Protocol Database For ACR With ADVC Controllers

3/6/2018 Protocol Database for Automatic Circuit Reclosers With Advanced Controllers
Protocol Database for Automatic Circuit Reclosers

With Advanced Controllers
COPYRIGHT Schneider Electric (Australia) PTY LTD 2018
File Version: $Revision: 221 $
331 Version: 5000.00
Contents
Appendix A.1 Digital Data
A.1.1. Switchgear and Controller State Flags
A.1.2. Operator/Protection/Detection Flags
A.1.3. Protection Trip Flags ACR
A.1.4. Distributed Automation Flags
A.1.5. Pickup Flags
A.1.6. IOEX Inputs
A.1.8. Protocol IOEX Control Status
A.1.9. Alarms
A.1.10. User Defined Status
Appendix A.2 Analog Data
A.2.1. Line Currents
A.2.2. Voltage Measurements
A.2.3. System Power
A.2.4. Gas Pressure
A.2.5. Protection State
A.2.6. Protection Sequence and Trip Data
A.2.7. Switchgear Details
A.2.8. Controller Data
A.2.9. Distributed Automation
A.2.10. Daily Data
A.2.11. Supply Outage Measurement
A.2.12. Frequency Measurement
A.2.15. Sequence Components
Appendix A.3 Accumulator Data
A.3.1. Trip Counters
A.3.2. Pickup Counters
A.3.3. Fault Counters
Appendix A.4 Harmonics
A.4.1. Average
A.4.2. Maximum
A.4.3. Percent Excursion
Appendix A.5 LBS Points Data
A.5.1. Operator/Detection Flags for LBS
A.5.2. Detection Flags LBS
Appendix A.6 LBS Analog Data
A.6.1. Detection State
A.6.2. Fault Detection Data
Appendix A.7 ProtocolSpecific Data
A.7.1. ProtocolSpecific Digital status points.
A.7.2. ProtocolSpecific Analog status points.
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A.7.3. ProtocolSpecific Counter status points.

Appendix A.8 Custom Data
A.8.1. Custom Variables
A.8.2. Custom Counters
A.8.3. Custom Timers
A.8.4. Custom Digitals
Appendix B.1 Digital Controls
Appendix B.2 Analog Controls
Appendix B.3 Protocol IOEX Controls
Appendix A.1Digital Data

Changes to digital Status Points are time stamped internally and available for transmission by protocols which
support transmission of time tags.
A.1.1Switchgear and Controller State Flags

These points show the state of the switchgear and/or the controller.
Version
Point Name Description Set = '1' Clear = '0'
Introduced
For any of the
following
conditions:
Trip or Close
This flag indicates the operator has Isolated.
placed the switchgear in an
Abnormal Switchgear None of the
abnormal state such as "Work Tag
0 Operator mechanically specified conditions 4100.00
Applied". This means it will operate
Settings locked open are true.
differently to its normal mode of
(if applicable).
operation.(1)
Work Tag
Applied.
Version
Introduced
For any of the
following
conditions:
Battery not
normal, this is
made up of
multiple
conditions:
Battery OFF,
Over Voltage,
and Low
Voltage.
Capacitor
charge
"status" is
Failed.
Low Power
Mode.
Gas Pressure
Low or Invalid
(if applicable).
Switchgear
data not valid
(includes
The controller has detected one or connection to No maintenance
Maintenance
1 more conditions which require an invalid 4100.00
Required required.
maintenance.(1) switch type).
Any vacuum
interrupter
contact life is
less than
20%.
Mechanism
Fail.
Switchgear
not
connected.
Firmware
missmatch.
The PCOM is
not calibrated.
Power Supply
is "Over
Voltage".
Failed to save
settings.
Auxiliary Supply Status of controller auxiliary Auxiliary supply Auxiliary supply

2 4100.00
Fail supply(1) fail. normal.
Version
Introduced
The controller is in either Local or Remote Control LOCAL control
Remote control. This affects the ON. ON.
3 Controller Mode close command and the 4100.00
permissions to set/remove work LOCAL control Remote Control
tags(1) OFF. OFF.
Switchgear These are repeats of the Switchgear not
4 mechanism travel switches. When Switchgear Tripped 4100.00
Trippedopen Tripped
the switchgear is disconnected
Switchgear from the control cubicle they are Switchgear not
5 Switchgear Closed 4100.00
Closed both cleared. Closed
6 Phase Ai Live 4100.00
7 Phase Bi Live Shows if phase bushings are 4100.00
8 Phase Ci Live above or below the Live Line 4100.00
Phase Live Phase Dead
9 Phase Ax Live Threshold after supply timeout.(3) 4100.00
10 Phase Bx Live (5) 4100.00
11 Phase Cx Live 4100.00
All Source side
Source Voltage Any Source side
12 bushings are 4100.00
Status bushings are live.
dead.
Note that these points are different
Any load side All load side
Load Voltage to the Load/Source Live/Dead
13 bushings are live. bushings are 4100.00
Status events in the controller event
(5) dead.
record.
Current of 2.5A or Current of less than
14 Load Current On more is flowing in at 2.5A is flowing in 4100.00
least one phase. all three phases.
A Phase,
Earth/Ground or
No protection
Protection One of the protection elements has SEF/SGF
15 elements are 4100.00
Pickup picked up. Protection Element
picked up.
is in the picked up
state.
Power Flow The direction of positive power flow Source I to Load
16 Source X to Load I. 4100.00
Direction as defined by user.(4) X.
Indicates the switchgear is
mechanically locked in position. Switchgear Switchgear not
20 Locked 4100.00
Not supported on the NSeries Locked. Locked.
where it will always be zero.
Indicates the controller has
successfully retrieved the data
Switchgear Data from the switchgear memory. Switchgear Memory Switchgear
21 4100.00
Invalid When invalid the switchgear Data Not Valid Memory Data Valid
attributes and gas pressure are
zeroed.
Shows the connection state
between the switchgear and the
controller. When connected the Switch
Switchgear Switch connected
22 switchgear Trip, Close and Locked disconnected from 4100.00
Connection to control cubicle.
indications are valid. When control cubicle.
disconnected switchgear data will
be forced Invalid.
Any vacuum All vacuum
Indicates the wear of the contacts interrupter contact interrupters have
23 Contact Life Low 4100.00
in the vacuum interrupters life is less than contact life >=
20%. 20%.
Version
Introduced
Gas Pressure
Normal.
This point will only be set when the Gas Pressure
switchgear is connected, Not Known.
Gas Pressure Gas Pressure Low Switchgear 4100.00
24 switchgear data is valid,
LoworInvalid or Invalid. Does Not
switchgear type has gas and the
gas pressure is Low or Invalid. Have Gas.
Close Isolate Close Isolate

25 Close Isolate Switch OFF (Close Switch ON (Close 4100.00
Shows the state of the trip and
is disabled). is enabled.)
close isolate switches on the
operator control panel Trip Isolate Switch Trip Isolate Switch
26 Trip Isolate OFF (Trip is ON (Trip is 4100.00
disabled). enabled).
Shows the state of the Work (Hot
Work/Hot Line Work (Hot Line) Tag Work (Hot Line)
27 Line) Tag setting. No Closing may 4100.00
Tag Applied Tag Removed
be performed with this flag set.
Battery supply not
normal.
This includes :
Battery Off.
Battery Supply Note : Also part of "Maintenance Battery supply
28 Battery 4100.00
Fail Required". Normal.
Overvolt.
Battery Low
Volts.
Capacitor The Trip/Close Capacitors have Capacitor Charge Capacitor Charge

29 4100.00
Charge Failure failed to charge. Failed. OK.
The switchgear has failed to Trip or Mechanism
30 Mechanism Fail Mechanism OK. 4100.00
Close electrically Failure.
The Dummy Circuit Breaker is an
internal point used for SCADA
Dummy Circuit system testing. It can be Tripped or
31 DCB Closed. DCB Not Closed. 4100.00
Breaker Closed Closed. The value of this point is
nonvolatile, ie. Is retained through
powerdowns and restarts.
Directional blocking
is enabled and Vo
The directional blocking facility is sustained (after Directional blocking
SEF/SGF High
includes detection of high residual balancing) above is not enabled or
32 Residual 4100.00
voltage (Vo) above the SEF/SGF the Min SEF/SGF Vo is below the
Voltage Alarm
threshold setting.(2) Vo threshold for the threshold.
High Vo Alarm time
or longer.
Supply Outage Supply Outage
Supply Outage
33 Measurement is Measurement is 4100.00
Measurement
ON. OFF.
34 Door Open Status of cubicle door. Door open. Door closed. 4100.00
Function is
Function is Load
35 Switch Function Automatic Circuit 4100.00
Break Switch
Recloser
Auxiliary supply has Auxiliary supply
Auxiliary Supply Status of controller auxiliary supply
36 failed for more than restored for more 4100.00
Fail Delayed (delayed).
120 seconds. than 20 seconds.
Version
Introduced
The Dummy Circuit Breaker is an
internal point used for SCADA
Dummy Circuit system testing. It can be Tripped or
37 DCB Tripped. DCB Not Tripped. 4100.00
Breaker Tripped Closed. The value of this point is
nonvolatile, ie. Is retained through
powerdowns and restarts.
Status of a battery test. This is the
The battery has
result of a large load applied for 10
failed a battery test
38 Battery Test Fail seconds, and then removed for 10 The battery is ok. 4100.00
and requires
seconds and comparing the three
replacement.
resulting voltages
Battery Test in The battery test is The battery test is
39 4100.00
Progress in progress. NOT in progress.
No controller
settings have been
changed.
The settings have Cleared by binary

Settings
40 been changed by a output "Reset Fault 4100.00
Changed
user. Flags", "Reset
Fault Flags and
Currents" or "Clear
Settings
Changed".
There are no Non
At least 1 normal
Normal Alert A non critical alert is active on the Critical Alerts
41 alert is active on 4400.00
Active controller. present on the
the controller
Controller.
There are no
At least 1 critical
Critical Alert A critical alert is active on the Critical Alerts
42 alert is active on 4400.00
Active controller. present on the
the controller
Controller.
Normal state,
Cleared on next
Not suitable for poll oriented Set when a Trip
49 Trip Request internal scan after 4306.11
protocols. Request is issued.
Set. Point cleared
after 1 second.
Point Cleared by
"Reset fault
flags and
currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags"
control.
A trip operation was attempted but
A Trip operation Any
50 Trip Aborted could not be completed due to low 4420.01
has been aborted successful
battery capacity and was aborted.
trip or close
operation.
Controller
software
reset (data is
volatile).
Version
Introduced
Point Cleared by
"Reset fault
flags and
currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags"
A close operation was attempted control.
but could not be completed due to A Close operation Any
51 Close Aborted 4420.01
low battery capacity and was has been aborted successful
aborted. trip or close
operation.
Controller
software
reset (data is
volatile).
IOEXA
IOEXA
52 Connection IOEXA Connected 4404.19
Disconnected
Status
IOEXB
flag for IOEXB Connection Status. IOEXB
53 Connection IOEXB Connected 4404.19
Disconnected
Status
This point is asserted when the
switchgear is in the 'Closed' state,
Extended and remains asserted for a period Switchgear has
54 Switchgear of 300 ms after the switchgear is Switchgear Closed been Tripped for at 4428.20
Closed 'NOTclosed'. This point is cleared least 300ms
immediately when the switchgear
has been disconnected.
Circuit Breaker
OK.
Point Cleared by
"Reset fault
CBCheck, a circuitbreaker
flags and
protectiontrip request FAILED to
currents"
reduce one or more phasecurrent
control.
Circuit Breaker magnitudes to below minimum Circuit breaker has
55 "Reset Fault 4442.00
Fail practical phasecurrentthreshold failed
Flags"
(2.5A for CAPM4/5) after the
control.
configurable 'Circuit Breaker Fail
Controller
Check Delay'.
software
reset (data is
volatile).
Version
Introduced
Cleared by one of
the following
actions:
Indicates if the most recent close 'Reset Fault
operation was rejected by one or Flags and
more of the following: Currents'
Set if the most control.
Source and load voltages are
recent close 'Reset Fault
out of sync.
request was Flags' control.
Source and load frequencies
rejected due to out Controller
Close Rejected are out of sync.
56 of synchronisation Software 4516.00
Out of Sync Source and load phases are between source Reset (data is
out of sync. and load phase, volatile).
One or more but not all frequency and/or Protection
bushings are dead on load or
voltage. OFF.
source side.
At the time of
the next
succesful
close.
Cleared by one of
the following
actions:
'Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents'
control.
Set if the most 'Reset Fault
recent close Flags' control.
Indicates if the most recent close
Close Rejected request was Controller
operation was rejected due to
57 Voltage Out of rejected due to out Software 4516.00
voltage difference between source
Sync of synchronisation Reset (data is
and load.
between source volatile).
and load voltage. Protection
OFF.
At the time of
the next
succesful
close.
Version
Introduced
Cleared by one of
the following
actions:
'Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents'
control.
Set if the most
'Reset Fault
recent close
Flags' control.
Indicates if the most recent close request was
Close Rejected Controller
operation was rejected due to rejected due to out
58 Frequency Out Software 4516.00
frequency instability or difference of synchronisation
of Sync Reset (data is
between source and load. between source
volatile).
and load
Protection
frequency.
OFF.
At the time of
the next
succesful
close.
Cleared by one of
the following
actions:
'Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents'
control.
Set if the most 'Reset Fault
recent close Flags' control.
Indicates if the most recent close
Close Rejected request was Controller
operation was rejected due to
59 Phase Out of rejected due to out Software 4516.00
phase difference between source
Sync of synchronisation Reset (data is
and load.
between source volatile).
and load phase. Protection
OFF.
At the time of
the next
succesful
close.
Version
Introduced
Set when:
Phases,
frequencies
and voltages
are
synchronised
Cleared when a
between
phase, frequency
source and
Global Indicates if source and load are or voltage is not
60 load. 4516.00
Synchronised synchronised. synchronised
All bushings
between source
are dead on
and load.
the load or
source side.
Sync Check is
unavailable.
Set when:
Voltages are
synchronised
between
source and
Cleared when
load.
voltages are not
Voltage Indicates if source and load All bushings synchronised
61 4516.00
Synchronised voltages are synchronised. are dead on between source
the load or
and load.
source side.
Sync Check is
unavailable.
Set when:
Source and
load
frequencies
are stable and
frequencies
are
synchronised Cleared when
between frequencies are not
Frequency Indicates if source and load
62 source and synchronised 4516.00
Synchronised frequencies are synchronised.
load. between source
All bushings and load.
are dead on
the load or
source side.
Sync Check is
unavailable.
Version
Introduced
Set when:
Phase angles
are
synchronised
between
source and Cleared when
load. phase angles are
Phase Indicates if source and load
63 All bushings not synchronised 4516.00
Synchronised phases are synchronised.
are dead on between source
the load or and load.
source side.
Sync Check is
unavailable.
The cause of the

failure is one of the
following
conditions:
Read Fail.
Write Fail.
SCEM This flag indicates that there has Communications to
64 Communications been an error in the Memory Fail. the SCEM are 4520.04
Error communications to the SCEM. good.
Memory
Corrupt.
Switch
Unsupported.
Set when Sync

Cleared when:
Check is enabled
and either Loop Sync Check
Automation is off or is disabled.
the Loop Loop
Automation is Automation is
configured as on and the
follows: device type
configured as
Loop
a feeder or
Automation
midpoint.
device type is
Loop
Sync Check Indicates when synchronisation is configured as
Automation is
65 a tie. 4528.03
Active active. on and the
the Loop
device type is
Automation
Tie and the
logic is
logic is
intelligent.
classic or it is
Intelligent
in the timer
Loop
Tie control
Automation is
mode.
in the
Protection
message Tie
OFF.
control mode.
Version
Introduced
Cleared when:
Maximum
Set at the time of Fault Period
an Operator or expires.
Remote close when Protection
the Close on Fault OFF.
Close on Fault Indicates when the close on fault
66 Trip is enabled and Switchgear 4536.00
Trip Active trip is active.
any phase is live trips.
(voltage above the Close on
Live Line Fault Trip
Threshold). disabled.
Indicates the status of the relay

Set when a fault
function. This point is set when Cleared when fault
Relay Function detection relay may
67 there is a failure of any fault detection relay is 4538.00
Status not be operating
detection relays or required working correctly.
correctly.
components.
Set when the
system restarts due
Abnormal Indicates whether a system reset Cleared on next
68 to a Watchdog 4542.00
System Reset was due to a Watchdog failure. good restart
timeout or unknown
error.
Cleared when loop
Loop Indicates whether loop Set when loop
automation and
69 Automation aumtomation and APGS are linked automation and 4552.00
APGS are not
APGS Link On or not. APGS are linked.
linked.
Loop Set when loop Cleared when loop
Indicates whether loop
Automation automation and automation and
70 aumtomation and APGS features 4552.00
APGS Two Way APGS are linked in APGS are not
are linked in both way or not.
Link On both way. linked in both way.
Set when Cleared when
Indicates whether APGS will be
protection/detection protection/detection
disabled when an operator selects
71 APGS Lock On group change by group change by 4552.00
an alternative protection/detection
operator will not operator will
group.
disable APGS. disable APGS.
Indicates whether APGS is allowed
to change from forward group to
reverse group due to a reversal of
the power flow on MidPoint Set when APGS is Cleared when
devices. Following a loss of supply, not allowed to APGS is allowed to
72 APGS Inhibit On and a Loop Automation Timeout, change from change from 4552.00
the inhibit will not apply and the forward group to forward group to
midpoint will select the alternate reverse group. reverse group.
group as normal. No Inhibit shall
apply when the Power flow
switches from reverse to forward.
1 This item indicates the status of the switchgear. It is recommended that it is always sent to a SCADA system
and displayed. It indicates in summary form the information which an operator can use to determine if the
switchgear is working correctly, if maintenance is required and if the local operator has left the equipment in
normal operating mode.
2 This data item is only available in configurations which support the Directional Blocking feature and will
always be '0' otherwise. Directional Blocking for LBS is available starting from version A4548.00.
3 The phase designation A, B, C is determined by the user, refer to Switchgear Details section, Phase
Designation in the Switchgear Technical Manual.
4 The power flow direction (source/load designation) is determined by the user. See Binary Output "Power
Flow Direction" for control.
5 If no X side CVTs present then value will always be zero.
A.1.2Operator/Protection/Detection Flags
These flags show the status of the operator controls and the state of some of the protection settings, refer to the
Protection State Section. They are equivalent to the indications available on the Operator Control Panel on the
controller.
Version
Introduced
Earth/Ground Earth/Ground Protection Earth/Ground
0 4100.00
Protection Enabled ON. Protection OFF.
SEF/SGF Protection SEF/SGF protection
1 SEF/SGF protection ON. 4100.00
Enabled OFF.
2 Auto Reclose Auto Reclose ON. Auto Reclose OFF. 4100.00
Cold Load Pickup is in
Auto.This means the cold Cold Load pickup is
load function is OFF. This means
functioning and may, or the cold load
3 Cold Load Auto 4100.00
may not, be affecting the function is
threshold multiplier. This completely
is indicated by the Cold disabled.
Load Active flag.
Cold load is NOT Idle. Cold Load is Idle or
This means the threshold is turned OFF. This
See Protection State multiplier is being raised means the threshold
4 Cold Load Active 4100.00
section. by the cold load pickup multiplier will not be
function in order to raise affected by the cold
cold load. load function.
High Current High Current Lockout High Current
5 4100.00
Lockout Enabled ON. Lockout OFF.
Either Loss Of
Phase Protection is
Loss of Phase Loss of Phase Trip
6 (1) OFF or Loss Of 4100.00
Protection ENABLED.
Phase Alarm
ENABLED.
Sequence Control
7 Sequence Control Sequence Control ON. 4100.00
OFF.
Live Load Blocking
8 Live Load Blocking Live Load Blocking ON. 4100.00
OFF.
Protection turned
9 Protection ON/OFF Protection ON. OFF. No protection 4100.00
trips will occur.
Automatic Automatic
Automatic Protection
10 Protection Group Protection Group 4100.00
Group Selection is ON.
Selection Selection is OFF.
The Under/Over
The Under/Over
Frequency
Normal Freq Close Frequency protection has
11 protection has 4100.00
On/Off "Normal Freq Close" ON.
"Normal Freq
Close" OFF.
Dead Lockout Setting is Dead Lockout
12 Dead Lockout 4100.00
ON. Setting is OFF.
Loss Of Phase/Loop Loss Of Phase/Loop
13 Loss Of Phase/Loop 4100.00
Linked. Unlinked.
The Under/Over
The Under/Over
Frequency
Under Frequency Frequency protection
14 protection "Under 4100.00
Trip "Under Frequency Trip"
Frequency Trip" is
feature is enabled.
disabled.
Version
Introduced
The Under/Over
The Under/Over
Frequency
Over Frequency Frequency protection
15 protection "Over 4100.00
Trip "Over Frequency Trip"
Frequency Trip" is
feature is enabled.
disabled.
Protection Group A Protection group A is Protection group A
16 (2) 4100.00
Active active. is not active.
Protection Group B Protection group B is Protection group B
17 (2) 4100.00
Protection Group C Protection group C is Protection group C
18 (2) 4100.00
Protection Group D Protection group D is Protection group D
19 (2) 4100.00
Protection Group E Protection group E is Protection group E
20 (2) 4100.00
Protection Group F Protection group F is Protection group F
21 (2) 4100.00
Protection Group G Protection group G is Protection group G
22 (2) 4100.00
Protection Group H Protection group H is Protection group H
23 (2) 4100.00
Protection Group I Protection group I is Protection group I is
24 (2) 4100.00
Active active. not active.
Protection Group J Protection group J is Protection group J
25 (2) 4100.00
Either Loss Of
Loss of Phase Alarm is Phase Alarm is
Loss of Phase
26 (1) ENABLED (ie no trip will DISABLED, or Loss 4100.00
Alarm Enabled
occur). Of Phase Protection
ENABLED.
Directional
Directional Protection is
Protection is not
enabled. Separate
enabled. Only one
Directional protection groups exist
27 protection group 4100.00
Protection Enabled for each direction, pickup
exists, pickup and
and tripping is
tripping is non
directional.
directional.
Cold Load (reverse)
Cold load (reverse) is
is Idle or is turned
NOT Idle. This means
OFF. This means
Cold Load Reverse the threshold multiplier is
28 the threshold 4102.43
Active being raised by the cold
multiplier will not be
load pickup function in
affected by the cold
order to raise cold load.
load function.
Cold load is at the Cold Load has not
Cold Load
29 maximum time and reached the 4102.50
Maximum
multiplier. maximum time.
Cold load(Reverse) is at Cold Load(Reverse)
Cold Load Reverse
30 the maximum time and has not reached the 4102.50
Maximum
multiplier. maximum time.
Version
Introduced
Reverse Cold Load
Reverse Cold Load
Pickup is in Auto.This
pickup is OFF or
means the cold load
directional
function is functioning
protection is
Cold Load Reverse and may, or may not, be
31 DISABLED. This 4102.50
Auto affecting the threshold
means the cold load
multiplier. This is
function is
indicated by the Cold
completely
Load Reverse Active
disabled.
flag.
Auto Reclose in the
Auto Reclose in the
Forward Auto FORWARD
32 (3) FORWARD protection 4102.85
Reclose protection direction
direction is ON.
is OFF.
'High Current
'High Current Lockout' in Lockout' in the
Reverse High
33 (3) the REVERSE protection REVERSE 4102.85
Current Lockout
direction is ON. protection direction
is OFF.
Sequence Control in
Sequence Control in the
Reverse Sequence the REVERSE
34 (3) REVERSE protection 4102.85
Control protection direction
direction is ON.
is OFF.
Auto Reclose in the
Auto Reclose in the
Reverse Auto REVERSE
35 (3) REVERSE protection 4102.85
Reclose protection direction
direction is ON.
is OFF.
The status of the
Normal Voltage Under/Over Voltage Normal Voltage Close is Normal Voltage
36 4200.00
Close Normal Voltage Close ON Close is OFF
Setting
The status of the Under Under Voltage Trip
37 Under Voltage Trip Under Voltage Trip is ON 4200.00
Voltage Trip setting is OFF
The status of the Over Over Voltage Trip is
38 Over Voltage Trip Over Voltage Trip is ON 4200.00
Voltage Trip setting OFF
The status of the Sag Sag Monitoring is
39 Sag Monitoring Sag Monitoring is ON 4200.00
Monitoring Setting OFF
The status of the Swell Swell Monitoring is
40 Swell Monitoring Swell Monitoring is ON 4200.00
Monitoring Setting OFF
Earth/Ground
Protection Blcoking
The status of the
Earth/Ground Earth/Ground Protection is On. No
41 Earth/Ground Protection 440.47
Protection Block blocking is Off Earth/Ground
Block
Protection will
operate.
NPS Protection
NPS Protection The status of the NPS NPS Protection blocking Blocking is On. No
42 440.47
Block Protection Block is Off NPS Protection will
operate.
SEF/SGF Alarm The status of the SEF/SGF Alarm is
43 SEF/SGF Alarm is ON 4442.00
Enabled SEF/SGF alarm OFF
44 Fault Locator On/Off Fault Locator On/Off Fault Locator On Fault Locator Off 4506.02
'SEF/SGF Pickup Block'
status.
SEF/SGF Pickup SEF/SGF Pickups are SEF/SGF Pickups
45 4530.00
Block Note: Refer to digital Blocked. are Unblocked.
control "SEF/SGF Pickup
Block".
Under Voltage Under Voltage is
46 Under Voltage On/Off Under Voltage is ON. 4536.00
Enabled OFF.
Version
Introduced
Over Voltage Over Voltage is
47 Over Voltage On/Off Over Voltage is ON. 4536.00
Enabled OFF.
The status of the Under An under voltage
Under Voltage An under voltage event
48 Voltage Trip/Alarm event will generate 4536.00
Mode will trip the switch.
setting an alarm.
The status of the Over An over voltage
An over voltage event will
49 Over Voltage Mode Voltage Trip/Alarm event will generate 4536.00
trip the switch.
setting an alarm.
Phase Fault
The status of the phase Phase fault protection is Phase fault
50 Protection/Detection 4536.00
fault protection ON protection is OFF
On
Phase fault Phase fault
Phase Fault The status of the phase
protection/detection is in protection/detection
51 Protection/Detection fault trip/sectionalise 4536.00
the trip/sectionalise is in the alarm
Mode mode
mode mode
SEF/SGF fault SEF/SGF fault
SEF/SGF The status of the
52 Protection/Detection SEF/SGF fault 4536.00
Mode trip/sectionalise mode
mode mode
Earth/Ground fault Earth fault
Earth/Ground Fault The status of the Earth
Mode mode
mode mode
NPS Fault NPS fault NPS fault
The status of the NPS
54 Protection/Detection protection/detection is protection/detection 4536.00
fault protection/detection
On ON is OFF
NPS fault NPS fault
NPS Fault The status of the NPS
Mode mode
mode mode
Single Shot Mode is
56 Single Shot Mode Single Shot Mode is On. 4538.00
Off.
Fault Locator Fault Locator Trigger on Fault Locator
57 Fault Locator Trigger 4538.00
Trigger Pickup Trigger on Trip
The Rate of Change
The Rate of Change of
Rate of Change of of Frequency
58 Frequency protection is 4544.00
Frequency Trip protection is
enabled.
disabled.
The Neutral Voltage The Neutral Voltage
59 NVD Protection On Displacement trip mode Displacement trip 4544.00
is enabled. mode is disabled.
The Neutral Voltage The Neutral Voltage
60 NVD Alarm On Displacement alarm Displacement alarm 4544.00
mode is enabled. mode is disabled.
Broken Conductor Broken Conductor Broken Conductor
61 Protection/Detection Protection/Detection is Protection/Detection 4548.00
On ON. is OFF.
Broken Conductor Broken Conductor Alarm Broken Conductor
62 4548.00
Alarm On is ON. Alarm is OFF.
Auto Close is Not
Auto Close is Blocked.
Auto Reclose Blocked. Any auto
63 Any auto reclose request 4548.00
Blocked reclose request will
will be disregarded.
be allowed
Version
Introduced
To enable coordination
with a resonant earthing
system this feature
causes the Earth and Resonant Earthing
Resonant Fault Resonant Earthing
64 SEF/SGF type faults and Coordination is 4548.00
Coordination Coordination is ON
any Auto Relose OFF
requests to be ignored
whilst the relevant
conditions are present.
1 Loss of Phase Protection is either in Trip ENABLED, Alarm ENABLED or OFF.
2 Only one protection group is active at any one time unless Directional Protection is ON then only two
protection groups are active. eg Protection Groups C and D active (C is the forward protection group and D
the reverse).
3 Only valid when 'Directional Protection' is Active.
A.1.3Protection Trip Flags ACR

This group of points indicates what happened in the most recent protection sequence. For example the recloser
may have tripped, closed, tripped again and locked out. Or it may have tripped, closed and stayed closed
because the fault was cleared.
In both cases the flags below are set to show what caused of the trips and whether the lockout state has been
reached or not.
A set of flags is available for each trip in a protection sequence.
Analog data is available which shows the fault currents during the sequence and how many trips occurred. Refer
A.2.6
Note: A sequence starts when there is a protection trip or a sequence advance.
Most of these flags are cleared by a protocol command, a switchgear trip/close by the operator, or when a new
protection sequence starts.
This data is volatile, i.e. it is zeroed on controller software reset.
If there is more than one protocol running simultaneously in the controller this data is replicated between the
protocols so that each master station can clear its data independently from the others.
Version
Introduced
This shows that a protection Start of sequence
End of sequence.
sequence has started and not yet ie. a protection
Sequence in Either by lockout or
0 completed. Note that an operator trip or sequence 4100.00
Progress sequence reset
trip does not cause a "Sequence in advance has
timeout.
Progress". occurred.
This shows that the protection All flags are cleared
sequence is over and the other flags by:
are set. Can be used to drive an End of sequence.
Protection operator alarm through the SCADA Either by lockout "Reset fault flags
1 and currents" 4100.00
Data Valid system to warn that a protection or sequence reset
sequence has occurred. Note that timeout. control.
an operator trip alone does not "Reset Fault
cause a "Protection Data Valid" . Flags" control.
Phase Phase Any operator
2 Overcurrent Overcurrent close action. 4100.00
Trip 1 Protection Trip 1 Start of a new
Phase Phase sequence.
3 Overcurrent Overcurrent Controller 4100.00
Trip 2 Protection Trip 2 software reset
(data is volatile).
Protection Version
Point Name Description Set = '1' Clear =OFF.
turned '0'
Introduced
Phase Phase Sequence Reset
4 Overcurrent Overcurrent occurs and 4100.00
Trip 3 Protection Trip 3 "Sequence
Reset Clears
Phase Phase
Fault Flags On"
5 Overcurrent Overcurrent 4100.00
Feature
Trip 4 Protection Trip 4
Available.
Earth/Ground Earth/Ground
Sensitive
SEF/SGF
Earth/Ground
10 Overcurrent 4100.00
Fault Protection
Trip 1
Trip 1
Sensitive
SEF/SGF
Earth/Ground
Fault Protection
Trip 2
Trip 2
Sensitive
SEF/SGF
Earth/Ground
Fault Protection
Trip 3
Trip 3
Sensitive
SEF/SGF
Earth/Ground
Fault Protection
Trip 4
Trip 4
Sequence Sequence
14 4100.00
Advance 1 Advance 1
Sequence Sequence
15 4100.00
Advance 2 Advance 2
Sequence Sequence
16 4100.00
Advance 3 Advance 3
17 Reserved Always 0 4100.00
Single Shot
Single Shot Only one flag provided because a Protection was
18 4100.00
Protection single shot trip forces lockout. active at the time
of the trip.
Only one flag provided because Trip was caused Protection Flags are
Loss Of
19 Loss Of Phase protection forces by Loss of Phase cleared by one of the 4100.00
Phase Trip
lockout. Protection. following actions:
Loss Of Phase A was lost
20 Phase Phase (1) at time of Loss Of "Reset Fault 4100.00
A Lost Phase trip. Flags and
Currents"
Loss Of Phase B was lost
21 Phase Phase (1) at time of Loss Of control. 4100.00
B Lost Phase trip. "Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Operator Close.
At the time of the
next trip the
flags are
'refreshed'. Old
flags are cleared
and the cause of Version

Point Name Description Set = '1' Clear
the = '0'
'most recent' Introduced
protection
operation set.
Protection
turned OFF.
Controller
Software reset
(data is volatile).
Loss Of Phase C was lost Sequence Reset
22 Phase Phase (1) at time of Loss Of occurs and 4100.00
C Lost Phase trip. "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Cleared by:
The High Current
Lockout forced Any close action.
the controller to "Reset Fault
High Current Only one flag because High Current
23 lockout during the Flags and 4100.00
Lockout Lockout forces lockout.
most recent Currents"
protection control.
sequence. "Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Sequence Reset
Indicates the controller is in lockout. occurs and
Therefore no autoreclosing will take "Sequence
place. Reset Clears
Controller is in Fault Flags On" 4100.00
24 Lockout
If the switchgear is closed this flag lockout. Feature
will be clear. When this flag is clear Available.
it indicates the protection sequence
cleared the fault.
A combination of
an OCPM
One flag only because operator trip Operator Trip OR Cleared by any close
25 Operator Trip 4100.00
forces lockout. an IOEX Operator action.
Trip OR a
Protocol Trip.
The most recent Protection Flags are
protection cleared by one of the
Protection Set if the most recent protection operation was following actions:
26 FlagPhase operation was caused by a Phase caused by a 4100.00
Overcurrent Overcurrent Protection Trip. Phase "Reset Fault
Overcurrent Flags and
Protection Trip Currents"
The most recent control.
protection "Reset Fault
Protection Set if the most recent protection Flags" control.
operation was
Flag operation was caused by an Operator Close. 4100.00
27 caused by an
Earth/Ground Earth/Ground Overcurrent At the time of the
Earth/Ground
Overcurrent Protection. next trip the
Overcurrent
Protection Trip. flags are
'refreshed'. Old
flags are cleared
and the cause of
the 'most recent'
protection
operation set.
Protection Version
turned '0'
Introduced
Sequence Reset
The most recent occurs and
protection "Sequence
Protection Set if the most recent protection Reset Clears
operation was
Flag operation was caused by an Fault Flags On" 4100.00
28 caused by an
SEF/SGF SEF/SGF Overcurrent Protection Feature
SEF/SGF
Overcurrent Trip.
Overcurrent Available.
Protection Trip.
Cleared by:
Any Operator
Close or
The most recent Operator Trip.
trip was caused This includes
OCP
29 by a local or remote control 4100.00
Operator Trip
remote operator commands.
panel trip. Start of a new
sequence.
Cleared by:
The most recent
trip was caused Any Operator
IOEX Close or
30 by an IOEX 4100.00
Operator Trip Operator Trip.
Operator Trip
input This includes
remote control
commands.
The most recent Start of a new
IOEX
trip was caused sequence.
31 Protection 4100.00
by an IOEX
Trip
Protection Input
The most recent Cleared by:

trip was caused
33 Protocol Trip by a remote Any Operator 4100.00
protocol or WSOS Close or
trip request. Operator Trip.
The most recent This includes
trip was caused remote control
by a Loop commands.
Automation Automation, Start of a new
34 sequence. 4100.00
TripA Generator
Control, or an
Auto Changeover
Trip request.
Set if the most recent protection Protection Flags are
operation was due to Under cleared by one of the
Under Frequency. Protection following actions:
Frequency operation caused
35 4100.00
Protection The source frequency has fallen by Under "Reset fault flags
Flag below the Under Frequency Frequency. and currents"
threshold for the Trip Delay count control.
and a Trip has occurred. "Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Any Operator
Close.
At the time of the
next trip the
flags are
'refreshed'. Old
flags are cleared Version

and the= cause
'0' of Introduced
the 'most recent'
protection
operation set.
Start of a new
sequence. The
time stamp
Set if most recent protection reflects this.
operation was due to Over Protection
Over Frequency. Protection turned OFF.
Frequency operation caused Sequence Reset 4100.00
36
Protection The source frequency has risen by Over
occurs and
Flag above the Over Frequency Frequency.
"Sequence
threshold for the Trip Delay count
Reset Clears
and a Trip has occurred.
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Phase A Phase A Cleared by:

Trip 1 Protection Trip 1 "Reset Fault
Phase A Phase A flags and
42 Overcurrent Overcurrent Currents" 4100.00
Trip 2 Protection Trip 2 control.
Phase A Phase A "Reset Fault
43 Overcurrent Overcurrent Flags" control. 4100.00
Any Operator
Close. This
Phase A Phase A includes remote
44 Overcurrent Overcurrent control 4100.00
Trip 4 Protection Trip 4 commands.
Phase B Phase B Start of a new
45 Overcurrent Overcurrent sequence. 4100.00
Trip 1 Protection Trip 1 Sequence Reset
Phase B Phase B occurs and
46 Overcurrent Overcurrent "Sequence 4100.00
Trip 2 Protection Trip 2 Reset Clears
Phase B Phase B Fault Flags On"
47 Overcurrent Overcurrent Feature 4100.00
Trip 3 Protection Trip 3 Available.
Phase B Phase B
Phase C Phase C
Phase C Phase C
Phase C Phase C
Phase C Phase C
Peak Fault
Current for trip
Instantaneous
53 was above the 4100.00
Trip Flag 1
Instantaneous
Multiplier setting.
Version
Introduced
Peak Fault
Current for trip
Instantaneous
Trip Flag 2
Instantaneous
Multiplier setting.
Peak Fault
Current for trip
Instantaneous
Trip Flag 3
Instantaneous
Multiplier setting.
Peak Fault
Current for trip
Instantaneous
Trip Flag 4
Instantaneous
Multiplier setting.
Protection Flags are
cleared by one of the
The most recent following actions:
Most Recent trip was caused
57 Trip Phase A by an A Phase "Reset Fault 4100.00
Overcurrent Overcurrent Flags and
Protection Trip. Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
The most recent Operator Close.
Most Recent trip was caused At the time of the
58 Trip Phase B by a B Phase next trip the 4100.00
Overcurrent Overcurrent flags are
Protection Trip 'refreshed'. Old
flags are cleared
and the cause of
the 'most recent'
The most recent protection
Most Recent trip was caused operation set.
59 Trip Phase C by a C Phase Protection 4100.00
Overcurrent Overcurrent turned OFF.
Protection Trip Controller
Software Reset
(data is volatile).
Sequence Reset
occurs and
The peak current "Sequence
for the most Reset Clears
Instantaneous
recent trip was Fault Flags On" 4100.00
60 Most Recent
greater than the Feature
Trip
Instantaneous Available.
setting.
Cleared by:
"Reset Fault
Set if a lockout Flags and
Dead Lockout caused by the Currents"
61 4100.00
Trip Flag 'Dead Lockout' control.
Feature occurred. "Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Operator Close.
Controller
Software
Reset(data is
volatile).
Protection Version
turned '0'
Introduced
Sequence Reset
occurs and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Trip while Work Available.
62 Work Tag Trip Tag or Hot Line 4100.00
Tag applied.
The most recent Trip Flags are cleared
Most Recent Trip was caused by one of the following
65 4100.00
Trip Phase by a Phase actions:
overcurrent fault
The most recent "Reset Fault
Most Recent trip was caused Flags and
66 Trip by an Currents" 4100.00
Earth/Ground Earth/Ground control.
overcurrent fault "Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Operator Close.
At the time of the
next trip the
flags are
'refreshed'. Old
flags are cleared
and the cause of
the 'most recent'
protection
The most recent operation set.
Most Recent Trip was caused Protection
67 4100.00
Trip SEF/SGF by a SEF/SGF turned OFF.
overcurrent fault Sequence Reset
occurs and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Cleared by one of the

following actions:
'Reset Flags and

Currents'
control.
Controller
Software Reset
(data is volatile).
Most recent close
Indicates the most recent close was At the time of the
Operator caused by local or
68 caused by a local or remote panel next Close. 4100.00
Close remote panel
close request. Sequence Reset
close request.
occurs and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
following actions:
'Reset Flags and

Currents'
control.
Controller
Software Reset
(data is volatile).
Most recent close At the time of the
Indicates the most recent close was
69 IOEX Close caused by an next Close. 4100.00
caused by an IOEX close input.
IOEX close input. Sequence Reset
occurs and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.

following actions:
'Reset Flags and

Currents'
control.
Controller
Software Reset
(data is volatile).
Most recent close
At the time of the
Protocol Indicates the most recent close was caused by a
70 next Close. 4100.00
Close caused by a protocol close request. protocol close
request. Sequence Reset
occurs and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.

following actions
'Reset Flags and

Currents'
control.
Controller
Software Reset
Indicates the most recent close was Most recent close (data is volatile).
caused by a Distributed Automation caused by a At the time of the
Automation
71 Close request (ie Loop Automation, Distributed next Close. 4100.00
Close
Auto Changeover, or Generator Automation Close Sequence Reset
Control). request. occurs and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
following actions
'Reset Flags and

Currents'
control.
Controller
Most recent close
Software Reset
caused by a
(data is volatile).
Indicates the most recent close was Normal Voltage
At the time of the
Normal caused by a Normal Voltage Close Close request.
Voltage Close request. (NOTE This feature does (NOTE that this
Sequence Reset
not exist at the moment). feature does not
exist at the occurs and
"Sequence
moment).
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.

following actions:
'Reset Flags and

Currents'
control.
Controller
Software Reset
(data is volatile).
Most recent close
Normal Indiciates the most recent close was At the time of the
caused by Normal
73 Frequency caused by a Normal Frequency next Close. 4100.00
Frequency Close
Close Close request Sequence Reset
request.
occurs and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
Set if any of the
following caused
the most recent
close:
following actions:
CCEM
'Reset Flags and
external
Currents'
button on N
control.
Series.
Controller
Mechanical
Software Reset
action. The
(data is volatile).
switchgear
At the time of the
External The most recent close caused by an detected as
Close action external to the Controller. closed
Sequence Reset
without a
occurs and
close
"Sequence
reques.
Reset Clears
Electrical
Fault Flags On"
action (only
Feature
available on
Available.
the
Advanced
controller).

following actions:
'Reset Flags and

Currents'
control.
Controller
Software Reset
Set if the most (data is volatile).
recent close Protection OFF.
Live Load
request was At the time of the
75 Block 4100.00
blocked due to a next Close.
Occurred
Live Load Sequence Reset
condition. occurs and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Operator Close.
At the time of the
next protection
The most recent trip the flags are
Indicates if the most recent protection 'refreshed'. Old
Protection
protection operation was caused by operation was flags are cleared
76 FlagNPS 4100.00
an NPS Overcurrent Protection caused by an and the cause of
Overcurrent
Trip. NPS Overcurrent the 'most recent'
Protection Trip. protection
operation set.
Protection
turned OFF.
Sequence Reset
occurs and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
Most Recent Trip
Flags are cleared by
one of the following
actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Operator Close.
Protection
turned OFF.
Start of a new
sequence.
The most recent
At the time of the
Most Recent trip was caused
77 next trip the 4100.00
Trip NPS by a NPS
overcurrent fault. flags are
'refreshed'. Old
flags are cleared
and the cause of
the 'most recent'
trip set.
Controller reset.
Sequence Reset
occurs and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
following actions:
NPS
NPS Overcurrent "Reset Fault
Protection Trip 1 Flags and
Trip 1
Currents"
control.
NPS "Reset Fault
NPS Overcurrent
79 Overcurrent Flags" control. 4100.00
Protection Trip 2
Trip 2 Operator Close.
Protection
turned OFF.
NPS Start of a new
NPS Overcurrent
Protection Trip 3 sequence.
Trip 3
Controller reset.
Sequence Reset
occurs and
NPS "Sequence
NPS Overcurrent Reset Clears
Protection Trip 4 Fault Flags On"
Trip 4
Feature
Available.
82 Most Recent Most recent trip Protection Flags are 4100.00

Trip External caused by a FTI cleared by one of the
following actions:
file:///C:/Program%20Files/WSOS/DNPADVC/ADVCPTCL331.html or an IOEX 28/173
following actions:
or an IOEX Version
Point Name Description Set = Input
Protection '1' Clear = '0'
"Reset Fault Introduced
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Operator Close.
Protection
turned OFF.
Start of a new
sequence.
Sequence Reset
occurs and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.

trip was caused cleared by one of the
by a Loop following actions:
Automation Automation,
83 "Reset Fault 4100.00
TripB Generator
Control, or an Flags and
Auto changeover Currents"
Trip request. control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Operator Close.
At the time of the
next trip the
flags are
'refreshed' at this
time old flags
are cleared and
the cause of the
'most recent'
protection
The most recent
operation set.
Mechanical One flag only because this trip trip was caused
Trip forces lockout by a Mechanical
turned OFF.
Trip.
Start of a new
sequence.
Sequence Reset
occurs and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
85 Most Recent This flags whether the most recent The most recent These flags are 4100.00
Trip Phase trip was caused by a Phase trip was caused cleared by one of the
following actions:
following actions:
Overcurrent Fault. by a Phase Version
Point Name Description Set = '1'
Overcurrent Clear = '0'
"Reset Fault Introduced
Overcurrent Fault. Flags and
Close Reset Currents"
Most Recent "Reset Fault
trip was caused
Trip This flags whether the most recent Flags" control.
by an
86 Earth/Ground trip was caused by an Earth/Ground Any Close 4100.00
Earth/Ground
Overcurrent Overcurrent Fault. action.
Overcurrent
Close Reset Protection
Fault.
turned OFF.
Controller
The most recent software reset
Most Recent
This flags whether the most recent trip was caused (data is volatile).
Trip SEF/SGF
87 trip was caused by an SEF/SGF by an SEF/SGF Sequence Reset 4100.00
Overcurrent
Overcurrent Fault. Overcurrent occurs and
Close Reset
Fault. "Sequence
Reset Clears
The most recent Fault Flags On"
Most Recent Feature
This flags whether the most recent trip was caused
Trip NPS Available.
88 trip was caused by an NPS by an NPS 4100.00
Overcurrent
Overcurrent Fault. Overcurrent
Close Reset
Fault.
Reverse All flags are cleared

Reverse Phase
Phase by:
Overcurrent
Protection Trip 1 "Reset fault flags
Trip 1
Reverse and currents"
Reverse Phase control.
Phase
90 Overcurrent "Reset Fault 4100.00
Overcurrent
Protection Trip 2 Flags" control.
Trip 2
Any operator
Reverse
Reverse Phase close action.
Phase
91 Overcurrent Start of a new 4100.00
Overcurrent
Protection Trip 3 sequence.
Trip 3
Controller
Reverse software reset
Reverse Phase
Phase (data is volatile). 4100.00
92 Overcurrent
Overcurrent Protection
Protection Trip 4
Trip 4 turned OFF.
Reverse Reverse Sequence Reset
Earth/Ground Earth/Ground occurs and
93 4100.00
Overcurrent Overcurrent "Sequence
Trip 1 Protection Trip 1 Reset Clears
Reverse Reverse Fault Flags On"
Earth/Ground Earth/Ground Feature
94 4100.00
Overcurrent Overcurrent Available.
Reverse Reverse
95 4100.00
Overcurrent Overcurrent
Reverse Reverse
96 4100.00
97 Reverse Reverse Sensitive 4100.00

SEF/SGF Earth/Ground
Fault Protection
Fault Protection
Trip 1Set = '1' Version
Point Name Description Clear = '0'
Reverse Reverse Sensitive Introduced
Overcurrent
98 Trip 1 4100.00
Overcurrent Fault Protection
Trip 2 Trip 2
Reverse Reverse Sensitive
99 4100.00
Trip 3 Trip 3
Reverse Reverse Sensitive
100 4100.00
Trip 4 Trip 4
Single Shot
Reverse Protection was
Only one flag provided because a
101 Single Shot active at the time 4100.00
single shot trip forces lockout.
Protection of the reverse
trip.
Cleared by:
Any close action.

"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
The High Current control.
Reverse High Lockout forced "Reset Fault
102 Current the controller to Flags" control. 4100.00
Lockout Only one flag because High Current
lockout during the Sequence Reset
Lockout forces lockout.
most recent occurs and
reverse protection "Sequence
sequence. Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.

protection cleared by one of the
Reverse
Set if the most recent protection operation was following actions:
Protection
103 operation was caused by a Reverse caused by a 4100.00
FlagPhase "Reset Fault
Phase Overcurrent Protection Trip. Reverse Phase
Overcurrent
Protection Trip Currents"
protection "Reset Fault
Reverse Flags" control.
Set if the most recent protection operation was
Protection Operator Close.
operation was caused by a Reverse caused by a
104 Flag At the time of the 4100.00
Earth/Ground Overcurrent Reverse
Earth/Ground next trip the
Protection. Earth/Ground
Overcurrent flags are
Overcurrent
Protection Trip. 'refreshed'. Old
flags are cleared
and the cause of
the 'most recent'
protection
operation set.
Protection
turned OFF.
Sequence Reset
occurs and
"Sequence
105 Reverse Set if the most recent protection The most recent Reset Clears 4100.00
Protection operation was caused by a Reverse protection Fault Flags On"
SEF/SGF Overcurrent Protection operation was Feature Version

Point Name Trip. Description Setby= a'1'
caused Clear = '0'
Available. Introduced
Flag Reverse
SEF/SGF SEF/SGF
Reverse Protection Trip. Cleared by:
Reverse Phase A
Phase A
Overcurrent
Protection Trip 1 flags and
Trip 1
Reverse Currents"
Reverse Phase A control.
Phase A
Overcurrent
Protection Trip 2 Flags" control.
Trip 2
Reverse Any Operator
Reverse Phase A Close or
Phase A
108 Overcurrent Operator Trip. 4100.00
Overcurrent
Protection Trip 3 This includes
Trip 3
remote control
Reverse commands.
Reverse Phase A
Phase A Start of a new
Overcurrent sequence.
Protection Trip 4
Trip 4 Sequence Reset
Reverse occurs and
Reverse Phase B
Phase B "Sequence
Overcurrent Reset Clears
Protection Trip 1
Trip 1 Fault Flags On"
Reverse Feature
Reverse Phase B
Phase B Available.
Overcurrent
Protection Trip 2
Trip 2
Reverse
Reverse Phase B
Phase B
Overcurrent
Protection Trip 3
Trip 3
Reverse
Reverse Phase B
Phase B
Overcurrent
Protection Trip 4
Trip 4
Reverse
Reverse Phase C
Phase C
Overcurrent
Protection Trip 1
Trip 1
Reverse
Reverse Phase C
Phase C
Overcurrent
Protection Trip 2
Trip 2
Reverse
Reverse Phase C
Phase C
Overcurrent
Protection Trip 3
Trip 3
Reverse
Reverse Phase C
Phase C
Overcurrent
Protection Trip 4
Trip 4
118 Reverse Peak Fault 4100.00

Instantaneous Current for
reverse trip was
reverse trip was
aboveSetthe= '1' Version
Point Name Description Clear = '0'
Instantaneous Introduced
Trip Flag 1 Multiplier setting.
Peak Fault
Current for
Reverse
reverse trip was
119 Instantaneous 4100.00
above the
Trip Flag 2
Instantaneous
Multiplier setting.
Peak Fault
Current for
Reverse
reverse trip was
above the
Trip Flag 3
Instantaneous
Multiplier setting.
Peak Fault
Current for
Reverse
reverse trip was
above the
Trip Flag 4
Instantaneous
Multiplier setting.
Most Recent reverse trip was cleared by one of the
Reverse Trip caused by an A following actions:
122 4100.00
Phase A Phase
Overcurrent Overcurrent "Reset Fault
Protection Trip. Flags and
The most recent Currents"
Most Recent reverse trip was control.
Reverse Trip caused by a B "Reset Fault
123 Flags" control. 4100.00
Phase B Phase
Overcurrent Overcurrent Operator Close.
Protection Trip At the time of the
next trip the
The most recent
flags are
Most Recent reverse trip was
'refreshed'. Old
Reverse Trip caused by a C
124 flags are cleared 4100.00
Phase C Phase
Overcurrent Overcurrent and the cause of
the 'most recent'
Protection Trip
protection
operation set.
Protection
turned OFF.
Controller
Software Reset
The peak current (data is volatile).
for the most Sequence Reset
Instantaneous
recent reverse trip occurs and
125 Most Recent 4100.00
was greater than "Sequence
Reverse Trip
the Instantaneous Reset Clears
setting. Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
128 Reverse Most The most recent Trip Flags are cleared 4100.00
Recent Trip Reverse Trip was by one of the following
caused by a
caused by a
Phase overcurrent actions: Version
fault Introduced
Phase "Reset Fault
The most recent
Flags and
Reverse Most Reverse Trip was
Currents"
129 Recent Trip caused by an 4100.00
control.
"Reset Fault
overcurrent fault
Flags" control.
The most recent Operator Close.
Reverse Most Reverse Trip was At the time of the
130 Recent Trip caused by a next trip the 4100.00
SEF/SGF SEF/SGF flags are
overcurrent fault 'refreshed'. Old
flags are cleared
and the cause of
the 'most recent'
protection
operation set.
Protection
turned OFF.
Sequence Reset
occurs and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
131 Reverse Indicates if the most recent The most recent Protection Flags are 4100.00
Protection protection operation was caused by protection cleared by one of the
FlagNPS an NPS Overcurrent Protection operation was following actions:
Overcurrent Trip. caused by a
reverse NPS "Reset Fault
Protection Trip. Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Operator Close.
At the time of the
next protection
trip the flags are
'refreshed'. Old
flags are cleared
and the cause of
the 'most recent'
protection
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operation set. Version
Protection Introduced
turned OFF.
Sequence Reset
occurs and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
132 Most Recent The most recent most recent Trip Flags 4100.00
Reverse Trip Reverse Trip was are cleared by one of
NPS caused by aNPS the following actions:
overcurrent fault.
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Operator Close.
Protection
turned OFF.
Start of a new
sequence.
At the time of the
next trip the
flags are
'refreshed'. Old
flags are cleared 35/173
flags are cleared Version
and the= cause
'0' of Introduced
the 'most recent'
trip set.
Controller reset.
Sequence Reset
occurs and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Reverse NPS Reverse NPS Protection Flags are

133 Overcurrent Overcurrent cleared by one of the 4100.00
Trip 1 Protection Trip 1 following actions:
Reverse NPS Reverse NPS
134 Overcurrent Overcurrent "Reset Fault 4100.00
Trip 2 Protection Trip 2 Flags and
Reverse NPS Reverse NPS Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Operator Close.
Protection
turned OFF.
Start of a new
sequence.
Controller reset.
Reverse NPS Reverse NPS Sequence Reset
136 Overcurrent Overcurrent occurs and 4100.00
Trip 4 Protection Trip 4 "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
The most recent These flags are

Most Recent cleared by one of the
reverse trip was
Reverse Trip This flags whether the most recent following actions:
caused by a
137 Phase reverse trip was caused by a Phase 4100.00
Phase
Overcurrent Overcurrent Fault. "Reset Fault
Overcurrent
Close Reset Flags and
Fault.
Currents"
control.
The most recent
Most Recent "Reset Fault
reverse trip was
Reverse Trip This flags whether the most recent Flags" control.
caused by an
138 Earth/Ground reverse trip was caused by an Any Close 4100.00
Earth/Ground
Overcurrent Earth/Ground Overcurrent Fault. action.
Overcurrent
Close Reset Protection
Fault.
turned OFF.
139 Most Recent This flags whether the most recent The most recent Controller 4100.00
Reverse Trip reverse trip was caused by an reverse trip was software reset
SEF/SGF SEF/SGF Overcurrent Fault. caused by an (data is volatile).
Overcurrent SEF/SGF Sequence Reset
Close Reset occurs and
Overcurrent "Sequence Version

Point Name Description Fault.Set = '1' Clear Clears
Reset = '0'
Introduced
Most Recent The most recent Fault Flags On"
Reverse Trip This flags whether the most recent reverse trip was Feature
140 NPS reverse trip was caused by an NPS caused by an Available. 4100.00
Overcurrent Overcurrent Fault. NPS Overcurrent
Close Reset Fault.
These flags are
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Most recent close Any Close
Directional Indicates that the most recent close caused by a action.
141 Protection was caused by a directional directional Controller 4100.00
Auto Restore protection auto restore. protection auto software reset
restore. (data is volatile).
Sequence Reset
occurs and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Rev Reverse Cleared by either:

142 Sequence Sequence 4104.03
Advance 1 Advance 1 "Reset fault flags
Rev Reverse and currents"
143 Sequence Sequence control. 4104.03
Advance 2 Advance 2 "Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Any operator
close action.
Start of a new
sequence.
Controller
Indicates a sequence advance has software reset
taken place for protection in the (data is volatile).
reverse direction. Protection
turned OFF.
Sequence Reset
occurs and
"Sequence
Rev Reverse Reset Clears
144 Sequence Sequence Fault Flags On" 4104.03
Advance 3 Advance 3 Feature
Available.
Under Cleared by:

An Under Voltage
Voltage Trip Indicates whether an Under Voltage
145 Trip has "Reset Fault 4200.00
Protection Trip has occurred.
occurred. flags and
Trip
Currents"
146 Over Voltage Indicates whether an Over Voltage An Over Voltage control. 4200.00
"Reset Fault
"Reset Fault
Trip has occurred. Trip has Flags" control. Version
Point Name Description Set = '1'
occurred. Clear = '0'
Any Operator Introduced
Trip Close or
Protection Set if the number of Trips followed Operator Trip.
Trip Excess Under This includes
Excess Under by a Close due to Under Voltage
Voltage remote control
147 Voltage Protection has exceeded the 4200.00
Sequecnes have commands.
Sequences allowed number in the time
occurred Start of a new
allocated
sequence.
Voltage Set if the time allocated for a close Voltage has failed Sequence Reset
148 Recovery after a Voltage protection trip has to recover in the occurs and 4200.00
Timeout expired. allocated time "Sequence
Reset Clears
Excess Over Set if the number of Trips followed Fault Flags On"
149 Voltage Excess Over 4200.00
by a Close due to Over Voltage Feature
Sequences Protection has exceeded the Voltage Available.
Sequecnes have
allowed number in the time
occurred
allocated
Active
Group A
Active Cleared by one of the
151 Protection following actions 4200.00
Group B
Active 'Reset Flags and
152 Protection Currents' 4200.00
Group C protocol
Active command.
153 Protection Any operator 4200.00
Group D close (including
Active remote
154 Protection commands). 4200.00
Group E The active Start of a new
protection group sequence. The
Active The active protection group for the
for the most time stamp
155 Protection most recent protection sequence. 4200.00
recent protection reflects this.
Group F
sequence. Controller
Active Software Reset
156 Protection (data is volatile). 4200.00
Group G Sequence Reset
Active occurs and
157 Protection "Sequence 4200.00
Group H Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Active Available.
Group I
Active
Group J
A Phase Cleared by
A Phase
Overcurrent Fault Operator trip.
Fault
Any close.
B Phase These flags show which elements
B Phase Reset Flags'
161 Overcurrent were picked up at the time of the 4404.25
Overcurrent Fault Protocol
Fault most recent fault.
Command.
C Phase
C Phase
Overcurrent Fault
Fault
163 Phase This point is a combination (OR) Phase All flags are cleared 4414.00
Overcurrent between Phase Overcurrent Overcurrent by:
Protection Trip 1, Phase Protection Trip "Reset fault flags Version

Point Name Overcurrent Description
Protection Trip 2, Set = '1' Clear
and = '0'
currents" Introduced
Trip Phase Overcurrent Protection Trip control.
3, Phase Overcurrent Protection "Reset Fault
Trip
This 4.
point is a combination (OR) Flags" control.
between Earth/Ground Overcurrent Any operator
Earth/Ground Protection Trip 1, Earth/Ground Earth/Ground close action.
164 Overcurrent Overcurrent Protection Trip 2, Overcurrent Start of a new 4414.00
Trip Earth/Ground Overcurrent Protection Trip sequence.
Protection Trip 3, Earth/Ground Controller
Overcurrent Protection Trip 4. software reset
This point is a combination (OR) (data is volatile).
between SEF/SGF Overcurrent Protection
Sensitive turned OFF.
SEF/SGF Protection Trip 1, SEF/SGF
Earth/Ground Sequence Reset 4414.00
165 Overcurrent Overcurrent Protection Trip 2,
Fault Protection occurs and
Trip SEF/SGF Overcurrent Protection
Trip "Sequence
Trip 3, SEF/SGF Overcurrent
Protection Trip 4. Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Cleared by:
Any close action.

"Reset Fault
Flags" protocol
command.
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
Indicates the controller is in lockout,
Controller is in protocol
Protection which is caused by a protection
166 protection command. 4421.00
Lockout event. Therefore no autoreclosing
lockout. Sequence Reset
will take place.
occurs and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
167 Rate of Set if the most recent protection Protection Protection flag is 4544.00
Change of operation was due to Rate of operation caused cleared by one of the
Frequency Change of Frequency. by Rate of following actions:
The rate of change of frequency has Change of "Reset Version

Point Name exceeded the Description Set = '1'
threshold for the set Frequency. Clear =fault
'0' flags
and currents" Introduced
Protection definite time and a Trip has control.
Flag occurred. "Reset fault
flags" control.
Any operator
close.
At the time of the
next trip the
flags are
'refreshed'. Old
flags are cleared
and the cause of
the 'most recent'
protection
operation set.
Start of a new
sequence. The
time stamp
reflects this.
Protection
turned OFF.
Sequence Reset
occurs and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
168 NVD Set if the most recent protection Protection Protection flag is 4544.00
Protection operation was due to Neutral operation caused cleared by one of the
Trip Voltage Displacement. by Neutral Voltage following actions:
Displacement.
The Neutral Voltage Displacement "Reset fault flags
has exceeded the threshold for the and currents"
set definite time and a Trip has control.
occurred. "Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Any Operator
Close.
At the time of the
next trip the
flags are
'refreshed'. Old
flags are cleared
and the cause of
the 'most recent'
protection
operation set.
Start of a new
sequence. The
time stamp
reflects this.
Protection
Protection
turned Version
'0'
Sequence Reset Introduced
occurs and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
169 APGS Protection action undertaken in APGS On, Trip flag is cleared by 4545.02
Primary concert with an APGS selected one of the following
Earth/Ground group. Primary group actions:
O/C Trip 'Active' and
"Reset Fault
most recent TRIP Flags and
Earth/Ground Currents"
Overcurrent. control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Operator Close.
At the time of the
next trip the
flags are
'refreshed'. Old
flags are cleared
and the cause of
the 'most recent'
protection
operation set.
Protection
turned OFF.
Sequence Reset
occurs and
"Sequence
"Sequence
Reset Version
Point Name Description Set = '1' Clear Clears
= '0'
Fault Flags On" Introduced
Feature
Available.
APGS turned
OFF.
"Power
Direction" setting
is changed.
Primary any concert with an APGS selected one of the following
Phase O/C group. Primary group actions:
Trip 'Active' and
"Reset Fault
caused by any Currents"
Phase control.
Overcurrent. "Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Operator Close.
At the time of the
next trip the
flags are
'refreshed'. Old
flags are cleared
and the cause of
the 'most recent'
protection
operation set.
Protection
turned OFF.
Sequence Reset
occurs and
"Sequence
"Sequence
Reset Version
= '0'
Feature
Available.
APGS turned
OFF.
"Power
Direction" setting
is changed.
Alternate any concert with an APGS selected one of the following
Phase O/C group. Alternate group actions:
Trip active and
"Reset Fault
caused by any Currents"
Phase control.
Overcurrent. "Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Operator Close.
At the time of the
next trip the
flags are
'refreshed'. Old
flags are cleared
and the cause of
the 'most recent'
protection
operation set.
Protection
turned OFF.
Sequence Reset
occurs and
"Sequence
"Sequence
Reset Version
= '0'
Feature
Available.
APGS turned
OFF.
"Power
Direction" setting
is changed.
Alternate concert with an APGS selected one of the following
Earth/Ground group. Alternate group actions:
O/C Trip active and
"Reset Fault
Earth/Ground Currents"
Overcurrent. control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Operator Close.
At the time of the
next trip the
flags are
'refreshed'. Old
flags are cleared
and the cause of
the 'most recent'
protection
operation set.
Protection
turned OFF.
Sequence Reset
occurs and
"Sequence
"Sequence
Reset Version
= '0'
Feature
Available.
APGS turned
OFF.
"Power
Direction" setting
is changed.
173 Broken Set if the most recent protection Broken Conductor The trip flag is cleared 4548.00
Conductor operation was due to Broken Protection Trip. by one of the following
Trip Conductor. actions:
The Broken Conductor protection "Reset fault flags

has exceeded the threshold for the and currents"
set definite time and a Trip has control.
occurred. "Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Any operator
close action.
Start of a new
sequence.
Protection
turned OFF.
Broken
Conductor
turned OFF.
Controller
software reset
(data is volatile).
Sequence Reset
occurs and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Reset Clears
Fault Version
Point Name Description Set = '1' ClearFlags
= '0' On"
Feature Introduced
Available.
1 Note: The phase designation A, B, C is determined by the user, refer to the Switchgear Details section and
the Switchgear Technical Manual.
A.1.4Distributed Automation Flags

These flags show the status of the operator controls for the Loop Automation and AutoChangeover options.
Refer to the Distributed Automation section. They are equivalent to the messages displayed on the controller's
Operator Control Panel. These flags are only valid when the Loop Automation or AutoChangeover option is
enabled for the current configuration and are always '0' otherwise.
Version
Introduced
This shows whether the Loop
Loop Loop Automation Loop Automation is
0 Automation facility is turned On or 4100.00
Automation On is ON. OFF.
Off
Loop This shows whether the Auto
Auto Restore is Auto Restore is
1 Automation Auto Restore option is enabled or 4100.00
ON. OFF.
Restore On disabled
The Tie device will
This shows whether a Tie with DT only restore supply
Loop The Tie device is
turned OFF is configured to restore to its Load side or
Automation Tie configured to
2 supply only in the Load direction, or 4100.00
Restore restore supply in the Type is not set
in both directions. If DT is ON this to 'Tie'.
Direction both directions.
setting is invalid.
(1)
Loop
Automation Device Type is Device Type is not
3 4100.00
Device Type set to 'Feeder'. set to 'Feeder'.
Feeder
Loop
Automation Device Type is Device Type is not
4 4100.00
Device Type set to 'MidPoint'. set to 'MidPoint'.
MidPoint
Loop
Device Type is Device Type is not
5 Automation 4100.00
set to 'Tie'. set to 'Tie'.
Device Type Tie
Normal state,
Set when Loop
Loop Cleared on next
Not suitable for poll oriented Automation
8 Automation Trip internal scan after 4100.00
protocols. issues a Trip
Request Set. Point cleared
Request.
after 1 second.
Normal state,
Set when Loop
Loop Cleared on next
Not suitable for poll oriented Automation
9 Automation internal scan after 4100.00
protocols. issues a Close
Close Request Set. Point cleared
Request.
after 1 second.
Auto
AutoChangeover is AutoChangeover AutoChangeover is
13 Changeover 4100.00
Enabled/Disabled is ENABLED. DISABLED.
Enabled
Version
Introduced
Autochangeover device is Master
or Slave.
Auto Refer to ADVC Auto

Device is the Device is the ACO
15 Changeover Changeover Technical 4436.00
ACO Master. Slave.
Rank Manual: "Rank".
Auto
AutoChangeover Ready/Not ACO local device ACO local device is
18 Changeover 4436.00
Ready is ready. not ready.
Ready
Auto The ACO scheme is
AutoChangeover Scheme The ACO scheme
19 Changeover enabled but has not 4436.00
Waiting/Running is running.
Running started yet.
Auto Master is
AutoChangeover Supplying Slave is supplying
20 Changeover supplying the 4436.00
Source the load
Load Supply load
Auto
Changeover Critical load is Critical load is
21 Critical Load Live/Dead 4436.00
Critical Load Live Dead
Live
Auto ACO
ACO
Changeover AutoChangeover Communications communications lost
22 communications 4436.00
Communications Connected/Disconnected (ping or command
OK
OK failure)
This shows whether Loop
Dead Time
23 Automation with dead time detection Dead Time ON Dead Time OFF 4519.03
Detection On
is On or Off
Downstream Intelligent Loop Automation Downstream Downstream
24 Communications Downstream communications status communications communications 4526.03
Status Normal/Failed normal failed
Tie Intelligent Loop Automation Tie Tie
Tie communications
25 Communications communications status communications 4526.03
failed
Status Normal/Failed normal
Cleared by
Any trip or
close.
"Reset Fault
Flags"
protocol
command.
"Reset fault
flags and
currents"
Set when an control.
Upstream Trip Intelligent Loop Automation trip was Upstream Trip Loop
26 4526.03
Request requested by an upstream device Request is Automation is
issued turned ON.
Sequence
Reset occurs
and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags
On" Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
Cleared by
Any trip or
close.
"Reset Fault
Flags"
protocol
command.
"Reset fault
flags and
currents"
Intelligent Loop Automation close control.
Set when a Close
inhibit was requested by an Loop
27 Close Inhibit Inhibit request is 4526.03
upstream device. This point applies Automation is
issued
only to a Tie. turned ON.
Sequence
Reset occurs
and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags
On" Feature
Available.
Cleared by
Any trip or
close.
"Reset Fault
Flags"
protocol
command.
"Reset fault
flags and
currents"
Intelligent Loop Automation close control.
Upstream Close was requested by an upstream Set when a Close Loop
28 4526.03
Request device. This point applies only to a request is issued Automation is
Tie. turned ON.
Sequence
Reset occurs
and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags
On" Feature
Available.
Intelligent Loop Automation Tie Tie control mode Tie control mode is
29 Tie Control 4526.03
control mode is Message Timer
Loop
Intelligent Loop Automation logic Loop Automation Loop automation
mode logic is Intelligent logic is Classic
Logic
Downstream Downstream device
Downstream Intelligent Loop Automation
31 device is is a load break 4526.03
Device Function Downstream device function
recloser switch
Version
Introduced
Loop
Loop Automation Loop Automation
Automation Intelligent Loop Automation
32 Overload Control Overload Control is 4532.00
Overload Overload Control
is ON OFF
Control
Intelligent Loop Automation side to
the Tie.
Loop This setting indicates on which side

33 Automation Tie of the Tie this device is located in Tie side is Load Tie side is Source 4532.00
Side the Loop Automation Network.
Setting applicable only to Feeder
and Midpoint devices in Message
mode.
Loop Loop Automation
This indicates if Loop Automation Loop Automation
Automation Low Low Frequency
34 Low Frequency Close Abort is Low Frequency 4540.00
Frequency Close Abort is
turned OFF or ON Close Abort is OFF.
Close Abort On ON.
Loop
Loop Automation Loop Automation
Automation Intelligent Loop Automation Load
35 Load Shedding is Load Shedding is 5000.00
Load Shedding Shedding
ON OFF
On
Cleared by
Loop
Automation is
Enabled.
The ADVC
Controller is
Loop Set when Loop reset or power
Automation This indicates if a Loop Automation Automation close cycled.
36 Close Aborted close operation was aborted by Low operation was 'Reset Flags' 4552.00
by Low Frequency aborted due to Protocol
Frequency Low Frequency. Command.
'Reset Flags
and Currents'
protocol
command.
1 Notes
1.The power flow direction (source/load designation) is determined by the user, refer to Recloser and
Controller State Flags section, Power Flow Direction for status, Power Flow Direction for control.
A.1.5Pickup Flags
These flags show the pickup and reset of individual protection elements.
Version
Introduced
APhase
0 Overcurrent (1) Pickup. Pickup Reset. 4100.00
Pickup
BPhase
Pickup
CPhase
Pickup
Version
Introduced
Earth/Ground
3 Overcurrent Pickup. Pickup Reset. 4100.00
Pickup
SEF/SGF
4 Overcurrent Pickup. Pickup Reset. 4100.00
Pickup
Under
5 Frequency Pickup. Pickup Reset. 4100.00
Pickup
Over
6 Frequency Pickup. Pickup Reset. 4100.00
Pickup
Cleared by
Phase A Phase A Current has
11 Pickup exceeded its threshold "Reset fault 4100.00
Latched setting. flags and
currents"
Phase B Phase B Current has control.
12 Pickup exceeded its threshold "Reset Fault 4100.00
Latched setting. Flags" control.
Next pickup
detected and
Phase C Phase C Current has
this pickup has
13 Pickup exceeded its threshold 4100.00
cleared.
Latched setting.
Protection
turned OFF.
Earth/Ground Earth/Ground Current has Sequence
14 Pickup exceeded its threshold Reset occurs 4100.00
Latched setting. and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
SEF/SGF Current has Fault Flags
SEF/SGF exceeded its SEF/SGF On" Feature
15 Pickup threshold setting but not Available. 4100.00
Latched the Earth/Ground threshold
setting.
Cleared by
"Reset fault
flags and
Under currents"
Measured frequency has control.
Frequency
16 fallen below the low "Reset Fault 4100.00
Pickup
frequency threshold. Flags" control.
latched
Next pickup
detected and
this pickup has
cleared.
Protection
turned OFF.
Sequence
Over Reset occurs
Measured frequency has
Frequency and
17 risen above the high 4100.00
Pickup "Sequence
frequency threshold.
Latched Reset Clears
Fault Flags
On" Feature
Available.
18 Loss of Phase A voltage has fallen Cleared by 4100.00

below the 'Phase Lost' Version

Point Name Description setting forSet = '1'than the
longer Clear
"Reset= fault
'0'
Introduced
Phase A Loss Of Phase time setting flags and
(but not if all three phases currents"
indication
latched are lost in this time). control.
Phase B voltage has fallen "Reset Fault
Loss of below the 'Phase Lost' Flags" control.
Phase B setting for longer than the Next pickup
19 detected and 4100.00
indication Loss Of Phase time setting
latched (but not if all three phases this pickup has
are lost in this time). cleared.
Protection
turned OFF.
Sequence
Reset occurs
Phase C voltage has fallen and
Loss of below the 'Phase Lost' "Sequence
Phase C setting for longer than the Reset Clears 4100.00
20
indication Loss Of Phase time setting Fault Flags
latched (but not if all three phases On" Feature
are lost in this time). Available.
NPS NPS Current has

21 Overcurrent exceeded the NPS Pickup Reset. 4100.00
Pickup threshold setting.
Cleared by
"Reset fault
flags and
currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Next pickup
detected and
this pickup has
NPS Current has cleared.
NPS Pickup
22 exceeded the NPS Protection 4100.00
Latched
threshold setting. turned OFF.
Sequence
Reset occurs
and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags
On" Feature
Available.
All fault flags are

This flags whether a Phase cleared by one of
Accumulated
Overcurrent Trip occured. One or more trips were the following
Phase
23 This flag can be set at the caused by Phase actions: 4100.00
Overcurrent
same time as other Overcurrent protection.
Trip
accumulated flags. "Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Any operator
close action.
Controller Version
Point Accumulated
Name This flagsDescription
whether an Set = '1' Clear = '0'reset
software Introduced
Earth/Ground Overcurrent One or more trips were
Earth/Ground (data is
24 Trip occured. This flag can be caused by Earth/Ground 4100.00
Overcurrent volatile).
set at the same time as other Overcurrent protection.
Trip. Start of a new
accumulated flags.
sequence.
This flags whether an Sequence
Accumulated One or more trips were Reset occurs
SEF/SGF Overcurrent Trip
SEF/SGF caused by Sensitive and
25 occurred. This flag can be set 4100.00
Overcurrent Earth/Ground fault "Sequence
at the same time as other
Trip protection. Reset Clears
accumulated flags.
Fault Flags
This flags whether a On" Feature
Accumulated Sequence Advance ocurred. Available.
One or more sequence
26 Sequence This flag can be set at the 4100.00
advances occurred.
Advance. same time as other
accumulated flags.
The fault flag is
cleared by one of
the following
actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
The NPS
current level
falls below the
This flags that a NPS fault A NPS fault has been pickup value.
27 NPS Alarm 4100.00
has been picked up. picked up. Controller
software reset
(data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags
On" Feature
Available.
28 Accumulated This flags whether an NPS One or more trips were All fault flags are 4100.00
cleared by one of 52/173
Overcurrent Trip occured. caused by NPS cleared by one of Version

Point Name This flag Description
can be set at the Setprotection.
Overcurrent = '1' Clear = '0'
the following Introduced
NPS same time as other actions:
Overcurrent accumulated flags.
"Reset Fault
Trip.
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Any operator
close action.
Controller
software reset
(data is
volatile).
Start of a new
sequence.
Sequence
Reset occurs
and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags
On" Feature
Available.
A phase pickup on any

Any Phase
Whether any phase has phase has been detected. All phase pickups
detected overcurrent. have been reset.
Pickup
(2)
The flag is cleared
by the following
action:
This flags that a Loss Of
Loss Of Phase condition has been A Loss Of Phase condition The LOP
30 4100.00
Phase Alarm detected but Loss Of Phase is has been detected. condition is
in the Alarm mode. removed.
Reverse A
Reverse Pickup
31 Phase (1) Reverse Pickup. 4100.00
Reset.
Overcurrent
Reverse B
Reverse Pickup
Reset.
Overcurrent
Reverse C
Reverse Pickup
Reset.
Overcurrent
Reverse
Earth/Ground Reverse Pickup
34 Reverse Pickup. 4100.00
Overcurrent Reset.
Pickup
Reverse
SEF/SGF Reverse Pickup
35 Reverse Pickup. 4100.00
Overcurrent Reset.
Pickup
36 Reverse Reverse Phase A Current Cleared by 4100.00

has exceeded its threshold Version

Point Name Description setting. Set = '1' Clear
"Reset= fault
'0'
Introduced
Phase A flags and
Reverse currents"
Pickup Reverse Phase B Current
Phase control.
37 LatchedB has exceeded its threshold
Pickup "Reset Fault 4100.00
setting. Flags" control.
Latched
Next pickup
Reverse
Reverse Phase C Current detected and
Phase C
38 has exceeded its threshold this pickup has 4100.00
Pickup
setting. cleared.
Latched
Protection
Reverse turned OFF.
Earth/Ground Current has
Earth/Ground Sequence
39 exceeded its threshold 4100.00
Pickup Reset occurs
setting.
Latched and
"Sequence
SEF/SGF Current has Reset Clears
Reverse Fault Flags
exceeded its SEF/SGF
SEF/SGF On" Feature 4100.00
40 threshold setting but not
Pickup Available.
the Earth/Ground threshold
Latched
setting.
Reverse NPS Reverse NPS Current has

41 Overcurrent exceeded the NPS Pickup Reset. 4100.00
Pickup threshold setting.
Cleared by
"Reset fault
flags and
currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Next pickup
detected and
this pickup has
Reverse NPS Reverse NPS Current has cleared.
42 Pickup exceeded the NPS Protection 4100.00
Latched threshold setting. turned OFF.
Sequence
Reset occurs
and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags
On" Feature
Available.
All fault flags are

cleared by one of
Reverse This flags whether a Reverse the following
Accumulated Phase Overcurrent Trip One or more trips were actions:
43 Phase occured. This flag can be set caused by Reverse Phase 4100.00
Overcurrent at the same time as other Overcurrent protection. "Reset Fault
Trip accumulated flags. Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Any operator
close action.
Controller Version
Point Name Description Set = '1' Clear = '0'reset
software Introduced
(data is
volatile).
Reverse This flags whether a Reverse Start of a new
One or more trips were sequence.
Accumulated Earth/Ground Overcurrent
caused by Reverse Sequence
44 Earth/Ground Trip occured. This flag can be 4100.00
Earth/Ground Overcurrent Reset occurs
Overcurrent set at the same time as other
protection. and
Trip. accumulated flags.
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Accumulated This flags whether a Reverse Fault Flags
One or more trips were On" Feature
Reverse SEF/SGF Overcurrent Trip
caused by a Reverse Available.
45 SEF/SGF occurred. This flag can be set 4100.00
Sensitive Earth/Ground
Overcurrent at the same time as other
fault protection.
Trip accumulated flags.
The fault flag is

cleared by one of
the following
actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
The NPS
current level
falls below the
Reverse NPS This flags that a reverse NPS A reverse NPS fault has pickup value.
46 4100.00
Alarm fault has been picked up. been picked up. Controller
software reset
(data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags
On" Feature
Available.
47 Accumulated This flags whether a reverse One or more trips were All fault flags are 4100.00
NPS Overcurrent Trip caused by a reverse NPS cleared by one of Version

Point Name occured. Description Setprotection.
This flag can be set Overcurrent = '1' Clear = '0'
Reverse NPS at the same time as other actions:
Overcurrent accumulated flags.
"Reset Fault
Trip.
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Any operator
close action.
Controller
software reset
(data is
volatile).
Start of a new
sequence.
Sequence
Reset occurs
and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags
On" Feature
Available.
Any Phase
A phase reverse pickup on All phase reverse
Reverse Whether any phase has
48 any phase has been pickups have been 4100.00
Overcurrent detected reverse overcurrent.
detected. reset.
Pickup
Under The measured 'Source'
49 Voltage Voltage has fallen below the Pickup Reset 4200.00
Pickup Under Voltage trip threshold
The measured 'Source'
Over Voltage
50 Voltage has risen above the Pickup Reset 4200.00
Pickup
Over Voltage trip threshold
Under Cleared by
The measured 'Source'
Voltage
51 Voltage has fallen below the Pickup "Reset fault 4200.00
Pickup
Under Voltage trip threshold flags and
Latched
currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Next pickup
detected and
this pickup has
cleared.
Protection
turned OFF.
Sequence
Reset occurs
and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags
On" Feature
Available.
52 Over Voltage The measured 'Source' Pickup 4200.00

Voltage has risen above the Version

Point Name Description
Over Voltage trip threshold Set = '1' Clear = '0'
Introduced
Pickup This alarm is
Latched cleared by one of
the following
actions:
The SEF/SGF
current
magnitude has
This flag indicates the present
The SEF/SGF current fallen below
state of the SEF/SGF current
SEF/SGF magnitude is in excess of the Alarmlevel
53 magnitude with respect to the 4442.00
Alarm the Alarmlevel prescribed prescribed by
Alarmlevel determined by the
by the SEF/SGF settings. the SEF/SGF
SEF/SGF settings.
settings.
Controller
software reset
(data is
volatile).
The fault flag is

cleared by one of
the following
actions:
Switchgear is
open.
The voltage
This flags indicates the magnitude
The voltage magnitude is raises above
Under present state of the voltage
lower than the Alarmlevel the Alarmlevel
54 Voltage magnitude with respect to the 4536.00
prescribed by the Under prescribed by
Alarm Alarmlevel determined by the
Voltage settings. the Under
Under Voltage settings.
Voltage
settings.
Controller
software reset
(data is
volatile).
55 Over Voltage This flags indicates the The voltage magnitude is The fault flag is 4536.00
present state of the voltage higher than the Alarmlevel cleared by one of Version
Point Name magnitudeDescription Set
with respect to the prescribed by=the
'1' Over Clear = '0'
Alarm Alarmlevel determined by the Voltage settings. actions:
Over Voltage settings.
Switchgear is
open.
The voltage
magnitude
decreases
below the
Alarmlevel
prescribed by
the Over
Voltage
settings.
Controller
software reset
(data is
volatile).
The fault flag is

cleared by one of
the following
actions:
Switchgear is
open.
The voltage
This flags indicates the magnitude
The neutral voltage
present state of the neutral decreases
displacement magnitude is
voltage displacement below the
higher than the Alarmlevel
56 NVD Alarm magnitude with respect to the Alarmlevel 4544.00
prescribed by the neutral
Alarmlevel determined by the prescribed by
voltage displacement
neutral voltage displacement the Over
settings.
settings. Voltage
settings.
Controller
software reset
(data is
volatile).
57 NVD The measured Neutral Pickup Cleared by 4544.00

Voltage Displacement has Version

risen above the Neutral Set = '1' Clear
"Reset= fault
'0'
Introduced
Protection Voltage Displacement trip flags and
threshold currents"
Pickup
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Next pickup
detected and
this pickup has
cleared.
Protection
turned OFF.
Sequence
Reset occurs
and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags
On" Feature
Available.
Cleared by
"Reset fault
flags and
currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Next pickup
detected and
The measured Neutral this pickup has
Voltage Displacement has cleared.
NVD Alarm
58 risen above the Neutral Pickup Protection 4544.00
Pickup
Voltage Displacement alarm turned OFF.
threshold Sequence
Reset occurs
and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags
On" Feature
Available.
Cleared by:
Pickup Reset.
APGS On, APGS turned
APGS OFF.
Detection undertaken in
Primary Primary group active and "Power
59 concert with an APGS 4545.02
Earth/Ground Direction"
selected group. an Earth/Ground Pickup
O/C PickUp setting is
has occurred. changed.
60 APGS Detection undertaken in APGS On, Cleared by 4545.02

concert with an APGS Primary group active and Version

Point Name selected Description
group. Set = '1' Clear
Pickup= Reset.
'0'
Introduced
Primary any any Phase Overcurrent APGS turned
Phase O/C PickUp has occurred. OFF.
"Power
PickUp
Direction"
setting is
changed.
Cleared by
Pickup Reset.
APGS OFF.
Alternate any Alternate group active and "Power
Phase O/C Direction"
selected group. any Phase Overcurrent
PickUp setting is
PickUp has occurred. changed.
Cleared by
Pickup Reset.
APGS OFF.
Alternate Alternate group active and "Power
Earth/Ground Direction"
selected group. an Earth/Ground Pickup
O/C PickUp setting is
has occurred. changed.
Broken The measured Inps/Ipps ratio

63 Conductor has risen above the Broken Pickup Reset 4548.00
Pickup Conductor setting ratio
The fault flag is
cleared by one of
the following
actions:
Switchgear is
open.
The Inps/Ipps
ratio
This flag indicates the present
The broken conductor decreases
state of the measured broken
Broken Inps/Ipps is higher than the below the
conductor Inps/Ipps with
64 Conductor Alarmlevel prescribed by Alarmlevel 4548.00
respect to the Alarmlevel
Alarm the broken conductor prescribed by
determined by the broken
settings. the broken
conductor settings.
conductor
settings.
Controller
software reset
(data is
volatile).
65 Broken The measured broken Pickup Cleared by 4548.00

conductor Inps/Ipps ratio has Version

risen above the broken Set = '1' Clear
"Reset= fault
'0'
Introduced
Conductor conductor alarm threshold flags and
Alarm Pickup currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Next pickup
detected and
this pickup has
cleared.
Protection
turned OFF.
Sequence
Reset occurs
and
"Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags
On" Feature
Available.
1 Note: The phase designation A, B, C is determined by the user, refer to switchgear details section and the
Switchgear Technical Manual.
2 If directional protection is ENABLED then this point only refers to the forward direction.
A.1.6IOEX Inputs
These flags reflect the raw states of the IOEX inputs after a 30ms debounce. These flags will be clear if the
associated IOEX card is not connected.
Version
Introduced
IOEXA Returned State changes after 30ms Input Input Not
0 4100.00
Input 1 debounce. Asserted Asserted
IOEXA Input Input Not
1 4100.00
Input 2 Asserted Asserted
2 4100.00
3 4100.00
4 4100.00
5 4100.00
6 4100.00
7 4100.00
IOEXB Input Input Not
8 4428.00
9 4428.00
10 4428.00
11 4428.00
12 4428.00
Version
Introduced
13 4428.00
14 4428.00
15 4428.00
A.1.8Protocol IOEX Control Status

Indicate the status of "Digital Controls:Protocol IOEX Controls" points.
"Protocol IOEX Control Status" points can be selected to stimulate IOEX outputs with the IOEX configuratioon
tool.
Version
Introduced
Protocol Virtual RTU points that are set/cleared directly Protocol IOEX Protocol IOEX
IOEX by there respective "Digital Control:Protocol Control 'x' Control 'x' NOT
0 4100.00
Control 1 IOEX Controls" point. asserted. asserted.
State
Protocol
IOEX
1 4100.00
Control 2
State
Protocol
IOEX
2 4100.00
Control 3
State
Protocol
IOEX
3 4100.00
Control 4
State
Protocol
IOEX
4 4100.00
Control 5
State
Protocol
IOEX
5 4100.00
Control 6
State
Protocol
IOEX
6 4100.00
Control 7
State
Protocol
IOEX
7 4100.00
Control 8
State
Protocol
IOEX
8 4428.00
Control 9
State
Protocol
IOEX
9 4428.00
Control 10
State
Protocol
IOEX
10 4428.00
Control 11
State
Version
Introduced
Protocol
IOEX
11 4428.00
Control 12
State
Protocol
IOEX
12 4428.00
Control 13
State
Protocol
IOEX
13 4428.00
Control 14
State
Protocol
IOEX
14 4428.00
Control 15
State
Protocol
IOEX
15 4428.00
Control 16
State
A.1.9Alarms
These flags show the alarms.
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
This flags that an overcurrent has software reset
A Phase Fault has
APhase been picked up and timed out on (data is
occurred and supply
0 Supply Phase A and the voltage and volatile). 4536.00
was lost within the
Interrupt current have both dropped to zero Any switchgear
Supply Fail Time.
within the Supply Fail Time. close.
Any phase
current above 2
amps.
Any phase live
(voltage above
the Live Line
Threshold on
both sides).
(1)
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
B Phase Fault has
BPhase been picked up and timed out on (data is
occurred and supply
1 Supply Phase B and the voltage and volatile). 4536.00
was lost within the
Supply Fail Time.
Any phase
current above 2
amps.
Any phase live
(voltage above
the Live Line
Threshold on
both sides).
The fault flag is

following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
C Phase Fault has
CPhase been picked up and timed out on (data is
occurred and supply
2 Supply Phase C and the voltage and volatile). 4536.00
was lost within the
Supply Fail Time.
Any phase
current above 2
amps.
Any phase live
(voltage above
the Live Line
Threshold on
both sides).
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
This flags that an overcurrent has Phase Fault has software reset
Phase been picked up and timed out on occurred on any (data is
3 Supply any phase and the voltage and phase and supply volatile). 4536.00
Interrupt current have both dropped to zero was lost within the Any switchgear
within the Supply Fail Time. Supply Fail Time. close.
Any phase
current above 2
amps.
Any phase live
(voltage above
the Live Line
Threshold on
both sides).
(1)
The fault flag is

following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
This flags that an earth/ground Earth/Ground Fault software reset
Earth/Ground overcurrent has been picked up has occurred and (data is
4 Supply and timed out and the voltage and supply was lost volatile). 4536.00
Interrupt current have both dropped to zero within the Supply Fail Any switchgear
within the Supply Fail Time. Time. close.
Any phase
current above 2
amps.
Any phase live
(voltage above
the Live Line
Threshold on
both sides).
(1)
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
This flags that a SEF/SGF software reset
SEF/SGF Fault has
SEF/SGF overcurrent has been picked up (data is
occurred and supply
5 Supply and timed out and the voltage and volatile). 4536.00
was lost within the
Supply Fail Time.
Any phase
current above 2
amps.
Any phase live
(voltage above
the Live Line
Threshold on
both sides).
(1)
The fault flag is

following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
This flags that a NPS overcurrent software reset
NPS Fault has
has been picked up and timed out (data is
NPS Supply occurred and supply
6 and the voltage and current have volatile). 4536.00
Interrupt was lost within the
both dropped to zero within the Any switchgear
Supply Fail Time.
Supply Fail Time. close.
Any phase
current above 2
amps.
Any phase live
(voltage above
the Live Line
Threshold on
both sides).
(1)
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
This flags that a reverse Controller
Reverse A Phase software reset
Reverse A overcurrent has been picked up
Fault has occurred (data is
Phase and timed out on Phase A and the
7 and supply was lost volatile). 4536.00
Supply voltage and current have both
within the Supply Fail Any switchgear
Interrupt dropped to zero within the Supply
Time. close.
Fail Time.
Any phase
current above 2
amps.
Any phase live
(voltage above
the Live Line
Threshold on
both sides).
(1)
The fault flag is

following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
This flags that a reverse
Reverse B Phase software reset
Reverse B overcurrent has been picked up
Phase and timed out on Phase B and the
Time. close.
Fail Time.
Any phase
current above 2
amps.
Any phase live
(voltage above
the Live Line
Threshold on
both sides).
(1)
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
Reverse C Phase software reset
Reverse C overcurrent has been picked up
Phase and timed out on Phase C and the
Time. close.
Fail Time.
Any phase
current above 2
amps.
Any phase live
(voltage above
the Live Line
Threshold on
both sides).
(1)
The fault flag is

following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
Reverse Phase Fault software reset
Reverse overcurrent has been picked up
has occurred on any (data is
Phase and timed out on any phase and
10 phase and supply volatile). 4536.00
Supply the voltage and current have both
was lost within the Any switchgear
Supply Fail Time. close.
Fail Time.
Any phase
current above 2
amps.
Any phase live
(voltage above
the Live Line
Threshold on
both sides).
(1)
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
This flags that Reverse Earth Reverse Earth Fault software reset
Reverse overcurrent has been picked up has occurred and (data is
11 Earth Supply and timed out and the voltage and supply was lost volatile). 4536.00
Any phase
current above 2
amps.
Any phase live
(voltage above
the Live Line
Threshold on
both sides).
(1)
The fault flag is

following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
This flags that Reverse SEF/SGF Reverse SEF/SGF software reset
Reverse
overcurrent has been picked up Fault has occurred (data is
SEF/SGF
12 and timed out and the voltage and and supply was lost volatile). 4536.00
Supply
current have both dropped to zero within the Supply Fail Any switchgear
Interrupt
Any phase
current above 2
amps.
Any phase live
(voltage above
the Live Line
Threshold on
both sides).
(1)
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
This flags that Reverse NPS Reverse NPS Fault software reset
Reverse NPS overcurrent has been picked up has occurred and (data is
13 Supply and timed out and the voltage and supply was lost volatile). 4536.00
Any phase
current above 2
amps.
Any phase live
(voltage above
the Live Line
Threshold on
both sides).
(1)
The fault flag is

following actions:
The fault has

reset.
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
APhase This flags that an overcurrent has
Phase A Fault has Controller
14 Momentary been picked up and timed out on 4536.00
occurred. software reset
Fault Phase A.
(data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
The fault has

reset.
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
BPhase This flags that an overcurrent has
Phase B Fault has Controller
Fault Phase B.
(data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
The fault flag is

following actions:
The fault has

reset.
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
CPhase This flags that an overcurrent has
Phase C Fault has Controller
Fault Phase C.
(data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
The fault has

reset.
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Phase This flags that an overcurrent has
A Phase fault has Controller
17 Momentary been picked up and timed out on at 4536.00
Fault least 1 Phase.
(data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
The fault flag is

following actions:
The fault has

reset.
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Earth/Ground This flags that an earth/ground
An Earth/Ground Controller
18 Momentary overcurrent has been picked up 4536.00
fault has occurred. software reset
Fault and timed out.
(data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
The fault has

reset.
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
SEF/SGF This flags that an Sensitive An Sensitive
19 Momentary Earth/Ground overcurrent has Earth/Ground Fault Controller 4536.00
software reset
Fault been picked up and timed out. has occurred.
(data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
The fault flag is

following actions:
The fault has

reset.
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
NPS This flags that an Negative Phase A Negative Phase Flags" control.
Controller
20 Momentary Sequence overcurrent has been Sequence fault has 4536.00
software reset
Fault picked up and timed out. occurred.
(data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
The fault has

reset.
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Reverse A Flags" control.
This flags that an Overcurrent has Phase A Fault has
Phase Controller
21 been picked up and timed out on occurred in the 4536.00
Momentary software reset
Phase A in the reverse direction. reverse direction.
Fault (data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
The fault flag is

following actions:
The fault has

reset.
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Reverse B Flags" control.
This flags that an Overcurrent has Phase B Fault has
Phase Controller
Phase B in the reverse direction. reverse direction.
Fault (data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
The fault has

reset.
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Reverse C Flags" control.
This flags that an Overcurrent has Phase C Fault has
Phase Controller
Phase C in the reverse direction. reverse direction.
Fault (data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
The fault flag is

following actions:
The fault has

reset.
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Reverse This flags that an Overcurrent has Flags" control.
A Phase fault has
Phase been picked up and timed out on at Controller
24 occurred in the 4536.00
Momentary least 1 Phase in the reverse software reset
reverse direction.
Fault direction. (data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
The fault has

reset.
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Reverse Flags" control.
This flags that an Earth overcurrent An Earth fault has
Earth Controller
25 has been picked up and timed out occurred in the 4536.00
in the reverse direction. reverse direction.
Fault (data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
The fault flag is

following actions:
The fault has

reset.
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Reverse This flags that a Sensitive A Sensitive Flags" control.
SEF/SGF Earth/Ground overcurrent has Earth/Ground Fault Controller
26 4536.00
Momentary been picked up and timed out in has occurred in the software reset
Fault the reverse direction. reverse direction. (data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
The fault has

reset.
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Reverse NPS This flags that a NPS overcurrent A NPS fault has
Controller
27 Momentary has been picked up and timed out occurred in the 4536.00
software reset
Fault in the reverse direction. reverse direction.
(data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
The fault flag is

following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
This flags that an overcurrent has
APhase Phase A Fault has software reset
28 been picked up and timed out on 4536.00
Fault Latched occurred. (data is
Phase A.
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
BPhase Phase B Fault has software reset
Phase B.
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
The fault flag is

following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
This flags that an overcurrent has Controller
CPhase Phase C Fault has software reset
Phase C.
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
Phase Fault A Phase fault has software reset
31 been picked up and timed out on at 4536.00
Latched occurred. (data is
least 1 Phase.
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
The fault flag is

following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
This flags that an earth/ground
Earth/Ground An Earth/Ground software reset
32 overcurrent has been picked up 4536.00
Fault Latched fault has occurred. (data is
and timed out.
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
This flags that a SEF/SGF A Sensitive Controller
SEF/SGF software reset
33 overcurrent has been picked up Ground/Earth fault 4536.00
Fault Latched (data is
and timed out. has occurred.
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
The fault flag is

following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
A Negative Phase
NPS Fault This flags that a NPS overcurrent software reset 4536.00
34 Sequence fault has
Latched has been picked up and timed out. (data is
occurred.
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
Reverse A This flags that an Overcurrent has Phase A Fault has
software reset
35 Phase Fault been picked up and timed out on occurred in the 4536.00
(data is
Latched Phase A in the reverse direction. reverse direction.
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
The fault flag is

following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
Reverse B This flags that an Overcurrent has Phase B Fault has
36 Phase Fault been picked up and timed out on occurred in the software reset 4536.00
(data is
Latched Phase B in the reverse direction. reverse direction.
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
Reverse C This flags that an Overcurrent has Phase C Fault has
37 Phase Fault been picked up and timed out on occurred in the software reset 4536.00
(data is
Latched Phase C in the reverse direction. reverse direction.
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
The fault flag is

following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
This flags that an Overcurrent has Controller
Reverse A Phase fault has
been picked up and timed out on at software reset
38 Phase Fault occurred in the 4536.00
least 1 Phase in the reverse (data is
Latched reverse direction.
direction. volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Controller
Reverse This flags that an Earth overcurrent An Earth fault has
39 Earth Fault has been picked up and timed out occurred in the software reset 4536.00
(data is
Latched in the reverse direction. reverse direction.
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
The fault flag is

following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
This flags that a SEF/SGF A Sensitive Controller
Reverse
overcurrent has been picked up Ground/Earth fault software reset
40 SEF/SGF 4536.00
and timed out in the reverse has occurred in the (data is
Fault Latched
direction. reverse direction. volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
A Negative Phase Controller
This flags that a NPS overcurrent
Reverse NPS Sequence fault has software reset
41 has been picked up and timed out 4536.00
Fault Latched occurred in the (data is
in the reverse direction.
reverse direction. volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
The fault flag is

following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Any close.
Start of a new
sequence.
No pickup and
APhase This flags that an APhase
APhase has been the load current
42 Pickup at overcurrent is picked up at the time 4536.00
picked up. is above zero.
Trip of trip/alarm.
Controller
software reset
(data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Any close.
Start of a new
sequence.
No pickup and
BPhase This flags that an BPhase
BPhase overcurrent the load current
has been picked up. is above zero.
Trip of trip/alarm.
Controller
software reset
(data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
The fault flag is

following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Any close.
Start of a new
sequence.
No pickup and
CPhase This flags that an CPhase
CPhase overcurrent the load current
has been picked up. is above zero.
Trip of trip/alarm.
Controller
software reset
(data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Any close.
Start of a new
sequence.
No pickup and
Earth/Ground This flags that an Earth/Ground Earth/Ground
the load current
45 Pickup at overcurrent is picked up at the time overcurrent has been 4536.00
is above zero.
Trip of trip/alarm. picked up.
Controller
software reset
(data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
The fault flag is

following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Any close.
Start of a new
sequence.
No pickup and
SEF/SGF This flags that an SEF/SGF SEF/SGF
46 Pickup at overcurrent is picked up at the time overcurrent has been the load current 4536.00
is above zero.
Trip of trip/alarm. picked up.
Controller
software reset
(data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
The fault flag is
following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Any close.
Start of a new
sequence.
No pickup and
This flags that an Negative Phase
NPS Pickup NPS overcurrent has the load current
47 Sequence overcurrent is picked up 4536.00
at Trip been picked up. is above zero.
at the time of trip/alarm.
Controller
software reset
(data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
1 A live bushing without a CVT on the opposite side is not regarded as a live phase when switchgear is open.
A.1.10User Defined Status

Digital status for user defined controls.
Set = Clear = Version

'1' '0' Introduced
User Defined User Defined Status 01 controlled by User Defined
0 ON. OFF. 4538.00
Status 01 Control 01.
1 ON. OFF. 4538.00
2 ON. OFF. 4538.00
3 ON. OFF. 4538.00
4 ON. OFF. 4538.00
5 ON. OFF. 4538.00
6 ON. OFF. 4538.00
7 ON. OFF. 4538.00
Appendix A.2Analog Data

A.2.1Line Currents
Note: These relate to the user designated phases rather than the physical bushings.
Version
Point Name Description Min Max Unit(s) Resolution Deadband
Introduced
APhase
0 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 4100.00
Current
BPhase The line current flowing through
1 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 4100.00
Current each phase. (1)
CPhase
2 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 4100.00
Current
The vector summation of the line
Earth/Ground
3 currents flowing through the 3 0 16000 Amps 0.1 5 4100.00
Current
phases.
APhase Load
Current Prior
5 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 4100.00
to most recent
Pickup
BPhase Load The line current flowing through
Current Prior each phase just prior to the first
6 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 4100.00
to most recent pickup of the most recent
Pickup sequence occurring. (1)
CPhase Load
Current Prior
7 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 4100.00
to most recent
Pickup
APhase
8 Maximum 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 4102.35
Demand
BPhase The maximum line current
9 Maximum detected on each phase since the 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 4102.35
Demand last maximum demand reset
CPhase
10 Maximum 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 4102.35
Demand
Day of A
Phase
11 0 366 Days 1 1 4102.35
Maximum
Demand The Day of the year of the
maximum line current detected
Day of B
on each phase since the last
Phase
12 maximum demand reset. Does 0 366 Days 1 1 4102.35
Maximum
not apply to the points: LGVT,
Demand
MDIToday, MDIPrevious Day,
Day of C MDIPrevious 7 Days.
Phase
13 0 366 Days 1 1 4102.35
Maximum
Demand
Minute of A
Phase
14 0 1439 Mins 1 1 4102.35
Maximum
Demand The minute of the day of the
maximum line current detected
Minute of B
on each phase since the last
Phase
15 maximum demand reset. Does 0 1439 Mins 1 1 4102.35
Maximum
not apply to the points: LGVT,
Demand
MDIToday, MDIPrevious Day,
Minute of C MDIPrevious 7 Days.
Phase
16 0 1439 Mins 1 1 4102.35
Maximum
Demand
Second of A The Second of the minute of the
Phase maximum line current detected
17 0 59 Seconds 1 1 4102.35
Maximum on each phase since the last
Demand maximum demand reset. Does
not apply to the points: LGVT, Version

Point Name MDIToday,Description
MDIPrevious Day, Min Max Unit(s) Resolution Deadband
Introduced
Second of B MDIPrevious 7 Days.
Phase
18 0 59 Seconds 1 1 4102.35
Maximum
Demand
Second of C
Phase
19 0 59 Seconds 1 1 4102.35
Maximum
Demand
Instantaneous
The average of the line currents
3 Phase
20 flowing through the 3 phases. (1) 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 4200.60
Current
Average
Last Good Value Trapped.
Reports the last averaged current
21 LGVT 0 16000 Amps 0.1 1 4417.00
before the measured current fell
to zero.
Maximum Demand Indicator for
the period from last Midnight until
22 MDIToday 0 16000 Amps 0.1 1 4417.00
the end of the most recent
average period.
MDIPrevious
23 the 24 hour period up to last 0 16000 Amps 0.1 1 4417.00
Day
Midnight.
MDIPrevious
24 the 7 day period up to last 0 16000 Amps 0.1 1 4417.00
7 Days
Midnight.
1 Note: The phase designation A, B, C is determined by the user, refer to Switchgear Details section and the
A.2.2Voltage Measurements
Both Phase/(Earth/Ground) and Phase/Phase voltages are available (three phase switchgear only). Usually the
utility requires only one of these to be sent to the SCADA system.
Voltages are provided for all terminals with voltage measurement. The number of terminals with voltage
measurement varies depending on the model of switchgear, refer to the equipment manual. The phase
designation is assigned by the user. Refer to Switchgear Details section. The table below distinguishes between
the I and X sides of the switchgear, some models refer to the 1 and 2 sides (eg. A1, A2).
Version
Introduced
Phase to Earth/Ground
Ai Phase to voltage for Phase A on the I
0 0 30000 Volts 1 100 4100.00
Earth/Ground Volts side of the switchgear
measured.
Bi Phase to voltage for Phase B on the I
1 0 30000 Volts 1 100 4100.00
measured.
Ci Phase to voltage for Phase C on the I
2 0 30000 Volts 1 100 4100.00
measured.
Ax Phase to voltage for Phase A on the X
3 0 30000 Volts 1 100 4100.00
measured.
Version
Introduced
Bx Phase to voltage for Phase B on the X
4 0 30000 Volts 1 100 4100.00
measured.
Cx Phase to voltage for Phase C on the X
5 0 30000 Volts 1 100 4100.00
measured.
Phase A to Phase B voltage
6 ABi Phase to Phase on the I side of the 0 38000 Volts 1 100 4100.00
switchgear.
Phase B to Phase C voltage
7 BCi Phase to Phase on the I side of the 0 38000 Volts 1 100 4100.00
switchgear
Phase C to Phase A voltage
8 CAi Phase to Phase on the I side of the 0 38000 Volts 1 100 4100.00
switchgear
Phase A to Phase B voltage
9 ABx Phase to Phase on the X side of the 0 38000 Volts 1 100 4100.00
switchgear. (1)
Phase B to Phase C voltage
10 BCx Phase to Phase on the X side of the 0 38000 Volts 1 100 4100.00
switchgear. (1)
Phase C to Phase A voltage
11 CAx Phase to Phase on the X side of the 0 38000 Volts 1 100 4100.00
switchgear. (1)
I Side Voltages Phase to Earth/Ground
Phase to voltage averave of 3 phases
12 0 30000 Volts 1 100 4100.00
Earth/Ground on the I side of the
Average of 3 phases switchgear measured.
I Side Voltages Phase to Phase A voltage on
13 Phase to Phase the X side of the switchgear. 0 38000 Volts 1 100 4200.60
Average of 3 phases (1)
1 If no Xside CVTs present then value will always be zero.
A.2.3System Power
Version
Introduced
Total Real Power flowing through
the switchgear. This can be a
signed quantity which indicates
direction of power flow, or an
Real
0 unsigned quantity which is 1900000 1900000 kW 1 250 4100.00
PowerP
always positive regardless of the
direction of the power flow. This
is determined by the controller
configuration.
Apparent
1 Apparent power. 0 1900000 kVA 1 250 4100.00
PowerS
Version
Introduced
Total Reactive Power flowing
through the switchgear.
This is a signed quantity if the

operator setting "Power
Reactive
2 Measurement" is set to "Signed" 1900000 1900000 kVAR 1 250 4100.00
PowerQ
The sign is negated if "Power
Measurement" is set to "Signed"
AND "Power Direction" is set to
"Source x > Load i".
Power factor. This is calculated
from the Real and Apparent
Power power.
3 0 1 N/A 0.01 0.01 4100.00
Factor
See Technical Manual for
accuracy specification.
Real Power flowing through the
A phase. This can be a signed
quantity which indicates direction
A Phase
of power flow, or an unsigned
4 Real 1900000 1900000 kW 1 250 4100.00
quantity which is always positive
PowerP
regardless of the direction of the
power flow. This is determined
by the controller configuration.
Apparent Power flowing through
A Phase the A phase. This is an unsigned
5 Apparent quantity which is always positive 0 1900000 kVA 1 250 4100.00
PowerS irrespective of direction of power
flow.
Reactive Power flowing through
A Phase the A phase. This is an unsigned
6 Reactive quantity which is always positive 1900000 1900000 kVAR 1 250 4100.00
PowerQ irrespective of direction of power
flow.
A Phase Power factor. This is
calculated from the Real and
A Phase
Apparent power.
7 Power 0 1 N/A 0.01 0.01 4100.00
Factor
B phase. This can be a signed
B Phase
8 Real 1900000 1900000 kW 1 250 4100.00
PowerP
B Phase the B phase. This is an unsigned
flow.
Total Reactive Power flowing
B Phase through the switchgear. This is
10 Reactive an unsigned quantity which is 1900000 1900000 kVAR 1 250 4100.00
PowerQ always positive irrespective of
direction of power flow.
Version
Introduced
B Phase Power factor. This is
B Phase
Apparent power.
11 Power 0 1 N/A 0.01 0.01 4100.00
Factor
C phase. This can be a signed
C Phase
12 Real 1900000 1900000 kW 1 250 4100.00
PowerP
C Phase the C phase. This is an unsigned
flow.
Reactive Power flowing through
C Phase the C phase. This is an unsigned
14 Reactive quantity which is always positive 1900000 1900000 kVAR 1 250 4100.00
PowerQ irrespective of direction of power
flow.
C Phase Power factor. This is
C Phase
Apparent power.
15 Power 0 1 N/A 0.01 0.01 4100.00
Factor
A.2.4Gas Pressure
Not all models of switchgear have gas pressure measurement.
Point 0 and 1 are the same measurement, just in different units. Normally only one is sent back to the SCADA
system.
The pressure is zeroed if switchgear data is invalid. Refer to Recloser and Controller State Flags section.
Point Name Description Min Max Unit(s) Resolution Deadband Version Introduced
0 Gas Pressure SI 100 300 kPa 1 5 4100.00
Gas pressure.
1 Gas Pressure Imperial 14 44 PSI 0.1 1 4100.00
A.2.5Protection State
Refer also to Operator/Protection flags for switchgear
Version
Introduced
Value is zero when Cold Load is Idle or
OFF. When Cold Load is not idle this
shows the Operational Cold Load Time, ie
0 Cold Load 0 480 Mins 1 1 4100.00
the current time being used to calculate
the Operational Cold Load Threshold
Multiplier.
Version
Introduced
0 = Protection Group A
Protection
1 Group in 1 = Protection Group B 0 9 N/A 1 1 4100.00
service.
n = Other Protection Group
0 = NPS Protection OFF
NPS
2 protection 1 = NPS Protection ON 0 2 N/A 1 1 4100.00
status
2 = NPS Protection Alarm only
Reverse shows the Operational Cold Load Time, ie
3 0 480 Mins 1 1 4102.43
Cold Load the current time being used to calculate
the Operational Cold Load Threshold
Multiplier.
0 = Loss of phase OFF
Loss of
4 phase 1 = Loss of phase ON 0 2 N/A 1 1 4404.20
status
2 = Loss of phase Alarm only
A.2.6Protection Sequence and Trip Data

These analog points record data about a protection sequence including maximum trip currents. They are derived
from the trip current events, as recorded in the event log and give the current for each phase and any other
enabled protecion element currents greater than the "Zero Amps Indicated" threshold.
Other data recorded includes the number of trips in the protection sequence and the Protection Group(s) that
were active at the start of the protection sequence.
Protection Sequence and Trip Data is cleared to zero by the following actions :
"Reset fault flags and currents" control.

Any Operator Close or Trip action.
Start of a new sequence.
When new values are stored, the event time stamp is the time of the end of the sequence to 10ms resolution.
Similarly when the values are cleared the event is time tagged to 10ms resolution. Thus the time stamps
correspond to the digital time stamps in Appendix A.1.3.
This data is volatile, and are zeroed on controller software reset.
Version
Introduced
APhase
0 Current Trip 0 16000 Amps 1 1 4100.00
1
APhase
A Phase current at trip. Written on
a Protection Trip after a pickup
2
has occurred. Four values are
APhase provided: one for each possible
2 Current Trip trip in the sequence.(1) 0 16000 Amps 1 1 4100.00
3
APhase
4
Version
Introduced
BPhase
1
BPhase
B Phase current at trip. Written on
2
BPhase provided: one for each possible
3
BPhase
4
CPhase
1
CPhase
C Phase current at trip. Written on
2
CPhase provided: one for each possible
3
CPhase
4
Earth/Ground
1
Earth/Ground current at trip.
Earth/Ground
Written on a Protection Trip after a
pickup has occurred. This
2
includes SEF/SGF Fault currents.
Earth/Ground Four values are provided: one for
14 Current Trip each possible trip in the 0 16000 Amps 1 1 4100.00
3 sequence.(2)
Earth/Ground
4
Active
The protection group that is being
16 Protection 0 9 N/A 1 1 4100.00
used at present.
Group
The number of trips or sequence
advances that occurred in the
protection sequence. This number
Trips In will be less than the full
17 0 4 Trips 1 1 4100.00
Sequence programmed sequence if the fault
was cleared, or if the sequence
was terminated by high current
lockout.
APhase The Current recorded for A Phase
18 Current most at the time of the most recent trip. 0 16000 Amps 1 1 4100.00
recent trip (1)
BPhase The Current recorded for B Phase
recent trip (1)
CPhase The Current recorded for C Phase
recent trip (1)
Version
Introduced
The Current recorded for
Earth/Ground
Earth/Ground at the time the most
21 Current most 0 16000 Amps 1 1 4100.00
recent trip. This includes
recent trip
SEF/SGF Fault currents.(2)
NPS Current
22 0 16000 Amps 1 1 4100.00
Trip 1
NPS Trip Current. Written on a
NPS Current
23 Protection Trip after a pickup has 0 16000 Amps 1 1 4100.00
Trip 2
occurred. Four values are
NPS Current provided: one for each possible
24 0 16000 Amps 1 1 4100.00
Trip 3 trip in the sequence.(2)
NPS Current
25 0 16000 Amps 1 1 4100.00
Trip 4
NPS Current
The NPS Current recorded at the
26 most recent 0 16000 Amps 1 1 4100.00
time of the most recent trip.(2)
trip
The maximum current value that
Maximum A
was logged for phase A during the
27 Phase Fault 0 16000 Amps 1 1 4100.00
most recent sequence if phase A
Current
picked up. Not reset by a Trip.(1)
Maximum B
was logged for phase B during the
28 Phase Fault 0 16000 Amps 1 1 4100.00
most recent sequence if phase B
Current
Maximum C
was logged for phase C during the
29 Phase Fault 0 16000 Amps 1 1 4100.00
most recent sequence if phase C
Current
Maximum was logged for Earth/Ground
30 Earth/Ground during the most recent sequence 0 16000 Amps 1 1 4100.00
Fault Current if phase Earth/Ground picked up.
Not reset by a Trip.
Maximum
was logged for NPS during the
31 NPS Fault 0 16000 Amps 1 1 4100.00
most recent sequence if NPS
Current
picked up. Not reset by a Trip.
Active
Reverse The reverse directional protection
32 0 9 N/A 1 1 4100.00
Protection group that is active.(3)
Group
The number of forward trips or
sequence advances that occurred
in the protection sequence. This
Fwd Trips In number will be less than the full
33 0 4 Trips 1 1 4104.03
was terminated by another
protection element.(3)
The number of reverse trips or
sequence advances that occurred
in the protection sequence. This
Rev Trips In number will be less than the full
34 0 4 Trips 1 1 4104.03
was terminated by another
protection element.(3)
Fault
Fault distance from the controller 10
35 Distance Trip 1 30000 1 1 4506.02
(10 Metres) Trip 1 Metres
1
Version
Introduced
Fault
Single phaseground fault 10
36 Impedance 1 30000 1 1 4506.02
impedance (10 Milliohms) Trip 1 Milliohms
Trip 1
Faulted phase(s) Trip 1
0: No fault.
1: AE.
2: BE.
3: CE.
4: AB.
Fault 5: AC.
37 Phase(s) Trip 6: BC. 0 11 N/A 1 1 4506.02
1 7: ABE.
8: ACE.
9: BCE.
10: ABC.
11: ABCE.
Fault
38 Distance Trip 1 30000 1 1 4506.02
2
Fault
39 Impedance 1 30000 1 1 4506.02
Trip 2
0: No fault.
1: AE.
2: BE.
3: CE.
4: AB.
Fault 5: AC.
40 Phase(s) Trip 6: BC. 0 11 N/A 1 1 4506.02
2 7: ABE.
8: ACE.
9: BCE.
10: ABC.
11: ABCE.
Fault
41 Distance Trip 1 30000 1 1 4506.02
3
Fault
42 Impedance 1 30000 1 1 4506.02
Trip 3
Version
Introduced
0: No fault.
1: AE.
2: BE.
3: CE.
4: AB.
Fault 5: AC.
43 Phase(s) Trip 6: BC. 0 11 N/A 1 1 4506.02
3 7: ABE.
8: ACE.
9: BCE.
10: ABC.
11: ABCE.
Fault
44 Distance Trip 1 30000 1 1 4506.02
4
Fault
45 Impedance 1 30000 1 1 4506.02
Trip 4
0: No fault.
1: AE.
2: BE.
3: CE.
4: AB.
Fault 5: AC.
46 Phase(s) Trip 6: BC. 0 11 N/A 1 1 4506.02
4 7: ABE.
8: ACE.
9: BCE.
10: ABC.
11: ABCE.
2 Note: Only valid when the respective protection element is 'Enabled' (Earth/Ground, NPS etc) and the
element current was greater than the "Zero Amps Indicated" threshold during the pickup.
3 Note: Only valid when Directional Protection is ENABLED.
A.2.7Switchgear Details
This is switchgear configuration data held in the switchgear memory or Controller.
Version
Introduced
Switch The serial number of the
0 Serial switchgear. Requires full 0 2147483647 N/A 1 1 4100.00
Number 32 bits for this to work.
I Contact
1 0 100 % 0.01 1 4100.00
Life
The percentage of vacuum
II Contact
2 interrupter life remaining 0 100 % 0.01 1 4100.00
Life
for each phase.
III Contact
3 0 100 % 0.01 1 4100.00
Life
Version
Introduced
The count of the number of
Operations
4 closes performed by the 0 65535 Operations 1 1 4100.00
Counter
switchgear.
Switch The low 4 decimal digits of
Serial the serial number of the
6 0 9999 N/A 1 1 4100.00
Number [0 switchgear. Requires 16
9999] bits for this to work.
Switch The high decimal digits of
Serial the serial number of the
7 0 65535 N/A 1 1 4100.00
Number switchgear. Requires 16
[10000+] bits for this to work.
A.2.8Controller Data
Version
Introduced
Battery
0 The controller battery voltage. 0 32 Volts 0.01 1 4100.00
Voltage
ADVC
2 Serial The Controller serial number. 0 2147483647 N/A 1 1 4100.00
Number
The code version is a sixdigit
Code number that has the form yy
3 0 100000000 N/A 1 1 4100.00
Version xx.xx with the dash and point
formatting removed.
Battery Status
0 = Battery Overvolts.
1 = Battery Normal.
Battery
4 2 = Battery Low Volts. 0 3 N/A 1 1 4100.00
Status
3 = Battery Off.
The code version is a fourdigit

Code number that has the form xx.xx
5 Version with the point formatting 0 65535 N/A 1 1 4100.00
[Minor.Cut] removed. Combines with high
16 bits in the form yyxx.xx.
The code version is a twodigit
Code
number that has the form yy.
6 Version 0 65535 N/A 1 1 4100.00
Combines with low 16 bits in
[Major]
the form yyxx.xx.
8 Date Month Month of Year. 1 12 N/A 1 1 4544.00
9 Date Day Day of Month. 1 31 N/A 1 1 4544.00
10 Time Hour Hour of Day. 0 23 N/A 1 1 4544.00
11 Time Min Minute of Hour. 0 59 N/A 1 1 4544.00
12 Time Sec Second of Minute. 0 59 N/A 1 1 4544.00
Configuration File Creation
Config File
Day of Month, when
13 Creation 1 31 N/A 1 1 4552.00
Controller's configuration file
Date Day
was created.
Configuration File Creation
Config File
Month of Year, when
14 Creation 1 12 N/A 1 1 4552.00
Controller's configuration file
Date Month
was created.
Version
Introduced
Config File Configuration File Creation
15 Creation Year, when Controller's 2000 3000 N/A 1 1 4552.00
Date Year configuration file was created.
A.2.9Distributed Automation
Refer also to Distributed Automation Flags.
This point is only valid when the loop automation option is enabled for the current configuration and is otherwise
always repeated as zero.
Version
Introduced
This is the Loop Automation
LA timeout value while counting down
0 Remaining prior to a Trip or Close action 0 1800 Seconds 1 10 4100.00
Time occurring. When no action is
pending the value is zero.
Auto AutoChangeover Status. Refer to
1 Changeover AutoChangeover Technical 0 32767 N/A 1 1 4436.00
Status Manual for more info
AutoChangeover Algorithm. 0:
One Way, 1: Make Before Break,
2: Break Before Make, 3: Both
Ways.
Refer to N00331 B_2

Auto "Analog Contols" Point38
3 Changeover "AutoChangeover Algorithm 0 3 N/A 1 1 4436.00
Algorithm Control".
and ADVC AutoChangeover
Technical Manual:
"Restoration Algorithms".
Loop This is the Loop Automation

4 Automation communications ping interval. 0 7200 Seconds 1 10 4526.03
Ping Interval Value 0 disables ping.
Downstream This is the Downstream device
5 0 2 N/A 1 1 4526.03
Device Type type. A Midpoint is 2 and Tie 0.
Loop
This is the Loop Automation
Automation
6 capacity percentage for Overload 1 100 N/A 1 10 4532.00
Capacity
Control.
Percentage
A.2.10Daily Data
Daily data is updated at midnight, but only when collected over a full 24hour period.
Version
Introduced
Maximum This is the maximum current average of
0 Average all phases for the previous full day 0 16000 Amps 0.1 1 4100.00
Current ending at midnight (2sec filter window).
Version
Introduced
This is the minimum valid power factor
for the previous full day ending at
Minimum midnight or zero to indicate no power
1 Power factor was available. A valid power 0 1 N/A 0.01 1 4100.00
Factor factor falls within the range of 0.5 to 1.0
with a load current of 2.5A or more in at
least one phase.
This is the end time of the maximum
Time of
average demand current of all relevant
Maximum
2 phases for the previous full day ending 0 1439 Mins 1 1 4100.00
Average
at midnight. The time is in minutes since
Current
midnight.
This is the maximum average demand
Maximum current of all relevant phases for the
Average previous full day ending at midnight.
3 0 16000 Amps 1 10 4100.00
Demand Same as 'MDIPrevious Day' except
Current that it is reset on assertion of 'Reset
Maximum Demand Indicators'
The average demand period in force at
the time the "Maximum Average
Average
Demand Current" was recorded. Does
4 Demand 1 1440 Mins 1 1 4100.00
not apply to the points: LGVT, MDI
Period
Today, MDIPrevious Day, MDIPrevious
7 Days.
A.2.11Supply Outage Measurement

The following group has SOM and SAG/SWELL counters and their Durations. These can be cleared by the
following actions:
Their associated reset control.

Controller software resetif the feature "Nonvolatile counters ON" is OFF.
By default "Nonvolatile counters ON" is OFF.
Version
Point Name Description Min Max Unit(s)
Introduced
Source The number of supply outages on the source
0 0 2147483647 N/A 4100.00
Outages terminals.(1) (2)
Source
The total duration of supply outages on the source
1 Outages 0 2147483647 Seconds 4100.00
terminals, in seconds.(1) (2)
Duration
Load The number of supply outages on the load terminals.
2 0 2147483647 N/A 4100.00
Outages (1) (2)
Load
The total duration of supply outages on the load
3 Outages 0 2147483647 Seconds 4100.00
terminals, in seconds.(1) (2)
Duration
The count of the number of voltage Sags recorded
4 Sag Count since the last reset. A reset is done from the OCP or 0 2147483647 N/A 4200.00
WSOS only!
The count of the number of voltage Swells recorded
5 Swell Count since the last reset. A reset is done from the OCP or 0 2147483647 N/A 4200.00
WSOS only!
Sag The accumulated time of all Sags since the last reset.
6 0 2147483647 Seconds 4200.00
Duration A reset is done from the OCP or WSOS only.
Swell The accumulated time of all Swells since the last
7 0 2147483647 Seconds 4200.00
Duration reset. A reset is done from the OCP or WSOS only.
1 Power flow direction (source/load designation) is determined by the user. Refer to Recloser and Controller
State Flags section, Power Flow Direction for status and section B, Power Flow Direction for control.
2 Data active only when Power Quality option Supply Outage Measurement is Available and ON.
A.2.12Frequency Measurement
Version
Introduced
The measured Frequency. Returns a
0 Frequency 0 65 Hz 0.1 1 4100.00
value of 0 for unavailable
A.2.15Sequence Components
Zero, Positive and Negative Phase Sequence currents and voltages, valid when controller is configured
"Sequence Componets Available.
Version
Introduced
ZPS
0 The zero phase sequence current. 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 4100.00
Current
PPS The positive phase sequence
1 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 4100.00
Current current.
NPS The negative phase sequence
2 0 16000 Amps 0.1 10 4100.00
Current current.
ZPS
3 The zero phase sequence voltage. 0 30000 Volts 1 10 4100.00
Voltage
PPS The positive phase sequence
4 0 30000 Volts 1 10 4100.00
Voltage voltage.
NPS The negative phase sequence
5 0 30000 Volts 1 10 4100.00
Voltage voltager.
Appendix A.3Accumulator Data

Version
Introduced
The accumulated kWh at the most recent freeze and
reset operation. This could be signed or unsigned
depending on controller configuration.
This data by default is volatile, and is zeroed on

controller software reset. This data reset can be
kWh
0 avoided by turning on the feature "Counters Non 0 2147483647 kWh 4100.00
Cumulative
Volatile ON".
If more than one protocol is running simultaneously in

the controller, this data is replicated between the
protocols so each master station can clear its data
independently from the others.
Version
Introduced
The accumulated kWh in the forward direction (ie
Source to Load) at the most recent freeze and reset
operation.

kWh controller software reset. This data reset can be
1 Cumulative avoided by turning on the feature "Counters Non 0 2147483647 kWh 4100.00
Forward Volatile ON".

The accumulated kWh in the reverse direction (ie Load
to Source) at the most recent freeze and reset
operation.

Reverse Volatile ON".

The accumulated kWh of A Phase at the most recent
freeze and reset operation. This could be signed or
unsigned depending on controller configuration.

A Phase Volatile ON".

The accumulated kWh of A Phase in the forward
direction (ie Source to Load) at the most recent freeze
and reset operation.

kWh
Cumulative
A Phase
Volatile ON".
Forward
Version
Introduced
The accumulated kWh of A Phase in the reverse
direction (ie Load to Source) at the most recent freeze

kWh
Cumulative
A Phase
Volatile ON".
Reverse
The accumulated kWh of B Phase at the most recent

B Phase Volatile ON".

The accumulated kWh of B Phase in the forward

kWh
Cumulative
B Phase
Volatile ON".
Forward
The accumulated kWh of B Phase in the reverse

kWh
Cumulative
B Phase
Volatile ON".
Reverse
Version
Introduced
The accumulated kWh of C Phase at the most recent

C Phase Volatile ON".

The accumulated kWh of C Phase in the forward

kWh
Cumulative
C Phase
Volatile ON".
Forward
The accumulated kWh of C Phase in the reverse

kWh
Cumulative
C Phase
Volatile ON".
Reverse
A.3.1Trip Counters
These counters do not increment when switchgear is an LBS. These counters are cleared by the following:

"Reset Fault Flags" control.
Protection turned OFF.
When the counters reach their max value, the next count will cause one of two actions; if the feature "Counters
Rollover ON" has been selected, then the counters rollover to one (1), else they 'stick' at the 'Max' value, which
is the default option.
If a counter does wrap around then it can wrap out of sync with the other counters. Note that combinational
counters may also wrap independantly of what points they are made up of. Counters should be used as
independent values because of this.
Version
Introduced
A Phase O/C Trip The number of trips caused by an A Phase over

0 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Counter current.
B Phase O/C Trip The number of trips caused by a B Phase over
1 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Counter current.
C Phase O/C Trip The number of trips caused by a C Phase over
2 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Counter current.
Earth/Ground O/C Trip The number of trips caused by a Earth/Ground
3 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Counter Phase over current.
SEF/SGF O/C Trip The number of trips caused by a SEF/SGF Phase
4 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Counter over current.
Loss Of Phase Trip
5 The number of trips caused by a Loss Of Phase 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Counter
The number of trips caused by an Under or Over
6 FRQ Trip Counter. 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Frequency(2)
7 NPS O/C Trip Counter The number of trips caused by a NPS over current. 0 99 N/A 4100.00
The number of trips caused by an External input
8 Ext Trip Counter 0 99 N/A 4100.00
(either a FTI or an IOEX Protection Input).
A Phase O/C Reverse The number of reverse trips caused by an A Phase
9 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Trip Counter over current.
B Phase O/C Reverse The number of reverse trips caused by a B Phase
10 0 99 N/A 4100.00
C Phase O/C Reverse The number of reverse trips caused by a C Phase
11 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Earth/Ground O/C The number of reverse trips caused by a
12 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Reverse Trip Counter Earth/Ground Phase over current.
SEF/SGF O/C Reverse The number of reverse trips caused by a SEF/SGF
13 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Trip Counter Phase over current.
NPS O/C Reverse Trip The number of trips caused by a reverse NPS over
14 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Counter current.
Under Voltage Trip The count of the number of trips caused by Under
15 0 99 N/A 4200.00
Counter Voltage since the last reset.
Over Voltage Trip The count of the number of trips caused by Over
16 0 99 N/A 4200.00
Counter Voltage since the last reset.
Phase O/C Trip The number of (forward) trips caused by a Phase
17 0 99 N/A 4436.76
Counter over current.
Phase O/C Reverse The number of reverse trips caused by an Phase
18 0 99 N/A 4436.76
Phase O/C Both Dir The number of forward and reverse trips caused by
19 0 99 N/A 4436.76
Trip Counter an Phase over current.
Earth/Ground O/C Both The number of forward and reverse trips caused by
20 0 99 N/A 4436.76
Dir Trip Counter a Earth/Ground Phase over current.
SEF/SGF O/C Both Dir The number of forward and reverse trips caused by
21 0 99 N/A 4436.76
Counter a SEF/SGF Phase over current.
NPS O/C Both Dir The number of forward and reverse trips caused by
22 0 99 N/A 4436.76
Counter a NPS over current.
Under and Over The count of the number of trips caused by Under
23 0 99 N/A 4436.76
Voltage Trip Counter and Over Voltage since the last reset.
A.3.2Pickup Counters
These counters are for ACR and LBS. They are cleared by the following:

Protection/Detection turned OFF.
Version
Introduced
A Phase O/C
0 Pickup The number of Pickups caused by an A Phase over current. 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Counter
B Phase O/C
1 Pickup The number of Pickups caused by a B Phase over current. 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Counter
C Phase O/C
2 Pickup The number of Pickups caused by a C Phase over current. 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Counter
Earth/Ground
The number of Pickups caused by an Earth/Ground Phase
3 O/C Pickup 0 99 N/A 4100.00
over current.
Counter
SEF/SGF
The number of Pickups caused by a SEF/SGF Phase over
4 O/C Pickup 0 99 N/A 4100.00
current.
Counter
Loss Of
Phase The number of Loss Of Phase Indications. (this is used to
5 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Indication check for Loss Of Phase conditions when protection is OFF)
Counter
FRQ Pickup The number of pickups caused by an Under or Over
6 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Counter. Frequency.(1)
The number of Pickups caused by a (Fwd) phase overcurrent.
Phase
NOTE: Two or more phases picked up at the same time count
Overcurrent
7 as one phase overcurrent pickup. This means the sum of the 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Pickup
individual A/B/C phase pickup counters may be greater than
Counter
this counter.
NPS O/C
8 Pickup The number of Pickups caused by a NPS over current. 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Counter
A Phase
Reverse O/C The number of Pickups caused by an A Phase reverse over
9 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Pickup current.(1)
Counter
B Phase
Reverse O/C The number of Pickups caused by a B Phase reverse over
10 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Pickup current.(1)
Counter
C Phase
Reverse O/C The number of Pickups caused by a C Phase reverse over
11 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Pickup current.(1)
Counter
Earth/Ground
Reverse O/C The number of Pickups caused by an Earth/Ground reverse
12 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Pickup over current.(1)
Counter
SEF/SGF
Reverse O/C The number of Pickups caused by a SEF/SGF reverse over
13 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Pickup current.(1)
Counter
Version
Introduced
Reverse The number of Pickups caused by a reverse phase
Phase overcurrent. NOTE: Two or more phases picked up at the
14 Overcurrent same time count as one phase overcurrent pickup. This 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Pickup means the sum of the individual A/B/C phase pickup counters
Counter may be greater than this counter.(1)
Reverse NPS
The number of Pickups caused by a reverse NPS over
15 O/C Pickup 0 99 N/A 4100.00
current.(1)
Counter
Under
Voltage The count of the number of Pickups caused by Under Voltage
16 0 99 N/A 4200.00
Pickup since the last reset.
Counter
Over Voltage
The count of the number of Pickups caused by Over Voltage
17 Pickup 0 99 N/A 4200.00
since the last reset.
Counter
The sum of all Pickups caused by all (Fwd) phase
Sum All
overcurrent. NOTE: Two or more phases picked up at the
Phase O/C
18 same time count as multiple phase overcurrent pickups. This 0 99 N/A 4436.76
Pickup
means the sum of the individual A/B/C phase pickup counters
Counter
equals this counter.
The sum of all Pickups caused by all reverse phase
Sum All Rev
Phase O/C
19 same time count as multiple phase overcurrent pickups. This 0 99 N/A 4436.76
Pickup
Counter
equals this counter.
The number of Pickups caused by forward and reverse phase
Phase O/C
Both Dir
20 same time count as one phase overcurrent pickup. This 0 99 N/A 4436.76
Pickup
Counter
may be greater than this counter.
Earth/Ground
O/C Both Dir The number of Pickups caused by an Earth/Ground forward
21 0 99 N/A 4436.76
Pickup and reverse over current.
Counter
SEF/SGF
O/C Both Dir The number of Pickups caused by a SEF/SGF forward and
22 0 99 N/A 4436.76
Pickup reverse over current.
Counter
NPS O/C
Both Dir The number of Pickups caused by a forward and reverse NPS
23 0 99 N/A 4436.76
Pickup over current.
Counter
Under and
Over Voltage The count of the number of Pickups caused by Under Voltage
24 0 99 N/A 4436.76
Pickup since the last reset.
Counter
1 This point is operational for LBS with directional detection/blocking enabled starting from version A4548.00.
A.3.3Fault Counters
These counters are only valid when the connected switchgear is operated in LBS mode. They are cleared by the
following:

Version
Introduced
A Phase O/C
0 The number of Faults caused by an A Phase over current. 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Fault Counter
B Phase O/C
1 The number of Faults caused by a B Phase over current. 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Fault Counter
C Phase O/C
2 The number of Faults caused by a C Phase over current. 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Fault Counter
Earth/Ground
The number of Faults caused by a Earth/Ground Phase
3 O/C Fault 0 99 N/A 4100.00
over current.
Counter
SEF/SGF O/C The number of Faults caused by a SEF/SGF Phase over
4 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Fault Counter current.
The number of Faults caused by any Phase over current.
Phase O/C Fault
5 NOTE: if two or more phase faults occur at the same time, 0 99 N/A 4100.00
Counter
only the first phase fault will cause a count.
NPS O/C Fault The number of Faults caused by a NPS Phase over
7 0 99 N/A 4300.00
Counter current.
A Phase
The number of Faults caused by a reverse A Phase over
15 Reverse O/C 0 99 N/A 4548.00
current.
Fault Counter
B Phase
The number of Faults caused by a reverse B Phase over
16 Reverse O/C 0 99 N/A 4548.00
current.
Fault Counter
C Phase
The number of Faults caused by a reverse C Phase over
17 Reverse O/C 0 99 N/A 4548.00
current.
Fault Counter
Earth/Ground
The number of Faults caused by a reverse Earth/Ground
18 Reverse O/C 0 99 N/A 4548.00
over current.
Fault Counter
SEF/SGF
The number of Faults caused by a reverse SEF/SGF over
19 Reverse O/C 0 99 N/A 4548.00
current.
Fault Counter
NPS Reverse
The number of Faults caused by a reverse NPS over
20 O/C Fault 0 99 N/A 4548.00
current.
Counter
Phase Reverse
The number of Faults caused by a reverse over current on
21 O/C Fault 0 99 N/A 4548.00
any phase.
Counter
Appendix A.4Harmonics
Harmonics data for A, B and C Phase Currents, Earth/Ground Current, 6 Phase to Earth/Ground Voltages, and 6
Phase to Phase Voltages monitored.
A.4.1Average
These values give the Average of each Harmonic, for each channel, calculated over the configured SCADA
average period.
Version
Introduced
A Phase Current Total A Phase Current Total

0 Harmonic Distortion Harmonic Distortion 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
A Phase Current 2nd A Phase Current 2nd
1 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Harmonic Average Harmonic Average.
A Phase Current 3rd A Phase Current 3rd
2 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
A Phase Current 4th A Phase Current 4th
3 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
4 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
5 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
6 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
7 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
8 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
9 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
10 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
11 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
12 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
13 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
14 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
15 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
B Phase Current Total B Phase Current Total
Average Average.
B Phase Current 2nd B Phase Current 2nd
17 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
B Phase Current 3rd B Phase Current 3rd
18 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
B Phase Current 4th B Phase Current 4th
19 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
20 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
21 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
22 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
23 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
24 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
25 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
26 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
27 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
28 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04

29 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
30 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
31 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
C Phase Current Total C Phase Current Total
Average Average.
C Phase Current 2nd C Phase Current 2nd
33 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
C Phase Current 3rd C Phase Current 3rd
34 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
C Phase Current 4th C Phase Current 4th
35 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
36 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
37 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
38 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
39 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
40 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
41 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
42 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
43 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
44 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
45 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
46 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
47 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Earth/Ground Current Earth/Ground Current
48 Total Harmonic Total Harmonic Distortion 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Distortion Average Average.
49 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
2nd Harmonic Average 2nd Harmonic Average.
50 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
3rd Harmonic Average 3rd Harmonic Average.
Earth/Ground Current Earth/Ground Current 4th
51 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
4th Harmonic Average Harmonic Average.
52 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
53 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
54 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
55 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
56 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
57 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
10th Harmonic Average 10th Harmonic Average.

58 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
59 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
60 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
61 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
62 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
63 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Ai Voltage Total Ai Voltage Total
Average Average.
Ai Voltage 2nd Harmonic Ai Voltage 2nd Harmonic
65 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
Ai Voltage 3rd Harmonic Ai Voltage 3rd Harmonic
66 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
Ai Voltage 4th Harmonic Ai Voltage 4th Harmonic
67 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
68 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
69 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
70 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
71 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
72 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
Ai Voltage 10th Ai Voltage 10th Harmonic
73 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Harmonic Average Average.
74 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
75 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
76 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
77 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
78 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
79 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Bi Voltage Total Bi Voltage Total
Average Average.
Bi Voltage 2nd Harmonic Bi Voltage 2nd Harmonic
81 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
Bi Voltage 3rd Harmonic Bi Voltage 3rd Harmonic
82 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
Bi Voltage 4th Harmonic Bi Voltage 4th Harmonic
83 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
84 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
85 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
86 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.

87 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
88 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
Bi Voltage 10th Bi Voltage 10th Harmonic
89 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
90 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
91 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
92 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
93 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
94 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
95 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Ci Voltage Total Ci Voltage Total
Average Average.
Ci Voltage 2nd Harmonic Ci Voltage 2nd Harmonic
97 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
Ci Voltage 3rd Harmonic Ci Voltage 3rd Harmonic
98 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
Ci Voltage 4th Harmonic Ci Voltage 4th Harmonic
99 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
100 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
101 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
102 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
103 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
104 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
Ci Voltage 10th Ci Voltage 10th
105 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Ci Voltage 11th Ci Voltage 11th Harmonic
106 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
107 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
108 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
109 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
110 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
111 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Ax Voltage Total Ax Voltage Total
Average Average.
Ax Voltage 2nd Ax Voltage 2nd Harmonic
113 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Ax Voltage 3rd Harmonic Ax Voltage 3rd Harmonic
114 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
Ax Voltage 4th Harmonic Ax Voltage 4th Harmonic
115 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.

116 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
117 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
118 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
119 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
120 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
Ax Voltage 10th Ax Voltage 10th
121 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
122 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
123 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
124 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
125 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
126 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
127 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Bx Voltage Total Bx Voltage Total
Average Average.
Bx Voltage 2nd Bx Voltage 2nd Harmonic
129 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Bx Voltage 3rd Harmonic Bx Voltage 3rd Harmonic
130 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
Bx Voltage 4th Harmonic Bx Voltage 4th Harmonic
131 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
132 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
133 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
134 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
135 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
136 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
Bx Voltage 10th Bx Voltage 10th
137 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
138 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
139 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
140 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
141 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
142 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
143 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Cx Voltage Total Cx Voltage Total
Average Average.
Cx Voltage 2nd Cx Voltage 2nd

145 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Cx Voltage 3rd Cx Voltage 3rd Harmonic
146 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Cx Voltage 4th Harmonic Cx Voltage 4th Harmonic
147 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
148 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
149 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
150 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
151 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
152 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Average Average.
Cx Voltage 10th Cx Voltage 10th
153 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
154 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
155 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
156 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
157 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
158 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
159 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
ABi Voltage Total ABi Voltage Total
Average Average.
ABi Voltage 2nd ABi Voltage 2nd
161 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
ABi Voltage 3rd ABi Voltage 3rd
162 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
ABi Voltage 4th ABi Voltage 4th
163 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
164 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
165 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
166 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
167 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
168 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
169 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
170 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
171 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
172 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
173 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04

174 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
175 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
BCi Voltage Total BCi Voltage Total
Average Average.
BCi Voltage 2nd BCi Voltage 2nd
177 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
BCi Voltage 3rd BCi Voltage 3rd
178 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
BCi Voltage 4th BCi Voltage 4th
179 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
180 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
181 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
182 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
183 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
184 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
185 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
186 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
187 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
188 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
189 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
190 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
191 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
CAi Voltage Total CAi Voltage Total
Average Average.
CAi Voltage 2nd CAi Voltage 2nd
193 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
CAi Voltage 3rd CAi Voltage 3rd
194 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
CAi Voltage 4th CAi Voltage 4th
195 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
196 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
197 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
198 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
199 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
200 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
201 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
202 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04

203 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
204 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
205 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
206 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
207 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
ABx Voltage Total ABx Voltage Total
Average Average.
ABx Voltage 2nd ABx Voltage 2nd
209 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
ABx Voltage 3rd ABx Voltage 3rd
210 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
ABx Voltage 4th ABx Voltage 4th
211 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
212 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
213 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
214 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
215 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
216 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
217 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
218 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
219 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
220 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
221 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
222 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
223 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
BCx Voltage Total BCx Voltage Total
Average Average.
BCx Voltage 2nd BCx Voltage 2nd
225 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
BCx Voltage 3rd BCx Voltage 3rd
226 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
BCx Voltage 4th BCx Voltage 4th
227 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
228 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
229 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
230 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
231 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04

232 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
233 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
234 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
235 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
236 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
237 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
238 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
239 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
CAx Voltage Total CAx Voltage Total
Average Average.
CAx Voltage 2nd CAx Voltage 2nd
241 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
CAx Voltage 3rd CAx Voltage 3rd
242 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
CAx Voltage 4th CAx Voltage 4th
243 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
244 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
245 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
246 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
247 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
248 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
249 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
250 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
251 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
252 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
253 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
254 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
255 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
A.4.2Maximum
These values give the Maximum of each Harmonic, for each channel, calculated over the configured SCADA
average period.
Version
Introduced
Maximum Maximum.
Version
Introduced
1 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Harmonic Maximum Harmonic Maximum.
2 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
3 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
4 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
5 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
6 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
7 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
8 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
9 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
10 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
11 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
12 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
13 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
14 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
15 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
17 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
18 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
19 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
20 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
21 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
22 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
23 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
24 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
25 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
26 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
27 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
28 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Version
Introduced
29 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
30 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
31 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
33 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
34 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
35 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
36 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
37 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
38 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
39 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
40 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
41 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
42 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
43 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
44 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
45 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
46 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
47 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
48 Total Harmonic Total Harmonic Distortion 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Distortion Maximum Maximum.
Earth/Ground Current
49 2nd Harmonic 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
2nd Harmonic Maximum
Maximum.
50 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
3rd Harmonic Maximum 3rd Harmonic Maximum.
51 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
4th Harmonic Maximum Harmonic Maximum.
52 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
53 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
54 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
55 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Version
Introduced
56 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
57 10th Harmonic 10th Harmonic 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
58 11th Harmonic 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
11th Harmonic Maximum
Maximum.
Maximum Maximum.
Maximum Maximum.
Maximum Maximum.
Maximum Maximum.
Maximum Maximum.
Maximum Maximum.
65 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
66 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
67 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
68 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
69 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
70 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
71 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
72 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
73 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Harmonic Maximum Maximum.
74 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
75 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
76 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
77 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
78 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
79 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
Version
Introduced
81 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
82 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
83 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
84 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
85 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
86 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
87 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
88 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
89 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
90 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
91 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
92 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
93 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
94 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
95 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
97 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
98 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
99 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
100 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
101 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
102 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
103 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
104 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
105 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Ci Voltage 11th Ci Voltage 11th Harmonic
106 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
107 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
108 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Version
Introduced
109 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
110 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
111 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
Ax Voltage 2nd Ax Voltage 2nd Harmonic
113 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
114 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
115 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
116 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
117 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
118 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
119 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
120 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
121 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
122 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
123 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
124 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
125 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
126 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
127 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
Bx Voltage 2nd Bx Voltage 2nd Harmonic
129 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
130 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
131 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
132 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
133 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
134 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
135 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
136 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
Version
Introduced
137 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
138 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
139 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
140 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
141 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
142 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
143 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
145 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Cx Voltage 3rd Cx Voltage 3rd Harmonic
146 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
147 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
148 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
149 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
150 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
151 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
152 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
153 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
154 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
155 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
156 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
157 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
158 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
159 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
161 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
162 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
163 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
164 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Version
Introduced
165 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
166 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
167 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
168 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
169 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
170 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
171 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
172 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
173 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
174 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
175 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
177 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
178 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
179 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
180 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
181 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
182 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
183 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
184 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
185 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
186 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
187 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
188 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
189 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
190 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
191 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
Version
Introduced
193 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
194 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
195 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
196 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
197 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
198 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
199 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
200 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
201 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
202 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
203 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
204 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
205 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
206 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
207 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
209 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
210 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
211 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
212 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
213 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
214 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
215 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
216 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
217 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
218 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
219 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
220 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Version
Introduced
221 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
222 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
223 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
225 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
226 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
227 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
228 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
229 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
230 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
231 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
232 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
233 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
234 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
235 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
236 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
237 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
238 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
239 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Maximum Maximum.
241 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
242 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
243 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
244 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
245 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
246 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
247 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
248 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Version
Introduced
249 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
250 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
251 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
252 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
253 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
254 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
255 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
A.4.3Percent Excursion
These values give the Percent Excursion of each Harmonic, for each channel, calculated over the configured
SCADA average period.
Version
Introduced
Percent Excursion Percent Excursion.
1 Harmonic Percent Harmonic Percent 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Excursion Excursion.
Version
Introduced
Version
Introduced
Total Harmonic
48 Total Harmonic Distortion 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Distortion Percent
Percent Excursion.
Excursion
49 2nd Harmonic Percent 2nd Harmonic Percent 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Version
Introduced
50 3rd Harmonic Percent 3rd Harmonic Percent 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
51 4th Harmonic Percent Harmonic Percent 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
57 10th Harmonic Percent 10th Harmonic Percent 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
65 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
66 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
67 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
68 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
69 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
70 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
71 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Version
Introduced
72 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Ai Voltage 10th
Ai Voltage 10th Harmonic
73 Harmonic Percent 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Percent Excursion.
Excursion
Ai Voltage 11th
Percent Excursion.
Excursion
Ai Voltage 12th
Percent Excursion.
Excursion
Ai Voltage 13th
Percent Excursion.
Excursion
Ai Voltage 14th
Percent Excursion.
Excursion
Ai Voltage 15th
Percent Excursion.
Excursion
Ai Voltage 16th
Percent Excursion.
Excursion
81 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
82 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
83 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
84 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
85 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
86 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
87 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
88 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Bi Voltage 10th
Bi Voltage 10th Harmonic
Percent Excursion.
Excursion
Bi Voltage 11th
Percent Excursion.
Excursion
Bi Voltage 12th
Percent Excursion.
Excursion
Bi Voltage 13th
Percent Excursion.
Excursion
Bi Voltage 14th
Percent Excursion.
Excursion
Version
Introduced
Bi Voltage 15th
Percent Excursion.
Excursion
Bi Voltage 16th
Percent Excursion.
Excursion
97 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
98 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
99 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
100 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
101 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
102 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
103 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
104 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Ci Voltage 11th
Ci Voltage 11th Harmonic
Percent Excursion.
Excursion
Ax Voltage 2nd
Ax Voltage 2nd Harmonic
Percent Excursion.
Excursion
114 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
115 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
116 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
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117 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
118 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
119 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
120 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
Bx Voltage 2nd
Bx Voltage 2nd Harmonic
Percent Excursion.
Excursion
130 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
131 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
132 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
133 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
134 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
135 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
136 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
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Cx Voltage 3rd
Cx Voltage 3rd Harmonic
Percent Excursion.
Excursion
147 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
148 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
149 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
150 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
151 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
152 0 10000 % 0.01 0 4551.04
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Appendix A.5LBS Points Data

A.5.1Operator/Detection Flags for LBS
These flags show the status of the operator controls and the state of some of the protection, refer to the
Detection State section. They are equivalent to the indications available on the Operator Control Panel on the
controller. These flags are undefined on an ACR, see Operator/Protection Flags for ACR for the equivalent ACR
flags.
It may seem strange that points that do similar things on an ACR and LBS have been mapped twice. However,
experience has shown that the small differences in behaviour of the points have caused much confusion both in
the code and scada system in previous products. The cost to both the customer and supplier is more than to
maintain the points separately.
Version
Introduced
Detection
0 Detection ON Detection OFF 4300.12
Enabled
Earth/Ground
Earth/Ground Detection
1 Detection Earth/Ground Detection ON 4300.12
OFF
Enabled
SEF/SGF
2 Detection SEF/SGF Detection ON SEF/SGF Detection OFF 4300.12
Enabled
Sectionaliser Sectionaliser OFF (Load
3 Sectionaliser Auto 4300.12
Auto Break Switch)
Cold load pickup is in Auto.
Cold Load pickup is OFF.
This means that the cold load function
Cold Load
4 is functioning and may, or may not, be This means that the cold 4300.12
Auto
affecting the threshold multiplier. This load function is completely
is indicated by the Cold Load not Idle disabled.
flag below.
Cold load is NOT Idle.
Cold Load is Idle or OFF.
This means that the
Cold Load see also
5 This means the threshold multiplier is threshold multiplier is 4300.12
Active A.2.5 not being affected by the cold load being raised by the cold
function. load pickup function in
order to pick up cold load.
Live Load
6 Live Load Blocking ON Live Load Blocking OFF 4300.12
Blocking
Automatic
Detection Automatic Detection Group Selection Automatic Detection
7 4300.12
Group is ON Group Selection is OFF
Selection.
Detection
Detection group A is not
8 Group A Detection group A is active 4300.12
active
Active
Detection
Detection group B is not
9 Group B Detection group B is active 4300.12
active
Active
Detection
Detection group C is not
10 Group C Detection group C is active 4300.12
active
Active
Detection
Detection group D is not
11 Group D Detection group D is active 4300.12
active
Active
Detection
Detection group E is not
12 Group E Detection group E is active 4300.12
active
Active
Detection
Detection group F is not
13 Group F Detection group F is active 4300.12
active
Active
Detection
Detection group G is not
14 Group G Detection group G is active 4300.12
active
Active
Detection
Detection group H is not
15 Group H Detection group H is active 4300.12
active
Active
Detection
Detection group I is not
16 Group I Detection group I is active 4300.12
active
Active
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Detection
Detection group J is not
17 Group J Detection group J is active 4300.12
active
Active
Cold Load has not
Cold Load Cold load is at the maximum time and
20 reached the maximum 4300.31
Max multiplier.
time.
Fault
Fault Locator
21 Locator Fault Locator On Fault Locator Off 4506.02
On/Off
On/Off
'SEF/SGF
Pickup
Block'
status.
SEF/SGF SEF/SGF Pickups are
22 Note: Refer SEF/SGF Pickups are Blocked. 4530.00
Pickup Block Unblocked.
digital
control
"SEF/SGF
Pickup
Block".
Directional Detection is enabled.
Directional Directional
Separate protection groups exist for Directional Detection is
23 Detection Detection 4548.00
each direction; pickup and fault not enabled.
Enabled status.
detection is directional.
Directional Blocking is enabled. One
Directional Directional
protection group exist for both Directional Blocking is not
24 Blocking for Blocking 4548.00
directions; pickup and fault detection is enabled.
LBS Enabled status.
directional.
Cold Load (reverse) has
Cold Load Cold load (reverse) is at the maximum
25 not reached the maximum 4548.00
Reverse Max time and multiplier.
time.
Cold load (reverse) is
NOT Idle.
Cold Load (reverse) is Idle or OFF.
Cold Load
see also This means that the
26 Reverse This means the threshold multiplier is 4548.00
A.2.5 threshold multiplier is
Active not being affected by the cold load
being raised by the cold
function.
load pickup function in
order to pick up cold load.
Reverse Cold Load Pickup is in Auto. Reverse Cold Load pickup
This means the cold load function is is OFF or directional
Cold Load functioning and may, or may not, be detection is DISABLED.
27 4548.00
Reverse Auto affecting the threshold multiplier. This This means the cold load
is indicated by the Cold Load Reverse function is completely
Active flag. disabled.
A.5.2Detection Flags LBS

This group of points indicates what happened in the most recent fault detection. Unlike the ACR, these flags
don't attempt to reconstruct a fault sequence. The flags are not cumulative, they are cleared as each new fault is
detected. For example, if there is an earth fault followed by a phase fault, the earth fault flag will be cleared
when the phase fault flag is set.
In addition analogue data is available which shows the fault currents refer to Protection Sequence and Trip Data
Section A.2.6.
Most of these flags are cleared either by protocol command or when the switchgear is tripped/closed by the
operator or when a new fault is detected.
This data is volatile, ie it is zeroed on controller software reset.
If more than one protocol is running simultaneously in the controller, this data is replicated between the protocols
so that each master station can clear its data independently from the others.
This table is not valid for ACR, see 1 for ACR equivalent.
Version
Introduced
This shows that a
Start of sequence. A detection SectionaliserTrip
Sequence in protection sequence
0 trip or sequence advance has 4300.12
Progress has started and not yet
occurred. Sequence Reset
completed.
A Phase Cleared by
1 Overcurrent A Phase Overcurrent Fault 4300.12
Fault Operator trip.
Any close.
B Phase
Reset Flags'
2 Overcurrent B Phase Overcurrent Fault 4300.12
Protocol
Fault
These flags show which Command.
C Phase Sequence
elements were picked
3 Overcurrent C Phase Overcurrent Fault Reset occurs 4300.12
up at the time of the
Fault and "Sequence
most recent fault.
Earth/Ground Reset Clears
Earth/Ground Overcurrent Fault Flags On" 4300.12
4 Overcurrent
Fault Feature
Fault
Available.
SEF/SGF
5 Overcurrent SEF/SGF Overcurrent Fault 4300.12
Fault
Cleared by
Operator trip.
Any close.
Sequence
Reset.
'Reset Flags'
Supply Protocol
6 4300.12
Interrupt Command.
Supply Interrupt. Supply Interrupt Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Cleared by
Operator trip.
Any close.
Set when: 'Reset Flags'
Protocol
Sectionaliser Trip.
Sectionaliser Command.
7 Sectionaliser Trip. Close on Fault Trip. 4300.12
Trip 'Reset Flags
and Currents'
protocol
command.
Version
Introduced
The most recent trip was
caused by any a combination of
Cleared by any close
8 Operator Trip an OCPM Operator Trip OR an 4300.12
action.
IOEX Operator Trip OR a
Protocol Trip.
The most recent close
Set if the most recent close following actions
Operator was caused by a local
15 caused by local or remote panel 4300.12
Close or remote panel close 'Reset Flags
close request
request and Currents'
protocol
The most recent close command.
Set if the most recent close was
16 IOEX Close was caused by an IOEX Controller 4300.12
caused by an IOEX close input.
close input. Software Reset
(data is
Protocol volatile).
17 At the time of 4300.12
Close The most recent close Set if the most recent close
caused by a protocol caused by a protocol close the next Close.
close request. request.

Set if any of the following
following actions
caused the most recent close
'Reset Flags
CCEM external button on
and Currents'
NSeries.
protocol
Mechanical action. The
The most recent close command.
External caused by an action switchgear detected as
Controller
19 closed without a close 4300.12
Close external to the Software Reset
request.
Controller (data is
Electrical action (only
volatile).
available on the Advanced
At the time of
controller).
the next Close.

following actions
'Reset Flags
and Currents'
protocol
command.
Controller
Software Reset
(data is
Live Load Set if the most recent close volatile).
20 Block request was blocked due to a At the time of 4300.12
Occurred Live Load condition the next Close.
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
A Phase OC These flags show which Cleared by

22 Fault Non elements have a fault. Overcurrent Fault on Phase A 4300.12
Latching Operator trip.
Any close. Version

Reset =Flags'
'0'
Introduced
B Phase OC Protocol
23 Fault Non Overcurrent Fault on Phase B Command. 4300.12
Latching Fault current
going below the
C Phase OC
pickup
24 Fault Non Overcurrent Fault on Phase C 4300.12
threshold for
Latching
the fault reset
Earth/Ground time.
Overcurrent Fault on
25 OC Fault Sequence 4300.12
Earth/Ground
NonLatching Reset occurs
SEF/SGF OC and "Sequence
26 Fault Non Overcurrent Fault on SEF/SGF Reset Clears 4300.12
Latching Fault Flags On"
Phase OC Feature
Overcurrent Fault on A, B or C
27 Fault Non Available. 4300.12
Phase
Latching
NPS Fault
28 Overcurrent Fault on NPS 4300.22
NonLatching
Cleared by
Operator trip.
Any close.
Reset Flags'
Protocol
Command.
These flags show which
NPS Sequence
elements were picked
29 Overcurrent NPS Overcurrent Fault Reset occurs 4300.22
up at the time of the
Fault and "Sequence
most recent fault.
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
The fault flag is

following actions:
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
The NPS
current level
falls below the
This flags that a NPS
A NPS fault has been picked pickup value.
30 NPS Alarm fault has been picked 4300.31
up. Controller
up.
software reset
(data is
volatile).
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Version
Introduced
This point is a The most recent trip was
combination (OR) caused by any a combination of
Combined between Operator Trip, Operator Trip OR an OCPM Cleared by any close
31 4414.00
Operator Trip OCPM Operator Trip, Operator Trip OR an IOEX action.
IOEX Operator Trip, Operator Trip OR a Protocol
Protocol Trip. Trip.
Reverse A
Phase Reverse A Phase Overcurrent
32 4548.00
Overcurrent Fault Cleared by
Fault
Reverse B Operator trip.
Phase Reverse B Phase Overcurrent Any close.
33 Reset Flags' 4548.00
Overcurrent Fault
Fault Protocol
Command.
Reverse C These flags show which
Sequence
Phase elements were picked Reverse C Phase Overcurrent
34 Reset occurs 4548.00
Overcurrent up at the time of the Fault
and "Sequence
Fault most recent fault.
Reset Clears
Reverse Fault Flags On"
Earth/Ground Reverse Earth/Ground Feature
35 4548.00
Overcurrent Overcurrent Fault Available.
Fault
36 Reverse 4548.00
SEF/SGF Reverse SEF/SGF Overcurrent
Overcurrent Fault
Fault
Cleared by
Operator trip.
Any close.
Reset Flags'
Protocol
Command.
These flags show which
Reverse NPS Sequence
elements were picked Reverse NPS Overcurrent
37 Overcurrent Reset occurs 4548.00
up at the time of the Fault
Fault and "Sequence
most recent fault.
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
Reverse A These flags show which Cleared by

Phase OC elements have a fault. Reverse Overcurrent Fault on
38 Operator trip. 4548.00
Fault Non Phase A
Latching Any close.
Reverse B Reset Flags'
Phase OC Reverse Overcurrent Fault on Protocol
39 Command. 4548.00
Fault Non Phase B
Latching Fault current
going below the
Reverse C
pickup
Phase OC Reverse Overcurrent Fault on
40 threshold for 4548.00
Fault Non Phase C
the fault reset
Latching
time.
Reverse Sequence
Phase OC Overcurrent Fault on A, B or C Reset occurs 4548.00
41
Fault Non Phase and "Sequence
Latching Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature Version
Available. Introduced
Reverse
Earth/Ground Reverse Overcurrent Fault on
42 4548.00
OC Fault Earth/Ground
NonLatching
Reverse
SEF/SGF OC Reverse Overcurrent Fault on
43 4548.00
Fault Non SEF/SGF
Latching
Reverse NPS
Reverse Overcurrent Fault on
44 OC Fault 4548.00
NPS
NonLatching
Cleared by
"Reset Fault
Flags and
Currents"
control.
"Reset Fault
Flags" control.
Broken Controller
45 Conductor software reset 4548.00
This indicates that a
Fault Broken Conductor has picked (data is
broken conductor has
up and timed out. volatile).
been detected.
Sequence
Reset occurs
and "Sequence
Reset Clears
Fault Flags On"
Feature
Available.
1 The phase designation A, B, C is determined by the user, refer to Switchgear Details section and the
2 Supply Reset is a LBS feature that is not currently available. It allows the fault flags to be reset when normal
current is restored.
Appendix A.6LBS Analog Data

It may seem strange that points that do similar things on an ACR and LBS have been mapped twice. However,
experience has shown that the small differences in behaviour of the points have caused much confusion both in
the code and scada system in previous products. The cost to both the customer and supplier is more than to
maintain the points separately.
A.6.1Detection State
Refer also to Operator/Protection Flags for LBS section.
Version
Introduced
shows the operational cold load time, ie
0 Cold Load 0 480 Mins 1 1 4300.00
the current time being used to calculate
the operational cold load threshold
multiplier.
Version
Introduced
Detection
Group 0 = Detection Group A 1 = Detection
1 0 9 N/A 1 1 4300.00
currently Group B n = Other Detection Group
selected
0 = NPS Detection OFF
NPS
2 detection 1 = NPS Detection ON 0 2 N/A 1 1 4300.31
status
2 = NPS Detection Alarm only
Value is zero when reverse Cold Load is
Idle or OFF. When Cold Load is not idle
Reverse this shows the operational cold load time,
3 0 480 Mins 1 1 4548.00
Cold Load ie the current time being used to
calculate the operational cold load
threshold multiplier.
A.6.2Fault Detection Data

These analogue points record data about detected faults, including maximum fault currents. These are derived
from the Max Current events, which are recorded in the event log and record the current for each phase and for
earth/ground.
For any one fault more than one fault current can be set. For example a Phase/Phase fault might set an A
Phase current and a BPhase current.
Other data recorded includes the supply interrupt count and the Detection Group that was active at the start of
the fault detection sequence.
Fault Detection Data is cleared to zero by the following actions:
"Reset Fault Flags and Currents" remote control command defined below.
Any Operator Close or Trip action.
New fault detected.
The time stamps correspond to the digital time stamps in Detection Flags LBS section.
This data is volatile, and are zeroed on controller software reset.
If more than one protocol is running simultaneously in the controller, this data is replicated between the protocols
so that each master station can clear its data independently from the others.
Version
Introduced
Active The number of the Detection
0 Detection Group which was active at the 0 9 N/A 1 1 4300.00
Group start of the sequence.
Supply The number of Supply Interrupts
1 0 10 N/A 1 1 4300.00
Interrupt Count
Counted.
Most Recent Written on a Max Current event
2 0 16000 Amps 1 1 4300.00
APhase Faultfor A Phase(1)
3 0 16000 Amps 1 1 4300.00
BPhase Faultfor B Phase(1)
4 0 16000 Amps 1 1 4300.00
CPhase Faultfor C Phase(1)
Earth/Ground Fault Current
Most Recent
Written on an EMax event. This
5 Earth/Ground 0 16000 Amps 1 1 4300.00
includes SEF/SGF Fault
Fault
currents.
Version
Introduced
Most Recent NPS Fault CurrentWritten on an
6 0 16000 Amps 1 1 4300.22
NPS Fault EMax event.
Fault Distance Fault distance from the controller 10
7 1 30000 1 1 4506.02
Trip 1 (10 Metres) Trip 1 Metres
Fault Single phaseground fault
10
8 Impedance impedance (10 Milliohms) Trip 1 30000 1 1 4506.02
Milliohms
Trip 1 1
0: No fault.
1: AE.
2: BE.
3: CE.
4: AB.
5: AC.
Fault Phase(s)
9 6: BC. 0 11 N/A 1 1 4506.02
Trip 1
7: ABE.
8: ACE.
9: BCE.
10: ABC.
11: ABCE.

10 1 30000 1 1 4506.02
10
Milliohms
Trip 2 2
0: No fault.
1: AE.
2: BE.
3: CE.
4: AB.
5: AC.
Fault Phase(s)
12 6: BC. 0 11 N/A 1 1 4506.02
Trip 2
7: ABE.
8: ACE.
9: BCE.
10: ABC.
11: ABCE.

13 1 30000 1 1 4506.02
10
Milliohms
Trip 3 3
Version
Introduced
0: No fault.
1: AE.
2: BE.
3: CE.
4: AB.
5: AC.
Fault Phase(s)
15 6: BC. 0 11 N/A 1 1 4506.02
Trip 3
7: ABE.
8: ACE.
9: BCE.
10: ABC.
11: ABCE.

16 1 30000 1 1 4506.02
10
Milliohms
Trip 4 4
0: No fault.
1: AE.
2: BE.
3: CE.
4: AB.
5: AC.
Fault Phase(s)
18 6: BC. 0 11 N/A 1 1 4506.02
Trip 4
7: ABE.
8: ACE.
9: BCE.
10: ABC.
11: ABCE.
1 The phase designation A, B, C is determined by the user, refer to Switchgear Details section and the
Appendix A.7ProtocolSpecific Data

Points in these subappendices apply to specific protocol handlers.
A.7.1ProtocolSpecific Digital status points.

These digital points are specific to protocols. They will not function if the protocol concerned is not running.
Version
Introduced
The alarm is ON. The
The alarm is OFF. No
current on at least
phase currents have
DNP3 Alarm Phase current high alarm, one phase has risen
reached the high threshold
1 Phase for DNP3 only (this point is above the high 4431.00
yet, or they have gone
Current High. obsolete). threshold and has not
below the 90% threshold
been below the 90%
since.
threshold since.
Version
Introduced
current on at least
phase currents have gone
DNP3 Alarm The phase current low one phase has gone
below the low threshold
2 Phase alarm, for DNP3 only (this below the low 4431.00
yet, or they have risen
Current Low. point is obsolete). threshold and has not
above the 10% threshold
risen above the 10%
since.
threshold since.
voltage on at least
phase voltages have
DNP3 Alarm The phase voltage high one phase has risen
reached the high threshold
3 Phase alarm, for DNP3 only (this above the high 4431.00
yet, or they have gone
Voltage High. point is obsolete). threshold and has not
below the 90% threshold
been below the 90%
since.
threshold since.
voltage on at least
phase voltages have gone
DNP3 Alarm Phase voltage low alarm, one phase has gone
below the low threshold
4 Phase for DNP3 only (this point is below the low 4431.00
yet, or they have risen
Voltage Low. obsolete). threshold and has not
above the 10% threshold
risen above the 10%
since.
threshold since.
The alarm is ON. The The alarm is OFF. The
Earth/Ground current Earth/Ground current has
DNP3 Alarm Earth/Ground Current high
has risen above the not reached the high
5 Earth/Ground alarm, for DNP3 only (this 4431.00
high threshold and threshold yet, or it has
Current High. point is obsolete).
has not gone below gone below the 90%
the 90% threshold. threshold.
The alarm is ON. The The alarm is OFF. The
Earth/Ground current Earth/Ground current has
DNP3 Alarm Earth/Ground current low
has gone below the not gone below the low
6 Earth/Ground alarm, for DNP3 only (this 4431.00
low threshold and has threshold yet, or it has risen
Current Low. point is obsolete).
not risen above the above the 10% threshold
10% threshold since. since.
The alarm is OFF. The
power has risen
power has not reached the
DNP3 Alarm Power high alarm, for DNP3 above the high
7 high threshold yet, or it has 4431.00
Power High. only (this point is obsolete). threshold and has not
gone below the 90%
gone below the 90%
threshold since.
threshold since.
The alarm is OFF. The
power has gone
power has not gone below
DNP3 Alarm Power low alarm, for DNP3 below the low
8 the low threshold yet, or it 4431.00
Power Low. only (this point is obsolete). threshold and has not
has risen above the 10%
risen above the 10%
threshold since.
threshold since.
The alarm is OFF. The NPS
Negative sequence NPS current has risen
DNP3 Alarm current has not reached the
protection high alarm, for above the high
9 NPS Current high threshold yet, or it has 4431.00
DNP3 only (this point is threshold and has not
High gone below the 90%
obsolete). gone below the 90%
threshold.
threshold.
The alarm is OFF. The NPS
Negative sequence NPS current has gone
DNP3 Alarm current has not gone below
protection low alarm, for below the low
10 NPS Current the low threshold yet, or it 4431.00
DNP3 only (this point is threshold and has not
Low has risen above the 10%
obsolete). risen above the 10%
threshold.
threshold.
Version
Introduced
Trip Command
Confirmation: a DNP3 input
point that indicates out
station receipt of an
Object12 Var1 select or Momentarily
DNP3 Trip operate "ACR/LBS Control" (approx:20ms) set
11 Command command. True when a Trip None. 4530.00
Confirmation select or operate is
Note: This is a confirmation received.
of the protocolcommand
being received it does
NOT acknowledge a TRIP
operation.
Close Command
Confirmation: a DNP3 input
point that indicates out
station receipt of an
Object12 Var1 select or Momentarily
DNP3 Close operate "ACR/LBS Control" (approx:20ms) set
12 Command command. True when a Close None. 4530.00
Confirmation select or operate is
Note: This is a confirmation received.
of the protocolcommand
being received it does
NOT acknowledge a
CLOSE operation.
An IEC Data object event
All IEC data object type
buffer has overflowed, Asserted if any IEC
eventbuffers have an
remains asserted until all scada protocol data
IEC Event event buffer useage of at or
data object eventbuffer object event buffer
13 Buffer below fifty percent (50%) of 4542.00
storage levels have fallen to storage use exceeds
Overflow total buffer capacity,
less than or equal to fifty its configured quantity
subsequent to at least one
percent (50%) buffer of events.
'overflowed' event buffer.
usage.
A.7.2ProtocolSpecific Analog status points.

These analog points are specific to protocols. They will not function if the concerned protocol is not running.
These points are volatile and always reset on a power cycle irrespective of the feature "Counters NonVolatile
ON".
Version
Introduced
Transmitted frame
0 DNP3 TX Count 0 32768 N/A 4100.00
count.
1 DNP3 RX Count Received frame count. 0 32768 N/A 4100.00
Received message
2 DNP3 RX Length Error 0 32768 N/A 4100.00
length error.
Received message CRC
3 DNP3 RX CRC Error 0 32768 N/A 4100.00
error.
The DNP Master station
4 DNP3 Master Address 0 65519 N/A 1 1 4100.00
address.
The DNP address of the
5 DNP3 Controller Address 0 65519 N/A 1 1 4100.00
controller.
Received message error
6 DNP3 RX Error Count 0 32768 N/A 4100.00
count.
MITS Transmitted frame
7 MITS TX Count 0 4095 N/A 4200.18
count.
Version
Introduced
MITS Received frame
8 MITS RX Count 0 4095 N/A 4200.18
count.
MITS Received
9 MITS RX CRC Error 0 4095 N/A 4200.18
message CRC error.
Transmitted frame
10 IEC 101/104 TX Count 0 32768 N/A 4200.00
count.
11 IEC 101/104 RX Count Received frame count. 0 32768 N/A 4200.00
IEC 101/104 RX CRC Received message CRC
12 0 32768 N/A 4200.00
Error error.
IEC 101/104 RX SYNC Received message CRC
13 0 32768 N/A 4200.00
Error error.
IEC 101/104 RX Frame Received message CRC
14 0 32768 N/A 4200.00
Time Out Error error.
Transmitted frame
15 MODBUS TX Count 0 99999 N/A 4414.00
count.
16 MODBUS RX Count Received frame count. 0 99999 N/A 4414.00
MODBUS RX Length Received message
17 0 99999 N/A 4414.00
Error length error.
Received message CRC
18 MODBUS RX CRC Error 0 99999 N/A 4414.00
error.
A.7.3ProtocolSpecific Counter status points.

These analog points are specific to protocols. They will not function if the concerned protocol is not running.
Version
Introduced
Accumulated kWh.
0 DNP3 kWh Cumulative 0 2147483647 kWh 4100.00
Counter can be read, frozen, frozen read,
and reset.
Accumulated kWh in the forward direction
(ie Source to Load).
DNP3 kWh Cumulative
1 0 2147483647 kWh 4100.00
Forward
and reset.
Accumulated kWh in the reverse direction
(ie Load to Source).
DNP3 kWh Cumulative
2 0 2147483647 kWh 4100.00
Reverse
and reset.
Accumulated kWh A Phase.
DNP3 kWh A Phase
3 0 2147483647 kWh 4551.04
Cumulative Counter can be read, frozen, frozen read,
and reset.
Accumulated kWh A Phase in the forward
direction (ie Source to Load).
DNP3 kWh A Phase
4 0 2147483647 kWh 4551.04
Cumulative Forward
and reset.
Accumulated kWh A Phase in the reverse
direction (ie Load to Source).
DNP3 kWh A Phase
5 0 2147483647 kWh 4551.04
Cumulative Reverse
and reset.
Accumulated kWh B Phase.
DNP3 kWh B Phase
6 Counter can be read, frozen, frozen read, 0 2147483647 kWh 4551.04
Cumulative
and reset.
Version
Introduced
Accumulated kWh B Phase in the forward
DNP3 kWh B Phase
7 0 2147483647 kWh 4551.04
Cumulative Forward
and reset.
Accumulated kWh B Phase in the reverse
DNP3 kWh B Phase
8 0 2147483647 kWh 4551.04
Cumulative Reverse
and reset.
Accumulated kWh C Phase.
DNP3 kWh C Phase
9 0 2147483647 kWh 4551.04
Cumulative Counter can be read, frozen, frozen read,
and reset.
Accumulated kWh C Phase in the forward
DNP3 kWh C Phase
10 0 2147483647 kWh 4551.04
Cumulative Forward
and reset.
Accumulated kWh C Phase in the reverse
DNP3 kWh C Phase
11 0 2147483647 kWh 4551.04
Cumulative Reverse
and reset.
Appendix A.8Custom Data

A.8.1Custom Variables
Version
Introduced
Custom Variable
0 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
01
Custom Variable
1 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
02
Custom Variable
2 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
03
Custom Variable
3 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
04
Custom Variable
4 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
05
Custom Variable
5 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
06
Custom Variable
6 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
07
Custom Variable
7 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
08
Custom Variable
8 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
09
Custom Variable
9 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
10
Custom Variable
10 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
11
Custom Variable
11 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
12
Custom Variable
12 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
13
Version
Introduced
Custom Variable
13 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
14
Custom Variable
14 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
15
Custom Variable
15 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
16
Custom Variable
16 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
17
Custom Variable
17 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
18
Custom Variable
18 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
19
Custom Variable
19 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
20
Custom Variable
20 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
21
Custom Variable
21 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
22
Custom Variable
22 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
23
Custom Variable
23 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
24
Custom Variable
24 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
25
Custom Variable
25 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
26
Custom Variable
26 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
27
Custom Variable
27 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
28
Custom Variable
28 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
29
Custom Variable
29 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
30
Custom Variable
30 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
31
Custom Variable
31 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
32
A.8.2Custom Counters
Point Name Description Min Max Unit(s) Version Introduced
0 Custom Counter 01 0 2147483647 4503.00
1 Custom Counter 02 0 2147483647 4503.00
2 Custom Counter 03 0 2147483647 4503.00
3 Custom Counter 04 0 2147483647 4503.00
4 Custom Counter 05 0 2147483647 4503.00
5 Custom Counter 06 0 2147483647 4503.00
6 Custom Counter 07 0 2147483647 4503.00
7 Custom Counter 08 0 2147483647 4503.00
8 Custom Counter 09 0 2147483647 4503.00
9 Custom Counter 10 0 2147483647 4503.00
10 Custom Counter 11 0 2147483647 4503.00
11 Custom Counter 12 0 2147483647 4503.00
12 Custom Counter 13 0 2147483647 4503.00
13 Custom Counter 14 0 2147483647 4503.00
Point Name Description Min Max Unit(s) Version Introduced

14 Custom Counter 15 0 2147483647 4503.00
15 Custom Counter 16 0 2147483647 4503.00
16 Custom Counter 17 0 2147483647 4503.00
17 Custom Counter 18 0 2147483647 4503.00
18 Custom Counter 19 0 2147483647 4503.00
19 Custom Counter 20 0 2147483647 4503.00
20 Custom Counter 21 0 2147483647 4503.00
21 Custom Counter 22 0 2147483647 4503.00
22 Custom Counter 23 0 2147483647 4503.00
23 Custom Counter 24 0 2147483647 4503.00
24 Custom Counter 25 0 2147483647 4503.00
25 Custom Counter 26 0 2147483647 4503.00
26 Custom Counter 27 0 2147483647 4503.00
27 Custom Counter 28 0 2147483647 4503.00
28 Custom Counter 29 0 2147483647 4503.00
29 Custom Counter 30 0 2147483647 4503.00
30 Custom Counter 31 0 2147483647 4503.00
31 Custom Counter 32 0 2147483647 4503.00
A.8.3Custom Timers
Version
Introduced
Custom Timer
0 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
01
Custom Timer
1 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
02
Custom Timer
2 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
03
Custom Timer
3 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
04
Custom Timer
4 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
05
Custom Timer
5 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
06
Custom Timer
6 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
07
Custom Timer
7 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
08
Custom Timer
8 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
09
Custom Timer
9 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
10
Custom Timer
10 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
11
Custom Timer
11 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
12
Custom Timer
12 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
13
Custom Timer
13 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
14
Custom Timer
14 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
15
Custom Timer
15 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
16
Custom Timer
16 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
17
Version
Introduced
Custom Timer
17 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
18
Custom Timer
18 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
19
Custom Timer
19 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
20
Custom Timer
20 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
21
Custom Timer
21 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
22
Custom Timer
22 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
23
Custom Timer
23 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
24
Custom Timer
24 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
25
Custom Timer
25 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
26
Custom Timer
26 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
27
Custom Timer
27 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
28
Custom Timer
28 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
29
Custom Timer
29 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
30
Custom Timer
30 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
31
Custom Timer
31 2147483648 2147483647 1 4503.00
32
A.8.4Custom Digitals
Logic functions can be created for the custom logic points.
Version
Introduced
Custom Digital Custom Digital 01 is Custom Digital 01 is not
0 4503.00
01 asserted. asserted.
1 4503.00
2 4503.00
3 4503.00
4 4503.00
5 4503.00
6 4503.00
7 4503.00
8 4503.00
9 4503.00
Version
Introduced
10 4503.00
11 4503.00
12 4503.00
13 4503.00
14 4503.00
15 4503.00
16 4503.00
17 4503.00
18 4503.00
19 4503.00
20 4503.00
21 4503.00
22 4503.00
23 4503.00
24 4503.00
25 4503.00
26 4503.00
27 4503.00
28 4503.00
29 4503.00
30 4503.00
31 4503.00
32 4503.00
33 4503.00
34 4503.00
35 4503.00
36 4503.00
37 4503.00
38 4503.00
Version
Introduced
39 4503.00
40 4503.00
41 4503.00
42 4503.00
43 4503.00
44 4503.00
45 4503.00
46 4503.00
47 4503.00
48 4503.00
49 4503.00
50 4503.00
51 4503.00
52 4503.00
53 4503.00
54 4503.00
55 4503.00
56 4503.00
57 4503.00
58 4503.00
59 4503.00
60 4503.00
61 4503.00
62 4503.00
63 4503.00
Appendix B.1Digital Controls

These controls provide:
The same controls which an operator can use on the first system status screen of the Operator Control
Panel of the controller.
Additional controls specific to the protocol such as "reset fault flags and currents".
Changes to protection are made by selecting a different active Protection Group in the same way an operator
makes changes.
Changes to a selection of protection features are provided for operational purposes. Changes to the main
configuration parameters of the protection are not permitted over the protocol. This is done either at the control
panel itself or by using the WSOS program that is specifically designed for the task.
Version
Introduced
Applies Work Tag.
Removes Work Tag.
Work tag can only be Rejected if:
applied locally if controller
Applies/Removes is in local mode, or Work tag can only be
0 Work Tag 4100.00
the Work Tag remotely if controller is in removed locally if
remote mode. Work tag is controller is in local mode,
rejected if controller is or remotely if controller is
closed and it is not able to in remote mode.
trip.
Earth/Ground
Protection/Detection OFF
Earth/Ground and SEF/SGF
Protection/Detection ON. Protection/Detection OFF.
Turn Earth/Ground Rejected if: Rejected if:
Earth/Ground Fault Fault
1 Single phase Earth/ground fault 4100.00
Protection/Detection Protection/Detection
ON or OFF. measurement. OFF is not allowed.
Single phase
measurement.
SEF/SGF
Protection/Detection ON
and Earth/Ground
Protection/Detection ON.
Turn Sensitive Rejected if:
SEF/SGF
2 SEF/SGF is not Protection/Detection 4100.00
Protection/Detection Protection/Detection
available. OFF.
ON or OFF.
Single phase
measurement.
Auto Reclose ON.

Rejected if:
Turn auto reclose
3 Auto Reclose function ON or Switch is LBS. Auto Reclose OFF. 4100.00
OFF.
Version
Introduced
Close. Rejected if:
Close or Trip coil is

isolated.
Controller mode is
opposite to location Trip. Rejected if:
of requester (ie
local/remote). Trip coil is isolated.
Gas Pressure Low Switchgear Data
(if applicable) AND Invalid.
Gas Low Inhibit is ACR AND gas
ON. pressure is low (if
Work Tag is applied. applicable) AND
Switchgear Data Gas Low Inhibit is
Operate the Invalid. ON.
4 ACR/LBS Control recloser/load break Mechanically LBS AND gas 4100.00
switch interlocked (if pressure is low (if
applicable). applicable).
Live load blocking Mechanically
ON AND any load interlocked.
side terminal live. Trip capacitor is
Trip and/or Close charging or failed.
capacitors are Hit and Run ON.
charging or failed.
Generator Control
has close blocking
ON.
Hit and Run ON.
Resets all Fault Currents

This command
to zero and clears all
Reset Fault Flags clears all protocol
5 protection trip or detection No action 4100.00
and Currents fault flags and fault
fault status flags and
currents.
Settings Changed flag.
Turn ALL
Protection/Detection OFF.
Rejected if:
Enable or disable all
Protection/Detection Enable
6 protection/detection Protection/Detection 4100.00
Control Protection/Detection
functions. OFF is not allowed.
Changes the
Source/Load
Power Flow
7 designation for the Source X, Load I Source I, Load X 4100.00
Direction
recloser. See Note
(1).
Version
Introduced
Sets the operational
cold load time to
either zero or to the
maximum
configured value
(including the Sets Cold Load Time to Sets cold load time to
reverse protection its maximum value. This zero. This means the
group if configured). means the Cold Load Threshold Multiplier will
This affects the Threshold Current will be not be affected by the
Operational Cold set to its maximum value. Cold Load function.
Load Threshold Rejected if: Rejected if:
Multiplier. Rejected
11 Cold Load Idle/Max 4100.00
if Cold Load is Cold load support is Cold load support is
configured to OFF OFF. OFF.
in the currently Cold load is above Cold load is below
active protection the IDLE threshold. the IDLE threshold.
group. After a new
time is set, the Cold
Load function will
immediately start to
increment or
decrement the value
depending on the
load current.
High Current Lockout ON.
Rejected if:
Controls the High
High Current High Current Lockout
12 Current Lockout Switch is LBS. 4100.00
Lockout OFF.
Function.
Loss of Phase Protection Loss of Phase Protection

ON. Rejected if: OFF. Rejected if:
Switch is LBS. Switch is LBS.

Single phase Single phase
Loss of Phase Depricated from
13 measurement. measurement. 4100.00
Protection 44.04.20
Loss Of Phase and Loss Of Phase and
Loop Auto linked. Loop Auto linked.
Sequence Control ON.

Rejected if:
14 Sequence Control Switch is LBS. Sequence Control OFF. 4100.00
15 Live Load Blocking Live Load Blocking ON. Live Load Blocking OFF. 4100.00
Freezes the kWh
kWh Cumulative Cumulative accumulator
Accumulator value ready for
16 Freeze/Reset kWh No Action 4100.00
freeze/reset transmission and resets
operation. the running count back to
zero.
Operate the Dummy
17 DCB Control Close. Trip. 4100.00
Circuit Breaker.
Version
Introduced
Automatic
Protection/Detection
Group Selection ON.
Controls Automatic Rejected if:
APGS/ADGS Automatic Protection
18 Protection/Detection 4100.00
Control APGS/ADGS ON is Group Selection OFF.
Group Selection.
Not Allowed.
Loop Automation ON.

Rejected if:
Loop automation
capability "Not
Available".
Trip coil isolated.
Close coil isolated.
Mechanism fail.
Switchgear Data
Invalid.
Battery Not Normal.
Capacitor charge
Loop Automation Controls Loop Not OK.
19 Loop Automation OFF. 4100.00
Control Automation. Gas Pressure Low
(if applicable) AND
Low Gas Interlock is
ON.
Tripped AND
(Midpoint OR
Feeder).
Closed AND TIE.
No CVTs on both
sides AND (TIE OR
Auto Restore ON).
Supply Outages Supply Outage Supply Outage

20 4100.00
Control Measurement ON. Measurement OFF.
Resets all Supply Outage
Supply Outages accumulator values for
21 No action 4100.00
Reset the controller, this is not
protocol specific.
Turn Normal Frequency Turn Normal Frequency
Close ON. Rejected if: Close OFF. Rejected if:
Normal Frequency
22 Switch is LBS. Switch is LBS. 4100.00
Close
Turn Sectionalising ON.

Rejected if:
Turns Sectionalising
23 Sectionaliser Auto Switch is ACR. Turn Sectionalising OFF. 4100.00
ON and OFF.
Version
Introduced
Turn Dead Lockout ON.
Rejected if:
Switch is LBS.
No X side voltage
Turns Dead Lockout measurement
24 Dead Lockout Turn Dead Lockout OFF. 4100.00
ON and OFF. possible and power
flow direction is X to
I side.
Make Loss Of
Phase/Loop Linked.
Rejected if:
Links and unlinks
the Loss Of Phase Switch is LBS. Make Loss Of
25 Loss Of Phase/Loop 4100.00
and Loop Auto ON Single phase Phase/Loop Unlinked.
setting. measurement.
Under Frequency Under Frequency

Protection Trip ON. Protection Trip OFF.
Enables or disables Rejected if : Rejected if :
Under Frequency
26 Under frequency 4100.00
Trip Control LBS. LBS.
Protection Trip.
Over Frequency Over Frequency

Protection Trip ON. Protection Trip OFF.
Enables or disables Rejected if: Rejected if:
Over Frequency
27 Over Frequency 4100.00
Trip Control LBS. LBS.
Protection Trip
Activates Group A
as Activates Group A as
28 protection/detection protection/detection No action 4100.00
Group A Active
group. Refer Note group.
2.
Activates Group B
as Activates Group B as
Group B Active
2.
Activates Group C
as Activates Group C as
Group C Active
2.
Activates Group D
as Activates Group D as
Group D Active
2.
Activates Group E
as Activates Group E as
Group E Active
2.
Version
Introduced
Activates Group F
as Activates Group F as
Group F Active
2.
Activates Group G
as Activates Group G as
Group G Active
2.
Activates Group H
as Activates Group H as
Group H Active
2.
Activates Group I as
Activates Group I as
Protection/Detection protection/detection
36 protection/detection No action 4100.00
Group I Active group. Refer Note
group.
2.
Activates Group J
as Activates Group J as
Group J Active
2.
Enable the ACO Scheme. Disable the ACO
Rejected if: Scheme. Rejected if:
AutoChangeover Enable/Disable ACO feature is not ACO feature is not

51 4436.00
Control AutoChangeover. available. available.
Set ACO device to be

Select Auto
Master. Rejected if:
changeover device Set ACO device to be
as Master or Slave. ACO feature is Slave. Rejected if:
Unavailable.
Refer to ACO feature is
ACO is enabled.
ADVC Auto Unavailable.
AutoChangeover Device is already
54 Changeover ACO is enabled. 4436.00
Rank ACO Master.
Technical Device is already
ACO Concurrent
Manual: ACO Slave.
activation is set
"Rank".
true.
Freezes the kWh

kWh Cumulative
Cumulative Forward
Forward
Freeze/Reset kWh accumulator value ready
55 Accumulator No action 4100.00
Accum Fwd for transmission and
freeze/reset
resets the running count
operation.
back to zero.
Freezes the kWh
kWh Cumulative
Cumulative Reverse
Reverse
Freeze/Reset kWh accumulator value ready
56 Accumulator No action 4100.00
Accum Rev for transmission and
freeze/reset
resets the running count
operation.
back to zero.
Version
Introduced
Start battery test.
Rejected if:
No auxiliary supply.
No battery supply.
In pickup or
Start/Stop Battery
60 protection No action 4100.00
Test
sequence.
Within 15mins of
previous test.
Clear 'Settings Clear 'Settings Changed'

Changed' status flag.
Set the Maximum
Demand Indicator
values to the
present phase Set the Maximum
Reset Maximum values. Does not Demand Indicator values
Demand Indicators apply to the points: to the present phase
LGVT, MDIToday, values
MDIPrevious Day,
MDIPrevious 7
Days.
cold load (reverse)
time to either zero
or to the maximum Sets Cold Load (reverse)
configured value. Sets cold load (reverse)
Time to its maximum
This affects the time to zero. This means
value. This means the
reverse Operational Cold Load Threshold the Threshold Multiplier
Cold Load will not be affected by the
Current will be set to its
Threshold Multiplier. maximum value. Rejected Cold Load function.
Rejected if Cold Rejected if:
if:
Cold Load Reverse Load is configured
75 Cold load support is 4102.43
Idle/Max to OFF in the Cold load support is
OFF.
currently active OFF.
Cold load time is
protection group. Cold load time is
After a new time is below the IDLE
above the IDLE
threshold.
set, the Cold Load threshold.
function will
increment or
decrement the value
depending on the
load current.
Version
Introduced
cold load time to
either zero or to the
maximum
configured value.
This affects the Sets Cold Load Time to Sets cold load time to
Operational Cold its maximum value. This zero. This means the
Load Threshold means the Cold Load Threshold Multiplier will
Multiplier. Rejected Threshold Current will be not be affected by the
if Cold Load is set to its maximum value. Cold Load function.
76 Cold Load Off/Max configured to OFF Rejected if: Rejected if: 4102.50
in the currently
active protection Cold load support is Cold load support is
OFF. OFF.
group. After a new
Load function will
increment or
decrement the value
depending on the
load current.
cold load (reverse)
time to either zero
or to the maximum
configured value. Sets Cold Load (reverse)
This affects the Sets cold load time
Time to its maximum
Operational Cold (reverse) to zero. This
value. This means the
Load Threshold means the Threshold
Cold Load Threshold
Multiplier. Rejected Current will be set to its Multiplier will not be
if Cold Load is affected by the Cold Load
Cold Load Reverse maximum value. Rejected
77 configured to OFF if: function. Rejected if: 4102.50
Off/Max
in the currently
Cold load support is
active protection Cold load support is
OFF.
group. After a new OFF.
Load function will
increment or
decrement the value
depending on the
load current.
Controls the Normal
Normal Voltage Turns Normal Voltage Turns Normal Voltage
78 Voltage Close 4200.00
Close Close ON Close OFF
setting.
Controls the Under
Turns Under Voltage Turns Under Voltage
79 Under Voltage Trip Voltage Trip 4200.00
Tripping ON Tripping OFF
setting.
Controls the Over
Turns Over Voltage Turns Over Voltage
80 Over Voltage Trip Voltage Trip 4200.00
Tripping ON Tripping OFF
setting.
Controls the Sag Turn Sag monitoring
81 Sag Monitoring Turn Sag monitoring ON 4200.00
Monitoring setting. OFF
Controls the Swell Turn Swell monitoring Turn Swell monitoring
82 Swell Monitoring 4200.00
Monitoring setting. ON OFF
Reset Sag/Swell Resets the Sag and Performs a reset of the
83 Counters and Swell counters and Sag and Swell counters No action 4200.00
Durations durations and total duration
Version
Introduced
If the controller is
operating as an If the controller is If the controller is
ACR then turn Auto operating as an ACR then operating as an ACR then
Reclose function turn Auto Reclose ON. turn Auto Reclose OFF.
Auto Reclose or ON or OFF. If the
86 4404.02
Sectionaliser Auto controller is If the controller is If the controller is
operating as a LBS operating as a LBS then operating as a LBS then
then turn turn Sectionaliser Auto turn Sectionaliser Auto
Sectionaliser Auto ON. OFF.
ON or OFF.
Clears all protection trip
This command
or detection fault status
88 Reset Fault Flags clears protocol fault No action 4421.00
flags and Settings
flags.
Changed flag.
Turn SEF/SGF Alarm ON.
Rejected if:
SEF/SGF is not
Controls the
SEF/SGF Alarm available. Turn SEF/SGF Alarm
89 SEF/SGF Alarm 4442.00
Control Switch is LBS. OFF
setting.
W Series.
Fault Locator Controls the fault Turn the Fault Locator Turn the Fault Locator
90 4506.02
control locator setting. On. Off.
Inhibit SEF/SGF
overcurrent
pickups, regardless
of active SEF/SGF
protection/detection
settings.
Can be 'asserted'
from more than one
source (IOEX,
SCADA). All must Block SEF/SGF over SEF/SGF overcurrent
be released before curent pickups. element pickup is not
SEF/SGF over blocked.
current pickups are Rejected when:
Rejected when:
reinstated. Binary
SEF/SGF Pickup input "SEF/SGF asserted via
91 released via 4530.00
Block Pickup Block" protocol and
protocol and
indicates SEF/SGF Pickup
SEF/SGF Pickup
accumulated BLOCKED.
UNBLOCKED.
blocking state.
Note 1: digital
control
"Earth/Ground
Protection Block"
also inhibits
SEF/SGF pickups.
Note 2: this point

will be reset when
the controller is
rebooted.
Version
Introduced
Turn Overload Control
ON
Rejected when:
Loop Automation is not in

Intelligent Loop
Loop Automation Intelligent mode, or Turn Overload Control
Overload Control OFF
Overload Control Loop Automation Tie
Control is not Message,
or
Loop Automation ping is

OFF
Controls the Under
Under Voltage Turns Under Voltage to Turns Under Voltage to
93 Voltage Trip/Alarm 4536.00
Mode the trip mode the alarm only mode
setting.
Controls the Over
Turns Over Voltage to the Turns Over Voltage to the
94 Over Voltage Mode Voltage Trip/Alarm 4536.00
trip mode. alarm only mode.
setting.
Under Voltage Turns Under Turns Under Voltage
95 Turns Under Voltage ON. 4536.00
Control Voltage ON or OFF. OFF.
Over Voltage Turns Over Voltage
96 Turns Over Voltage ON. Turns Over Voltage OFF. 4536.00
Control ON or OFF.
Turns SEF/SGF
Turns SEF/SGF
Protection to the
Protection to the alarm
trip/sectionalise mode.
mode. Rejected if:
Rejected if:
SEF/SGF is not
SEF/SGF is not
SEF/SGF Controls SEF/SGF available.
97 Protection/Detection Protection/Detection available. 4536.00
Per Element
Mode Control Mode. Per Element
is not available.
is not available.
W Series.
W Series.
Controls
Earth/Ground Turns Earth/Ground Turns Earth/Ground
Earth/Ground
98 Protection/Detection Protection to the Protection to the alarm 4536.00
Mode Control trip/sectionalise mode. mode.
Mode.
Phase Controls Phase Turns Phase
Turns Phase
99 Protection/Detection Protection/Detection Protection/Detection 4536.00
Protection/Detection ON.
Control ON/OFF. OFF.
Turns Phase
Phase Controls Phase Turns Phase
Protection/Detection to
100 Protection/Detection Protection/Detection Protection/Detection to 4536.00
the trip/sectionalise
Mode Control Mode. the alarm mode.
mode.
NPS Turns NPS
Controls NPS Turns NPS
101 Protection/Detection Protection/Detection 4536.00
Protection ON/OFF. Protection/Detection ON.
Control OFF.
Turns NPS
NPS Controls NPS Turns NPS
Protection/Detection to
102 Protection/Detection Protection/Detection Protection/Detection to 4536.00
the trip/sectionalise
Mode Control Mode. the alarm mode.
mode.
Single Shot Mode Controls Single Turns Single Shot Mode Turns Single Shot Mode
103 4538.00
Control Shot Mode. On. Off.
Controls the fault
Fault Locator Set the Fault Locator Set the Fault Locator
104 locator trigger 4538.00
Trigger control Trigger to Pickup. Trigger to Trip.
setting.
Version
Introduced
User Defined
105 User defined. User defined. 4538.00
Control 01
User Defined
Control 02
User Defined
Control 03
User Defined
Control 04
User Defined
Control 05
User Defined
Control 06
User Defined
Control 07
User Defined
Control 08
Controls Loop
Loop Automation Loop Automation Low Loop Automation Low
Automation Low
113 Low Frequency Frequency Close Abort Frequency Close Abort 4540.00
Frequency Close
Close Abort ON. OFF.
Abort.
Rate of Change of Rate of Change of
Frequency Protection Trip Frequency Protection Trip
Enables or disables ON. Rejected if : OFF. Rejected if :
Rate of Change of
Rate of Change of
114 Frequency Trip 4544.00
Frequency LBS. LBS.
Control
Protection Trip.
Enables or disables
Neutral Voltage Neutral Voltage
NVD Protection Neutral Voltage
115 Displacement Protection Displacement Protection 4544.00
Control Displacement
Trip ON. Trip OFF.
Protection Trip.
Enables or disables
Neutral Voltage
Neutral Voltage Neutral Voltage
116 NVD Alarm Control Displacement Alarm 4544.00
Displacement Displacement Alarm ON.
OFF.
Alarm.
Enables or disables
Resonant Coord the Resonant Resonant Coordination Resonant Coordination
117 4548.00
Control Coordination ON. OFF.
Feature.
Turn Load Shedding ON
Rejected when:
Loop Automation
Overload Control is OFF,
or
Loop Automation Intelligent Loop
Turn Load Shedding
118 Load Shedding Automation Load Loop Automation logic is OFF 5000.00
Control Shedding
Classic, or
Loop Automation Tie

Control mode is Timer, or
Loop Automation Device

Type is Feeder
Appendix B.2Analog Controls
Version
Point Name Description Min Max Unit(s) Resolution
Introduced
1 0 9 N/A 1 4100.00
Group
0 = NPS
OFF
NPS 1 = NPS
2 Protection/Detection Protection/Detection 0 2 N/A 1 4100.00
Control ON
2 = NPS
Alarm only
0 = Loss of phase OFF
Loss of Phase 1 = Loss of phase ON

4 0 2 N/A 1 4404.20
Control
2 = Loss of phase
Alarm only
Change Custom
5 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 01
Change Custom
6 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 02
Change Custom
7 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 03
Change Custom
8 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 04
Change Custom
9 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 05
Change Custom
10 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 06
Change Custom
11 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 07
Change Custom
12 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 08
Change Custom
13 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 09
Change Custom
14 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 10
Change Custom
15 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 11
Change Custom
16 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 12
Change Custom
17 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 13
Change Custom
18 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 14
Change Custom
19 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 15
Change Custom
20 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 16
Change Custom
21 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 17
Change Custom
22 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 18
Change Custom
23 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 19
Change Custom
24 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 20
Version
Introduced
Change Custom
25 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 21
Change Custom
26 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 22
Change Custom
27 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 23
Change Custom
28 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 24
Change Custom
29 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 25
Change Custom
30 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 26
Change Custom
31 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 27
Change Custom
32 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 28
Change Custom
33 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 29
Change Custom
34 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 30
Change Custom
35 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 31
Change Custom
36 2147483648 2147483647 N/A 1 4503.00
Variable 32
This is the Loop
Automation
communications ping
interval. Value 0
Loop Automation disables ping.
37 0 7200 Seconds 1 4526.03
Ping Interval
Can not turn ping
interval OFF when
Overload Control is
ON.
AutoChangeover
Algorithm. 0: One Way,
1: Make Before Break,
2: Break Before Make,
3: Both Ways.
Refer to N00331
A_2_9
"Distributed
Automation"
AutoChangeover Point3 "Auto
38 0 3 N/A 1 4530.00
Algorithm Control Changeover
Algorithm".
and ADVC Auto
Changeover
Technical
Manual:
"Restoration
Algorithms".
Version
Introduced
This is the Loop
Automation capacity
percentage for
Overload Control. This
enables the overload
threshold to be
reduced. The overload
threshold is calculated
Loop Automation with the following
39 Capacity equation: 1 100 N/A 1 4532.00
Percentage
Overload threshold =
setting current x pickup
multiplier x capacity
percentage.
Setting applicable only

on a Tie device in
Message mode with
Overload Control ON.
Appendix B.3Protocol IOEX Controls

These controls provide virtual RTU output terminals.
They can be accessed by any point configuration tool eg. Protocols, IOEX.
Version
Introduced
Protocol IOEX Sets or clears a configurable Sets a configurable Clears a configurable
42 4100.00
Control 1 access point.(1) access point. access point.
43 4100.00
44 4100.00
45 4100.00
46 4100.00
47 4100.00
48 4100.00
49 4100.00
66 4428.00
67 4428.00
68 4428.00
69 4428.00
70 4428.00
71 4428.00
72 4428.00
Version
Introduced
73 4428.00

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3/6/2018 Protocol Database for Automatic Circuit Reclosers With Advanced Controllers

Protocol Database for Automatic Circuit Reclosers

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331 Version: 50­00.00

A.7.3. Protocol­Specific Counter status points.

Appendix A.1Digital Data

A.1.1Switchgear and Controller State Flags

Auxiliary Supply Status of controller auxiliary Auxiliary supply Auxiliary supply

Close Isolate Close Isolate

Capacitor The Trip/Close Capacitors have Capacitor Charge Capacitor Charge

The settings have Cleared by binary

The cause of the

Set when Sync

Indicates the status of the relay

A.1.3Protection Trip Flags ACR

A set of flags is available for each trip in a protection sequence.

Note: A sequence starts when there is a protection trip or a sequence advance.

This data is volatile, i.e. it is zeroed on controller software reset.

and the cause of Version

The most recent Cleared by:

flags are cleared Version

Phase A Phase A Cleared by:

Cleared by one of the

'Reset Flags and

'Reset Flags and

Cleared by one of the

'Reset Flags and

Cleared by one of the

'Reset Flags and

'Reset Flags and

Cleared by one of the

'Reset Flags and

Cleared by one of the

'Reset Flags and

82 Most Recent Most recent trip Protection Flags are 41­00.00

The most recent Protection Flags are

Reverse All flags are cleared

97 Reverse Reverse Sensitive 41­00.00

Any close action.

The most recent Protection Flags are

SEF/SGF Overcurrent Protection operation was Feature Version

118 Reverse Peak Fault 41­00.00

Reverse NPS Reverse NPS Protection Flags are

The most recent These flags are

Overcurrent "Sequence Version

Rev Reverse Cleared by either:

Under Cleared by:

Protection Trip 1, Phase Protection Trip "Reset fault flags Version

Any close action.

The rate of change of frequency has Change of "Reset Version

The Broken Conductor protection "Reset fault flags

A.1.4Distributed Automation Flags

Auto­ Refer to ADVC Auto­

Loop This setting indicates on which side

18 Loss of Phase A voltage has fallen Cleared by 41­00.00

below the 'Phase Lost' Version

NPS NPS Current has

All fault flags are

Overcurrent Trip occured. caused by NPS cleared by one of Version

A phase pickup on any

36 Reverse Reverse Phase A Current Cleared by 41­00.00

has exceeded its threshold Version

Reverse NPS Reverse NPS Current has

331 Version: 5000.00

A.7.3. ProtocolSpecific Counter status points.

82 Most Recent Most recent trip Protection Flags are 4100.00

97 Reverse Reverse Sensitive 4100.00

118 Reverse Peak Fault 4100.00

Auto Refer to ADVC Auto

18 Loss of Phase A voltage has fallen Cleared by 4100.00

36 Reverse Reverse Phase A Current Cleared by 4100.00

52 Over Voltage The measured 'Source' Pickup 4200.00

57 NVD The measured Neutral Pickup Cleared by 4544.00

60 APGS Detection undertaken in APGS On, Cleared by 4545.02

65 Broken The measured broken Pickup Cleared by 4548.00

The code version is a fourdigit

Refer to N00331 B_2

By default "Nonvolatile counters ON" is OFF.