automatic Check ( 1 / 2 ) ← Error messages are displayed.
(Up to the five latest error messages are displayed.)
Next List Reset
Fig. 6.13 Continuous monitoring screen (When any error occurs)
F3: To return to the monitor screen (list display).

F4: To reset error messages.
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■ Automatic checking
The automatic checking (1/2) screen displays error messages of the automatic checking.
(Fig. 6.14)
Mo n i t o r i n g
A u t o . Che ck. ( 1 )
DO Oｐ e . 1 ← Error messages are displayed.
(Up to the five latest error messages are displayed.)
Nex t L i s tRes .
Fig. 6.14 Automatic checking (1/2) screen (When any error occurs)
F1: To switch page.

F4: To reset error messages.
The automatic checking (2/2) screen displays the number of times of checking and the length of
time before the next automatic checking (may be reset in the test mode), and conducts manual
checking. (Fig. 6.15)
Mo n i t o r i n g
A u t o . Che ck. ( 2 )
← The number of times of automatic checking
Che ck. Cou nt ： 8 (including manual checking) is displayed.
Che ck. Tim er ：2 3 h0 2m Return to 0 time after 999 times.
← The length of time before the next automatic
checking is displayed.
(It is displayed rounded up to minute units.)
Checking is conducted one minute after 00h1m
was reached.
※ F 4 ： Che ck. s t a r t (The display then changes to 24h00m.)
* Reset may be made in the test mode.
Nex t L i s t Sta rt
Fig. 6.15 Automatic checking (2/2) screen
F1: To switch page.

F4: To conduct manual checking.
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■ Apparatus monitor
Apparatus monitor screen displays the results of CB opening/closing time monitoring and trip coil
disconnection monitoring individually. (Fig. 6.16)
Monitorring
Apparatus Monitor.
C B Open Time ： 0 ． 0 0 s ← The words“CB opening time” are inverted and flicker if
there is any abnormality in the CB opening time.
CB Close Time ： 0 ． 0 0 s ← The words“CB closing time” are inverted and flicker if
there is any abnormality in the CB closing time.
Trip Coil ： Good
List Reset
Fig. 6.16 Apparatus Monitor Screen

F4: To reset the abnormality content and CB opening/closing time measured value.
Note: CB opening/closing time is measured up to 2.00 s.
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■ How to conduct manual checking

1 Display "Monitor mode" ⇒ "Automatic checking
(1/2)" ⇒ "Automatic checking (2/2)" screens.
Mo n i t o r i n g
A u t o . Che ck. ( 2 )
2 Press the F4 key (Effect).
Che ck. Cou nt ： 8
* When inspection lock conditions are met,
inspection will not be activated. Che ck. Tim er ：2 3 h0 2m
※ F 4 ： Che ck. s t a r t
Inspection is conducted and the number of times
of checking increases.
Mo n i t o r i n g
* Inspection timer will not be reset.
A u t o . Che ck. ( 2 )
Che ck. Tim er ：2 3 h0 2m
※ F 4 ： Che ck. s t a r t
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■ How to reset continuous monitoring error/automatic checking error

How to reset continuous monitoring errors is described in this section. Reset of automatic
checking errors can be performed in the same manner.
Display "Monitor mode" ⇒ "Continuous
monitoring" screens. ALARM
1 Keep pressing the F4 key (RESET) for one Monitorring

second.
Automatic Check ( 1 / 2 )
Next List Reset
If the continuous monitoring errors return to

normal, the error messages will disappear and the ALARM
"ALARM" LED goes out. (Instrument error output is
also reset)
Mo n i t o r i n g
* When automatic checking is reset, even when Co n t i n u o u s Moni Tor.
errors have not been recovered, a reset will be
carried out.
After manual checking is carried out, make sure
to check once again.
L i s t Re s .
* If multiple details of errors are present, only the details of monitoring, which have become normal,
will go out.
* The "ALARM" LED lights up by OR of continuous monitoring error, automatic checking error and
apparatus monitoring error. Therefore, if multiple monitoring errors are involved, the "ALARM"
LED will not go out unless all errors are reset in each screen.
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■ How to reset apparatus monitoring errors and CB opening/closing time measured values.
Screen is switched from“Monitoring mode”to
“Apparatus monitor” ALARM
1 Press the F4 key (RESET).
Note: No need to keep pressing the key unlike

other monitoring error resets.
If the contents of apparatus monitoring errors

return to normal, the error messages disappear ALARM
and the "ALARM" LED goes out.
The CB opening/closing time measured values are

inverted at the same time.
2 Press the F4 key (RESET) again within two

seconds.
The opening/closing time measured values are

reset. ALARM
Monitorring
Apparatus Monitor.
C B Open Time ： 0 ． 0 0 s
C B Close Time ： 0 ． 0 0 s
Trip Coil ： Good
List Reset
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6.4.4 Setting Indication Mode

The setting indication mode is used to display current setting values of protective relays and timers,
etc. (Fig. 6.17)
Setting Indicate ( 1 / 4 )
INST Current ： 8 0A
D T Current ： 8 0A
D T Timer ： 2．0 s
OC Curve ： S I
OC Current ： 1 2．0A
OC Time Multipl. ： 2 0 ． 0
Next Menu
Fig. 6.17 Setting indication screen (general)
F1: To switch page. (Return to the first page if the key is pressed in the last page.)
F4: To return to the normal menu.
Setting indication screen of input selection, output selection, and T-link selection is located one layer
down from the general setting indication screen. Press the relevant function key in the page where each
function is listed.
Setting Indicate ( 3 / 4 ) Setting Indicate

CT Primary ： 6 0 0 0A Input Select ： INST
(E) VT Primary ： 1 5 4 kV
Control ： 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Setting ： 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
F 2 ： Input Select
F 3 ： Output Select
⇒
⇒
Next Input Output Menu List

Fig. 6.18 Setting indication screen (Input/output selection) Fig. 6.19 Setting indication screen (Detail screen of input
selection)
F1: To switch page. F1, F2: To select elements to be displayed.

(Return to the first page if the key is pressed in F4: To return to the setting indication screen.
the last page.)
F2: To switch to the setting indication screen for
Ryselection. (Fig. 6.19)
F3: To switch to the setting indication screen for
output selection.
F4: To return to the normal menu.
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6.5 Description of Functions of Setting Menu

The setting change mode is in the setting menu.
To go to this mode, as shown in Fig. 6.1, F1 (setting) should be pressed. The display will be switched
to the display shown in Fig.6.20 below.
6.5.1 Setting Change Mode

The setting change mode is used to set protective functions and set various functions.
When switching from the setting menu, the setting change screen (list) displays a list of details of
setting. It also acts as a sub menu screen to switch to the operating screen to change each setting item.
(Fig. 6.20)
Setting Indicate ( 1/ 4 )
INST Current ： 8 0 A The value shown on the right side indicates either the
D T Current ： 8 0 A current set value or new set value.
(If a change operation is not carried out, the current set
D T Timer ： 2 ． 0 s value is displayed.)
OC Curve ： S I
Next Menu
Fig. 6.20 Setting change screen (general)
F2: To select items to switch to the setting change screen (item selection).
(The selected item is inversely displayed.)
F3: To change to the setting change screen (operation) for the selected item.
F4: To return to the setting menu screen. (When operation is completed, make sure to press the key to
return to the setting menu.)
In Fig.6.20, when changing the INST setting, if the F2 (item) is pressed one time, the display will be
switched to the display shown in Fig. 6.21 below.
Setting Indicate ( 1/ 4 )
INST Current ： 8 0 A In this state, when the F3 (change) is pressed, the
display will be switched to the display shown in the
D T Current ： 8 0 A following Fig. 6.22
DT Timer ： 2．0 s
OC Curve ： S I
Next Menu
Fig. 6.21 Setting change screen (item selection)
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The setting change (operation) screen is used to change the setting for each setting item. (Fig. 6.22,
23)
← The setting range is displayed.
← The setting step is displayed.

(It will not be displayed if the step cannot be defined.)
← The current setting value is displayed.
←The new setting value is displayed
Fig. 6.22 Setting change screen (operation)
F1, F2: To set new setting value. (Numerical number will be increased or decreased by 1 step. When it
is pressed continually, the screen will scroll at high speed.)
F3: To return to the setting change screen (list).
← Inversed.
Fig. 6.23 Setting change screen (operation) (when setting value is changed by F1 and F2 keys)
F3: To write the value changed by F1, F2 keys as a new setting value.
* After this is written, the display of F3 key will return to “List”.
F4: To return the value changed by F1, F2 keys to the current setting value.
Precautions related to setting change

■ After settings are changed, the display returns to the setting menu screen, and by setting the menu
selection SW to "Normal", new set values will be used. During changes of setting, operations are
carried out using current set values.
■ If setting is made in such a manner that the relation of INST current ≧ DT current ≧ OC current
is not satisfied, a "relative value error" occurs upon return to the setting change menu. (Message
"Relative error (INST ≧ DT ≧ OC)" is displayed on the screen.)
■ When changes are carried out other than in the setting change menu, or when a relative value error
occurs in the setting change menu, it will return to the normal menu when the menu selection SW is
set to "Normal ". However the setting will not be changed and the current setting value will be used.
At this time, the message "* Setting change failed" will be displayed at the bottom of the normal
menu screen.
■ A T-link address may be set when the transmission unit (optional) is mounted.
■ When setting an address of T-link transmission, perform the setup when no transmission is in
progress. If a T-link address is changed during transmission, an alarm occurs on the transmission
master side. This is because the address before re-setup has disappeared.
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■ How to perform a setting change (Ex.: where DG Current setting value is changed from
10.0mA to 5.0mA)
1 Display the normal menu screen.
(If the LCD is out, turn it on using the display No rma l Me n u
ON/OFF key.)
F 1 : Pro tect. E l e m e n t
2 Press down the menu selection SW (△) for 2
seconds or more to set to "Setting". The "Setting"
LED will be lit. F 3 : Mo n i t o r i n g
F 4 : Set ting Indi cate

The setting menu screen appears.
* When the display is changed to the normal menu
screen from the screen other than this screen, "*
Setting change failed" will be displayed at the Set t i ng Me n u
bottom of the normal menu screen.
In addition, if changes of setting are not carried out F 1 ： Set ting Chang e
at that moment, the current setting will be used.
3 Press the F1 key (Setting).
SW=N o r ma l
：Op e r a t e s t a r t
Set ting
The setting change (1) (list) screen appears.
* The number of pages and the items to be set

vary by model.
4 Select the page containing the item to be changed,

by pressing the F1 key (Next page). (In this case,
the DG Current is located on page 2. Therefore,
press the F1 key once.)
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The screen of the desired page in the setting
change (list) will appear.
Setting Change ( 2 / 4 )
DG Current ： 1 0 ． 0mA
5 Select the item to be changed, by pressing the F2
key (Item). OVG Voltage ： 5 0V
(In this case, the DG Current is the first item from
the top. Therefore, press the F2 key once.) DG Timer ： 3 0．0 0 s
OP ： 7 0 %
OP Timer ： 5．0 s
RV Timer ： 5．0 s
Next Item Change Menu
The inverse for item selection is displayed at the

DG current.
6 Press the F3 key (Change).
The DG current change operation screen appears.
7 Change the new setting value using F1 key (↑:

increase) and F2 key (↓: decrease). (In this case,
press the F2 key (↓) four times.
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When the F1key (↑) is pressed once, the new
setting value changes to 11V and it is inversely
displayed.
In addition, the F3 key changes from "LIST" to
"Change".
After this, when the F1 key (↑) is pressed, the new
setting value becomes 50 V.
8 Press the F3 key (Set).
* The new setting value can be returned to the

current setting value by pressing the F4 key
(RESET).
The inversed display of the new setting value

disappears, and the new setting value is written.
(The current setting will still be used.)
In addition, the F3 key changes from “Change" to
"LIST".
9 Press the F3 key (List).
* The new setting value can be returned to the

current setting value by pressing the F4 key
(RESET).
It will return to the list screen.

The setting value display will be changed to the
new setting value.
10 Press the F4 key (menu).
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Return to the setting menu screen occurs.
(Message "SW = Normal mode: Operation start" is
displayed.) Set t i ng Me n u
F 1 ： Set ting Chang e
11 Press the menu selection SW ( ▽ ) to set to
"Normal".
SW=N o r ma l
：Op e r a t e s t a r t
Set ting
Return to the normal menu screen and start
operations using the new setting value from this
moment. N or ma l Me nu
F 1 : Pro tect. E l eme n t
F 3 : Mo n i t o r i ng
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■ How to set the Ry selection (Ex.: When alarm output of DT is changed from "Hold" to
"Status")
(Output selection and T-link selection are in set the same way)

1 Select "Input selection" in the setting change (3/4)
(list) screen and press the F3 key (change).
Setting Change ( 3/4 )
CT Primary ： 6000A
(E) VT Primary ： 1 5 4 k V
Control ：11100000
Input Select
Output Select
Next Item Change Menu
2 Press the F1 key (↑) or the F2 key (↓) and select

items to be set.
(In this case, since DT is the second, press the F1
key once.)
The DT menu screen appears.
3 Press the F3 key (Change).
A screen detailing the DT setting changes

appears.
4 Press the F1 key (→) and select an item to be set.

(In this case, since "Alarm" (H) is to be selected,
press the F1 key third times.)
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The item to be set is selected.
(In this case, "Alarm" (H) is selected.)
5 Press the F2 key (Set) to change the setting.

(In this case, "Alarm" (H) is changed to 0)
* It switches between 0 ⇔ 1 every time the F2
key is pressed.
(Output selection and T-link selection will
change from 0 to F)
When there are other items to be changed, repeat

4 and 5. (In this case, select "Alarm" and change
to 1.)
Complete setting of all items of selected elements.
6 Press the F3 key (List).
Return to the DT menu screen.
7 When the F4 key (list) is pressed, the setting menu

screen appears.
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6.6 Description of Functions of Testing Menu

The testing mode is in the testing menu.
To change to this mode, in Fig. 6.3, when the F1 (test) is pressed, the display will be switched to the
display shown in Fig. 6.24 below.
6.6.1 Test Mode

The test mode is used to conduct special operations such as carrying out various tests such as lamp
tests and forced actions.
When switching from the test menu, the test screen (list) acts as a sub menu screen to conduct lamp
tests or to change to the execution screen (detail) for each test (RESET) item. (Fig. 6.24)
← Carries out checks of LEDs in the front of the relay (all lit up).
← Displays the operation state of all elements of the relay.
← Reset the number of checking times and the checking timer
← Carries out forced actions/lock operation of the relay element.
← Reset of Wh and var h.
← Selects relays to be output to the output observation terminals

during testing.
← Configures forced setting of measuring data to be

transmitted using T-link.
Fig. 6.24 Test screen (list)
F1: To change the page.

F2: To select items to be tested (RESET). (The selected item is inversely displayed.)
* No item is selected in the initial state when it is changed to the test screen (list) from the test
menu screen.
F3: To make changes to the detail screen of the selected item.
* When lamp test is selected, this becomes the “Conduct” key, and each LED lights up when the
F3 key is pressed.
F4: To return to testing menu screen.
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■ Protection Detail Indication

For relay operation testing, etc., the operation details display screen displays the relay operation
state of both the main and the fs separately. (Fig. 6.25)
In addition, in the operation display, the relay in action is inversely displayed. (The protection
element screen of the protection element mode retains the activated relay.)
In addition, during integration external frames are displayed for relay which has reverse time
characteristics, and when any operations occur, the display will changed to an inversed display.
← During integration of OC (external frame)
← During operation of OCfs (inversed)
Fig. 6.25 Operation details display screen
F3: To return to test screen (list).
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■ Automatic checking reset

The screen for automatic checking reset is used to reset (clear) the number of times of checking and
set the checking timer (residual time). (Fig. 6.26-1, Fig. 6.26-2)
It is possible to change the execution time of daily automatic checking by setting the checking timer
(residual time).
Tes t i ng
A u t o . Che ck. Res e t
Che ck. Cou nt ： 2 8 ← Becomes 0 time when reset.
I t emL i s t Re s .
Fig. 6.26-1 Automatic checking reset screen (when resetting number of times of checking)
F2: To select an item. (The selected item is inversely displayed.)

* No item is selected in the initial state when changing to the automatic checking reset screen
from the test screen (list).
F4: To reset the number of times of checking. (When the key is pressed once and then pressed again
within 2 seconds it will be reset.)
Tes t i ng Tes t i ng
A u t o . Che ck. Res e t A u t o . Che ck. Res e t
Che ck. Cou nt ： 2 8 Che ck. Cou nt ： 2 8
Che ck. Tim er ：2 3 h0 2m Che ck. Tim er ：2 3 h0 2m
I t emL i s t Re s . I t emL i s t Re s .
Fig. 6.26-2 Automatic checking reset screen Fig. 6.26-3 Automatic checking reset screen
(When selecting the checking timer item) (During setting time/minute of the checking timer)
F1: To change to the screen shown in Fig. F1: To select hour (h) and minute (m) of the
6.26-3. checking timer.
F2: To select an item. F2: To scroll the time repeatedly from 0 h to 23
F3: To return to test screen (list). h and minute from 0 m to 59 m.
F4: This key is invalid in this screen. F3: To write the checking timer set by the F2
key and change to the screen shown in
Fig. 6.26-2. At this moment, the new
checking timer will be adopted.
F4: Before the checking timer is written using
the F3 key, this returns the checking timer
to the previous value before the change
and switches to the screen shown in Fig.
6.26-2.
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■ Forced operation/lock
The forced operation/lock screen is used to execute forced operation of relays or locking during
testing. (Fig. 6.27.6.28)
The forced operation/lock function is valid only in the testing menu. (It is invalid in the normal menu
and setting menu.)
Test
Forced Operate / Lock
INST r DT t OVG
INST s OC r OP
INST t OC s RV
DT r OC t A LM
DT s DG
Item List Start
Fig. 6.27 Forced operation/lock screen
F2: To select an item (element) where forced operation/lock will be carried out. (The selected item is
inversely displayed.)
↓
No selection
↓
INSTr
↓
INSTs
↓
・
・
RV
↓
ALM
Fig 6.29 Items which can be selected when the F2 key is

Fig. 6.28 Forced operation/lock screen (during pressed
setting an item)
F2: To select an item (element) where forced operation / lock will be carried out.
If the "Item" key is pressed when the last item is selected, the display will return to the screen (Fig.
6.27) before item selection.
F3: Selects forced operation (S)/forced lock (L) for the selected item. ("S" or "L" will be displayed at the
right side of the element.)
In addition, if the F3 key is pressed when the "Relay action" LED is lit, the LED will be extinguished.
F4: Carries out forced operations or forced lock for the set item. (It will be output while the key is pressed
down.)
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■ Reset of Wh and varh

Wh/varh reset screen is the screen to reset integrated values of Wh and varh. They can be reset by
item. (Fig. 6.30)
Test
W h / var h Reset
Wh + ： 0
Wh - ： 0
var h + ： 1 4 3 3 5 M
var h - ： 0
Item List Start
Fig. 6.30 Wh/varh Reset Screen
F2: To select items to be reset (RESET). (The selected item is inversely displayed.)
Note: No item is selected in the initial state when changing to the Wh/varh reset screen from the test
screen.
F3: To return to the test screen (list).
F4: To reset the selected items
■ Forced measurement
The forced measurement screen is used to carry out forced setting of measured data which is
transmitted through T-link. (Fig. 6.31)
The forced measurement function is valid only in the testing menu. (It is invalid in the normal menu
and setting menu.)
Fig. 6.31 Forced measurement screen (item selection) Fig. 6.32 Forced measurement screen (measured value
setting)
F2: To select an item to execute forced
measurement. F1, F2: To select forced measured value
(The selected item is inversely displayed.) (numerical number will be increased or
F3: To return to test screen (list). During selection, decreased by 1 step). When it is pressed
the F3 key will change from "List" to continually, the screen will scroll at high
"Selection", and when the F3 key is pressed, speed.)
the display will change to the measured value F3: To return to the item selection screen
setting screen (Fig. 6.32). (Fig. 6.31).
F4: To turn T-link output of forced measured
value "ON". During transmission, the F4 key
change from "ON" to "OFF" and when the F4
key is pressed, T-link output of forced
measured value will turn OFF.
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■ Relay output selection
The relay output selection screen is used to select a relay to be output to the output observation terminal
during testing. (Fig. 6.33, Fig. 6.34)
Multiple items can be selected.
The relay output selection function is valid only in the testing menu. (It is invalid in the normal menu and
setting menu.)
Fig. 6.33 Relay output selection screen (When no item is selected)
F2: To select an item where relay output is carried out. The display change to the item selection screen (Fig.
6.34).
F3: To return to the testing screen (list).
F4: To switch the main relay individual output (M), fail-safe relay individual output (fs), AND output of main
relay and fail-safe relay (M, Fs), and output off (OFF).
↓
No selection
↓
INSTr
↓
INSTs
・
・
↓
RV
↓
RVT
Fig. 6.34 Relay output selection screen (when item is selected) Fig 6.35 Items which can be selected when
the F2 key is pressed
F2: To select an item where relay output is carried out. The display change to the item selection screen (Fig.
6.33).
F3: To select ON / OFF of output for selected item. (When ON is selected, "S" will be displayed at the right
side of the element.)
F4: To switch the main relay individual output (M), fail-safe relay individual output (fs), AND output of main
relay and fail-safe relay (M, Fs), and output off (OFF).
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■ Changing to the testing menu - How to conduct lamp test
1 Display the normal menu screen.
(If the LCD is out, turn it on by using the display
ON/OFF key.) No rma l Me n u
F 1 : Pro tect. E l e m e n t
2 Press down the menu selection SW (▽) for F 2 : Me a s u r eme n t
2 seconds or more to set to "Testing". "Testing"
LED will be lit. F 3 : Mo n i t o r i n g
The testing menu appears.
Tes t i ng Me n u
F1：Tes t i ng
3 Press the F1 key (Test).
Tes t
The test (list) screen appears.
4 Select lamp test by pressing the F2 key (Item).
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The inverse for item selection is displayed at the
lamp test.
5 Press the F3 key (Effect).
All LEDs will be lit up.

(LEDs will be lit up while the key is pressed.)
* The number of LEDs varies depending on

models.
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■ How to reset automatic checking data

The method to reset the number of times of checking is shown below.
1 Select an item to be reset by pressing the F2 key
(Item) in the automatic checking reset screen. (In
this case, press the F2 key 1 times) Tes t i ng
Che ck. Cou nt ： 2 8
2 Press the F4 key (RESET).
inversed.
Tes t i ng
3 Press the F4 key (RESET) again within two
seconds.
Che ck. Cou nt ： 2 8
The data is reset.
Tes t i ng
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■ How to execute forced operation/lock

(Case of execution of forced operation of DG element)
Select an item (element) to execute forced
1 (Common)
operation/lock by pressing the F2 key (Item) in the

forced operation/lock screen.
(In this case, press the F2 key 8 times)
Press the F3 key (S/L).

2 (Forced operation)
The character "S" is displayed alongside the

selected item, which indicates that forced
operation of the DG element has been selected.
When the F4 key (Effect) is pressed, the DG relay

will be activated. (It will operate while the key is
pressed)
* For elements which have a time limit setting,

press the key for the set time limit or more.
3 (Forced operation)
To return to the test screen (list), press the F2 key

(Item) to clear all items.
The F3 key changes from "S/L" to "List".
* It is possible to set multiple items and carry out forced operations.

* Even when the setting is locked, if forced operations are carried out the relay will be activated.
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In status 2 (when "S" is displayed), if the F3 key
(S/L) is pressed once again, the character "L" will
be displayed next to the selected item, which
indicates that a forced lock has been carried out
on the DG element.
4 (Forced lock)
* To return to the test screen (list), press the F2

key (Item) to clear all items.
The F3 key changes from "S/L" to "List".
* The forced operation/lock is valid only in the testing menu. When the display is changed to other menus, forced
operation/lock will be canceled.
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6.7 When a Fault/Monitoring Error Occurs

When a fault occurs
RELAY OP
◇ The "RY operation" LED lights up.
→ Reset is carried out by resetting the operation
elements in the protection element screen
◇ "F1: Protection element mode" in the normal menu

inverses and flickers. → Reset is carried out by resetting
operations in the protection element screen.
F1 ↓ ↑ F4
◇ The elements which are activated in the protection

element screen are inversed.
F1 ↓ ↑ F4
◇ Fault record values are written in the fault record screen.
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When a monitoring
error occurs
ALRAM
◇ The "ALARM" LED lights up.
→ Reset is carried out by resetting the continuous
monitoring or automatic checking.
◇"F3: Monitoring mode" in the normal menu

inverses and flickers. → Reset is carried out by resetting
operations in the protection element screen.
F3 ↓ ↑ F4
◇ "NG" is displayed on items where an error is detected

in the monitoring screen.
→ Reset can be carried out by resetting the continuous monitor or
automatic checking .
F3 ↓ ↑ F4
◇ The error messages are displayed in the screen

(continuous monitoring or automatic checking ) of the item for
which "NG" was displayed in the monitoring screen.
The display ON/OFF key and AUTO OFF functions do not work while the relay operation is being
displayed or while a monitoring error is being displayed.
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6.8 Status Switching Diagram of Screen Operations
: Automatic switching
: Switched using the menu selection SW
: Switched using the function keys
Setting change mode
Setting menu Item list (1/n) Relay setting
Power ON
Protection element mode
Normal menu Protection Fault record

Initial screen
element (1/n)
Measure mode
Measurement
(1/n)
Monitor mode
Monitoring
30F display
screen
Continuous
monitor
Automatic
checking (1/2)
Apparatus monitor
Setting indication mode
Item list (1/n)
Test mode
Lamp test
Testing menu Item list Operation
detail display
Automatic
checking reset
Forced
operation/lock
Relay output
selection
Wh/varh reset
Forced measurement
(Note) The number of pages, n, in the screen varies depending on the model.
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7.1 Inspection Item
This relay is a digital device and provides an automatic monitoring function. Therefore, almost no
maintenance is required. However, it is recommended that inspection of the items described below is also
conducted to discover problems in areas outside of the scope of the automatic monitoring function and also
to prevent problems before they occur. A list of portions and functions which can be maintained by the
inspections indicated below is shown in Table 7.1.
(1) Routine patrol inspection

The principal purpose is to check the external appearance, structure, etc. around relays and
distribution panel. To be conducted once every few months.
(2) Periodic inspection
The principal purpose is to check the protective relay functions, characteristics, etc. To be conducted
once every few years. In addition, periodic inspections should be conducted with the relay protective
functions suspended (execution of trip lock).
Also, additional inspections should be conducted in the necessary scope, if any of the circumstances
indicated below arise.
(1) When a risk of errors occurring during routine patrol inspections or periodic inspections is
recognized.
(2) When an error occurs in the automatic monitoring (continuous monitoring, automatic inspection)
functions.
(3) When relay setting values and/or sequence circuits, etc. were changed.
Table 7.1 Items requiring maintenance and inspection
◎: A full check is required. ○: A check of general status changes is required.
Maintenance
Automatic
Item and inspection Check method Explanation/remarks
monitoring
Patrol Periodic
1 Damage to fitted devices and to － ○ － Visual check Check the protective
wiring on the rear side linkage equipment
2 Check of indicator lamps － ○ － Indication of in general (including
setting value, etc. the power supply
3 Check for abnormal noise, abnormal － ○ － Visual check and unit) for
odor and for vibration sensory check abnormalities, and
4 Check of surrounding environment － ○ － check for status
Relay in general
(temperature, humidity, etc.) changes.

5 Check of surface temperature of － ○ －
cubicle, panel body
6 Occurrence of deformation, － ○ －
discoloration, corrosion, etc.
7 Check for looseness and for reverse － ○ －
connection of terminal screws
8 Check number of times of inspection ○ ○ ◎ Display and check Conduct detail
9 Check connection of unit mounting ○ － ◎ Visual check testing and
screws inspections in order
10 Measurement of power supply ○ － ◎ Measurement of to keep the
voltage of power supply unit voltage functions and
11 Check of characteristics of relay ○ － ◎ Total test is characteristics of the
functions conducted using protective linkage
･ Unit characteristics (operating testing equipment. equipment in a
value, etc.) test normal condition.
･ Total action (operating time, etc.)
test
･ Other individually specified tests
12 Check of protective sequence ○ － ◎
(by input of forced action signal)
13 Check of start of manual inspection ○ － ◎ Check
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7.2 Service Parts
If this relay used more than 10 years, the visibility of displayed characters in the LCD screen (liquid
crystal display), which is used in this relay, will deteriorate due to the fade-out of display color and the
decrease of luminance.
Even when the visibility of the LCD screen is lowered, there is no effect on the functions of protection,
control, monitoring, measurement, and transmission. However, when the deterioration of the LCD screen
progresses, it becomes difficult to write and read the setting values and read the measured values.
Therefore, when the LCD screen becomes hard to read, it is necessary to replace the relay main unit or
replace and repair the LCD screen. The LCD screens will be replaced and repaired after they are brought
to our factory.
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CHAPTER 8 TESTING
8.1 Standard Testing Conditions
To conduct testing, as far as possible set the surrounding conditions indicated below. There is a possibility
that correct results of measurement cannot be obtained in the testing under conditions which are largely
different from the conditions indicated below.
(1) Ambient temperature 20˚C ±10˚C

(2) Relative humidity 90% or less
(3) Frequency Rated frequency ±1% Harmonic only effective value
Distortion factor   100(%)
(4) AC input Distortion factor 2% or less Fundamenta l effective value
(5) Auxiliary energizing source Rated voltage ±10%
8.2 Precautions in Testing

(1) Distortion of the waveform adversely affects the measuring instruments used to measure the
operation values, etc. Therefore, a power supply unit which has a small capacity, the waveform of
which largely varies by the load, is not suitable as a power supply unit for testing.
(2) If input current, input voltage or auxiliary energizing source voltage that exceeds the continuous
allowable value is applied for a long time, heat-up and burning of circuit components may result, so
due attention should be paid.
The maximum application current value and voltage value of each input circuit at the time of testing
as well as the allowable continuous conduction time of the phase current circuit are shown below.
Maximum application current value and voltage value at the

time of testing
Input circuit Maximum application Allowable continuous conduction time of the
current value and voltage phase current circuit
value
Line voltage Vuv, vw, wu 150 V 0 A to 5 A (rated) Continuous
conduction is
permitted
Zero sequence voltage V0 150 V
Phase current Ir, s, t 100 A 5 A to 10 A 400 seconds
10 A to 20 A 100 seconds
20 A to 40 A 25 seconds
Zero sequence current I0 10 A 40 A to 80 A 6 seconds
(for resistance grounding
system)
Zero sequence current I0 F103: 2 A 80 A to 100A 4 seconds
(for non-grounding F105: 2 A
system)
When carrying out a test again after applying a current rated 5 A or higher, perform the test after the
elapse of one minute or longer with a current of 0 A.
(3) Apply rated auxiliary energizing source voltage to heat in preparation for about 30 minutes before
starting a test.
(4) Measuring the operation time should be carried out at the output observation terminals which are
located inside the front door of the unit.
* For output observation terminals, the "Tokai Communication Industry Co., Ltd, type: I-100RFJ" is
used.
In addition, since plugs which plug into to the terminals are not included, separately prepare the
appropriate plugs (shown below).
･ Test plug "Tokai Communication Industry Co., Ltd, type: I-100BRBP"
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CHAPTER 8 TESTING
Dev. INST, DT, OCfs (overcurrent)
Characteristic
INST: Current setting 10 to 80A (1A step)
diagram
DT: Current setting 5 to 80A (1A step)
Setting
range
I
OCfs: (the minimum value of current setting input values for INST, DT, OC and
DS) x 90%
Case of r phase
F-MPC2000
I
A
Ir
Power
± INST
試験用
Supply for ～ Is DT
電流電源
Test
current
It
Test circuit
Ir
OCfs
Is
It
Test method Accuracy Remarks

Increase the current from 0A, and measure the current value INST, DT: Within ±5% of theoretical operating
at which relay operation occurs. value
Operation value
characteristics
Theoretical operation value = Setting value OCfs: Within ±5% of theoretical operating value
However, when the theoretical
operation value is under 4A, within
±10%.
Measure the operation time at a time when the current is INST: 40 ms or less
rapidly changed as indicated below. However, when the test DT: Timer setting + 50 ms or less
Operating time
characteristics
current value obtained by the following expression exceeds OCfs: 40 ms or less

100A, take measurements with the voltage limited to 100A.
・INST, OCfs： 0A → Theoretical operation value × 200%

・DT ： 0A → Theoretical operation value × 300%
･ Do not apply current input exceeding 100A.

･ Prolonged application of current exceeding the rated current (5A) causes abnormal heating or burnout.
Caution
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CHAPTER 8 TESTING
Dev. OC (Overcurrent)
Characteristic diagram
Current setting 2 to 12A (0.1A step)
Operating time
Characteristics of inverse time-lag
動作時間
Setting range
・Standard inverse time-lag (SI)

・Very inverse time-lag (VI) Ir
・Extremely inverse time-lag (EI)
電流
・Long inverse time-lag (LT) Current
2
・I t = Constant
Time factor 0.5 to 20 (0.1 step)
Case of r phase
F-MPC2000
I
A
Ir
Test circuit
Power ±
試験用
Supply for OC
～ Is
Test
電流電源
current
It

Increase the current from 0A, and measure the current value Within ±5% of theoretical operation value
characteristic
at which the in-integration indicator in the display unit lights However, when the theoretical operation
up. value is under 2.5A, within ±7%.
value
Theoretical operation value = Setting value
Measure the operation time at a time when the current is Refer to APPENDIX 2.
Operating time
rapidly changed as indicated below. However, when the test

characteristics
current value obtained by the following expression exceeds

100A, take measurements with the current limited to 100A.
0A → Theoretical operation value × 300,500,1000%
･ Do not apply current input exceeding 100 A.

Caution
･ Prolonged application of current exceeding the rated current (5A) causes abnormal heating or burnout.
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CHAPTER 8 TESTING
Dev. OCG, OCGfs (Ground-fault overcurrent)
Characteristic
OCG: Current setting 0.1 to 3A (0.1A step)
Setting range
diagram
OCGfs: OCG current setting x 90% (linked)
Io
F-MPC2000
I
A
Power Io OCG
Test circuit
Supply for
Test ±
試験用
current ～
電流電源
Io OCGfs

Increase the current from 0A, and measure the current value Within ±5% of theoretical operation value
Operation value
at which relay operation occurs. However, when the theoretical operation

characteristics
value is under 0.2A, within ±10%.

Measure the operation time at a time when the current is OCG: Timer setting + 70 ms or less
Operating time
rapidly changed as indicated below. OCGfs: 70 ms or less

characteristics
0A → Theoretical operation value × 300%

Caution
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CHAPTER 8 TESTING
Dev. DG (for resistance grounding system, direction of ground fault)

Current setting 0.1 to 3A (0.1A step) Current lead
Operation voltage 5.5V (fixed) 電流進み
Maximum sensitivity phase angle 0°
Setting range
Operation phase angle range 160° Io

Vo
Operation range
動作領域
Phase characteristic
位相特性
F-MPC2000
I
A
Io DG
±
試験用
Power ～
電流電源
Supply
for Io OCGfs
Test
Test circuit
current
±
φ
±
Vo DG
Power
Supply ±
試験用
for ～ V V
電圧電源
Test
voltage

Current Keep voltage at 110V, and increase the in-phase current Within ±10% of theoretical operation value
operation from 0A, and measure the current value at which relay However, when the theoretical operation
value operation occurs. value is under 0.2A, within ±20%.
characteristics
Voltage - Keep voltage at 30V, and increase the in-phase current from Within ±10% of theoretical operation value
current 0A, and measure the current value at which relay operation However, when the theoretical operation
characteristics occurs. value is under 0.2A, within ±20%.

Voltage Set the current at theoretical operation value x 200%, and Within ±10% of theoretical operation value
operation increase the in-phase current from 0A, and measure the
value current value at which relay operation occurs.
characteristics
Phase Keep voltage at 30V and change the phase angle in the The maximum sensitivity phase angle
characteristic state where the current is theoretical operation value × obtained by the measured operation phase
300% and measure the phase angle at which relay angle is within 0° ±5˚.
operation occurs. Maximum sensitivity phase angle = (Lead
operation phase angle + Lag operation
Theoretical operation phase angle= Current lead 80°, phase angle) ÷ 2
Current lag 80°
Operating Measure the operation time at a time when the current and Timer setting + 70 ms or less
time voltage are rapidly changed as indicated below:
characteristics
Current: 0A → Theoretical operation value × 300%
Voltage: 0V → 110V
Phase: In-phase
・The DG characteristic is available in two types. One is for non-grounding system and another is resistance grounding system. The
rated current of the input circuit is different between them. Therefore, find out which characteristic is mounted in the applicable test
Caution
unit, before conducting a test.

･ With the DG for resistance grounding system, do not apply current input exceeding 10A.
･ Do not apply voltage input exceeding 150V.
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CHAPTER 8 TESTING
Dev. DG (for non-grounding system, direction of ground fault) Current lead

電流進み
Current setting F103: 1.0 to 10mA (0.5mA step) Io
Characteristic
F105: 10 to 100mA (1mA step)
Setting range
Operation
動作領域range
diagram
Operation voltage 5.5V (fixed)
Maximum sensitivity phase angle 60° Current lead 60° Vo
Operation phase angle range 160°
位相特性
F-MPC2000
I
A
Io
Power
Supply ±
試験用 for
Test ～
電流電源
current
DG
Test circuit
±
φ
±
Vo
Power
Supply for ±
試験用
Test ～ V V
電圧電源
voltage
Vo OVGfs

Current Keep voltage at 110V, and increase the current with a Within ±10% of theoretical operation value
operation value current lead of 60° from 0A, and measure the current However, when the theoretical operation
characteristics value at which relay operation occurs. value is under minimum setting value x 1.5,
within ±15%.
Voltage - current Keep voltage at 33V, and increase the current with a Within ±10% of theoretical operation value
characteristics current lead of 60° from 0A, and measure the current However, when the theoretical operation
value at which relay operation occurs. value is under minimum setting value x 1.5,
within ±15%.
Voltage Set the current at theoretical operation value x 1000%, Within ±10% of theoretical operation value
operation value and increase the voltage with a current lead of 60°from
characteristics 0V, and measure the voltage value at which relay
operation occurs.

Phase Keep voltage at 33V and change the phase angle in the
The maximum sensitivity phase angle
characteristic state where the current is theoretical operation value ×
obtained by the measured operation phase
1000% and measure the phase angle at which relay
angle is within current lead 60° ±5˚.
operation occurs. Maximum sensitivity phase angle = (Lead
operation phase angle + Lag operation
Theoretical operation phase angle= Current lead 140°, phase angle) ÷ 2
Current lag 20°
Operating time Measure the operation time at a time when the current Timer setting + 100 ms or less
characteristics and voltage are rapidly changed as indicated below.

Voltage: 0V → 110V
Phase: Current lead 60°
・The DG characteristic is available in two types. One is for non-grounding system and another is resistance grounding system. The
rated current of the input circuit is different between them. Therefore, find out which characteristic is mounted in the applicable test
Caution
unit, before conducting a test.

･ With the DG for non-grounding system, do not apply current input exceeding 200mA (F103) or 2A (F105).
･ Do not apply voltage input exceeding 150V.
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CHAPTER 8 TESTING
Dev. OV, OVfs, VR, VRfs (overvoltage) / UV, UVfs (undervoltage)
OV voltage setting B101: 60 to 140 V (1 V Step)
C101: 110 to 140 V (1 V Step)
Setting range
OVfs voltage setting: OV voltage setting × 100% (linked)
VR voltage setting: 20 to 100 V (1 V step)

VRfs voltage setting: VR voltage setting × 100% (linked)
UV voltage setting: 20 to 100 V (1 V step)

UVfs voltage setting: UV voltage setting × 100% (linked)
Test circuit

Increase the current from 0 A, and measure the ±5 % of theoretical operation value
voltage value at which relay operation occurs.
OV・VR
Operation value

characteristics
Decrease the voltage from rated voltage and ±5 % of theoretical operation value
measure the voltage value at which relay operation
occurs.
UV
Theoretical operation value = Setting value I
Measure the relay operation time at a time when 0 V: Timer setting + 50 ms or less
the voltage is rapidly changed as indicated below. OVfs, VRfs: 50 ms or less
Operate time characteristic
OV・VR
However, when the test voltage value obtained by

the following expression exceeds 150 V, take
measurements with the voltage limited to 150 V.
0V → Theoretical operation value × 120%

Measure the relay operation time at a time when UV: Timer setting + 50 ms or less
the voltage is rapidly changed as indicated below. UVfs: 50 ms or less
UV
Rating → Theoretical operation value × 70%
･ Do not apply voltage input exceeding 150 V.

Caution
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CHAPTER 8 TESTING
Dev. OVG, OVGfs (ground-fault overvoltage)

OVG voltage setting F102 : 10 to 50V (1 V Step)
Characteristic
Setting range
F103 : 5 to 50V (1 V Step)
diagram
B101,C101: 10 to 50V (1 V Step) V0
OVGfs voltage setting F102,F103,B101:
OVG voltage setting × 90% (linked)
C101: OVG voltage setting × 100% (linked)
F-MPC2000
V0 OVG
Power
±
Test circuit
supply for
～ V V
test
voltage
V0 OVGfs

Increase the current from 0 A, and measure the current ±5 % of theoretical operation value
characteris
value at which relay operation occurs.

value
Measure the relay operation time at a time when the OVG (B101, C101): Timer setting + 50 ms
voltage is rapidly changed as indicated below. or less
characteristic
Operate time
OVGfs: 50 ms or less
0V → Theoretical operation value × 150%
･ Do not apply voltage input exceeding 150 V.

Caution
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CHAPTER 8 TESTING
Dev. RDf (ratio differential), RDf-HOC, RDffs (differential current OC)

RDf: Current sensitivity Reference current setting x 30% (linked)
Ratio characteristic 50% (difference/inflow: fixed) RDffs
Setting range
RDf-HOC: Reference current setting x 800% (linked) ↑

流
RDffs: Reference current setting x 27% (linked) 出
Out-flow
RDf
RDf-HOC
流入→
Inflow →
Case of r phase
F-MPC2000
I
A RDf
I1
RDf-HOC
Power ±
試験用 for
Supply ～
電流電源
Test
I1 RDffs
current
Test circuit
I
A RDf
Power I2
Supply for RDf-HOC
Test ±
試験用
voltage ～
電流電源
I2 RDffs
Increase the current from 0A, and measure the current value Within ±5% of theoretical operation value Measure with one
characteristi
at which relay operation occurs. However, when the theoretical operation terminal input
RDf : Theoretical operation value= Reference current x 30% value is under 1.8A, within ±10%.
value
RDf-HOC: Theoretical operation value= Reference current x

800%
RDffs : Theoretical operation value= Reference current x 27%
Keep the inflowing current (I1) = Reference current x 200% Error within ±10% of the theoretical Only RDf,
characteristic
fixed. Decrease I2 from the state of inflowing current (I1) = operation ratio
outflowing current (I2), and measure the current value at
In - Out
Ratio
which relay operation occurs. R＝

(Obtain the ratio by the expression shown in the remarks In
column.)
Measure the operation time at a time when the current is RDf: 50 ms or less Measure with one
rapidly changed as indicated below. RDf-HOC: 35 ms or less terminal input
Operating time
characteristics
RDffs: 50 ms or less
RDf ： 0A → Theoretical operation value × 300%
RDf-HOC: 0A → Theoretical operation value × 150%
RDffs ： 0A → Theoretical operation value × 300%
Calculation of differential current (Id)

Differential current (Id) is obtained by the following expression when the primary/secondary reference current setting is Is1/Is2 (A)
Remarks
and inflowing/outflowing current is I1/I2 (A).

I1 I2
Id ＝
（－  100
） (%)
Is1 Is2

Caution
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CHAPTER 8 TESTING
Dev. OF, OFfs (overfrequency), UF, UFfs (underfrequency)
OF: Frequency setting Rating to rating + 3 Hz (0.1 Hz step)
Timer setting 0 to 30 s (0.1 s step)
Setting range
OFfs: OF frequency setting × 100% (linked)
UF: Frequency setting Rating - 3 Hz to rating (0.1 Hz step)

UFfs: UF frequency setting × 100% (linked)
F-MPC2000
OF
Vuv
UF
Power
±
Test circuit
supply for
～ V V
test
voltage
OFfs
Vuv
UFfs

Keep voltage at the rated voltage and increase the ±0.2% of theoretical operation value
frequency from the rated voltage and measure the
OF
frequency at which relay operation occurs.

Operation value
characteristics

Keep voltage at the rated voltage and decrease the ±0.2% of theoretical operation value
frequency from the rated voltage and measure the
UF
frequency at which relay operation occurs.

Keep voltage at the rated voltage and measure OF: Timer setting + 200 ms or less
Operate time characteristic
operation time when the frequency is increased OFfs: 200 ms or less

from the rated frequency by using the following
OF
ratio.
Frequency: ∆f/∆t＝1 Hz/s

Keep voltage at the rated voltage and measure UF: Timer setting + 200 ms or less
operation time when the frequency is decreased UFfs: 200 ms or less
from the rated frequency by using the following
UF
ratio.
Frequency: ∆f/∆t＝1 Hz/s

Caution
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CHAPTER 8 TESTING
Dev. DS (for feeder, for power receiving point)

Current setting F100: 10 to 80A (1A step) Current
電流進み lead
F101: 2 to 12A (0.1A step)
Characteristic
Io
Setting range
Voltage sensitivity 2.2V (fixed)
diagram
Maximum sensitivity phase angle 45° (lead) 動作領域
Operation range
Operation phase angle range 160° Vo
位相特性
Case of r phase
Test circuit

Keep voltage at rated value, and increase the current with a Within ±5 % of theoretical operation value
Operation value
current lead of 45° from 0A, and measure the current value at
characteristics
which relay operation occurs.
Measure the operation time when the current and voltage Timer setting + 50 ms or less
characteristi
rapidly change as indicated below.

Voltage: Rated value → Rated value x 50%
time
Keep voltage at rated value and change the phase angle in The maximum sensitivity phase angle
characteristic
the state where the current is in the state shown below and obtained by the measured operation phase
measure the phase angle at which relay operation occurs. angle is within current lead 45° ±5˚.
Maximum sensitivity phase angle = (Lead
Phase
F100: Voltage= Theoretical operating value × 200% operation phase angle + Lag operation
F101: Voltage= Theoretical operating value × 1000% phase angle) ÷ 2
Caution
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CHAPTER 8 TESTING
Dev. DS (for system interconnection)

DS: Current setting 0.1 to 5 A (0.05 A step)
Voltage setting (UV) 20 to 100 V (1 V step)
Voltage sensitivity 2.2 V (fixed)
Setting range
Maximum sensitivity phase angle 225° (lead)

Operation phase angle range 160°
Case of r phase
Test circuit

Keep voltage at voltage setting value × 70%, and ±5 % of theoretical operation value
characteristi
increase the current with a current lead of 225° from 0 However, when the theoretical
value
A, and measure the current value at which relay operation value is under 0.2A, within
operation occurs. ±10%.

Measure the relay operation time when the current and Timer setting + 50 ms or less
characteristi
the voltage rapidly change as indicated below.

Current: 0 A → Theoretical operation value × 200%
time
Voltage: Rated → Voltage setting value × 70%

Keep voltage at voltage setting × 70% and change The maximum sensitivity phase angle
characteristic
current in a state of theoretical operation value × obtained from the measured operation
1000% and measure the phase angle at which relay phase angle is within current lead 225˚
Phase
operation occurs. ±5˚.

Maximum sensitivity phase angle
= (Lead operation phase angle + Lag
operation phase angle) ÷ 2
Caution
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CHAPTER 8 TESTING
Dev. RP, RPfs (reverse power), UP, UPfs (underpower) RP,RPfs,UP,UPfs
RP: Power setting 10 to 200 W (0.5 W step)
Timer setting 0 to 30 s (0.1 s step) Q
Setting range
Maximum sensitivity phase angle 210° (lag)

UP: Power setting 10 to 200 W (0.5 W step)
Timer setting 0 to 30 s (0.1 s step) -P +P
Maximum sensitivity phase angle 30° (lag)
RPfs: RP power setting × 100% (linked)
UPfs: UP power setting × 100% (linked)
RP UP
Test circuit
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CHAPTER 8 TESTING
Keep Vuv and Vvw at rated and simultaneously ±5 % of theoretical operation value
increase Ir and It from 0 A and measure the power However, when the theoretical
value (Note 1) at which relay operation occurs. operation value is under 15W, within
Operation value
±10%.
characteristics
(Phase angle)
Vvw is of lag 120˚ against Vuv.
It is of lead 120˚ against Ir.
Ir against Vuv
RP: Lag 210°(maximum sensitivity phase angle)
UP: Lag 30° (maximum sensitivity phase angle)

Keep voltage at rated and measure the relay operation RP: Timer setting + 60 ms or less
characteristic
Operate time
time at the time when the current is rapidly changed as UP: Timer setting + 70 ms or less
indicated below.
RP: 0 A → Theoretical operation value × 200%

UP: Rated → Theoretical operation value × 70%
Phase: Identical to the operation value characteristics
Keep Vuv and Vvw at rated and simultaneously ±15% of theoretical operation value
increase Ir and It from 0 A and measure the power However, when the theoretical
value (Note 1) at which relay operation occurs. operation value is under 15W, within
±20%.
Power factor
(Phase angle)
Vvw is of lag 120° against Vuv.
It is of lead 120° against Ir.
Ir against Vuv
RP: Lag 135°, 285° (210±75°)
UP: Lag 315°, 105° (30±75°)

Note 1: Active power P = 3 VI cosθ U
Ir
θ Vuv
Caution
θ
W Vvw V
It
Vuv＝Vvw＝V, Ir＝It＝I
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CHAPTER 8 TESTING
Dev. OP, OPfs (open phase)

Unbalance rate setting (Ku) 30 to 70% (5% step)
Current setting (Ki) 2 to 12A (linked with the OC current setting)
Setting
range
F-MPC2000
3E relay
３Ｅ tester
リレー試験器
R
Ir
S
Is OP
T
It
Test circuit
0
Ir
U OPfs
Is
V
W
It
Apply the rated current in the state the three phases are in Within ±10% of theoretical operation value
characteristic
equilibrium, and gradually decrease the current of one phase.

Perform the same in the same condition for each phase.
value
Theoretical operation value= Rated current x (200-2 x

Ku)/(200 + Ku)
Change the current of one phase rapidly to 0A in the state the OP: Timer setting + 0.5 s or less
Operating time
characteristics
three phases are in equilibrium. Perform the same in the same OPfs: 0.5s or less
condition for each phase.
Caution
－89－
CHAPTER 8 TESTING
Dev. RV, RVfs (reverse phase)

RV voltage setting 66V (fixed)
RVfs voltage setting 56V (fixed)
Setting
range
F-MPC2000
3E relay
３Ｅ tester
リレー試験器
U
Vuv
V
Vvw RV
W
Vwu
Test circuit
Vuv
R
Vvw RVfs
S
T
Vwu
0

In the reversed phase condition as shown in ①②③ below, Within ±10% of theoretical operation value
Operation value characteristics
gradually increase the voltage of each phase from 0V and

measure the operation value. The operation voltage value
should be the average value of each phase.
① Swap V phase with W phase.
② Swap W phase with U phase.
③ Swap U phase with V phase.
Theoretical operation value= Voltage setting value (line

voltage)
Theoretical operation value= Voltage setting value/ √3 (phase
voltage)
In the reversed phase condition as shown in ①②③ below, RV: Timer setting +0.5 s or less
Operating time
rapidly change the voltage of each phase from 0V to the rated RVfs: 0.5s or less
characteristics
voltage, and measure the operation time.

① Swap V phase with W phase.
② Swap W phase with U phase.
③ Swap U phase with V phase.
Caution
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CHAPTER 9 MEASURES TO BE TAKEN ON IF FAILURE OCCURS
When a failure (error) occurs in the interior of this relay, it is necessary to make an early recovery. For
this objective it is necessary to promptly grasp the conditions and environmental situations at the time of
the failure (error). Therefore, check the matters indicated in Table 9.1 and report them to us at our sales
office.
In addition, the contact place is the sales office nearest you.
Table 9.1 Checks and reports to be made when a failure occurs (error)
Items Description
Product delivery Details of the name plate (year of production, type, serial number, etc.) of
information the unit
Conditions of the (Provide as much detail as possible, including the situation before and after
error occurrence the occurrence)
Time occurred, phenomena, abnormal state, situations of damage, urgency,
estimated cause, etc.
Check of Unit display (LED, screen indication messages), indication on control panel, etc.
display/indication
Your contact Contact information (in-charge staff, telephone number), means of
transportation to the site, etc.
The simple handling flow when error occurs is shown as follows.
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CHAPTER 9 MEASURES TO BE TAKEN ON IF FAILURE OCCURS
－92－
ATTACHED DRAWING
238.6
26.7
90
20
258
ୖ㠃ᅗ
Top view
280
㟁※ ṇᖖ ␗ᖖ ືస ㏻ಙ
㻼㻻㼃㻱㻾㻾㼁㻺㻭㻸㻭㻾㻹㻾㻱㻸㻭㼅㻌㻻㻼㻯㻻㻹㻹
ᩚᐃ
㻿㻱㼀㼀㻵㻺㻳
㏻ᖖ
ヨ㦂
188
160
176
Front
ṇ㠃ᅗ view Side
ഃ㠃ᅗview Rear
⫼㠃ᅗview
D C B A
Power supply External
68 Option AC input
input㻰㻯 input
㻮㻭
terminals terminal
63 terminal terminals
㟁※ධຊ➃Ꮚ 䜸䝥䝅䝵䞁➃Ꮚ እ㒊ධฟຊ➃Ꮚ ஺ὶධຊ➃Ꮚ
167
Door for preventing

᧯స㜵Ṇᡬ
Front view: When the door is opened incorrect operations
㸨᧯స㜵Ṇᡬࡣ180°
ṇ㠃ᅗ㸸᧯స㜵Ṇᡬ㛤≧ែ * The door to preventing
ࠉ㛤㛢࡜࡞ࡾࡲࡍࠋ
to prevent incorrect operations incorrect operations Drawing of terminal block
➃Ꮚྎᅗ
swings 180°.
240.6 㻠㻙䃥㻢
Nuts for
installing the
main unit: M5
ᮏయྲྀ௜ࡅ⏝ࢼࢵࢺ
(total of 4 spots)
㸸M5㸦ィ㸲⟠ᡤ㸧
178
160
Square
ゅ✰hole
Panel
ࣃࢿࣝ
Bottom ୗ㠃ᅗ㻌
view (panel attachment)
䠄䝟䝛䝹ྲྀ௜㻌䠅
258
Dimension䝟䝛䝹❆Ꮝᑍἲ
of panel window hole
Outline drawing of F-MPC2000-2
－93－
ATTACHED DRAWING
Layout of External Terminal (F10□)

This is a connector type terminal block. When screws in upper and bottom of the terminal block are
loosened, this can come apart. Terminal screw: M 3.5
Layout of External Terminal (B101)

－94－
ATTACHED DRAWING
Layout of External Terminal (T101) This is a connector type terminal block.

When screws in upper and bottom of the terminal block are loosened, this can come apart. Terminal screw:
M 3.5
Layout of External Terminal (C101)

－95－
ATTACHED DRAWING
Internal Block Diagram (F10□)
－96－
ATTACHED DRAWING
Internal Block Diagram (B101)
－97－
ATTACHED DRAWING
Internal Block Diagram (T101)
－98－
Detail of Di and Do
Ａ CPU1_A/D Ｂ TB1
Ai1_12 CN1 CN11 CN12
standards ＣＰＵ１
VT MDi17 1 （Ｐ）
Ｖｕ ↑ 2 filter Ai1_1
MDo17 M1 M1
filter Ai2_1 Ai1_1 2
Ｄｉ FDi17
VT ・ F1
Ｖｖ ↑ 3 filter Ai1_2 ・ FDo17 F1
・
3 Trip 1
filter Ai2_2 SH MPX A/D Ｄｉ
・ MDi16 4 （Ｐ）
VT
Ｖｗ ↑ 4 filter Ai1_3 ・ ROM RAM MDo16 M2 M2
・ 5
filter Ai2_3 FDi16
Ai1_12 F2
VT FDo16 F2
5 filter Ai1_4 6 Trip 2
Ｖｏ ↑ Di
6 filter Ai2_4 MDi15 7
Ｂ
MDo15 M3 M3
9 8 CB control output
CT RAM FDi15
Ｉｒ → 11 filter Ai1_5 Ｄｏ F3
Output FDo15 F3
Amp Ai1_9 9
10 observation
filter Ai2_5 terminals
← 12
Amp Ai2_9 MDo20 CN11 11 ＣＯＭ（Ｐ）
Internal Block Diagram (C101)
13
CT MDo24 FDo14 F4 Externaloutput 1
ATTACHED DRAWING
Ｉｓ → 15 filter Ai1_6 12
Ｄｏ（Ry01）
Amp Ai1_10 DPRAM FDo13 F5 Externaloutput 2
14 13
filter Ai2_6 FDo24 Alarm （Ry02）
← 16 FDo12 F6
External input/output
Amp Ai2_10 Do
Externaloutput 3
FDo20 14
17 （Ry03）
CT Ｃ FDo11 F7 Externaloutput 4
Ｉｔ → 19 filter Ai1_7 15
Di （Ry04）
Amp Ai1_11
18
filter Ai2_7 SW LED
← 20
Amp Ai2_11 Support FDo10 F8 Externaloutput 5
LCD 16
AC input CPU2_A/D tool （Ry05）
Ai2_12 FDo27 F9 Externaloutput 6
standards 17
MRAM （Ry06）
FDo26 F10 Externaloutput 7
18
－99－
（Ry07）
ＣＰＵ２
Alarm Do ALM
Ai2_1 19 Equipment error
・ CN1 Alarm output
1 ・
・ SH MPX A/D
・
PCT Ai
・ ROM RAM
Ｄ・
Ai2_12
AVP5(+5V)
AVN5(-5V)
Ｐ
5 AVM5(GND)
Ｎ
9 VP5(+5V) T-link CN14 External input1
FDi27 21
Auxiliary ＦＧ VM5(GND) (Option) （IN01）
1 External input2
Energizing T1 1 FDi26 22
VP24(+24V) （IN02）
source External input3
DC100V/110V VM24(GND) T2 3 FDi25 23
T-link （IN03）
SD
External input4
5 FDi24 24
（IN04）
7 CN13 External input5
100Ω FDi23 25
9 （IN05）
Terminal Conditions of
D/D MPU OP FDi22 26
interconnection
FDi21 27 RPR used
28 ＣＯＭ（Ｎ）
MDi17 FDi17 External input

MDi16 FDi16
MDi15 FDi15
Di Do
ATTACHED DRAWING
Internal Protective Sequence (F100/F101)
－100－
ATTACHED DRAWING
Internal Protective Sequence (F102)
－101－
ATTACHED DRAWING
Internal Protective Sequence (F103/105)
－102－
ATTACHED DRAWING
Internal Protective Sequence (B101)
－103－
ATTACHED DRAWING
Internal Protective Sequence (T101)
－104－
ATTACHED DRAWING
Internal Protective Sequence (C101)
－105－
ATTACHED DRAWING
CB Control Sequence (Feeder unit)
－106－
ATTACHED DRAWING
Sequence Setting (Feeder unit)
－107－
ATTACHED DRAWING
Inverse Time-lag Characteristic Curve (Standard Inverse Time-lag: SI)
0.14 L
Characteristics formula ｔ＝  (L= time factor)
I  1 10
0 . 02
－108－
ATTACHED DRAWING
Inverse Time-lag Characteristic Curve (Very Inverse Time-lag: VI)
13.5 L
I  1 10
－109－
ATTACHED DRAWING
Inverse Time-lag Characteristic Curve (Long Inverse Time-lag: LT)
150 L
I  1 10
－110－
ATTACHED DRAWING
Inverse Time-lag Characteristic Curve (Extremely Inverse Time-lag: EI)
80 L
I  1 10
2
－111－
ATTACHED DRAWING
Inverse Time-lag Characteristic Curve (i2t)
720 L
Characteristics formula ｔ＝ 2
 (L= time factor)
I 10
－112－
ATTACHED DRAWING
Ground-fault Directional Relay (DG) Characteristic Diagram
Operation range
lead lead
Operation range
Phase characteristic Phase characteristic
Phase characteristic Phase characteristic

lead
Operation range Operation range
characteristic characteristic
For resistance grounding system（F32） For non-grounding system(F33/F35)
－113－
ATTACHED DRAWING
Percentage Differential Relay (RDf) Characteristic Diagram

100%= Reference current
Active area
Inactive area
Outflowing current（%）
Active area
Inflow current Reference current
The above characteristic diagram shows inflowing current -

outflowing current characteristic.
The operation ratio of this relay is expressed by ratio=
differential current/inflowing current.
－114－
ATTACHED TABLE
APPENDIX TABLE 1 List of Setting Items by Models

Setting range System
Feeder Bus Transformer
Setting items A value in interconnection
parenthesis
shows step. F100 F101 F102 F103 F105 B101 C101 T101
INST Current 10 to 80A, ○ ○ ○
Relay
Lock(1)
DSR Current 10 to 80A, ○
Lock(1)
2 to 12A, ○
Lock(0.1)
0.1 to 5A, ○
Lock(0.05)
UV DSR 20 to 100V (1) ○
Timer 0 to 30s (0.1) ○ ○ ○
DT Current 5 to 80A,
Lock(1) ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
Timer 0 to 2s (0.1) ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
OC Current 2 to 12A, ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
Lock(0.1)
2
Characteristics SI,VI,EI,LT,I t ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○*1
Time factor 0.5 to 20(0.1) ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
OCG Current 0.1 to 3A,
Lock(0.1) ○ ○ ○
Timer 0 to 30s (0.05) ○ ○ ○*2
DG Current 0.1 to 3A, ○
Lock(0.1)
1 to 10mA, ○
Lock(0.5)
10 to 100mA, ○
Lock(1)
OVG Voltage 10 to 50V, ○
Lock(1)
5 to 50V, ○ ○
Lock(1)
DG+OVG Timer 0 to 30s (0.05) ○*2 ○ ○
OV Voltage 60 to 140V,
○
Lock(1)
110 to 140V,
○
Lock(1)
Timer 0 to 30s (0.1) ○ ○
UV Voltage 20 to 100V,
Lock(1) ○ ○
Timer 0 to 30s (0.1) ○ ○
Phase 0: 1 phase; 1: ○
selection 3 phases
VR Voltage 20 to 100V, ○
Lock(1)
Timer 0 to 30s (0.1) ○
OVG Voltage 10 to 50V,
○ ○
Lock(1)
Timer 0 to 30s (0.1) ○ ○
RPR Power 10 to 200W,
Lock(0.5) ○
Timer 0 to 30s (0.1) ○
UPR Power 10 to 200W, ○
Lock(0.5)
Timer 0 to 30s (0.1) ○
OFR Frequency 50 to 53Hz/60
to 63Hz, ○
Lock(0.1)
Timer 0 to 30s (0.1) ○
UFR Frequency 47 to 50Hz/57
to 60Hz, ○
Lock(0.1)
Timer 0 to 30s (0.1) ○
RDf Reference 2.9 to
○
current 8.7A(0.1)
Input switching 0: no input
1: star input
2: delta (r-s)
input ○
3: delta (r-t)
input
OP Unbalance rate 30 to 70% ○ ○ ○
Lock (5%)
Timer 0 to 5s (0.1) ○ ○ ○
RV Timer 0 to 5s,
○ ○ ○
Lock(0.1)
*1 OC inverse time-lag characteristics for T101 is SI only.

*2 OCG timer for F102 is also used as (DG+OVG) timer.
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Setting range System

Feeder Bus Transformer
A value in interconnection
Setting items
parenthesis F100 F101 F102 F103 F105 B101 C101 T101
shows step.
CT primary 10 to 6000A(5) ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
(E) VT 220V to 154kV ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
primary
Ao input 0: residual; 1: ○ ○ ○
Measurement
tertiary
Wh pulse (n=)-2 to 4(1) ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
multiplier *1
varh pulse (n=)-2 to 4(1) ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
multiplier *2
Input 1/0 ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
selection
Output ****** ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
selection
T-link **** ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
selection
Control
Control Operation lock, ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

Off-priority,
external 43
CB contact 0.01 to 1s, ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
Monitoring
opening Lock(0.01)
time
CB contact 0.01 to 1s, ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
closing time Lock(0.01)
T-link 00 to 9F(HEX)(01) ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
Transmission
address *3
*1, *2,*3 cay be set when the transmission unit (optional) is mounted.
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APPENDIX TABLE 2 List of Primary Setting Range of CT and VT
Items Setting range (select from the following numerical values.)

10 to 6000 (5 A step)
CT primary (A)
220, 440,
1.1 k, 3.3 k, 6.6 k,
(E) VT primary (V)
11 k, 22 k, 33 k, 66 k, 77 k,
110 k, 154 k
APPENDIX TABLE 3 Setting List of Wh Pulse Multiplier and varh Pulse Multiplier
“n= ” indicates standard value.
Voltage
Primary rating of VT
V
Current 220 440 1.1k 3.3k 6.6k 11k 22k 33k 66k 77k 110k 154k
A
10 (Caution)
If a multiplier si
15 n=-2 gnificantly differe
20 nt from the sho
n=-1 wn reference val
25
ues is set, the
30 n=-1 pulse may not b
・ e output externa
50 n=0 lly properly.
60 n=0
75
n=1
80
100
n=1
120
Primary rating of CT
150 n=2
200
300
・
500
600 n=2
750
n=3
800
1000
1200
1500
n=3
1600
2000
n=4
2500
3000
・
5000
6000
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APPENDIX TABLE 4 T-link Transmission Data List
1. Overview
Transmission data is configured with respectively 4 words upward and downward, 8 words in total as shown below:
bit
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
Relative address
0 Regular transmission data 1
1 Regular transmission data 2 Group transmission MPC⇒host
data system
2 Transmission data by group 1 (upward)
3 Transmission data by group 2
4 Control data (measurement, etc.) Control data (output)
5 (Unused region) Group specification Host
data system⇒MPC
6 (Unused region) (downward)
7 (Unused region)
(1) Regular transmission data

Relay action signal (data transmitted to the host system from MPC regularly such as alarm output.)
(bit data)
(2) Transmission data by group

Data such as setting values and measured values which are transmitted to the host system from
MPC with contents replaced according to the group specification from the host system. (BCD data)
When the group specification data of required groups is transmitted by the host system, the MPC
transmits the specified transmission data by group together with the group notice data at the next
transmission timing.
(3) Control data (measurement, etc.)

Data for the host system to control processing such as MPC measured data clearing processing.
Fix the data at 00h normally.
(4) Control data (output)

Data for the host system to control CB opening/closing, DS, etc. via MPC. Fix the data at 00h
normally.
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2. Host system⇒MPC transmission data (downward information)
Relative address 0 7 8 F
4
Control data (measurement, etc.) Control data (output)
Control signals to perform a measured Control signals to control CB and
data reset processing, etc. perform an external output to DS, etc.
(1) Control data

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Zero sequence 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 5Ah

measurement reset
(2) Control data (output)

8 9 A B C D E F 8 9 A B C D E F
CB on 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 DDh CB off 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 EEh
External output 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 11h External output 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 22h

1

3

5

7
If the host system performs controls externally via MPC, MPC output responds in tandem with the
above control data.
(Output is ON while valid data is being received.)
However, MPC has a function to extend a signal for 1 s, which enables control with the minimum 2
samplings data sending.
(3) Group specification data configuration (the same as group data sent back from MPC)
Relative address A B C D E F
5
Unused region Group specification data
B C D E F
Group 0 0 0 0 0 0
Group 1 0 0 0 0 1
Group 2 0 0 0 1 0
・・
・・
Group 30 1 1 1 1 0
Group 31 1 1 1 1 1
Note: Group 31 is not usable (already allocated

for testing)
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3. MPC⇒Host system transmission data (upward information)
3.1 Regular transmission data allocation
↓Relative address
Model
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
code
0 Relay action notice Condition display/Malfunction notifying status
Condition displaying Group notification data

External input/Status flag (composition of external input) status
↓Relative address
DSR DT OC OCG Remote 52a 52b In In TC CB Instrum
setting testing disconn opening ent error
0 ection /closing
F100 abnorm time
F101 ality Error
SB01 SB02 SB03 SB04 SB05 SB06 SB07 SB08 Group notification data
1
INST DT OC OCG/ OP RV Remote 52a 52b In In TC CB Instrum
0 DG ection /closing
abnorm time
F102 ality Error
SB01 SB02 SB03 SB04 SB05 SB06 SB07 SB08 OC/OC Group notification data
1 G/DG
lock
INST DT OC DG OP RV Remot 52a 52b In In TC CB Instrum
0 e ection /closing
F103 abnorm time
ality Error
F105 Group notification data
SB01 SB02 SB03 SB04 SB05 SB06 SB07 SB08
1
OV UV1(o UV2(o VR OVG1 OVG2 In In Instrum

0 setting testing ent error
r) r)
B101 Group notification data
SB01 SB02 SB03 SB04 SB05 SB06 SB07 SB08
1
DSR OV UV OVG RPR UPR OFR UFR In In Instrum

Conditi RPR Externa Externa Externa Externa Externa Group notification data
C101 ons of used l input 1 l input 2 l input 3 l input 4 l input 5
1 interco
nnectio
n
RDf HOC DT OC In In Instrum
T101 Externa Externa Externa Externa Externa Externa Externa Group notification data
1 l input 1 l input 2 l input 3 l input 4 l input 5 l input 6 l input 7
Notes 1: Relay element output bit is in accordance with relay output setting (hold/status selection).
2: For an element having two items in a frame (e.g., A/B), “1” is selected in the state that the right side item (B) is
applied.
3: Group notification data of relative address 1 is in the same format with the group specification data.
4: TC disconnection abnormality = Trip coil disconnection monitoring abnormality
5: CB opening/closing time = CB opening/closing time monitoring abnormality
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3.2 Allocation of transmission data by group
(1) Data allocation basic configuration
Group 0 Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 17 Group 18 Group 30 Group 31

Model ID Relay Input Measured data Setting value data Not
action information usable
Detailed Output
information information
・List of data allocation by model
↓Relative address
Model code Group 0 Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 6 Group 7
Model ID Detailed External input r phase current / s phase current t phase current / Zero sequence
2 information of information present value / present value present value current / (Max.
F100 relay action value)
F101 External output r phase current / s phase current t phase current / Zero sequence
3 information fault / fault fault current / fault
measurements measurements measurements measurements
2 information of information present value / present value present value current / (Max.
relay action value)
F102
External output r phase current / s phase current t phase current / Zero sequence
2 information of information present value / present value present value current /
F103 relay action (Max. value)
F105 External output r phase current / s phase current t phase current / Zero sequence
Model ID Detailed External input uv voltage /
2 information of information present value
B101 relay action
External output uv voltage / fault
3 information measurements
Model ID Detailed External input r phase current / s phase current t phase current / uv voltage /
2 information of information present value / present value present value present value
relay action
C101
External output r phase current / s phase current t phase current / uv voltage / fault
3 information fault / fault fault measurements
measurements measurements measurements
Model ID Detailed External input r phase current / s phase current t phase current / 1 phase
information of information present value / present value present value differential
2 relay action current /
present value
T101
External output r phase current / s phase current t phase current / 1 phase
information fault / fault fault differential
3 measurements measurements measurements current / fault
measurements
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↓Relative address
Active power / Reactive Power factor / Active energy /
F100 2 present value power / present present value (normal)
value
F101 Active energy /
3 (reverse)
2 present value power / present present value (normal)
F102 value
Active energy /
3 (reverse)
F103 2 present value power / present present value (normal)
value
F105 Active energy /
3 (reverse)
vw voltage / wu voltage / Zero sequence Frequency
2 present value present value voltage / (Max. present value
value)
B101
vw voltage / wu voltage / Zero sequence
3 fault fault voltage / fault
measurements measurements measurement
vw voltage / wu voltage / Zero sequence Active power Frequency /
2 present value present value voltage / present value
(present value)
C101
vw voltage / wu voltage / Zero sequence Active power / Frequency /
3 fault fault voltage / fault fault fault
measurements measurements measurement measurement measurement
2 phase 3 phase
differential differential
2 current / current / present
present value value
T101
2 phase 3 phase
differential differential
3 current / fault current / fault
measurements measurements
↓Relative address
Reactive DSR current DT current OC current OC OCG current
2 energy characteristic
F100 (normal)
F101 Reactive DSR timer DT timer OC time OCG timer
3 energy factor
(reverse)
Reactive INST current DT current OC current OC OCG current DG current
2 energy / characteristic
(normal)
F102
Reactive DT timer OC time OCG/DG OVG voltage
3 energy / factor timer
(reverse)
Reactive INST current DT current OC current OC DG current OVG voltage
2 energy / characteristic
F103 (normal)
F105 Reactive DT timer OC time DG timer
3 energy / factor
(reverse)
2 OV voltage UV1 voltage UV2 voltage VR voltage OVG1 voltage OVG2 voltage
B101
3 OV timer UV1 timer UV2 timer VR timer OVG1 timer OVG2 timer
DSR current UV voltage OV voltage UV voltage OVG voltage RPR power
2
C101 (DSR)
3 DSR timer OV timer UV timer OVG timer RPR timer
Primary input Secondary DT current OC current
2 selection input
selection
T101
Primary Secondary DT timer OC time
3 reference reference factor
current current
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↓Relative address
Wh phase CT primary AO input T link address
2
F100 multiplier
F101 varh phase EVT primary Control setting
3
multiplier
OP Unbalanced Wh phase CT primary AO input T link address
2
rate multiplier
F102
OP timer RV timer varh phase EVT primary Control setting
3
multiplier
OP Unbalanced Wh phase CT primary T link address
2
F103 rate multiplier
F105 OP timer RV timer varh phase EVT primary Control setting
3
multiplier
2 Phase selecting T link address
B101
3 EVT primary
2 UPR power OFR frequency UFR frequency CT primary T link address
C101
3 UPR timer OFR timer UFR timer EVT primary
2 CT primary T link address
T101
3
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3.3 Details of transmission data by group
(1) Model ID data (group 0)
0 34 78 BC F
MSB LSB
Numerical Relay model

value (BCD)
0001(1) F-MPC2000
Numerical Unit type Numerical Unit type

value (BCD) value (BCD)
0001(1) 0110(6)
0010(2) Feeder unit 0111(7)

(F10□)
0011(3) 1000(8) System
interconnection
unit
(C10□)
0100(4) Bus unit 1001(9)
(B10□)
0101(5) Transformer
unit
(T10□)
Numerical Unit type

value (BCD)
0000(0) The last digit of model code
to
1001(9)
Numerical Specifications
value (BCD) Frequency rating Phase current rating
0000(0) 50Hz 5A
0010(2) 50Hz 1A
0100(4) 60Hz 5A
1000(8) 60Hz 1A
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(2) Detailed information of relay action (group 1)

This information is liked with the relay operation display (liquid crystal display) and is reset by body
display return operation,
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
2
Relative address
↓Relative address
Model code 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
DSR -r DSR DSR -t DT -r DT DT -t OC OC -s OC OCG
F100
2 -s -s -r -t
F101
INST-r INST-s INST-t DT -r DT DT -t OC OC -s OC OCG/ OP RV

F102 2 -s -r -t DG
INST-r INST-s INST-t DT -r DT DT -t OC OC -s OC DG OP RV

F103
2 -s -r -t
F105
OVuv UV-1u UV-1v UV-1w UV-2u UV-2v UV-2w VRuv OVG- OVG-
B101 2 v w u v w u (status) 1 2
DSR -r DSR DSR -t OVuv UVuv UVvw UVwu OVG RPR UPR OFR UFR
C101 2 -s
RDf-1 RDf-2 RDf-3 HOC- HOC-2 HOC-3 DT-r DT-s DT-t OC-r OC-s OC-t
T101 2 1
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(3) Detailed information of external input and external output (group 2)
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
2 External
input
3 External
output
Relative address
↓Relative address
Model code 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
Input 6 Input 5 Input 4 Input 3 Input 2 Input 1
2
F100
Output Output Output Output Output Output Output Output
F101
3 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Input 5 Input 4 Input 3 Input 2 Input 1

2
F102 Output Output Output Output Output Output Output Output
3 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Input 6 Input 5 Input 4 Input 3 Input 2 Input 1

2
F103
Output Output Output Output Output Output Output Output
F105
3 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

2
B101
3
2
C101 Output Output Output Output Output Output Output
3 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Input 7 Input 6 Input 5 Input 4 Input 3 Input 2 Input 1

2
T101 Output Output Output Output Output Output Output
3 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
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(4) Measured value data (groups 3 to 17)
Data transmission range

Transmission data Forced measurement / setting
Transmission item (VT/CT secondary or tertiary
(BCD) data
side)
Phase current / present 0 to rated value 0000 to 4000 MAX: CT primary rating (A)
value MIN: 0(A)
Ar,As,At
Phase current / fault 0 to rated value x n 0000 to 4000 MAX: CT primary rating multiplied
measurements F10□: n＝20 by n (A)
FAr,FAs,FAt T101 : n＝10 MIN: 0(A)
T101 : n＝2
Zero sequence current / Residual/tertiary: 0 to rating 0000 to 4000 MAX: residual / CT primary rating
Max. value ZCT: 0 to rated value x 20 (A)
Ao Tertiary: 100A
ZCT F103:4.000(A)
F105: 40.00(A)
MIN: 0(A)
Zero sequence current / Residual/tertiary: twice 0 to 0000 to 4000 MAX: residual / twice CT primary
fault measurements rated value rating (A)
FAo ZCT: 0 to rated value x 20 Tertiary: 200A
ZCT F103:4.000(A)
F105: 40.00(A)
MIN: 0(A)
Line voltage / present 0 to 150V 0000 to 4000 MAX: VT primary rating x
value 150/110(V)
Vuv,Vvw,Vwu MIN: 0(V)
Line voltage / fault 0 to 150V 0000 to 4000 MAX: VT primary rating x
measurements 150/110(V)
FVuv,FVvw,FVwu MIN: 0(V)
Zero sequence voltage / 0 to 150V 0000 to 4000 MAX: VT primary rating x
Max. value or present 150/110(V)
value (1 second MIN: 0(V)
average)
Vo
Measured
Zero sequence voltage/ 0 to 150V 0000 to 4000 MAX: VT primary rating x
value
fault measurements 150/110(V)
FVo MIN: 0(V)
Active power -1 to 0 to +1kW 0000 to 2000 to 4000 MAX: Primary power equivalent to
W secondary+1kW
MAX: Primary power equivalent to
secondary-1kW
Reactive power -1 to 0 to +1kvar 0000 to 2000 to 4000 MAX: Primary power equivalent to
var secondary+1kvar
MAX: Primary power equivalent to
secondary-1kvar
Power factor Lead 0 to 1 to lag 0 0000 to 2000* to 4000 MAX：+0(lag)
cosφ (-) (+) * When unmeasurable MIN：-0(lead)
Frequency 50Hz system: 45 to 50 to 55Hz 0000* to 2000 to 4000 MAX: 50Hz system: 55Hz; 60Hz
F 60Hz system: 55 to 60 to 65Hz * When unmeasurable system: 65Hz
MAX: 50Hz system: 45Hz; 60Hz
system: 55Hz
Active energy ----- 0000 to 9999(count) MAX: 9999(count)
Wh+,Wh- 10n Wh/1 count up MIN: 0000(count)
(Positive direction: +, n= pulse Multiplier
Negative direction: -) setting (1 to 7)
Reactive energy ----- 0000 to 9999(count) MAX: 9999(count)
varh+,varh- 10n varh/1 count up MIN: 0000(count)
(Lag: +, Lead: -) n= pulse Multiplier
setting (1 to 7)
Differential current / 0 to reference current 0000 to 4000 MAX: 100(%)
present value MIN: 0(%)
Ad1,Ad2,Ad3
Differential current / fault 0 to reference current 0000 to 4000 MAX: 1000(%)
measurements multiplied by 10 MIN: 0(%)
FAd1,FAd2,FAd3
Transmission data format
0(MSB) (LSB)F
Numerical value
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(5) Setting values data (groups 18 to 30)
Transmission item Data transmission range Transmission data

INST Current 10 to 80A, Lock BCD: 0010 to 0080,9999
DT Current 5 to 80A, Lock BCD: 0005 to 0080,9999
Timer 0 to 2s BCD: 0000 to 0020
OC Current 2 to 12A, Lock BCD: 0020 to 0120,9999
Lever 0.5 to 10.0 BCD: 0005 to 0100
2
Characteristics SI,VI,LT,EI,I t BCD:
SI =0001, VI =0002
LT =0003, EI =0004
2
I t =0005
DSR Current 0.1 to 5A, Lock BCD: 0001 to 0500,9999
For system Timer 0 to 30s BCD: 0000 to 0300
interconnection
DSR Current (F101) 2 to 12A, Lock BCD: 0020 to 0120,9999
Power Current (F100) 10 to 80A, Lock BCD: 0010 to 0080,9999
receiving Timer 0 to 30s BCD: 0000 to 0300
feeder
OCG Current 0.1 to 3A, Lock BCD: 0001 to 0030,9999
DG (CT) Current 0.1 to 3A, Lock BCD: 0001 to 0030,9999
DG (ZCT) Current (F103) 1 to 10mA, Lock BCD: 0010 to 0100,9999
Current (F105) 10 to 100mA, Lock BCD: 0010 to 0100,9999
OV Voltage 110 to 140V, Lock BCD: 0110 to 0140,9999
For system Timer 0 to 30s BCD: 0000 to 0300
interconnection
OV Voltage 60 to 140V, Lock BCD: 0060 to 0140,9999
UV Voltage 20 to 100V, Lock BCD: 0020 to 0100,9999
UVDSR Voltage 20 to 100V, Lock BCD: 0020 to 0100,9999
VR Voltage 20 to 100V, Lock BCD: 0020 to 0100,9999
Timer 0-30s BCD: 0000 to 0300
Setting
OVG Voltage 10-50V, Lock BCD: 0010 to 0050,9999
Value
Timer 0-30s BCD: 0000 to 3000
RP Power 10-200W, Lock BCD: 0100 to 2000,9999
Timer 0-30s BCD: 0000 to 0300
UP Power 10-200W, Lock BCD: 0100 to 2000,9999
Timer 0-30s BCD: 0000 to 0300
OF Frequency 50-53Hz, Lock BCD: 0500 to 0530,9999
60-63Hz, Lock BCD: 0600 to 0630,9999
Timer 0-30s BCD: 0000 to 0300
UF Frequency 47-50Hz, Lock BCD: 0470 to 0500,9999
57-60Hz, Lock BCD: 0570 to 0600,9999
Timer 0-30s BCD: 0000 to 0300
Input selection (primary to tertiary) 0 to 3 BCD: 0000 to 0003
0: no input 1: Y (star)
2: ∆ (r-s) 3: ∆ (r-t)
Reference current (primary to 2.9 to 8.7A BCD: 0029 to 0087
tertiary)
OP Unbalance rate 30-70%, Lock BCD: 0030 to 0070,9999
Timer 0-5s BCD: 0000 to 0050
RV Timer 0 to 5 s, Lock BCD: 0000 to 0050,9999
CT primary 10 to 6000A BCD: 10A=0100( 10×100)
1000A=1000(100×1000)
1000A=1001(1000×1001)
VT primary 220V to 154kV BCD: 220V=2200(220×100)
6600V=6601(660×101)
154kV=1543(154×103)
Wh pulse multiplier 1 (n=-2) to 7 (n=4) BCD: 0001 to 0007
varh pulse multiplier 1 (n=-2) to 7 (n=4) BCD: 0001 to 0007
AO input 0 to 1 BCD: 0000 to 0001
(0: residual / 1: tertiary)
Control setting 8 bit: Operation lock (operation locked with 1) HEX: 00*0
9 bit: Off priority (Off primary with 1)
10 bit: External 43 (external 43 is used with 1)
T-link address 00-9F (HEX) HEX: 00**
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Transmission data format

CT primary, VT primary only
0(MSB) (LSB)F 0(MSB) (LSB)F
Numerical value Numerical value Index
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APPENDIX 1
Examples of vector drawings, connection symbols and input switching set values of transformers
The follow ings are the draw ings of induced voltage vectors and the connection symbols stipulated in JEC-2200 (excerpt).
Examples of input sw itching set values are also given along w ith the connection symbols.
[Induced voltage vector drawings and connection diagrams of transformers]
Input Sw itching Set
Excerpt from JEC-2200 (transformers)
Value (Phase
Connectio Induced Voltage Vector Drawing Connection Diagram (Note 2) Matching)(Note 3) Remarks
n Symbol High Voltage (Primary Side)Low Voltage (Secondary Side) High Voltage (Primary Side) Low Voltage (Secondary Side) Primary Side Secondary Side
△ (delta) connection
u v w of the secondary-
V U V W
v side winding of
Yd1 「３」「１」 transformer is r-t (30
u lag).
U W w
V u v w of the secondary-
ｖ U V W
side winding of
Yd11 ｗ「２」「１」 transformer is r-s
(30 lead).
（Note１） U W u
V V W of the primary-side
ｖ U
u v w 0 winding of
Dyn11 0 「１」「３」 transformer is r-t (30
ｗ
lag).
U W
u
U V W u v w
V v of the primary-side
winding and
Dd0 secondary-side
「１」「１」 winding of
U W u w
transformer are r-t
(30 lag), and the
primary and
secondary are the
Y (star) connection of
v the primary-side
V u v w
U V W 0 winding and
YNyO 0 「３」「３」 secondary-side
winding of
U W u w transformer are, and
the primary and
secondary are the
(Note 1) For those not stipulated (Note 2) An arrow next to each w inding is (Note 3) Input sw itching setting No.
in JEC-2200 indicated to show the current “1”: Star input
direction for convenience sake. “2”: Delta r-s (30 lead) input
No arrow is indicated in JEC-2200. “3”: Delta r-t (30 lag) input
Description of connection symbols

(1) For connection symbols, a high voltage w inding (the primary side of transformer) is show n in a capital letter.
(2) For connection symbols, a low voltage w inding (the secondary side of transformer) is show n in a small letter.
(3) A numeral show n is called number of phase shift hours.
・ For example, it is 1 if a high voltage w inding is star(star)-connected and a low voltage w inding is triangle(delta)-connected,
and the phase of the latter lags by 30 relative to the former. The connection symbol is Yd1.
・ For example, it is 0 if a high voltage w inding is triangle(delta)-connected and a low voltage w inding is triangle(delta)-connected,
and the phase of the latter is the same as that of the former. The connection symbol is Dd0.
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APPENDIX 1
[A vector drawing for primary side and secondary side of a transformer: For the case of Yd1]
The following is an example of vector drawing and setting of input switching for primary/secondary windings of a transformer.
Ex.: A drawing of each current vector for the primary side star connection and secondary
side delta connection of a transformer (r-t).
ＲＳＴ
＊Notes : Primary side: Input sw itching set value “3”

ⅰ1r
ⅰ1ｓ＊Primary side: Reference current setting
K ⅰ1ｔ
Because this is a Y-w inding transformer,
L ⅰ10 in order to calculate the reference current setting,
first calculate the relay input current based on the
Ⅰ1
Ⅰ1R maximum capacity, and then
multiply the value thus obtained
by √3.
ⅰ1 r
Current lag
Ⅰ1S ⅰ1 ｔ
Ⅰ1R Ⅰ1T ⅰ1 ｓ
Connection symbol [Yd1]

Ⅰ1T Ⅰ1S
U V W
This phase difference lagged by 30 is to be
V processed with software by setting the input
switching of the primary side to “3”.
Ⅰ2R＝
Ⅰ2△R2-Ⅰ2△T2
U W
Ⅰ2△R2
I2△R2 I2△S 2 I2△T2
v
F-MPC2000
ⅰ2 r2 Ratio differential protection relay
u ⅰ2 t2 Current lag
u v w
w
ⅰ2 s2 Ⅰ2△S 2
Ⅰ2R＝ Ⅰ2△T2
Ⅰ2T＝
Ⅰ2△R2-Ⅰ2△T2 Ⅰ2△T2-Ⅰ2△S 2
Ⅰ2S＝ Ⅰ2S＝
Ⅰ2△S 2-Ⅰ2△R2 Ⅰ2T＝
Ⅰ2△T2-Ⅰ2△S2 Ⅰ2△S 2-Ⅰ2△R2
Ⅰ2
ⅰ20 ＊Notes: Secondary side: Input sw itching set value “1”

K ＊Secondary side: Reference current setting
Because this is a △-winding transformer, in
L ⅰ2t2
order to calculate the reference current
ⅰ2s2
ⅰ2r2 setting, calculate the relay input current
based on the maximum capacity and let the
value thus obtained be the reference current
setting.
Ｒ2 Ｓ2 Ｔ2
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APPENDIX 1
【 Wire connections and AC inputs for CT secondary circuits of conventional type and digital type: For the case of Yd1】
Comparison of the relay input currents and phases for the case of Yd1 transformers
(with △-connected secondary winding with r-t (30 lag))
The primary input Digital-type connection

current of Conventional-type The primary input
transformer connection current of
(Y-connected) transformer (Y-
I１R=I1R ①The secondary current of connected)
I１S=I1S I１R=I1R ①The secondary
CT1
I１T=I1T I１S=I1S current of CT1
(CT1 △-connected line
I１T=I1T （ CT1 Y-connected）
current）
i1r
i1r=i1△r-i1△t i1s
R S T i1s=i1△s-i1△r R S T i1t
i1t=i1△t-i1△s
Ⅰ
Ⅰ1
Ｋ〔①〕
Ｋ
i1r
CT1 i1r
① CT1
Ｌ i1s
i1s
i1t Ｌ
i1t
Digital-type
ｉ10 F-MPC2000
＊Input
Primary DQ-type auxiliary CT
Primar
87 relay outputs of
Yd1 Yd1 the primary
i20 side and
Secondar Secondary secondary
i2r2 side are
Ⅰ i2r2 insulated.
Ⅰ2 i2s 2
i20 ②
i2s 2 i2t
ＫＫ
CT2 i2t2 CT2

ＬＬ〔②〕
R2 S2 T2 R2 S2 T2
②The secondary current The secondary output ②The secondary current
The secondary output
of CT2 current of transformer of CT2
current of transformer
（ △-connected line （CT2 Y-connected）（△-connected line （CT2 Y-connected）
current） current） i2r2
i2r2
I2R2=I2△R2-I2△T2 i2s 2 The same phases I2R2=I2△R2-I2△T2 i2s 2 Lagged by 30
I2S2=I2△S2-I2△R2 I2S2=I2△S2-I2△R2 i2t2 relative to CT1
I2T2=I2△T2-I2△S2 i2t2 relative to CT1
I2T2=I2△T2-I2△S2
＜Symbols of respective currents＞

・Transformer primary input: R phase=I1R, S phase=I1S, T phase=I1T
・Transformer primary Y-winding current: R phase=I1R, S phase=I1S, T phase=I1T
・Transformer secondary △-winding current: R phase=I2△R2, S phase=I2△S2, T phase=I2△T2
・Transformer secondary output current: R phase=I2R2, S phase=I2S2, T phase=I2T2
１． In conventional type connection, the magnitudes of the phase and current are matched by changing the wire
connection on the secondary side of CT by winding (wire connection) of transformer and then are input to the relay.
Therefore, with regard to the relay inputs ① and ②, the phases are the same and the magnitudes of current are matched.
２． In digital type connection, because the secondary side of CT is Y-connected, the phase of relay input [②] is lagged by 30
relative to that of [①]. Therefore, in order to make the phase of relay input [①] the same phase as that of [②], the primary
side input switching is to be set to “3” and the secondary side input switching to “1”.
With regard to the magnitude of current, because the secondary current of CT of the primary of transformer is 1/√3 of
the conventional type since the current is supplied via Y connection, the current multiplied by √3 is to be the reference current.
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APPENDIX 2
OC (inverse time-lag overcurrent) operation time allowable error / operation time allowable
range
1. Standard inverse time-lag (SI) allowable error [Table 1]

T10(s) 6.30 4.28 2.97
Ｉ(%) 300 500 1000
tL ε10 ｔε tL ε10 ｔε tL ε10 ｔε
L
(s) (%) (s) (s) (%) (s) (s) (%) (s)
20.0 12.60 12 11.09 ～ 12.60 ～ 14.12 8.56 7 7.96 ～ 8.56 ～ 9.16 5.94 7 5.53 ～ 5.94 ～ 6.36
10.0 6.30 12 5.55 ～ 6.30 ～ 7.06 4.28 7 3.98 ～ 4.28 ～ 4.58 2.97 7 2.76 ～ 2.97 ～ 3.18
9.0 5.67 12 4.92 ～ 5.67 ～ 6.43 3.85 7 3.55 ～ 3.85 ～ 4.15 2.67 7 2.47 ～ 2.67 ～ 2.88
8.0 5.04 11 4.35 ～ 5.04 ～ 5.73 3.42 7 3.12 ～ 3.42 ～ 3.72 2.38 7 2.17 ～ 2.38 ～ 2.58
7.0 4.41 10 3.78 ～ 4.41 ～ 5.04 3.00 6 2.74 ～ 3.00 ～ 3.25 2.08 6 1.90 ～ 2.08 ～ 2.26
6.0 3.78 10 3.15 ～ 3.78 ～ 4.41 2.57 6 2.31 ～ 2.57 ～ 2.82 1.78 6 1.60 ～ 1.78 ～ 1.96
5.0 3.15 9 2.58 ～ 3.15 ～ 3.72 2.14 6 1.88 ～ 2.14 ～ 2.40 1.49 6 1.31 ～ 1.49 ～ 1.66
4.0 2.52 8 2.02 ～ 2.52 ～ 3.02 1.71 5 1.50 ～ 1.71 ～ 1.93 1.19 5 1.04 ～ 1.19 ～ 1.34
3.0 1.89 8 1.39 ～ 1.89 ～ 2.39 1.28 5 1.07 ～ 1.28 ～ 1.50 0.89 5 0.74 ～ 0.89 ～ 1.04
2.0 1.26 7 0.82 ～ 1.26 ～ 1.70 0.86 5 0.64 ～ 0.86 ～ 1.07 0.59 5 0.45 ～ 0.59 ～ 0.74
1.0 0.63 6 0.25 ～ 0.63 ～ 1.01 0.43 4 0.26 ～ 0.43 ～ 0.60 0.30 4 0.18 ～ 0.30 ～ 0.42
0.5 0.32 6 －～ 0.32 ～ 0.69 0.21 4 0.04 ～ 0.21 ～ 0.39 0.15 4 0.03 ～ 0.15 ～ 0.27
2. Very inverse time-lag (VI) allowable error [Table 2]

T10(s) 6.75 3.38 1.50
Ｉ(%) 300 500 1000
L
(s) (%) (s) (s) (%) (s) (s) (%) (s)
20.0 13.50 12 11.88 ～ 13.50 ～ 15.12 6.75 7 6.28 ～ 6.75 ～ 7.22 3.00 7 2.79 ～ 3.00 ～ 3.21
10.0 6.75 12 5.94 ～ 6.75 ～ 7.56 3.38 7 3.14 ～ 3.38 ～ 3.61 1.50 7 1.40 ～ 1.50 ～ 1.61
9.0 6.08 12 5.27 ～ 6.08 ～ 6.89 3.04 7 2.80 ～ 3.04 ～ 3.27 1.35 7 1.25 ～ 1.35 ～ 1.46
8.0 5.40 11 4.66 ～ 5.40 ～ 6.14 2.70 7 2.46 ～ 2.70 ～ 2.94 1.20 7 1.10 ～ 1.20 ～ 1.31
7.0 4.73 10 4.05 ～ 4.73 ～ 5.40 2.36 6 2.16 ～ 2.36 ～ 2.57 1.05 6 0.96 ～ 1.05 ～ 1.14
6.0 4.05 10 3.38 ～ 4.05 ～ 4.73 2.03 6 1.82 ～ 2.03 ～ 2.23 0.90 6 0.81 ～ 0.90 ～ 0.99
5.0 3.38 9 2.77 ～ 3.38 ～ 3.98 1.69 6 1.49 ～ 1.69 ～ 1.89 0.75 6 0.66 ～ 0.75 ～ 0.84
4.0 2.70 8 2.16 ～ 2.70 ～ 3.24 1.35 5 1.18 ～ 1.35 ～ 1.52 0.60 5 0.53 ～ 0.60 ～ 0.68
3.0 2.03 8 1.49 ～ 2.03 ～ 2.57 1.01 5 0.84 ～ 1.01 ～ 1.18 0.45 5 0.38 ～ 0.45 ～ 0.53
2.0 1.35 7 0.88 ～ 1.35 ～ 1.82 0.68 5 0.51 ～ 0.68 ～ 0.84 0.30 5 0.23 ～ 0.30 ～ 0.38
1.0 0.68 6 0.27 ～ 0.68 ～ 1.08 0.34 4 0.20 ～ 0.34 ～ 0.47 0.15 4 0.09 ～ 0.15 ～ 0.21
0.5 0.34 6 －～ 0.34 ～ 0.74 0.17 4 0.03 ～ 0.17 ～ 0.30 0.08 4 0.02 ～ 0.08 ～ 0.14
3. Extremely inverse time-lag (EI) characteristic [Table 3]

T10(s) 10.00 3.33 0.81
Ｉ(%) 300 500 1000
L
(s) (%) (s) (s) (%) (s) (s) (%) (s)
20.0 20.00 12 17.60 ～ 20.00 ～ 22.40 6.67 7 6.20 ～ 6.67 ～ 7.13 1.62 7 1.50 ～ 1.62 ～ 1.73
10.0 10.00 12 8.80 ～ 10.00 ～ 11.20 3.33 7 3.10 ～ 3.33 ～ 3.57 0.81 7 0.75 ～ 0.81 ～ 0.86
9.0 9.00 12 7.80 ～ 9.00 ～ 10.20 3.00 7 2.77 ～ 3.00 ～ 3.23 0.73 7 0.67 ～ 0.73 ～ 0.78
8.0 8.00 11 6.90 ～ 8.00 ～ 9.10 2.67 7 2.43 ～ 2.67 ～ 2.90 0.65 7 0.59 ～ 0.65 ～ 0.70
7.0 7.00 10 6.00 ～ 7.00 ～ 8.00 2.33 6 2.13 ～ 2.33 ～ 2.53 0.57 6 0.52 ～ 0.57 ～ 0.61
6.0 6.00 10 5.00 ～ 6.00 ～ 7.00 2.00 6 1.80 ～ 2.00 ～ 2.20 0.48 6 0.44 ～ 0.48 ～ 0.53
5.0 5.00 9 4.10 ～ 5.00 ～ 5.90 1.67 6 1.47 ～ 1.67 ～ 1.87 0.40 6 0.36 ～ 0.40 ～ 0.45
4.0 4.00 8 3.20 ～ 4.00 ～ 4.80 1.33 5 1.17 ～ 1.33 ～ 1.50 0.32 5 0.28 ～ 0.32 ～ 0.36
3.0 3.00 8 2.20 ～ 3.00 ～ 3.80 1.00 5 0.83 ～ 1.00 ～ 1.17 0.24 5 0.20 ～ 0.24 ～ 0.28
2.0 2.00 7 1.30 ～ 2.00 ～ 2.70 0.67 5 0.50 ～ 0.67 ～ 0.83 0.16 5 0.12 ～ 0.16 ～ 0.20
1.0 1.00 6 0.40 ～ 1.00 ～ 1.60 0.33 4 0.20 ～ 0.33 ～ 0.47 0.08 4 0.05 ～ 0.08 ～ 0.11
0.5 0.50 6 －～ 0.50 ～ 1.10 0.17 4 0.03 ～ 0.17 ～ 0.30 0.04 4 0.01 ～ 0.04 ～ 0.07
4. Long inverse time-lag (LT) characteristic [Table 4]

T10(s) 75.00 37.50 16.67
Ｉ(%) 300 500 1000
L
(s) (%) (s) (s) (%) (s) (s) (%) (s)
20.0 150.00 12 132.00 ～ 150.00 ～ 168.00 75.00 7 69.75 ～ 75.00 ～ 80.25 33.33 7 31.00 ～ 33.33 ～ 35.67
10.0 75.00 12 66.00 ～ 75.00 ～ 84.00 37.50 7 34.88 ～ 37.50 ～ 40.13 16.67 7 15.50 ～ 16.67 ～ 17.83
9.0 67.50 12 58.50 ～ 67.50 ～ 76.50 33.75 7 31.13 ～ 33.75 ～ 36.38 15.00 7 13.83 ～ 15.00 ～ 16.17
8.0 60.00 11 51.75 ～ 60.00 ～ 68.25 30.00 7 27.38 ～ 30.00 ～ 32.63 13.33 7 12.17 ～ 13.33 ～ 14.50
7.0 52.50 10 45.00 ～ 52.50 ～ 60.00 26.25 6 24.00 ～ 26.25 ～ 28.50 11.67 6 10.67 ～ 11.67 ～ 12.67
6.0 45.00 10 37.50 ～ 45.00 ～ 52.50 22.50 6 20.25 ～ 22.50 ～ 24.75 10.00 6 9.00 ～ 10.00 ～ 11.00
5.0 37.50 9 30.75 ～ 37.50 ～ 44.25 18.75 6 16.50 ～ 18.75 ～ 21.00 8.33 6 7.33 ～ 8.33 ～ 9.33
4.0 30.00 8 24.00 ～ 30.00 ～ 36.00 15.00 5 13.13 ～ 15.00 ～ 16.88 6.67 5 5.83 ～ 6.67 ～ 7.50
3.0 22.50 8 16.50 ～ 22.50 ～ 28.50 11.25 5 9.38 ～ 11.25 ～ 13.13 5.00 5 4.17 ～ 5.00 ～ 5.83
2.0 15.00 7 9.75 ～ 15.00 ～ 20.25 7.50 5 5.63 ～ 7.50 ～ 9.38 3.33 5 2.50 ～ 3.33 ～ 4.17
1.0 7.50 6 3.00 ～ 7.50 ～ 12.00 3.75 4 2.25 ～ 3.75 ～ 5.25 1.67 4 1.00 ～ 1.67 ～ 2.33
0.5 3.75 6 －～ 3.75 ～ 8.25 1.88 4 0.38 ～ 1.88 ～ 3.38 0.83 4 0.17 ～ 0.83 ～ 1.50
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APPENDIX 2
5. Characteristics of inverse time-lag (I2 t= constant) [Table 5]
T10 (s) 80.00 28.80 7.20

Ｉ(%) 300 500 1000
L
(s) (%) (s) (s) (%) (s) (s) (%) (s)
20.0 160.00 12 140.80 ～ 160.00 ～ 179.20 57.60 7 53.57 ～ 57.60 ～ 61.63 14.40 7 13.39 ～ 14.40 ～ 15.41
10.0 80.00 12 70.40 ～ 80.00 ～ 89.60 28.80 7 26.78 ～ 28.80 ～ 30.82 7.20 7 6.70 ～ 7.20 ～ 7.70
9.0 72.00 12 62.40 ～ 72.00 ～ 81.60 25.92 7 23.90 ～ 25.92 ～ 27.94 6.48 7 5.98 ～ 6.48 ～ 6.98
8.0 64.00 11 55.20 ～ 64.00 ～ 72.80 23.04 7 21.02 ～ 23.04 ～ 25.06 5.76 7 5.26 ～ 5.76 ～ 6.26
7.0 56.00 10 48.00 ～ 56.00 ～ 64.00 20.16 6 18.43 ～ 20.16 ～ 21.89 5.04 6 4.61 ～ 5.04 ～ 5.47
6.0 48.00 10 40.00 ～ 48.00 ～ 56.00 17.28 6 15.55 ～ 17.28 ～ 19.01 4.32 6 3.89 ～ 4.32 ～ 4.75
5.0 40.00 9 32.80 ～ 40.00 ～ 47.20 14.40 6 12.67 ～ 14.40 ～ 16.13 3.60 6 3.17 ～ 3.60 ～ 4.03
4.0 32.00 8 25.60 ～ 32.00 ～ 38.40 11.52 5 10.08 ～ 11.52 ～ 12.96 2.88 5 2.52 ～ 2.88 ～ 3.24
3.0 24.00 8 17.60 ～ 24.00 ～ 30.40 8.64 5 7.20 ～ 8.64 ～ 10.08 2.16 5 1.80 ～ 2.16 ～ 2.52
2.0 16.00 7 10.40 ～ 16.00 ～ 21.60 5.76 5 4.32 ～ 5.76 ～ 7.20 1.44 5 1.08 ～ 1.44 ～ 1.80
1.0 8.00 6 3.20 ～ 8.00 ～ 12.80 2.88 4 1.73 ～ 2.88 ～ 4.03 0.72 4 0.43 ～ 0.72 ～ 1.01
0.5 4.00 6 －～ 4.00 ～ 8.80 1.44 4 0.29 ～ 1.44 ～ 2.59 0.36 4 0.07 ～ 0.36 ～ 0.65
(Note 1) Code description

T10: Reference operation time (theoretical operation time at L=10)
I = Input current (100%= current setting)
L: Time factor setting
tL: Theoretical operation time at time factor L
ε10: Allowable error (theoretical operation time at L=10)
Tε: Operation time allowable tolerance (calculated by the following expression
(a) when L≦10 (b) when L>10
 L  ε10   L  L ε10 
tε   T10     T10   tε   T10     T10   
 10   100   10   10 100 
(Note 2) Hatched area shows the accuracies (quality determining reference value) stipulated in JEC-2510.
For area not hatched, quality determination for the reference value (JEM-TR 156) is not conducted.
(Reference) Calculation expression of operation time error ε[%} (applicable standard JEC-2510)
(a) when L≦10 (b) when L>10
L L
TL   T10 TL   T10
ε 10  100 [%] ε 10  100 [%]
T10 L
 T10
10
, where
TL: Actual operation time at time factor L
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APPENDIX 2
6. Theoretical operating time

Theoretical operation time (if time factor setting L=10)
2
% input I t=
SI VI EI LT
constant
300% 6.30 s 6.75 s 10.00 s 75.00 s 80.00 s
500% 4.28 s 3.38 s 3.33 s 37.50 s 28.80 s
1,000% 2.97 s 1.50 s 0.81 s 16.67 s 7.20 s
Theoretical operating time calculation expression

0.14 L 13.5 L 80 L
SI：t   [s] VI：t   [s] EI：t   [s]
I  1.0 10
0.02
I 1.0 10 I  1.0 10
2
150 L 720 L
LT：t   [s] I2 t：t   [s]
I  1.0 10 I2 10
I: % input (100%=1) L: Time factor setting (0.5 to 20, 0.1 times step)
7. Example of operation time allowable range calculation.
Allowable range of operation time for inverse time-lag element % input and time factor setting is
obtained as the following example of calculation:
Example: SI characteristic, L=1, % input=300, T10=6.3 s, ε10=±6%
 L  ε10 
Operating time range ｔε＝ T10     T10   [s]
 10   100 
 1  6 
＝ 6.3     6.3  ＝0.63  0.378＝0.252～1.008 [s]
 10   100 
8. Applicable standard for operation time allowable error

It is stipulated in Table 10 and Table 11 in“6.5.1 Performance” and “6.5.2 Test / Inspection” of the
applicable standard JEC-2510 (Overcurrent relay).
Excerpt from JEC-2510
[6.5.1 Performance]
(2) With regard to relay operation time for inverse operation, when tested in accordance with 6.5.2(2),
the measured value must be within the allowable error shown in Table 10 relative to the theoretical
operation time.
Table 10 Operating Time Error

Allowable error %
Input current
Items 300 500 1000
(% of setting value)
Static type: At inverse time-lag,
± 12 ±7 ±7
very/extremely inverse time-lag
Reference operation
Test condition: Operation time setting
time setting
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APPENDIX 2
[6.5.2 Test / Inspection]

(4) For relays in which operation time setting is possible, measure the operation time under the test
condition shown in Table 11.
Table 11 Error Due to Operation Time Setting
Allowable error % Lower limit
Input current value(*) of
300 1000
(% of setting value) allowable
error
Items Operation time setting Max. 7 4 1 Max. 7 4 1
ms
Static type: At inverse time-lag,
± 12 ± 10 ±8 ±6 ±7 ±6 ±5 ±4 ± 100
very/extremely inverse time-lag
Test condition: Operation time setting Min. (total current setting values for digital type)
* If the error value calculated with allowable error% is lower than the lower limit value of allowable error,
the allowable error lower limit value should be the lower limit value.
“Supplementary”
Table 10 stipulates the operation time allowable error % for input currents 300%, 500% and 1000%
only during the reference operation time (L=10)
Table 11 stipulates the operation time allowable error % for input currents 300% and 1000% for when
operation time setting is at maximum, 7, 4, and 1.
Therefore, the hatched areas in [Table 1] to [Table 5] for inverse time-lag operation time allowable errors
indicate the allowable error % of Table 10 and Table 11.
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APPENDIX 3
[F103] Combination characteristic of non-grounding system ground fault

direction relay and ZCT
(A general guild for operating current values and operation phase angles)
It is difficult to stipulate the combination characteristic of ground fault direction relay for digital
non-grounding system and ZCT because it is affected by the size of secondary burden and power factor or
zero sequence currency size, etc. Therefore, because there is no provision about total errors combined
with ZCT, a general guild for ZCT primary current operation values and operation phase angles is provided
below.
1. ZCT equivalent circuit
<Fig. 1> Equivalent circuit and vector drawing of ZCT
3io ib
im ib Ｖo
θ’
Vo
Xm Rb
im 3io
Xm: Rated excitation impedance of ZCT (Zo>10Ω)

Rb: Rated secondary burden [[3.5Ω (Pf=1)]]
3io: Zero sequence secondary current (1.5mA)
im: Rated excitation current
ib: Rated secondary current (current flowing in relay)
ib Xm Xm Rb
Due to equivalent circuit, = ; therefore ib = × im or im = × ib
im Rb Rb Xm
Xm
3io= ib2 + im2 ; therefore ib = 3io x Expression 1
Rb²＋Xm²
2. ZCT primary current operation value

ZCT specification: JEC-1201 Class L; Rated zero sequence current, primary 200mA / secondary
1.5mA; Rated excitation impedance Zo>10Ω
Rated secondary burden Zb=10Ω (lagging current Pf=0.5)
In the provision of JEC-1201 Class L, allowable error of ZCT zero sequence secondary current is 1mA
or more and 2mA or less for rated zero sequence primary current of 200mA (1.5mA 3±3.33% or
equivalent).
Given the fact that the number of turns of ZCT secondary is generally 50 to 80, let the number of
turns be 80 here; then zero sequence secondary current 3io is expressed in the following expression
where the number of turns of primary is N1 and that of secondary N2.
N1 1
3io = 3Io× = 200mA× = 2.5mA
N2 80
Rated secondary current ib flowing in relay is obtained by the expression 1 as follows:
Xm 10 10
ib=3io× =2.5mA× =2.5mA× =2.36mA
Rb²＋Xm² 3.5²＋10² 10.595
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APPENDIX 3
Let Ir be current operation setting value, then ZCT primary current is expressed as follows:
Ir 3Io Ir
= ∴ 3io= x 200 ≒ 85 x Ir [mA] Expression 2
2.36mA 200mA 2.36
If ZCT primary current operation value is calculated under the following condition, the value is
obtained as shown below:
･Accuracy of ZCT (Class L) is secondary current 1mA or more and 2mA or less (1.5mA ± 33.33%)
relative to primary current 200mA.
･Operation value accuracy of relay (F-MPC2000) is ±10% of the current operation setting value.
1) If ZCT primary current operation value is greater (+ side),

If secondary current limit is 1mA (-33.33%) when the reference value is 1.5mA/200mA, the
current operation value is 1.5mA/1mA = 1.5 times, i.e., it is 1.5 times the reference value 1.5mA;
therefore, ZCT primary current value is greater.
Consequently, the upper limit converted to ZCT primary current operation value is expressed as
follows if assigned in the expression 2:
+ side: Rated zero sequence primary current = 85 x Ir x 1.5 times x 1.1 (positive
accuracy of relay) ≒ 140 x Ir [mA]
(Ir: Relay current operation setting value)
2) If ZCT primary current operation value is smaller (- side)

If secondary current limit is 1.5mA (+33.33%) when the reference value is 1.5mA/200mA, current
operation value is 1.5mA/2mA = 0.75 times, i.e., it is 0.75 times the reference value 1.5mA;
therefore, ZCT primary current value is smaller.
Consequently, the lower limit converted to ZCT primary current operation value is expressed as
- side: Rated zero sequence primary current = 85 x Ir x 0.75 times x 0.9 (negative
3 Operation phase angle of phase characteristic
As for the highest sensitivity phase angle θ , as is evident from the vector drawing of Fig. 1, ZCT
secondary current ib leads by θ’ from the primary current 3io. Therefore, the maximum sensitivity
phase angle θ’ with ZCT combined lags by θ’ from the maximum sensitivity phase angle of phase
characteristic for relay single body. (Refer to Fig. 2.)
Rb
 '＝tan 1 []
Xm
3.5
As Rb = 3.5 Ω and Xm=10 Ω, θ'＝ tan 1 ≒19 (Lag: 3io relative to ib shown in Fig. 1),
10
Considering the maximum sensitivity phase angle of relay single body (F-MPC2000) ±5° and lagged phase angle
(θ’≒19°), the operation phase angle combined with ZCT is expressed as follows:
Current lead side phase angle: (θ+80°) ±5°-19°= (θ+80°) ±24°
Current lag side phase angle: (θ+280°) ±5°-19°= (θ+280°) ±24°
For accuracy, 5°+19°=24° which is the maximum value is adopted. (Note) θ: Maximum sensitivity phase angle of
relay single body
(Supplementary) Although the operation phase angle combining relay and ZCT is lagged phase angle relative to the
reference value of relay, based on the absolute value of accuracy itself as (accuracy of relay single body: 5°) + (ZCT
combined lagged phase angle: 19°), “5°+19°=24°”is derived, with which the lead side reference value: (θ+80°) ±24°
is used as ZCT primary operation phase angle. The same applies to lag side reference value.
Therefore, 24°for the current lead side of reference value and 24° for the current lag side of reference value are used.
－138－
APPENDIX 3
4. A general guild for ZCT primary current operating values and operation phase angles)
The guide values for characteristic with ZCT combined are as shown below: Apply ZCT which is in
accordance with JEC-1201.
4-1) ZCT primary current operation allowable error range

For any current operation setting value, the allowable error range of ZCT primary current operation
at the maximum setting phase angle θ is as follows:
(57 to 140) x Current operation setting value [mA]
4-2) Operation phase angle

For any current operation setting value, the input current is 1000% of ZCT primary current
operation value, and the input voltage (Vo) is 30% of rating.
ZCT primary current operation phase angle at the maximum setting phase angle θ is as follows:
Refer to Fig. 3 a).
Current lead phase angle: (θ+80°) ±24°= (140°) ±24°θ

Current lag phase angle: (θ+280°) ±24°= (340°) ±24°
Note: Current lead 340° = Current lag 20°
Note) θ for F-MPC2000: the maximum sensitivity phase angle is fixed at current lead 60°.
[Fig. 2] The relationship of the maximum sensitivity phase angle θ when combined with ZCT.
Lead 90°
3io
Maximum
sensitivity of relay ・ib: ZCT rated secondary current
single body (current flowing in relay)
Current
lead
・3io: ZCT zero sequence secondary current
・θ: Maximum sensitivity phase angle of relay
single body
θ’ ・θ’: Maximum sensitivity phase angle combined
θ with ZCT
Vo
・Vo: Reference voltage (zero sequence voltage)
ib
When combined with ZCT, the primary current of the ZCT (approx. 80 times the 3io) is measured
relative to the reference voltage Vo; therefore, it lags by θ’ from the maximum sensitivity phase angle
of relay single body. The relationship of θ to θ’ is as shown in Fig. 2.
If the maximum sensitivity phase angle is 60°, the relationship of ZCT primary current measured
phase angle to the reference phase angle of relay is as shown in Fig. 3 a).
As for the phase characteristic with ZCT combined, ZCT primary current operation phase angle φ1
and φ2 lag by α1 and α2 from the reference phase angle of relay.
－139－
APPENDIX 3
[Fig. 3] ZCT primary current operation phase angle when combined with ZCT and standard for the
relay single body phase characteristic
a) ZCT primary current operation phase angle when combined with B) Standard for the relay single body
ZCT phase characteristic
Note: φ1 and φ2 indicate ZCT primary current operation phase angles.

Lead 90°
Lead 90°
進み90°
φ1 Lag
遅れ側 side
Current lead 140° Max.
reference value140° Reference value: sensitivity
基準値140°
Current
電流進みlead
Current lead side phase angle
α1 Current lead
φ1 Lead side
φ1 進み側 α3
φ2 Lead
進み側side
60°
Vo
α4 180° Vo
α2 reference value20°
基準値20°
Current lag 20°
Reference value:
φ2Lag
φ2 side
遅れ側 Current lag side
Lag 90°
遅れ90° Lag 90°
(Accuracy)
(Accuracy)
・Maximum sensitivity phase angle: Current lead 60°
・Accuracy of maximum sensitivity phase angle: ±5°
・Current lead side (reference value): Current lead
140°
・ Current lead side (reference): Current lag 20°
(current lead 340°)
・Operation phase angle range：160° (maximum
sensitivity phase angle ±80°)
－140－
APPENDIX 4
[F105] Combination characteristic of non-grounding system ground fault

direction relay and ZCT
(A general guild for operating current values and operation phase angles)
It is difficult to stipulate the combination characteristic of ground fault direction relay for digital
non-grounding system and ZCT because it is affected by the size of secondary burden and power factor or
zero sequence currency size, etc. Therefore, because there is no provision about total errors combined
with ZCT, a general guild for ZCT primary current operation values and operation phase angles is provided
below.
1. ZCT equivalent circuit
[Fig. 1] Equivalent circuit and vector drawing of ZCT
3io ib
im ib Ｖo
θ’
Vo
Xm Rb
im 3io
Xm: Rated excitation impedance of ZCT (Zo>10Ω)

Rb: Rated secondary burden <<0.27Ω (Pf=1)>>
3io: Zero sequence secondary current (1.5mA)
im: Rated excitation current
ib: Rated secondary current (current flowing in relay)
ib Xm Xm Rb
Due to equivalent circuit, = ; therefore ib = × im or im = × ib
im Rb Rb Xm
Xm
3io= ib2 + im2 ; therefore ib = 3io x Expression 1
Rb²＋Xm²
2. ZCT primary current operation value

ZCT specification: JEC-1201 class L; Rated zero sequence current primary 200mA / secondary 1.5mA;
Rated excitation impedance Zo>10Ω
Rated secondary burden Zb=10Ω (lagging current Pf=0.5)
In the provision of JEC-1201 class L, allowable error of ZCT zero sequence secondary current is 1mA
or more and 2mA or less for rated zero sequence primary current of 200mA (1.5mA ±33.33% or
equivalent).
Given the fact that the number of turns of ZCT secondary is generally 50 to 80, let the number of turns
be 80 here; then, if the number of turns of primary is N1 and that of secondary N2, zero sequence
secondary current 3io is:
N1 1
3io=3Io× =200mA× =2.5mA
N2 80
Rated secondary current ib flowing in relay is obtained by the expression 1 as follows:
Xm 10 10
Ib = 3io× = 2.5mA × = 2.5mA × = 2.36mA
Rb²＋Xm² 3.5²＋10² 10.595
－141－
APPENDIX 4
Let Ir be current operation setting value, then ZCT primary current is expressed as follows:
Ir 3Io Ir
= ∴ 3Io= x 200 ≒ 85 x Ir [mA] Expression 2
2.36mA 200mA 2.36
If ZCT primary current operation value is calculated under the following condition, the value is
obtained as shown below:
・Accuracy of ZCT (Class L) is secondary current 1mA or more and 2mA or less (1.5mA ± 33.33%)
relative to primary current 200mA.
・Operation value accuracy of relay (F-MPC2000) is ±10% of the current operation setting value.
1) If ZCT primary current operation value is greater (+ side),

If secondary current limit is 1mA (-33.33%) when the reference value is 1.5mA/200mA, current
operation value is 1.5mA/1mA = 1.5 times, i.e., it is 1.5 times the reference value 1.5mA; therefore,
ZCT primary current value is greater.
Consequently, the upper limit converted to ZCT primary current operation value is expressed as
+ side: Rated zero sequence primary current = 85 x Ir x 1.5 times x 1.1 (positive accuracy
of relay) ≒ 140 x Ir [mA]
2) If ZCT primary current operation value is smaller (- side)

If secondary current limit is 1.5mA (+33.33%) where the reference value is 1.5mA/200mA, current
operation value is 1.5mA/2mA = 0.75 times, i.e., it is 0.75 times the reference value 1.5mA; therefore,
ZCT primary current value is smaller.
Consequently, the lower limit converted to ZCT primary current operation value is expressed as
- side: Rated zero sequence primary current = 85 x Ir x 0.75 times x 0.9 (negative
3 Operation phase angle of phase characteristic

As for the highest sensitivity phase angle θ , as is evident from the vector drawing of Fig. 1, ZCT
secondary current ib leads by θ’ from the primary current 3io. Therefore, the maximum sensitivity
phase angle θ’ with ZCT combined lags by θ’ from the maximum sensitivity phase angle of phase
characteristic for relay single body. (Refer to Fig. 2.)
Rb
 '＝ tan 1 []
Xm
0.27
As Rb = 0.27 Ω and Xm=10 Ω, θ'＝ tan 1 ≒1.55 (Lag: 3io relative to ib shown in Fig. 1)
10
Considering the maximum sensitivity phase angle of relay single body (F-MPC2000) ±5° and lagged
phase angle (θ’≒1.55°), the operation phase angle combined with ZCT is expressed as follows:
Current lead side phase angle: (θ+80°) ±5°-1.55°= (θ+80°) ±6.55°
Current lag side phase angle: (θ+280°) ±5°-1.55°= (θ+280°) ±6.55°
For accuracy, 5°+1.55°=6.55° which is the maximum value is adopted. (Note) θ: Maximum
sensitivity phase angle of relay single body
(Supplementary) Although the operation phase angle combining relay and ZCT is lagged phase
angle relative to the reference value of relay, based on the absolute value of
accuracy itself as (accuracy of relay single body: 5°) + (ZCT combined lagged
phase angle: 1.55°), “ 5°+1.55°=6.55°”is derived, with which the lead side
reference value: (θ+80°) ±6.55° is used as ZCT primary current operation phase
angle. The same applies to lag side reference value.
Therefore, 6.55° relative to the current lead side of reference value and 6.55°
relative to the current lag side of reference value are used.
－142－
APPENDIX 4
4. A general guild for ZCT primary current operating values and operation phase angles)
The guide values for characteristic with ZCT combined are as shown below: Apply ZCT which is in
accordance with JEC-1201.
4-1) ZCT primary current operation allowable error range

For any current operation setting value, the allowable error range of ZCT primary current operation
at the maximum setting phase angle θ is as follows:
(57 to 140) x Current operation setting value [mA]
4-2) Operation phase angle

For any current operation setting value, the input current is 1000% of ZCT primary current operation
value, the input voltage (Vo) is 30% of rating, the maximum sensitivity phase angle is θ, and ZCT
primary current operation phase angle is as follows: Refer to Fig. 3 a).
Current lead side: (θ+80°) ±6.55°= (140°) ±6.55°

Current lag side: (θ+280°) ±6.55°= (340°) ±6.55° Note: Current lead 340° = Current lag 20°
Note) θ for F-MPC2000: the maximum sensitivity phase angle is fixed at current lead 60°.
[Fig. 2] The relationship of the maximum sensitivity phase angle θ when combined with ZCT.
Lead 90°
3io
Maximum
・ib: ZCT rated secondary current
sensitivity of relay
single body (current flowing in relay)
Current lead
・3io: ZCT zero sequence secondary current
・θ: Maximum sensitivity phase angle of relay
single body
θ’
・θ’: Maximum sensitivity phase angle combined
θ
Vo with ZCT
・Vo: Reference voltage (zero sequence voltage)
ib
When combined with ZCT, the primary current of the ZCT (approx. 80 times the 3io) is measured
relative to the reference voltage Vo; consequently it lags by θ’ from the maximum sensitivity phase
angle of relay single body. The relationship of θ to θ’ is as shown in Fig. 2.
If the maximum sensitivity phase angle is 60°, the relationship of ZCT primary current operation phase
angle to the reference phase angle of relay is as shown in Fig. 3 a).
As for the phase characteristic with ZCT combined, ZCT primary current operation phase angle φ1
and φ2 lag by α1 and α2 from the reference phase angle of relay.
－143－
APPENDIX 4
[Fig. 3] ZCT primary current operation phase angle when combined with ZCT and standard for the relay single body
phase characteristic.
a) ZCT primary current operation phase angle when b) Standard for the relay single body
combined with ZCT phase characteristic
Note: φ1 and φ2 indicate ZCT primary current operation phase angles.

Lead 90°
Lead 90°
進み90°
φ1 φ1
Lag side
遅れ側
Current lead 140° Max.
Current lead 140°
Reference value 140° (Reference value: Current sensitivity Current
基準値140° (Reference
lead side) value:
Current lead phase angle lead
α1 電流進み Current lead side)
φ1φ1
Lead side
進み側 α3
φ2 Lead
φ2 進み側 side
60°
Vo 180°
Vo
α4
α2 Reference
基準値20°value 20°
Current lag 20°
(Reference value:
Lag 90° φ2 Lag
遅れ側 side Lag 90° Current lag side)
遅れ90°
(Accuracy)
・Maximum sensitivity phase angle 60°: Current lead 60°
・Accuracy of maximum sensitivity phase angle: ±5°
・Current lead side (reference value): Current lead
140°
・Current lag side (reference value): Current lag 20°
(current lead 340°)
・ Operation phase angle range: 160° (maximum
sensitivity phase angle ±80°)
－144－

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Introduction

Stage Contents of warning indication

Stage Contents of warning indication

Scrapping (1) Scrap this equipment as an industrial waste.

 Digital duplex configuration

PT/CT Auxiliary Analog

Block Diagram of F-MPC2000

 Easy-to-see LCD screen

 Labor Saving in maintenance

 Fault analysis support

 Configuration of network system via T-link (option)

*1: Except the bus unit and transformer unit.

 Service life of the product

 Avoid the following places as the installation environment.

 Positively tighten screws.

 Perform mounting and dismounting of terminal block without input.

 Mount testing terminal on the panel side.

 Ensure correct output of alarm.

 Perform grounding by Class D grounding individually.

 Be careful with static electricity

 Use radio equipment at a remote place.

 Use lukewarm water or alcohol for cleaning.

Screen contrast control level

Push button switches

* Output observation terminals

In addition, since plugs which plug into to

3.1 List of Model

Table 1 (6 to 8 digits) Model symbol

3.2 Specifications of Models

Unit name No. of AC input Protection relay element Measurement function CB

DG+OVG/OGC var ocal

(For3 windings) HOC (3 A (3) FA (3)

3.3 General Specifications of Unit

General specifications of units are shown in the table below.

Items Specifications Remarks

3.4 Specifications of Signal Input and Output

Items Specifications Remarks

Description of the functions of external input terminals

Type Name Description Remarks

(1) Configuration of protection system

Main (M) Fail-safe (fs) Remarks

(2) Specifications of protection relay

Specifications of main (M) relay are shown in the table below.

Elements Detail specifications Operating characteristics

OC Current setting 2 to 12A, Lock (0.1A step) ｔ

direction] Timer setting 0 to 30 second(s) (0.1 s step) V

(collective setting on Characteristics Voltage sensitivity (V): 2.2V (fixed)

VR Voltage setting 20 to 100V, Lock (1V step) ｔ

UV (1,2) Voltage setting 20 to 100 V, Lock (1 V step)

Elements Detail specifications Operating characteristics

DG Current (i0) 0.1 to 3 A, Lock (0.1 A step)

direction] Characteristics Voltage sensitivity (V0): 5.5V (fixed) Vo

Maximum sensitivity phase angle: 0°(fixed)

DG Current (i0) F103: 1.0 to 10mA, Lock (0.5mA step) Io

system Operation phase angle range: 160° (fixed)

Only for 1, except in Accuracy Operating value: ±5%

RP Power setting 10 to 200 W, Lock (0.5 W step)

(between uv lines) Timer 0 to 30 second(s) (0.1 s step)

CharacteristicsUV lock: 40 V (fixed)

Operation time: Timer setting + +200 ms or less

Elements Detail specifications Operating characteristics

Characteristics Minimum operating sensitively: 30% of reference

OP Unbalance rate 30 to 70%, Lock (5% step) [[Arithmetic expression]]

Elements Detail specifications Operating characteristics