PAC E500 English Manual (060214)

P&C Technologies Co., Ltd.
Users Guide
Over Voltage & Under Voltage Relay: PAC-E500
Over Voltage & Under Voltage Relay (PAC-E500) Users Manual
Table of Contents
1 Overview........................................................................ 5
1.1 Features .............................................................................. 5 1.2 Functional Single Line Diagram ....................................... 6
2 Technical Data............................................................... 7
2.1 General Specifications ...................................................... 7
2.1.1 2.1.2 2.1.3 2.1.4 2.1.5 2.1.6 2.2.1 2.2.2 2.2.3 2.2.4 2.2.5 2.3.1 2.3.2 2.3.3 2.3.4 Current Input............................................................................. 7 Rated Control Source............................................................... 7 Rated Frequency ...................................................................... 7 Contact Output ......................................................................... 7 Contact Input ............................................................................ 7 Case........................................................................................... 7 Over Voltage Protection ........................................................... 8 Under Voltage Protection......................................................... 8 Ground Over Voltage Protection ............................................. 8 Negative Phase Sequence Over Voltage Protection.............. 8 Under Frequency Protection ................................................... 9 Insulation Tests......................................................................... 9 Electromagnetic Compatibility Tests .................................... 10 Mechanical Tests .................................................................... 11 Environmental Conditions ..................................................... 11
2.2 Protection Elements .......................................................... 8
2.3 Environmental Tests .......................................................... 9
3 Functional Description............................................... 12
3.1 Protection Functions ....................................................... 12
3.1.1 3.1.2 3.1.3 3.1.4 3.1.5 3.2.1 3.2.2 3.2.3 3.2.4 3.2.5 3.2.6 Over Voltage............................................................................ 12 Under Voltage.......................................................................... 13 Ground Over Voltage.............................................................. 14 Negative Phase Sequence Over Voltage .............................. 16 Under Frequency .................................................................... 17 Control..................................................................................... 18 Measurement & Metering ....................................................... 19 Programmable Logic.............................................................. 19 Self Diagnosis......................................................................... 21 Communication ...................................................................... 21 Setting & Configuration Software ......................................... 22
3.2 Additional Functions ....................................................... 18
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4 Operational Description ............................................. 23

4.1 Front Panel Construction................................................ 23
4.1.1 4.1.2 4.1.3 4.2.1 4.2.2 Front Panel Operation ............................................................ 23 LEDs ........................................................................................ 24 Keypad..................................................................................... 24 Basic Principle of Key Manipulation..................................... 25 Menu Tree................................................................................ 26
4.2 Key Manipulation & Menu ............................................... 25 4.3 Initial Display.................................................................... 28 4.4 Menu Tree Display ........................................................... 28
4.4.1 DISPLAY Menu ........................................................................ 29
DISPLAY/STATUS .................................................................... 29 DISPLAY/STATUS/CONTACT INPUT...................................... 30 DISPLAY/STATUS/CONTACT OUTPUT.................................. 30 DISPLAY/STATUS/SELF DIAGNOSIS..................................... 30 DISPLAY/STATUS/PROTECTION ........................................... 31 DISPLAY/MEASURE ................................................................ 32 DISPLAY/SYSTEM INFO. ......................................................... 33 SETTING/SYSTEM ................................................................... 34 SETTING/SYSTEM/POWER SYSTEM ..................................... 35 SETTING/SYSTEM/CB CONTROL........................................... 36 SETTING/SYSTEM/ PT FUSE MONITOR ................................ 37 SETTING/SYSTEM/COM .......................................................... 37 SETTING/SYSTEM/DNP3.0 ...................................................... 38 SETTING/SYSTEM/CONTACT INPUT ..................................... 39 SETTING/SYSTEM/CONTACT OUTPUT ................................. 40 SETTING/SYSTEM/LED ........................................................... 42 SETTING/SYSTEM/PASSWORD ........................................... 43 SETTING/PROTECTION......................................................... 44 SETTING/PROTECTION/OV1 (59_1) ..................................... 45 SETTING/PROTECTION/OV2 (59_2) ..................................... 46 SETTING/PROTECTION/UV1 (27_1) ..................................... 47 SETTING/PROTECTION/UV2 (27_2) ..................................... 48 SETTING/PROTECTION/OVG1 (59G_1)................................ 49 SETTING/PROTECTION/OVG2 (59G_2)................................ 50 SETTING/PROTECTION/OVG3 (59G_3)................................ 51 SETTING/PROTECTION/NSOV (47) ...................................... 52 SETTING/PROTECTION/UF (81)............................................ 52 4.4.1.1. 4.4.1.2. 4.4.1.3. 4.4.1.4. 4.4.1.5. 4.4.1.6. 4.4.1.7.
4.4.2
SETTING Menu........................................................................ 34
4.4.2.1. 4.4.2.2. 4.4.2.3. 4.4.2.4. 4.4.2.5. 4.4.2.6. 4.4.2.7. 4.4.2.8. 4.4.2.9. 4.4.2.10. 4.4.2.11. 4.4.2.12. 4.4.2.13. 4.4.2.14. 4.4.2.15. 4.4.2.16. 4.4.2.17. 4.4.2.18. 4.4.2.19. 4.4.2.20.
4.4.3
COMMAND Menu .................................................................... 54
4.4.3.1. COMMAND/CONT OUT TEST.................................................. 54 4.4.3.2. COMMAND/PANEL TEST ........................................................ 55
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5 Dimensions and External Connections .................... 56

5.1 Dimensioned Drawings ................................................... 56 5.2 External Connections ...................................................... 58
5.2.1 5.2.2 5.2.3 5.2.4 5.2.5 5.2.6 5.2.7 Control Source........................................................................ 58 CT Connections ...................................................................... 58 PT Connections ...................................................................... 59 Input/Output Contacts Connection ....................................... 61 RS232 Port Connection.......................................................... 61 RS485 Port Connection.......................................................... 62 Wiring Diagram ....................................................................... 63
6 Setting & Configuration Software ............................. 64

6.1 Setting Software............................................................... 64
6.1.1 6.1.2 6.1.3 6.1.4 6.1.5 6.1.6 6.1.7 6.1.8 Program Menu ........................................................................ 64 Device Selecting ..................................................................... 65 Communication Port Setting ................................................. 65 System Configuration ............................................................ 66 Protection Setting................................................................... 67 Contact In/Out Setting............................................................ 68 LED Setting ............................................................................. 69 Monitor .................................................................................... 70
Appendix A. TC Characteristics Curves ....................... 71 Appendix B. Ordering Option......................................... 75
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1 Overview
PAC-E500, Over Current & Earth Fault Relay is a microprocessor-based numerical protection relay designed for the management and protection of a distribution feeder. PAC-E500 has the protection elements of Over Voltage (OVR), Under Voltage (UVR), Ground Over Voltage (OVGR), Negative Phase Sequence Over Voltage and Under Frequency. It uses Normal Inverse of TC curves (1 OVR and UVR, 2 OVGR). Also it provides the measurements of Lineto-Line voltage, 3 phase currents and voltages, Sequence Voltage, THD (Total Harmonic Distortion), frequency, and PT fuse fail monitor, and control functions for a circuit breaker. Programmable Logic is designed for the replacement of external wiring for the sequence logic and it has 48 configurable logic components. The configurations of contact inputs/outputs are very easy with Programmable Logic. Programmable Logic is specially designed software for easy maintenance and operation of PAC-E500.
1.1
FEATURES
Numerical-type Over Voltage (OVR), Ground Over Voltage (OVGR), Under Voltage, Negative Phase Sequence Over Voltage, and Under Frequency Protections Various TC Curves including 1 OVR and UVR, 2 OVGR. Digital Indication of Setting and Metering on LCD (2 Lines 16 Characters) Self-Diagnosis and Internal Status Monitoring Operation Blocking of Individual Relay Element by External Contact Inputs during the Relay Maintenance Configurable System Frequency (50 / 60Hz) Easy setting of 4 Contact Outputs and 4 Programmable LED to use Logic Contact Output: Available Trip and Signaling Contact Direct Trip/Close Control of 1 CB from Front Panel Locally and SCADA remotely Useful PC Application (Setting Tool) : System Configuration, Protection & Logic Setting, Monitoring & Measurement Self-Test Function of Contact Output by Manual Trip Emulation Access Security by Password for Setting Change and CB Control. Communication Interface - RS-232C (Front and Rear), RS485C (SCADA Communication) - Protocol: MODBUS, DNP3.0, IEC60870-5-103 Measurement: 3-phase voltages, Sequence Voltages, Thermal, Frequency EMI/EMC Performance Reinforced.
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1.2
FUNCTIONAL SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM
27_1
27_2
59_1
59_2
52
47
81
Measurement (V, V0, V1, V2, F, VG)
59G_1 3
59G_2 ,3
59G_2 ,2,3
PAC-E500
<Figure 1.2. PAC-E500 Functional Single Line Diagram>
Device Number 59_1,2 27_1,2 47 81 59G_1,2,3 52
Function Over Voltage Protection Under Voltage Protection Negative Phase Sequence Over Voltage Protection Under Frequency Protection Ground Over Voltage Protection CB (AC Circuit Breaker)
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2 Technical Data
2.1 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
2.1.1 Current Input

Rated Current Input range Thermal Withstand Capability Burden AC 1A/5A (50/60Hz) 0.01 ~ 50 * In 3 times of rated value: Continuous 20 times of rated value: 4 sec 40 times of rated value: 2 sec 100 times of rated value: 1 sec 0.5VA / phase
2.1.2 Rated Control Source

Voltage : 110 ~ 220 VAC20%, 80 ~ 300 VDC, Power Consumption: 30 VA (Option: 24 ~ 48 VDC)
2.1.3 Rated Frequency

50Hz or 60Hz
2.1.4 Contact Output

For Trip: 4points (2A, 2C), Configurable 10A / 0.3sec / AC 250V / Resistive Load Rated Load 30A / 0.3sec / DC 125V / Resistive Load 1A / 0.1 (PF) / AC 250V Switching capacity 1A / 25ms (L/R time constant) / DC 125V
2.1.5 Contact Input

4 Points Dry Contact, Configurable When no applied voltage 1000 DC 125V When voltage supplied 10ms Recognition time
2.1.6 Case
Construction IP Protection Level Material Draw-out type IP51 Steel with Hard-Combustion Plastic Cover
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2.2
PROTECTION ELEMENTS
2.2.1 Over Voltage Protection

Pickup TC Curve Multiplier DT operate time Reset Operation accuracy Timing accuracy 5~170V (1V step) -Inverse -Definite Time 0.01 ~ 10.0 (0.01 step) 0.00 ~ 60.00 sec (0.01 sec step) >97 ~ 98 % of pickup value < 2 % of set value < 35ms (Inst., op. time <700ms) 3 % (op. time >700ms)
2.2.2 Under Voltage Protection

Pickup TC Curve Multiplier DT operate time Reset Operation accuracy Timing accuracy 5~170V (1V step) -Inverse -Definite Time 0.01 ~ 10.0 (0.01 step) 0.00 ~ 60.00 sec (0.01 sec step) >102~103 % of pickup value < 2 % of set value < 35ms (Inst., op. time <700ms) 3 % (op. time >700ms)
2.2.3 Ground Over Voltage Protection

Pickup TC Curve Multiplier DT operate time Reset Operation accuracy Timing accuracy 5~170V (1V step) -Inverse Trip, Inverse Alarm -Definite Time 0.01 ~ 10.0 (0.01 step) 0.00 ~ 60.00 sec (0.01 sec step) >97 ~ 98 % of pickup value < 2 % of set value < 35ms (Inst., op. time <700ms) 3 % (op. time >700ms)
2.2.4 Negative Phase Sequence Over Voltage Protection

Pickup DT operate time Reset Operation accuracy Timing accuracy 5~170V (1V step) 0.00 ~ 60.00 sec (0.01 sec step) >97 ~ 98 % of pickup value < 2 % of set value < 35ms (Inst., op. time <700ms) 3 % (op. time >700ms)
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2.2.5 Under Frequency Protection

UV Pickup OC Pickup dF/dT Pickup Freq Pickup DT operate time Reset Operation accuracy Timing accuracy 5 ~ 170 V (1 V step) 0.10 ~ 20.00 * In (0.01 * In step) -10.00 ~ -0.10 Hz (0.01 Hz step) 45.00 ~ 65.00 Hz (0.01 Hz step) 0.00 ~ 180.00 sec (0.01 sec step) >102`103 % of pickup value < 2 % of set value < 35ms (Inst., op. time <700ms) 3 % (op. time >700ms)
2.3
ENVIRONMENTAL TESTS
2.3.1 Insulation Tests

To measure with 500 Vdc insulation resistance tester Insulation resistance Overall Electric Circuit Enclosure Between Electric Circuits Between Contacts Applied Time: 1 min (50/60 Hz) : 10M : 5 M : 5 M IEC60255-5, ANSI/IEEE C37.90.0
Dielectric test voltage
Overall Electric Circuit Enclosure : 2kV Between Electric Circuits : 2 kV Between Contacts : 1 kV Applied Waveform: 1.250s Applied Time: Each Positive/Negative 3 times Overall Electric Circuit Enclosure Between Transducer Circuits Transducer Circuit Control Circuit Between Electric Circuits Between Contacts Terminals : 5kV : 5 kV : 5 kV : 3 kV : 3 kV
IEC60255-5
Impulse test voltage
IEC60255-5
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2.3.2 Electromagnetic Compatibility Tests

Vibrating Frequency Voltage Rising Time Repeating Frequency Output Impedance Applying Method Polarity 1MHz burst disturbance : 1MHz : 75nsec : 400Hz : 200 : Asynchronous : Positive, Negative IEC60255-22-1 Control Source Circuit Common Mode 2.5 kV Differential Mode 1.0 kV Transducer Circuit Common Mode 2.5 kV Differential Mode 1.0 kV Contact Circuit Common Mode 2.5 kV Differential Mode 1.0 kV Voltage Rising Time : 5nsec 50% Peak Voltage Holding Time : 50nsec Repeating Frequency : 2.5kHz Burst Holding Time : 15msec Burst Period : 300msec Applying Method : Asynchronous, Common Mode Fast transients Polarity : Positive, Negative / burst Applied Time : 1min Halted Time : 1min Control Source Circuit Transducer Circuit I/O Contact Circuit Ground Circuit Polarity Applied Count Applied Interval Applied Part Enclosure Contact Mode Air Mode : 4 kV : 4 kV : 4 kV : 4 kV : Positive, Negative : 10 times : 1sec IEC60255-22-2 class : 6.0 kV : 8.0 kV ANSI/IEEE C37.90.1
IEC60255-22-4 class , ANSI/IEEE C37.90.1
Electrostatic discharge
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Voltage Waveform Current Waveform Output Impedance Applying Method Polarity Applied Count Applied Interval Compound Surge
: 1.2 50sec : 8 20sec : 2 : Asynchronous : Positive, Negative : 3 times : 30sec IEC60255-22-5 class
Control Source Circuit Common Mode 2.0 kV Differential Mode 1.0 kV Transducer Circuit Common Mode 2.0 kV Differential Mode 1.0 kV Contact Circuit Common Mode 2.0 kV Differential Mode 1.0 kV Applied Frequency :25MHz ~ 1GHz Electric Field Strength : 10V/m 80% AM modulation Applying Method : Front Distance from Antenna: Cross and Horizontality Dwell Time : 1sec
Radiated Susceptibility
IEC60255-22-3 class ANSI/IEEE C37.90.2
2.3.3 Mechanical Tests

Frequency: 16.7 Hz Wide: 0.4 mm Direction: front/back/left/right/top/bottom Time: 600 sec (10 min) Volume: 30 g (g: Acceleration of gravity) Applying Method :front/back/left/right/top/bottom - twice per each, total six times IEC60255-21-1 class IEC60255-21-2 class
Vibration
Impulse
2.3.4 Environmental Conditions

Temperature -20 oC ~ +70 oC Humidity Daily average ~ 100 % Altitude <2000 m No abnormal vibration, impact, inclination, or magnetic field effect No explosive/combustible dust, combustible/corrosive gas, or salinity
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3 Functional Description
3.1 PROTECTION FUNCTIONS
3.1.1 Over Voltage

PAC-E500 has 2 over voltage protection elements (OV1 (59_1), OV2 (59_2)), is going to use them at the same time. This protection detects the fault using Phase Voltage values. In case of the voltage higher than pick-up, it operates Definite Time characteristic that has operate time as DELAY when MODE is DEFINITE TIME, and Inverse Time Delayed characteristic is a has operate time as MULTIPLIER when MODE is INVERSE CURVE Inverse Time Delayed characteristic can be represented as the following functions.
10.5 T = 1.75 TM (sec ) V 1 Vs

T TM : Trip time in second : Time multiplier
FUN CTION = EN ABLE
V : Voltage input Vs : Pickup Voltage setting Trip time for V/Vs 8 are identical to those for V/Vs = 8.
59_ PKP_ A 59_ PKP_ OR
VA > PICKUP
59_ PKP_ B
59_ PKP_ C VB > PICKUP 59_ OP_ A DELAY VC > PICKUP 59_ OP_ B 59_ OP_ OR
59_ OP_ C BLOCK = YES 59_ OP_ A MU LTIPLIER CON T IN #1 = ON . . . 59_ OP_ B 59_ OP_ OR
CON N ECTION = PROT_ BLK . . . CON T IN #4 = ON
59_ OP_ C
CON N ECTION = PROT_ BLK
MODE = DEFIN ITE TIME
VA / VB / VC : A/B/C
VA/VB/VC: A/B/C phase Feeder Voltage FUNCTION: Setting Function of Over Voltage
FUNCTION : Function MODE: Setting Mode MODE MODE : of Over Voltage PICKUP : PICKUP PICKUP: Setting Pickup of Over Voltage DELAY : of Over Voltage DELAY: Setting Delay DELAY Multiplier : MULTIPLIER Multiplier: Setting Multiplier Over BLOCK : BLOCK Voltage BLOCK: Setting Block of Over Voltage CONNECTION = PROT_BLK : CONNECTION PROT_BLK CONT IN #1~#4 =ON : Connection of Contact input is shown PROT_BLK CONNECTION-PROT_BLK: LOGIC "1" 59_PKP_A/B/C : Pickup 59_PKP_OR : Pickup 59_PKP_A/B/C: Each phase pickup for Over 59_OP_A/B/C : Operation Voltage 59_PKP_OR: The least 1 phase Operation 59_OP_OR : for Over Voltage is pickup
CONT IN #1~#4-1: Contact input is LOGIC 1
59_OP_A/B/C: Each phase Operation for Over Voltage 59_OP_OR: The least 1 phase for Over Voltage is Operation
<Figure 3.1.1. OV1 (59_1), OV2 (59_2) Logic Diagram>
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3.1.2 Under Voltage

PAC-E500 has 2 under voltage protection elements (UV1 (27_1), UV2 (27_2)), is going to use them at the same time. This protection detects the fault using Phase Voltage values. In case of the voltage lower than pick-up, it operates Definite Time characteristic that has operate time as DELAY when MODE is DEFINITE TIME, and Inverse Time Delayed characteristic is a has operate time as MULTIPLIER when MODE is INVERSE CURVE Inverse Time Delayed characteristic can be represented as the following functions.
8 T = TM (sec ) 2.2 V 1 Vs
T TM : Trip time in second : Time multiplier V : Voltage input Vs : Pickup Voltage setting
Logic Diagram of Under Voltage element operation is as follows.

FUN CTION = EN ABLE
27_ PKP_ A 27_ PKP_ OR
VA < PICKU P
27_ PKP_ B
27_ PKP_ C VB < PICKU P 27_ OP_ A DELAY VC < PICKU P 27_ OP_ B 27_ OP_ OR
27_ OP_ C BLOCK = YES 27_ OP_ A CON T IN #1 = ON . . . MULTIPLIER 27_ OP_ B 27_ OP_ OR
27_ OP_ C
VA / VB / VC : A/B/C phase Feeder VA/VB/VC: A/B/C
Voltage
FUNCTION : Function FUNCTION: Setting Function of Under Voltage MODE : MODE MODE: Setting Mode of Under Voltage PICKUP : PICKUP DELAY : DELAY PICKUP: Setting Pickup of Under Voltage Multiplier : Setting Delay of Under Voltage DELAY: MULTIPLIER BLOCK : BLOCK Multiplier: Setting Multiplier Under Voltage CONNECTION = PROT_BLK : CONNECTION PROT_BLK BLOCK: Setting Block of Under Voltage CONT IN #1~#4 =ON : LOGIC "1" 27_PKP_A/B/C : Pickup CONT IN #1~#4-1: Contact input is LOGIC 1 27_PKP_OR : Pickup 27_OP_A/B/C : Operation 27_PKP_A/B/C: Operation 27_OP_OR : Each phase pickup for Under Voltage
CONNECTION-PROT_BLK: Connection of Contact input is shown PROT_BLK
27_PKP_OR: The least 1 phase for Under Voltage is pickup 27_OP_A/B/C: Each phase Operation for Under Voltage 27_OP_OR: The least 1 phase for Under Voltage is Operation
<Figure 3.1.2. . UV1 (27_1), UV2 (27_2) Logic Diagram >
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3.1.3 Ground Over Voltage

PAC-E500 has 3 ground over voltage protection elements (OVG1 (59G_1), OVG2 (59G_2), OVG3 (59G_3)), is going to use them at the same time. This protection detects the fault using Ground Over Voltage values. In case of the ground voltage higher than pick-up, it operates Definite Time characteristic that has operate time as DELAY when MODE is DEFINITE TIME, and Inverse Time Delayed characteristic is a has operate time as MULTIPLIER when MODE is INVERSE CURVE. Inverse Time Delayed characteristic has 2 curves, Trip and Alarm. Inverse Time Delayed characteristic can be represented as the following functions. - Inverse Trip Curve
12.15 T = + 0.35 TM (sec) 2 V 1 Vs

-Inverse Alarm Curve
24.75 T = + 4.15 TM (sec) 2.23 V 1 Vs

T TM : Trip time in second : Time multiplier V : Voltage input Vs : Pickup Voltage setting Trip time for V/Vs 8 are identical to those for V/Vs = 8.
Logic Diagram of 3 phase Ground Over Voltage element operation is as follows.
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FU N CTION = EN ABLE
59G_PKP
VN > PICKUP
BLOCK = YES 59G_OP DELAY CON T IN #1 = ON . . .
59G_OP MULTIPLIER
VN :
VN: Feeder Ground Voltage FUNCTION: Setting Function of Ground Over Voltage
FUNCTION : Function MODE: Setting Mode of Ground Over Voltage MODE : MODE PICKUP: Setting Pickup of Ground Over Voltage PICKUP : PICKUP DELAY: Setting Delay of Ground Over Voltage DELAY : DELAY Multiplier: Setting Multiplier Ground Over Voltage Multiplier : MULTIPLIER BLOCK: Setting Block of Ground Over Voltage BLOCK : BLOCK CONNECTION-PROT_BLK: CONNECTION is shown PROT_BLK CONNECTION = PROT_BLK : Connection of Contact input PROT_BLK CONT IN #1~#4-1: Contact input is LOGIC "1" CONT IN #1~#4 =ON : LOGIC 1
59G_PKP: Pickup for Ground Over Pickup 59G_PKP : Voltage 59G_OP: Ground Over Voltage 59G_OP : Operation for Operation
<Figure 3.1.3. OVG1 (59G_1), OVG2 (59G_2), OVG3 (59G_3) Logic Diagram>
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3.1.4 Negative Phase Sequence Over Voltage

Negative Phase Sequence Over Voltage protection detects the fault using Negative Phase Voltage values. In case of the negative phase voltage higher than pick-up, it operates Definite Time characteristic that has operate time. Logic Diagram of Under Current element operation is as follows.
FUN CTION = EN ABLE
47_ PKP
V2 > PICKU P
BLOCK = YES 47_ OP DELAY CON T IN #1 = ON . . .
V2:V2 : Negative Phase Feeder Voltage FUNCTION: Setting Function of Negative Phase Sequence Over Voltage FUNCTION : Function PICKUP: Setting Pickup of NegativePICKUP Over Voltage PICKUP : Phase Sequence DELAY: Setting Delay of Negative Phase Sequence Over Voltage DELAY : DELAY BLOCK: Setting Block of Negative Phase Sequence Over Voltage BLOCK : BLOCK CONNECTION = PROT_BLK : CONNECTION PROT_BLK CONNECTION-PROT_BLK: Connection of Contact input is shown PROT_BLK CONT #1~#4-1: Contact input is LOGIC 1 CONT IN IN #1~#4 =ON : LOGIC "1"
47_PKP : Pickup 47_PKP: Pickup for Negative Phase Sequence Over Voltage 47_OP : Operation 47_OP: Operation for Negative Phase Sequence Over Voltage
<Figure 3.1.4 NSOV (47) Logic Diagram>
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3.1.5 Under Frequency

Under Frequency protection detects the fault using frequency value of A-phase voltage. In case of the frequency of A-phase voltage lower than FREQ PICKUP, it operates and requisite fault detection is added when each Block element is set. Voltage is input lower than UV PICKUP when UV PICKUP is set and in case of under frequency the protection element doesnt operate blocked. And OC BLOCK and dF/dT BLOCK operate in the same way. Logic Diagram of Under Frequency element operation is as follows.
FUN CTION = ENABLE 81_ PKP Frequency < FREQ_ PICKUP
BLOCK = YES 81_ OP
CONT IN #1 = ON . . .
DELAY
CON N ECTION = PROT_ BLK . . . CONT IN #4 = ON
UV BLOCK = NO
VA > UV PICKUP
VB > UV PICKUP
VC > UV PICKUP
OC BLOCK = NO
IA < OC PICKUP
Frequency : A VA/VB/VC: A/B/C phase feeder VA/VB/VC : A/B/C voltage IA: A-phase feeder IA : A current
Frequency: Frequency of A-phase feeder voltage
FUNCTION: Setting Function Function FUNCTION : of Under Frequency FREQ PICKUP: Setting FREQ PICKUP of Under Frequency e FREQ PICKUP : FREQ PICKUP DELAY: Setting Delay of DELAY DELAY : Under Frequency UV BLOCK : Block Frequency UV BLOCK: Setting Under Voltage Block of Under OC BLOCK : Block Under Frequency OC BLOCK: Setting Over Current Block of BLOCK : Under Frequency BLOCK: Setting Block of BLOCK CONNECTION = PROT_BLK : CONNECTION PROT_BLK CONNECTION-PROT_BLK: Connection of Contact input is shown PROT_BLK CONT IN #1~#4 =ON : LOGIC "1" CONT IN #1~#4-1: Contact input is LOGIC 1 81_OP: Operation for Under Frequency
81_PKP : Frequency 81_PKP: Pickup for Under Pickup 81_OP : Operation
<Figure 3.1.5. UF (81) Logic Diagram>
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3.2
ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS
3.2.1 Control
PAC-E500 supports direct CB Trip/Close control function (One CB). Control functions of PAC-E500 also provide a local/remote selection for control location. As for remote control, PAC-E500 communicates with an upper master system (SCADA) through the rear RS485 port (Protocol: Modbus). To control CB, a contact input should be allocated for CB STATUS input (CB_OPENED or CB_CLOSED). If there are many contact inputs allocated for CB status, Contact Input #1 status is the first priority for CB control. In case no contact input is allocated for CB status, CB control function is not available and all LEDs related to CB control (Local/Remote, Open/Close) are off.
Local / Remote (L/R) Control Position

To control the circuit breaker, the operator must get the appropriate right to control. The Local/Remote button renders CB control right to the local operators on site or to the remote operators in control center. Remote operator cannot control CB on the local mode, and vice versa. Security check by password inhibits the random mode change. To change the control position mode (Local to Remote and Remote to Local), press L/R button and enter the password using arrow keys and ENT key. After correct password input, local and remote control positions can be toggled.
CB OPEN / CLOSE
This function performs trip (open)/close control actions of CB. CB Open or Close button on the front panel is activated only on the Local mode (L LED on). On the Remote mode, only control command from SCADA through communication is accepted. Before control command via front panel, SELECT button and Password enter are required first. SELECT button is the concept to prevent the mal-operation on the front panel and this concept is the same with SBO (Select Before Operate) concept in communication protocol, i.e. DNP3.0, where SCADA (master system) selects first the equipment to control remotely before setting out actual control command to keep other masters from selecting the same equipment so that control right is granted to that SCADA only. This dedicated concept is adopted equally to Local control and this is also used for mal-operation prevention of direct open/close command. After the correct password enter and SELECT button again, then a phrase that CB is selected is displayed on LCD and SELECT LED is blinking. After while, CB OPEN/CLOSE buttons are activated for 15 seconds.
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3.2.2 Measurement & Metering

RMS Current value of fundamental component & phase angle of A-phase Range: 0.01 ~ 50 * In RMS Measuring accuracy: 2 % (0.10 ~ 0.20 * In) 0.5 % (0.20 ~ 1.20 * In) 1.0 % (1.20 * In) RMS Voltage value of fundamental component & phase angle per phase and line-to-line Metering range: 2.00~999.99V (Phase voltage) 2.00~999.99V (line-to-line voltage) Measured based on A-phase voltage Metering range: 40 ~ 70 Hz Measuring Accuracy: 0.03 Hz Positive, Negative, Zero Sequence Values of Current
Current
Voltage
Frequency Sequence
3.2.3 Programmable Logic

Input CB Open/Close control, Protection element is pickup, Self-diagnosis, Contact Input OR8 (8 input OR) HALF-OR8 (Non inverting 4 input & inverting 4 input OR) AND8 (8 input AND) HALF-AND8 (Non inverting 4 input & inverting 4 input AND) Self (latched until delay timer is expired) Manual (latched until annunciator reset is issued) 0.00 ~ 60.00 sec (0.01 sec step) Control contact output and LED using Logic
Logic
Reset Type Reset Delay Feature
Input#1 Input#2 Input#3 Input#4 Input#5 Input#6 Input#7 Input#8 Input#1 Input#2 Input#3 Input#4 Input#5 Input#6 Input#7 Input#8 Input#1 Input#2 Input#3 Input#4 Input#5 Input#6 Input#7 Input#8 Input#1 Input#2 Input#3 Input#4 Input#5 Input#6 Input#7 Input#8
Reset Type = Self
Contact Out #1 ~ #4
0.00 ~ 60.00 LED#1~#4 Reset Type = Manual S Q R

Annunciator
Logic
<Figure 3.2.3. Logic Design (Contact Output & LED)>
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Input Group Logic CB Control Contact Input System
Protection elements
Input L_OFF L_ON CB_OPEN_CTL CB_CLOSE_CTL CONT_IN #1 CONT_IN #4 SYS_ERR PROT_PKP_OR PROT_OP_OR 59_1_PKP_OR 59_1_PKP_A 59_1_PKP_B 59_1_PKP_C 59_1_OP_OR 59_1_OP_A 59_1_OP_B 59_1_OP_C 59_2_PKP_OR 59_2_PKP_A 59_2_PKP_B 59_2_PKP_C 59_2_OP_OR 59_2_OP_A 59_2_OP_B 59_2_OP_C 27_1_PKP_OR 27_1_PKP_A 27_1_PKP_B 27_1_PKP_C 27_1_OP_OR 27_1_OP_A 27_1_OP_B 27_1_OP_C 27_2_PKP_OR 27_2_PKP_A 27_2_PKP_B 27_2_PKP_C 27_2_OP_OR 27_2_OP_A 27_2_OP_B 27_2_OP_C
Description Logic 0 Logic 1 CB Open Control (Local or Remote) CB Close Control (Local or Remote) Contact input#1 status Contact input#4 status Self-diagnosis error is occurred Any protection element is picked up Any protection element is operated At least 1 phase of 59_1 is picked up Phase A of 59_1 is picked up Phase B of 59_1 is picked up Phase C of 59_1 is picked up At least phase of 59_1 is operated Phase A of 59_1 is operated Phase B of 59_1 is operated Phase C of 59_1 is operated At least 1 phase of 59_2 is picked up Phase A of 59_2 is picked up Phase B of 59_2 is picked up Phase C of 59_2 is picked up At least phase of 59_2 is operated Phase A of 59_2 is operated Phase B of 59_2 is operated Phase C of 59_2 is operated At least 1 phase of 27_1 is picked up Phase A of 27_1 is picked up Phase B of 27_1 is picked up Phase C of 27_1 is picked up At least phase of 27_1 is operated Phase A of 27_1 is operated Phase B of 27_1 is operated Phase C of 27_1 is operated At least 1 phase of 27_2 is picked up Phase A of 27_2 is picked up Phase B of 27_2 is picked up Phase C of 27_2 is picked up At least phase of 27_2 is operated Phase A of 27_2 is operated Phase B of 27_2 is operated Phase C of 27_2 is operated
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59G_1_PKP 59G_1_OP 59G_2_PKP 59G_2_OP 59G_3_PKP 59G_3_OP 47_PKP 47_OP 81_PKP 81_OP PT_FUSE_FAIL
59G_1 is picked up 59G_1 is operated 59G_2 is picked up 59G_2 is operated 59G_3 is picked up 59G_3 is operated 47 is picked up 47 is operated 81 is picked up 81 is operated PT_FUSE_FAIL is operated
<Table 3.2.3. Logic Input Table>
3.2.4 Self Diagnosis

As monitoring internal operating status, self-diagnosis function is provided to prevent the mal-operations of PAC-E500 internal systems. When any abnormality is detected for diagnosis items, ERROR LED on front panel is on and SYSTEM ERROR message is displayed on LCD. The diagnosis status for each item is listed on LCD in the menu of DISPLAY/STATUS/SELF DIAGNOSIS. After fixing the trouble and RESET button, this ERROR status is reset. Main diagnosis items are as follows. Memory Setting A/D Converter Calibration
3.2.5 Communication
Front 1 RS232 Port (19200 BPS, ModBus Protocol) For maintenance and Setting software (Engineering Tool) 1 RS232 Port (19200 BPS, ModBus Protocol) For maintenance and Setting software (Engineering Tool) 1 RS485 Port (300 ~ 38400 BPS, DNP3.0/Modbus/ IEC870-5-103 Protocol) For SCADA communication
Rear
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3.2.6 Setting & Configuration Software

PAC-E500 has the dedicated setting software. Through RS232 port on front or rear panel of PAC-E500 to notebook computers RS232 port, maintenance and batch jobs are easily done. In the following, the functions of this tool are described briefly. System Configuration & Set Value Upload to PC and Batch Download to PAC-E500 Set Value & Recorded Data Saving The manipulation of setting software is explained in more detail on chapter 6 and the following figure shows protection page of setting program.
<Figure 3.2.6. Protection Page of Setting software >
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4 Operational Description
4.1 FRONT PANEL CONSTRUCTION
4.1.1 Front Panel Operation

The front-face display panel of PAC-E500 is composed of a graphic LCD 16 char 2 lines, 13 LEDs, 11 keypad buttons, and a RS232C communication port. Cover put on front panel play part that keep away invasion of dust and unnecessary button operation. Password protection prevents the unexpected mal-operation of keypad for control. The protection functions are executed in the background even during the manipulations of keypad. The alternative way to communicate with PAC-E500 for settings modification and fault/event data upload is to use the engineering tools through RS232C port in the front-face.
Screw Indicators Indicators LED LED

- LED -Run LED - LED -System Error LED - Element Pickup LED -Protection Pickup LED - Element TripLED -Protection Trip LED
Display Display LCD LCD

-2 LCD for indicating Line 2Line LCD metering and setting value
Programmable LED 4 Configurable LED LED
Up/Down/Left/Right Key Key - CB LED Control LED

- (Local) LED -Local/Remote LED - (Remote) LED -Control Select LED -CB Open LED - LED -CB Close LED - Open LED - Close LED
- ,
Reset Key Reset Key
Menu Key Key Menu

-Confirm and Change of set value
CB Key Control Key

- Key -Local/Remote Key -Control - Select Key Key -CB Open Key - Open Key -CB Close Key - Close Key
Enter Enter Key Key

--Confirm set value and , Password Key
Screw
RS232 Connector RS232 Port for - PC RS232 Local Maintenance

<Figure 4.1.1. Front Panel Operator Interface>
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4.1.2 LEDs
RUN (Green) ERROR (Red) PICK UP (Yellow) TRIP (Red) Programmable LED * 4 (Red) L (Red) R (Green) SELECT (Yellow) OPEN (Green) CLOSE (Red) RUN: Green is on when power is supplied. Test: Green is on and blinking when contact outputs are set out and during LCD/LED test on front panel. Red is on when self-diagnosis function detects device abnormalities. Relaying operation is inhibited. Details of abnormality are displayed on LCD, and even if the abnormal state returns to normal, LED is not reset to off but latched on. Manual RESET only returns to reset status. Yellow is on when a protection element is picked up. Red is on when any trip signal is outputted. LED is latched on until manual RESET. Red is on when each logic status (contact outputs #1~#4) is 1 (ON). Reset depends on Reset Type (Self/Manual) and Reset Delay time (0.00~60.00sec). Red is on in L/R LEDs when LOCAL control mode. (Any contact input should be allocated for CB status and password is required for control mode change.) Green is on in L/R LEDs when REMOTE control mode. (Any contact input should be allocated for CB status and password is required for control mode change.) Yellow is blinking when CB control is SELECTed. Green is on when contact input CB status is OPEN. (Any contact input should be allocated for CB status.) Red is on when contact input CB status is CLOSE. (Any contact input should be allocated for CB status.)
4.1.3 Keypad
UP ARROW DOWN RIGHT LEFT Menu Move, Menu Item Selection Menu Move, Value Change
Menu Move, Escape to Upper Menu / Cancel Item RESET Manual Reset of System Error and Trip LED MENU Enter into Menu Tree Display ENT Setting Value Enter and Confirm L/R Local / Remote Control Mode Change CONTROL SELECT CB Control Selection (Password) OPEN CB Trip Control CLOSE CB Close Control
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4.2
KEY MANIPULATION & MENU
4.2.1 Basic Principle of Key Manipulation

LCD display of PAC-E500 mainly consists of Initial Display and Menu Tree Display. And Menu Tree Display is entered through MENU keypad button. Two display modes are alternated by MENU and Left keypad buttons. In the Menu Tree Display, 4 arrow keys determine the tree node and value change, and ENT key sets the determined values. All the menu items and set values take the rollover schemes using Up/Down keys. [Setting Value Change] 1) All menus except PASSWORD display page numbers on the upper-right side of LCD. Press right arrow button on this page-numbered display. 2) If password is required, press ENTER button after inputting each digit of password. Right/Left keys are used to move cursor to each digit and Up/Down keys be used to input the password number/character of each digit. 3) After correct Password input and Right arrow key again, the set value is blinking to be ready for change. 4) After scrolling the required set value using Up/Down arrow keys, press ENT button. If Left arrow key is pressed before ENT button, the value is not changed and remains the previously saved value. This action confirms the input of a new set value. 5) Using Left arrow key a few times as exiting SETTING menu, the changed set values are saved in the memory to confirm the change save to YES. 6) Entering password into SETTING menu is required once for several value changes until exiting SETTING menu. [Control Position Mode Change: Local / Remote] 1) Only if one or more contact inputs are allocated for CB Open/Closed status, CB control and related status are activated. In case all LEDs for control and related status are off, please check first the configuration of contact inputs and set contact input for CB status. 2) To change the CB control position between Local from control panel and Remote from SCADA (master system), press L/R button. 3) The password is required, and arrow keys and ENT button are used to input the password. 4) After correct password and L/R button again, control position is changed between Local (L) and Remote (R), and each LED (L: Red, R: Green) is toggled on and off. [CB Control from Front Panel] 1) Only if one or more contact inputs are allocated for CB Open/Closed status, CB control and related status are activated. In case all LEDs for control and related status are off, please check first the configuration of contact inputs and set contact input for CB status. 2) In case the control position is Remote (R, Green LED is on.), it should be changed to Local (L, Red LED is on.) using the previous method of Control Position Mode Change. 3) Press SELECT button to confirm CB control intention. 4) The password is required for SELECT, and arrow keys and ENT button are used to input the password. 5) After correct password input, CB control is finally actuated using OPEN / CLOSE buttons. In case control command is the same with the current status of CB, the description of the same status (OPENED or CLOSED) is displayed on LCD and no control command goes out. 6) At all times, the password is required for CB control.
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4.2.2 Menu Tree

Menu of PAC-E500 mainly consists of DISPLAY, SETTING, and COMMAND. DISPLAY menu is composed of STATUS, MEASURE, and SYS INFO sub menus. STATUS menu is used to monitor the statuses of input/output contacts, the results of selfdiagnosis, and start/operated statuses of protection elements. MEASURE menu is used to display the measurement and metering of electric values, sequence current, and frequency. SYS INFO menu is used to display the system information of MPU and DSP S/W versions for maintenance. SETTING menu is composed of SYSTEM and PROTECTION sub menus. This menu is used for settings modification. SYSTEM menu is composed of POWER SYSTEM, CB CONTROL, PT FUSE MONITOR, COM, DNP3.0, CONTACT INPUT, CONTACT OUTPUT, LED, and PASSWORD. POWER SYSTEM is used for setting of frequency, frequency tracking, phase CT ratio, Primary and Secondary of phase/ground PT and PT Connection. CB CONTROL is used for time setting TRIP and CLOSE PULSE. COM is used for communication setting. DNP3.0 is used for setting of DNP when communication method is DNP3.0. CONTACT INPUT / OUTPUT and LED are used for setting contact input/output and Programmable LED respectively. PASSWORD is used when change password. PROTECTION menu is composed of protection elements, OV1 (59_1), OV2 (59_2), UV1 (27_1), UV2 (27_2), OVG1 (59G_1), OVG2 (59G_2), OVG3 (59G_3), NSOV (47) and UF (81), and is used setting each of protection elements. COMMAND menu is composed of CONT OUT TEST and PANEL TEST sub menus. This menu is used to test output contacts and LCD/LEDs of front-face display panel.
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MAIN Display
DISPLAY
STATUS
CONTACT INPUT CONTACT OUTPUT SELF DIAGNOSIS
CONT IN#1 ~ 4 CONT OUT#1 ~ 4 MEMORY, SETTING, AD CONVERTER, CALIBRATION, PT FUSE MONITOR OV1(59_1), OV2(59_2), UV1(27_1), UV2(27_2), OVG1(59G_1), OVG2(59G_2), OVG3(59G_3), NSOV(47), UF(81)
PROTECTION
MEASURE
VOLT(VAB), VOLT(VBC), VOLT(VCA), VOLT(VA), VOLT(VB), VOLT(VC), VOLT(VN), CURR(IA), SEQ(V0), SEQ(V1), SEQ(V2), THD(VA), THD(VB), THD(VC), FREQUENCY Version Information POWER SYSTEM FREQUENCY, FREQ TRACK, PHS CT RATIO, PHS PT PRI, PHS PT SEC, GND PT PRI, GND PT SEC, PT CONNECT, FREQUENCY TRIP PULSE, CLOSE PULSE FUNCTION, POS UV PKP, NEG OV PKP, DELAY FUNCTION, SLAVE ADDR, BPS, PROTOCOL TX DELAY, LINK CONFIRM, LINK RETRY, LINK TIMEOUT, SBO TIMEOUT, WR TIME INT, COLD RESTART CONT IN#1 ~ 4 CONT OUT#1 ~ 4 LOGIC, INPUT1~8, RESET TYPE, RESET DELAY LOGIC, INPUT1~8, RESET TYPE, RESET DELAY
SYSTEM INFO. SETTING SYSTEM
CB CONTROL PT FUSE MONITOR
COM
DNP3.0
CONTACT INPUT CONTACT OUTPUT
LED
LED#1 ~ 4
PASSWORD PROTECTION OV1(59_1) FUNCTION, MODE, PICKUP, DELAY, MULTIPLIER, BLOCK FUNCTION, MODE, PICKUP, DELAY, MULTIPLIER, BLOCK FUNCTION, MODE, PICKUP, DELAY, MULTIPLIER, BLOCK FUNCTION, MODE, PICKUP, DELAY, MULTIPLIER, BLOCK FUNCTION, MODE, PICKUP, DELAY, MULTIPLIER, BLOCK FUNCTION, MODE, PICKUP, DELAY, MULTIPLIER, BLOCK FUNCTION, MODE, PICKUP, DELAY, MULTIPLIER, BLOCK FUNCTION, PICKUP, DELAY, BLOCK FUNCTION, UV PICKUP, OC PICKUP, dF/dT PKP, FREQ PICKUP, DELAY, UV BLOCK, OC BLOCK, dF/dT BLOCK, BLOCK
OV2(59_2)
UV1(27_1)
UV2(27_2)
OVG1(59G_1)
OVG2(59G_2)
OVG3(59G_3)
NSOV(47)
UF(81)
COMMAND
CONT OUT TEST PANEL TEST
<Figure 4.2.2. PAC-E500 Overall Menu Tree>
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4.3
INITIAL DISPLAY
Initial display divides normal and error display according to self-diagnosis. User takes proper action when self-diagnosis status except PT FUSE MONITOR is FAIL one or more and must reset manual after make normally self-diagnosis. LCD is indicated SYSTEM OK, when result of self-diagnosis is OK as following.
PAC - E 5 0 0 SY S T EM OK
LCD is indicated SYSTEM ERROR, when result of self-diagnosis is FAIL as following.

PAC - E 5 0 0 S Y S T EM ERROR
4.4
MENU TREE DISPLAY
To convert Initial Display into Menu Tree Display are operated through ENT and MENU buttons. Menu Tree Display is entered through MENU keypad button. Two display modes are alternated by MENU and Left keypad buttons. In the Menu Tree Display, 4 arrow keys determine the tree node and value change, and ENT key sets the determined values. All the menu items and set values take the rollover schemes using Up/Down keys. To convert Menu Tree Display into Initial Display are operated through Left arrow Escape keypad button and main menus first child nodes of the root consist of DISPLAY, SETTING, and COMMAND. DISPLAY menu shows status of I/O contacts, self-diagnosis results, starting and operating status of protection elements, metering of electric values, and software version of DSP. SETTING menu lets password for setting and control, analog circuit configuration, realtime system clock, CB setup, communication, input/output contacts and programmable LED setup, operation setup for protection elements, calibration data. COMMAND menu is used to test output contacts and LCD/LEDs of front-face display panel. In the following, each of the specific sub menus is explained.
PAC - E 5 0 0 S Y S T EM OK
MENU
D I S P L A Y
S E T T I N G
MENU
C O M M A N D
MENU
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4.4.1 DISPLAY Menu

DISPLAY menu is composed of STATUS, MEASURE, and SYS INFO sub menus.
D I S P L A Y
ENT
D I S P L A Y S T A T U S D I S P L A Y M E A S U R E D I S P L A Y S Y S T E M I NFO .
4.4.1.1. DISPLAY/STATUS DISPLAY menu is composed of CONTACT INPUT, CONTACT OUTPUT, SELF DIAGNOSIS, and PROTECTION sub menu. Each of sub menus shows contact input, contact output, self-diagnosis and operating status of protection elements.
D I S P L A Y S T A T U S S T A T U S C O N T A C T S T A T U S C O N T A C T S T A T U S S E L F D I AGNOS I S OU T PU T I NPUT
S T A T U S P R O T E C T I O N
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4.4.1.2. DISPLAY/STATUS/CONTACT INPUT This menu displays On/Off status information of 4 contact inputs.
S T A T U S C O N T A C T I NPUT
CON T : OFF
I N# 1
1 / 4
CON T : OFF
I N# 2
2 / 4
CON T : OFF
I N# 3
3 / 4
CON T : OFF
I N# 4
4 / 4
4.4.1.3. DISPLAY/STATUS/CONTACT OUTPUT This menu displays On/Off status information of 4 contact outputs.
S T A T U S C O N T A C T OUT PUT CON T : OUT # 1 1 / 4
DE ENERG I Z ED OUT # 2 2 / 4
CON T :
CON T :
CON T :
DE ENERG I Z ED
4.4.1.4. DISPLAY/STATUS/SELF DIAGNOSIS This menu displays self-diagnosis results. System works normally if status of all selfdiagnosis except PT FUSE MONITOR is OK.
S T A T U S S E L F D I AGNOS I S MEMOR Y : OK 2 / 4 1 / 4
SE T T I NG : OK
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AD :
CONV ER T ER OK
3 / 4
CA L I BRAT I ON : OK
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4.4.1.5. DISPLAY/STATUS/PROTECTION This menu displays picked-up started and operated status of 9 protection elements. Phase elements show started and operated phases A, B, and C, and ground elements show PK and OP symbols, when the fault current is picked up and the relaying element is signaled to operate.
S T A T U S P R O T E C T I O N OV 1 ( 5 9 _ 1 ) PKP : ABC , OV 2 ( 5 9 _ 2 ) PKP : ABC , UV 1 ( 2 7 _ 1 ) PKP : ABC , UV 2 ( 2 7 _ 2 ) PKP : ABC , 1 / 9 OP : ABC 2 / 9 OP : ABC 3 / 9 OP : ABC 4 / 9 OP : ABC 5 / 9
OVG1 ( 5 9G_ 1 ) PKP : PKP ,
OP : OP 6 / 9
OVG2 ( 5 9G_ 2 ) PKP : PKP ,
OP : OP
OVG3 ( 5 9G_ 3 ) PKP : PKP , NSOV ( 4 7 ) PKP : PKP , UF ( 8 1 ) PKP : PKP ,
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OP : OP 8 / 9 OP : OP 9 / 9 OP : OP
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4.4.1.6. DISPLAY/MEASURE This menu displays measurement and metering data of electric values. PAC-E500 has 1 current input and 4-voltage input. (Frequency is show according to input value of A-phase voltage.)
D I S P L A Y M E A S U R E VOL T ( VAB ) : 0 . 0 0 V , < 1 / 1 5 0 . 0 2 / 1 5 0 . 0 3 / 1 5 0 . 0 4 / 1 5 V , < 0 . 0 5 / 1 5 V , < 0 . 0 6 / 1 5 V , < 0 . 0 7 / 1 5 V , < 0 . 0 8 / 1 5 A , < 0 . 0 9 / 1 5 V , < 0 . 0
VOL T ( VBC ) : 0 . 0 0 V , <
VOL T ( VCA ) : 0 . 0 0 V , <
VOL T ( VA ) : 0 . 0 0
VOL T ( VB ) : 0 . 0 0
VOL T ( VC ) : 0 . 0 0
VOL T ( VN ) : 0 . 0 0
CURR ( I A ) : 0 . 0 0
SEQ ( V 0 ) : 0 . 0 0
SEQ ( V 1 ) : 0 . 0 0 V , <
1 0 / 1 5 0 . 0 1 1 / 1 5 V , < 0 . 0
SEQ ( V 2 ) : 0 . 0 0
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THD ( VA ) : 0 . 0 %
1 2 / 1 5
THD ( VB ) : 0 . 0 %
1 3 / 1 5
THD ( VC ) : 0 . 0 %
1 4 / 1 5
FREQUENCY : 0 . 0 0Hz
1 5 / 1 5
4.4.1.7. DISPLAY/SYSTEM INFO. This menu is used to display the system information of DSP S/W versions for maintenance.
D I S P L A Y S Y S T E M I NFO . PAC - E 5 0 0 Ve r : V1 . 0 0
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4.4.2 SETTING Menu

SETTING menu is composed of SYSTEM and PROTECTION sub menus. This menu is used for settings modification. Basically, modifying settings and viewing are carried out in 2 ways: through LCD and keypad, and engineering tool batch download using Setting software. SETTING menu has 2 submenus; SYSTEM is for the general system setup and PROT COMP is for protection elements. Password enter is always required when the setting values are to be changed, and the updated setting values are stored and reflected after yes/no confirmation escaping SETTING menu. And, once the password is entered using ENT key, it doesnt need to be entered again while in SETTING menu. New values are set and selected using arrow keys and ENT keypad button.
S E T T I N G
ENT
S E T T I N G S Y S T E M S E T T I N G P R O T E C T I O N
4.4.2.1. SETTING/SYSTEM SYSTEM menu is composed of POWER SYSTEM, CB CONTROL, PT FUSE MONITOR, COM, DNP3.0, CONTACT INPUT, CONTACT OUTPUT, LED, and PASSWORD. POWER SYSTEM is used for setting of frequency, frequency tracking, phase CT ratio and ground CT. CB CONTROL is used for time setting TRIP and CLOSE PULSE. PT FUSE MONITOR is used for time of CB pulse setting. COM is used for communication setting. DNP3.0 is used for setting of DNP when communication method is DNP3.0. CONTACT INPUT / OUTPUT and LED are used for setting contact input/output and Programmable LED respectively. PASSWORD is used when change password.
S E T T I N G S Y S T E M S Y S T E M P OW E R S Y S T E M C B CON T ROL SY S T EM
S Y S T E M P T FUSE MON I T OR
S Y S T E M C O M S Y S T E M D N P 3 . 0
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S Y S T E M C O N T A C T S Y S T E M C O N T A C T S Y S T E M L E D S Y S T E M P A S S WO R D OU T PU T I NPUT
4.4.2.2.
SETTING/SYSTEM/POWER SYSTEM
POWER SYSTEM is used for setting of frequency, frequency tracking, phase CT ratio, phase PT primary, phase PT secondary, ground PT primary, ground PT secondary and PT connect.
S E T T I N G P OW E R S YS T EM FREQUENCY : 6 0 H z TRACK 2 / 1 0 1 / 1 0
FREQ :
D I SABLE CT 5 PT RAT I O3 / 1 0 : 5 PR I V 5 / 1 0 V 6 / 1 0 4 / 1 0
PHS : PHS : PHS : PHS :
0 1 1 0 . 0 PT PR I
0 1 1 0 . 0 PT S EC V S EC V S EC V
1 1 0 . 0 PT
GND :
7 / 1 0
1 1 0 . 0 PT
GND :
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8 / 1 0
1 1 0 . 0
GND : PT :
PT
S EC V
9 / 1 0
1 1 0 . 0
CONNEC T WY E
1 0 / 1 0
Item FREQUENCY FREQ TRACK PHS CT RATIO PHS PT PRI PHS PT PRI PHS PT SEC GND PT PRI GND PT PRI GND PT SEC PT CONNECT
Range 50Hz / 60Hz ENABLE/DISABLE 1 ~ 6000: 5 1 ~ 1000 0.0 ~ 999.9 50.0 ~ 250.0 0 ~ 1000 0.0 ~ 999.9 50.0 ~ 250.0 WYE / DELTA
Setting unit
1 1 0.1 0.1 1 0.1 0.1
Basic value 60Hz DISABLE 5 0 110.0 110.0 0 110.0 110.0 WYE
Description Frequency setting Frequency tracking setting Phase CT ratio setting Ground CT ratio setting Phase PT Primary setting Phase PT Secondary setting Ground PT Primary setting Ground PT Primary setting Ground PT Secondary setting PT connect setting
<Table 4.4.2.2. POWER SYSTEM Setting Item>
4.4.2.3.
SETTING/SYSTEM/CB CONTROL
CB CONTROL is used for time setting TRIP and CLOSE PULSE.

S E T T I N G C B CON T ROL TR I P : 5 . 0 PULSE s PULSE s 2 / 2 1 / 2
CLOSE : 5 . 0
Item TRIP PULSE CLOSE PULSE
Range 0.1 ~ 5.0s 0.1 ~ 5.0s
Setting unit 0.1s 0.1s
Basic value 5.0s 5.0s
Description Time setting of CB Trip Time setting of CB Close
<Table 4.4.2.3. CB CONTROL Setting Item>
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4.4.2.4. SETTING/SYSTEM/ PT FUSE MONITOR PT FUSE MONITOR functions monitor of connecting transformer. FUSE MONITOR is composed of FUNCTION, POS UV PKP, NEG OV PKP and DELAY, used for setting of use or not of monitoring function, positive under voltage pickup, negative over voltage pickup and delay time of operation.
S E T T I N G P T FUSE MON I T OR F UNC T I ON : D I SABLE UV V PKP V 4 / 4 s 3 / 4 PKP 2 / 4 1 / 4
POS :
1 7 0 OV
NEG :
1 7 0
DELAY : 6 0 . 0 0
Item FUNCTION POS UV PKP NEG OV PKP DELAY
Range ENABLE/DISABLE 5 ~ 170 V 5 ~ 170 V 0.00 ~ 60.00sec
Setting unit 1V 1V 0.01s
Basic value 170V 170V 60.00sec
Description Setting of use or not Setting of positive under voltage pickup Setting of negative over voltage pickup Delay time setting of operation
<Table 4.4.2.4. PT FUSE FAILURE MONITORING Setting Item >
4.4.2.5.
SETTING/SYSTEM/COM
COM menu is composed of FUNCTION, SLAVE ADDR, BPS, and PROTOCOL and each menu set up communication function, slave address, BPS and protocol.
S E T T I N G C O M F UNC T I ON : D I SABLE ADDR 1 3 / 4 3 0 0 2 / 4 1 / 4
SLAVE : BPS :
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PROTOCOL : MOD B U S
4 / 4
Item FUNCTION SLAVE ADDR BPS PROTOCOL
Range ENABLE/DISABLE 1 ~ 65534 300 ~ 38400 MODBUS/DNP3.0/IEC870
Setting unit 1
Basic value DISABLE 1 9600 MODBUS
Description Setting of use or not Slave address setting Setting of communication speed Protocol setting
<Table 4.4.2.5. COM Setting Item>
4.4.2.6.
SETTING/SYSTEM/DNP3.0
DNP3.0 menu is composed of TX DELAY, LINK CONFIRM, LINK RETRY, LINK TIMEOUT, SBO TIMEOUT, WR TIME INT and COLD RESTART, and each menu set up Tx delay, Link confirm, Link retry, Link timeout, SBO timeout, Write time interval and Cold restart.
S E T T I N G D N P 3 . 0 TX : L I NK : DELAY 0 ms e c 2 / 7 1 / 7
CON F I RM
NEVER RETRY 1 T I MEOU T 1 ms e c 5 / 7 4 / 7 3 / 7
L I NK : L I NK : SBO : WR : COL D :
T I MEOU T 1 T I ME 0 ms e c I NT m i n
6 / 7
RESTART
7 / 7
D I SABLE
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Item TX DELAY LINK CONFIRM LINK RETRY LINK TIMEOUT SBO TIMEOUT WR TIME INT COLD RESTART
Range 0 ~ 65000msec NEVER/ALWAYS /SOMETIMES 0~5 1 ~ 65000msec 1 ~ 65000msec 0 ~ 65000min ENABLE/DISABLE
Setting unit 1msec
Basic value 0msec NEVER
Description Tx delay setting Link confirm setting Link retry setting Link timeout setting SBO timeout setting Write time interval setting Cold restart setting
1msec 1msec 1msec 1min
0 1msec 1msec 0min DISABLE
<Table 4.4.2.6. DNP3.0 Setting Item>
4.4.2.7. SETTING/SYSTEM/CONTACT INPUT PAC-E500 has 4 Contact Input, it set each contact input CONTACT INPUT. There are NOT CONNECTED, CB OPENED, CB CLOSED, ANNUN RESET, PROT BLOCK and GENERAL INPUT in setting value of CONTACT INPUT. That CB may control, only if one or more contact inputs are allocated for CB Open/Closed status. In that case, CB is controlled the fastest contact input.
S E T T I N G C O N T A C T I NPUT CON T : I N# 1 1 / 4
NOT _ CONNEC T ED I N# 2 2 / 4
CON T :
CON T :
CON T :
NOT _ CONNEC T ED
Item
Range NOT_CONNECTED/ CB_OPENED/ CB_CLOSED/ ANNUN_RESET/ PROT_BLOCK/ GENERAL_INPUT
Setting unit
Basic value
Description
CONT IN #1~#4
NOT_CONNECTED
Setting of contact input
<Table 4.4.2.7.1. CONTACT INPUT Setting Item>
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Contact Input elements NOT_CONNECTED CB_OPENED CB_CLOSED ANNUN_RESET PROT_BLOCK GENERAL_INPUT
Description No effect Open CB, when input is logic 1. Close CB, when input is logic 1 Operate Annunciator Reset, if there is status change of Input Logic. Do action that protection element make BLOCK, when input is logic 1 and BLOCK of protection element is Yes. Used general Contact Input
<Table 4.4.2.7.2. CONTACT INPUT Setting elements>
4.4.2.8. SETTING/SYSTEM/CONTACT OUTPUT PAC-E500 has 4 Contact output and Contact output is set at CONTACT OUTPUT. There are LOGIC, 8 INPUT, RESET TYPE and RESET DELAY in setting value of Contact Output . Setting factor of LOGIC has OR8 and AND8 that are composed 8 Non-Inverting Input, and HALF-OR8 and HALF-AND8 that are composed 4 Non Inverting Input and 4 Inverting Input. Setting Factor of INPUT has System status, Contact Input/Output status and Operating status protection element, and RESET TYPE has two setting items; 1) SELF with RESET DELAY time and 2) MANUAL of LATCH type. RESET DELAY has Off Reset Delay time between 0.00sec ~ 60.00sec.
S E T T I N G C O N T A C T OUT PUT C O N T A C T C O N T OU T PU T
OU T # 1 OU T PU T
C O N T A C T C O N T
OU T # 2 OU T PU T
OU T # 3 OU T PU T
OU T # 4
- CONTACT OUT (CONT OUT#1 ~ 4)

C O N T A C T C O N T OUT PUT L OG I C : OR 8 2 / 1 1 1 / 1 1 OU T # 1
I NPUT # 1 : L _OF F
3 / 1 1
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4 / 1 1
5 / 1 1
6 / 1 1
7 / 1 1
8 / 1 1
I NPUT # 8 : L _OF F TYPE
9 / 1 1
RESET : SELF
1 0 / 1 1
RESET :
DELAY 1 1 / 1 1 s
6 0 . 0 0
Item LOGIC INPUT #1~#8 RESET TYPE RESET DELAY
Range OR8/HALF-OR8/ AND8/HALF-AND8 Refer to Table 3.2.3.3. SELF/MANUAL 0.00 ~ 60.00sec
Setting unit
Basic value OR8
Description Operator setting Input setting of Operator Form of Contact Output setting Off delay setting (Activated when RESET TYPE is SELF)
0.01sec
0.00sec
<Table 4.4.2.8. CONTACT OUTPUT Setting Item>
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4.4.2.9.
SETTING/SYSTEM/LED
PAC-E500 provides 4 Programmable LED for the convenience of user. The setting method is same with CONTACT OUTPUT.
S E T T I N G L E D L E D L E D # 1 L E D L E D # 2 L E D L E D # 3 L E D L E D # 4
- LED (LED#1 ~ 4)
L E D L E D # 1 L OG I C : OR 8 2 / 1 1 1 / 1 1
3 / 1 1
4 / 1 1
5 / 1 1
6 / 1 1
7 / 1 1
8 / 1 1
9 / 1 1
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RESET : SELF
TYPE
1 0 / 1 1
RESET :
DELAY 1 1 / 1 1 s
6 0 . 0 0
Item LOGIC INPUT #1~#8 RESET TYPE RESET DELAY
Range OR8/HALF-OR8/ AND8/HALF-AND8 Reference Table 3.2.3.3. SELF/MANUAL 0.00 ~ 60.00sec
Setting unit
Basic value OR8
Description Operator setting Input setting of Operator Form of Contact Output setting Off delay setting (Activated when RESET TYPE is SELF)
0.01sec
0.00sec
<Table 4.4.2.9. LED Setting Item>
4.4.2.10.
SETTING/SYSTEM/PASSWORD
There are 2 types of passwords for PAC-E500: Settings modification password and Control action password. Both passwords are same and 4-digit decimal 0~9 numbers and have the initial values of 0000 on delivery of PAC-E500.
S Y S T E M P A S S WO R D N EW : P A S S WO R D
* * * *
[PASSWORDS setting steps] 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) Right arrow key from PASSWORDS menu in Menu Tree Select which password to change using Up/Down keys and Right key Enter original settings modification password if required Change or select each of 4 digit values using arrow keys and ENT key Save setting changes in escaping SETTING menu or Change other values
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4.4.2.11.
SETTING/PROTECTION
PROTECTION menu is composed of protection elements, OV1 (59_1), OV2 (59_2), UV1 (27_1), UV2 (27_1), OVG1 (59G_1), OVG2 (59G_2), OVG3 (59G_3), NSOV (47) and UF (81), and is used setting each of protection elements.
S E T T I N G P R O T E C T I O N P R O T E C T I O N O V 1 ( 5 9 _ 1 ) P R O T E C T I O N O V 2 ( 5 9 _ 2 ) P R O T E C T I O N U V 1 ( 2 7 _ 1 ) P R O T E C T I O N U V 2 ( 2 7 _ 2 ) P R O T E C T I O N O V G 1 ( 5 9 G _ 1 ) P R O T E C T I O N O V G 2 ( 5 9 G _ 2 ) P R O T E C T I O N O V G 3 ( 5 9 G _ 3 ) P R O T E C T I O N N S O V ( 4 7 ) P R O T E C T I O N U F ( 8 1 )
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4.4.2.12. SETTING/PROTECTION/OV1 (59_1) OV1 (59_1) is Over Voltage protection including Definite Time-delayed. It operates Definite Time characteristic, when MODE is DEFINITE TIME, and operates voltage Inverse Time Delayed characteristic, when MODE is INVERSE CURVE.
P R O T E C T I O N O V 1 ( 5 9 _ 1 ) F UNC T I ON : D I SABLE 2 / 5 T I ME 3 / 5 V 4 / 5 s 4 / 5 1 / 5
MO D E : DEF I N I TE
P I CKUP : 1 7 0
DELAY : 6 0 . 0 0
MU L T I P L I E R : 1 0 . 0 0
BLOCK : NO
5 / 5
Item FUNCTION MODE PICKUP DELAY
Range ENABLE/DISABLE DEFINITE TIME / INVERSE CURVE 5~170V 0.00 ~ 60.00sec
Setting unit
Basic value DISABLE DEFINITE TIME 170V 0.00sec
Description Protection Elements setting Operation Mode setting Pickup setting Operation delay time setting (Setting when Mode is Definite Time) Multiplier setting (Setting when Mode is Inverse Curve) Ban protection function It is set PROT_BLOCK of Contact Input, and banned protection function when Contact input status is Logic 1.
1V 0.01sec
MULTIPLIER 0.01 ~ 10.00
0.01
10.00
BLOCK
YES/NO
NO
<Table 4.4.2.12. OVG1 (59_1) Setting Item>
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4.4.2.13. SETTING/PROTECTION/OV2 (59_2) OV2 (59_2) is Over Voltage protection including Definite Time-delayed. It operates Definite Time characteristic, when MODE is DEFINITE TIME, and operates voltage Inverse Time Delayed characteristic, when MODE is INVERSE CURVE.
P R O T E C T I O N O V 1 ( 5 9 _ 1 ) F UNC T I ON : D I SABLE 2 / 5 T I ME 3 / 5 V 4 / 5 s 4 / 5 1 / 5
P I CKUP : 1 7 0
DELAY : 6 0 . 0 0
MU L T I P L I E R : 1 0 . 0 0
BLOCK : NO
5 / 5
Setting unit
1V 0.01sec
0.01
10.00
BLOCK
YES/NO
NO
<Table 4.4.2.13. OVG2 (59_2) Setting Item>
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4.4.2.14. SETTING/PROTECTION/UV1 (27_1) UV1 (27_1) is Over Voltage protection including Definite Time-delayed. It operates Definite Time characteristic, when MODE is DEFINITE TIME, and operates voltage Inverse Time Delayed characteristic, when MODE is INVERSE CURVE.
P R O T E C T I O N U V 1 ( 2 7 _ 1 ) F UNC T I ON : D I SABLE 2 / 5 T I ME 3 / 5 V 4 / 5 s 4 / 5 1 / 5
P I CKUP : 1 7 0
DELAY : 6 0 . 0 0
MU L T I P L I E R : 1 0 . 0 0
BLOCK : NO
5 / 5
Setting unit
1V 0.01sec
0.01
10.00
BLOCK
YES/NO
NO
<Table 4.4.2.14. UV1 (27_1) Setting Item>
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4.4.2.15. SETTING/PROTECTION/UV2 (27_2) UV1 (27_2) is Over Voltage protection including Definite Time-delayed. It operates Definite Time characteristic, when MODE is DEFINITE TIME, and operates voltage Inverse Time Delayed characteristic, when MODE is INVERSE CURVE.
P R O T E C T I O N U V 1 ( 2 7 _ 2 ) F UNC T I ON : D I SABLE 2 / 5 T I ME 3 / 5 V 4 / 5 s 4 / 5 1 / 5
P I CKUP : 1 7 0
DELAY : 6 0 . 0 0
MU L T I P L I E R : 1 0 . 0 0
BLOCK : NO
5 / 5
Setting unit
1V 0.01sec
0.01
10.00
BLOCK
YES/NO
NO
<Table 4.4.2.15. UV2 (27_2) Setting Item>
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4.4.2.16. SETTING/PROTECTION/OVG1 (59G_1) OVG1 (59G_1) is Ground Over Voltage protection including Definite Time-delayed. It operates Definite Time characteristic, when MODE is DEFINITE TIME, and operates voltage Inverse Time Delayed characteristic, when MODE is INVERSE TRIP or INVERSE ALARM in accordance with each time characteristic curve.
P R O T E C T I O N O V G 1 ( 5 9 G _ 1 ) F UNC T I ON : D I SABLE 2 / 5 T I ME 3 / 5 V 4 / 5 s 4 / 5 1 / 5
P I CKUP : 1 7 0
DELAY : 6 0 . 0 0
MU L T I P L I E R : 1 0 . 0 0
BLOCK : NO
5 / 5
Setting unit
1V 0.01sec
0.01
10.00
BLOCK
YES/NO
NO
<Table 4.4.2.16.OVG1 (59G_1) Setting Item>
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P I CKUP : 1 7 0
DELAY : 6 0 . 0 0
MU L T I P L I E R : 1 0 . 0 0
BLOCK : NO
5 / 5
Setting unit
1V 0.01sec
0.01
10.00
BLOCK
YES/NO
NO
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P I CKUP : 1 7 0
DELAY : 6 0 . 0 0
MU L T I P L I E R : 1 0 . 0 0
BLOCK : NO
5 / 5
Setting unit
1V 0.01sec
0.01
10.00
BLOCK
YES/NO
NO
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4.4.2.19. SETTING/PROTECTION/NSOV (47) NSOV (47) is Negative Sequence Phase Over Voltage protection. In case of the negative phase voltage higher than pick-up, it operates Definite Time characteristic that has operate time.
P R O T E C T I O N N S O V ( 4 7 ) F UNC T I ON : D I SABLE 2 / 4 V 3 / 4 s 4 / 4 1 / 4
P I CKUP : 1 7 0
DELAY : 6 0 . 0 0
BLOCK : NO
Item FUNCTION PICKUP DELAY
Range ENABLE/DISABLE 5~170V 0.00 ~ 60.00sec
Setting unit 1V 0.01sec
Basic value DISABLE 170V 0.00sec
Description Protection Elements setting Pickup setting Operation delay time setting (Setting when Mode is Definite Time) Ban protection function It is set PROT_BLOCK of Contact Input, and banned protection function when Contact input status is Logic 1.
BLOCK
YES/NO
NO
<Table 4.4.2.19.NSOV (47) Setting Item> 4.4.2.20. SETTING/PROTECTION/UF (81) UF (81) is Under Frequency protection. In case of the frequency of A-phase voltage lower than FREQ PICKUP, it operates and requisite fault detection is added when each Block element is set. Voltage is input lower than UV PICKUP when UV PICKUP is set and in case of under frequency the protection element doesnt operate blocked. And OC BLOCK and dF/dT BLOCK operate in the same way.
P R O T E C T I O N U F ( 8 1 ) F UNC T I ON : UV : D I SABLE P I CKUP 1 7 0 V 2 / 1 0 1 / 1 0
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OC :
P I CKUP 1 0 . 0 0 A
3 / 1 0
dF / dT :
PKP Hz
4 / 1 0
- 1 0 . 0 0
FREQ :
P I CKUP Hz
5 / 1 0
6 5 . 0 0
DELAY : UV : OC : 1 8 0 . 0 0 BLOCK NO BLOCK NO BLOCK s
6 / 1 0
7 / 1 0
8 / 1 0
dF / dT : NO
9 / 1 0
BLOCK : NO
1 0 / 1 0
Item FUNCTION UV PICKUP OC PICKUP dF/dT PKP FREQ PICKUP DELAY UV BLOCK OC BLOCK dF/dT BLOCK
Range ENABLE/DISABLE 5~170V 0.10 ~ 20.00*In -10.00 ~ -0.10Hz 45.00 ~ 65.00Hz 0.00 ~ 180.00sec YES/NO YES/NO YES/NO
Setting unit 1V 0.01*In 0.01Hz 0.01Hz 0.01sec
Basic value DISABLE 170V 20.00*In -10.00Hz 59.00Hz
Description Protection Elements setting Under Voltage Pickup setting Over Current Pickup setting Transient frequency Pickup setting Frequency Pickup setting
BLOCK
YES/NO
180.00sec Operation delay time setting NO Under Voltage Block setting NO Over Current Block setting NO Transient frequency Block setting Ban protection function It is set PROT_BLOCK of Contact NO Input, and banned protection function when Contact input status is Logic 1.
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4.4.3 COMMAND Menu

<Table 4.4.2.20. UF (81) Setting Item> COMMAND menu is composed of CONT OUT TEST and PANEL TEST sub menus. This menu is used to test output contacts and LCD/LEDs of front-face display panel. All the submenus are required to enter the password.
C O M M A N D
ENT
C O M M A N D C O N T OU T TEST
C O M M A N D P A N E L TEST
4.4.3.1.
COMMAND/CONT OUT TEST
CONT OUT TEST command is used to test contact outputs individually.

C O M M A N D C O N T OU T TEST CON T : OUT # 1 1 / 4
CON T :
CON T :
CON T :
DE ENERG I Z ED
[CONT OUT TEST command steps] 1) 2) 3) 4) Right arrow key from CONT OUT TEST menu in Menu Tree Select test item of 16 contact outputs using Up/Down key and Right key Enter settings modification password if required Execute Energized or DeEnergized test using Up/Down key Run/Test LED blinking green or Error message 5) Left key to escape and Repeat steps 2~4 for other items
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4.4.3.2. COMMAND/PANEL TEST PANEL TEST command is used to test LCD and LEDs on front-face display panel.
C O M M A N D P A N E L TEST TESTTESTTEST TEST TESTTESTTEST TEST
[PANEL TEST command steps] 1) Right arrow key from PANEL TEST menu in Menu Tree 2) Enter settings modification password and Right arrow key again 3) LCD and all LEDs blinking or Error message, and Return to Menu Tree
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5 Dimensions and External Connections

PAC-E500 is designed as draw-out type, and external connection, installation, and maintenance are easily managed.
5.1
DIMENSIONED DRAWINGS
<Figure 5.1 Dimensioned Drawings of PAC-E500>

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5.1.
Terminal Block Diagram
<Figure 5.2 Terminal Block Diagram of PAC-E500>

PAC-E500
No 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Description IA+ VA+ VB+ VC+ VN+ TS1_COM TS2_COM TS3_COM TS4_COM TS4_NC DI1_COM DI2_COM PWR+ PWRFG No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Description IAVAVBVCVNTS1_NO TS2_NO TS3_NO TS3_NC TS4_NO DI1_P DI2_P DI3_P DI4_P DI3_4_COM
<Table 5.2 Terminal Block Diagram Table>
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5.2
EXTERNAL CONNECTIONS
5.2.1 Control Source

Control source or Energizing input to PAC-E500 necessitates validation between the permitted ranges. If the control source is connected to other than control source terminal, protection units and internal circuits are damaged.
AC or DC
SURGE
PWR+
PWR-
30
28
29
Internally Fused
PAC-E500 PAC-E100
<Figure 5.3.1 Control Source Terminal Connection of PAC-E500 >
5.2.2 CT Connections
Refer to the Table 5.2. Terminal Block Diagram Table in the above
PAC-E500
16 1
IA+ IA-
<Figure 5.3.2. CT Connections>
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5.2.3 PT Connections
Refer to the Table 5.2. Terminal Block Diagram Table in the above.
PAC-E500
Fuse
Fuse
17 2 18 3 19 4
VA+ VAVB+ VBVC+ VC-
<Figure 5.3.3.1. V-Connections PT Connections ABC Rotation>
PAC-E500
Fuse
Fuse
Fuse
17 2 18 3 19 4
VA+ VAVB+ VBVC+ VC-
<Figure 5.3.3.2. Normal PT Connections>
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PAC-E500
Fuse
Fuse
Fuse
17 2 18 3 19 4
VA+ VAVB+ VBVC+ VC-
<Figure 5.3.3.3. 3P4L PT Connections>
PAC-E500
20 20
VN+ VN-
<Figure 5.3.3.4. GPT Connections>
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5.2.4 Input/Output Contacts Connection

+
6 21
T C
PAC-E500
TS1_NO TS1_COM
(Wet)
DC 125V
11 26
DI1_P DI1_N
<Figure 5.3.4 DI & DO Connection of PAC-E500>
5.2.5 RS232 Port Connection

PAC-E500
1: NA 2: TXD 1 3: RXD 4: NA 5: Signal Ground 5 6: NA 7: NA 9 Pins 8: NA RS232 9: NA D-sub Connector Female
Notebook PC
Pin No. 2 & 3
RS232 D-sub Connector
<Figure 5.3.5 RS232 Port Connection of PAC-E500>
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5.2.6 RS485 Port Connection

PAC-E500 SCADA
+ Chassis Grounded only (*) ZT : 120 (Terminal Resistor)
5
ZT (*) SHIELD
Twisted Pair
2:RS485_DATA+ 3:RS485_DATA5:RS485_COM
Rear RS485 D-sub Connector
<Figure 5.3.6 RS485 Port Connection of PAC-E500>
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5.2.7 Wiring Diagram

A B C A B C
16
17
18
19
20
IA +
IA -
VA +
VA -
VB +
VB -
VC +
VC -
VN +
VN -
Current Inputs
Voltage Input
11
DI1_P
26
DI1_COM
12
DI2_P
27
DI2_COM
C o n t a c t I n p u t s
DIGITAL I/O C o n t a c t
TS1_NO
TS1_COM
21
TS2_NO
TS2_COM
22
13
DI3_P
TS3_NO
14
DI4_P
15
DI3_4_COM
DC AC or DC
O u t p u t s
TS3_COM
23
TS3_NC
TS4_NO
10
TS4_COM
24
28
POWER+
POWER
TS4_NC
25
29
POWER-
POWER RS232C RS232C RS485
30
SURGE
DB-9
Front
DB-9
Rear
DB-9
Rear
<Figure 5.3.7 Wiring Diagram>
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6 Setting & Configuration Software

Operate status, setting and metering information are shown and changed through Setting software of PAC-E500.
6.1
SETTING SOFTWARE
Modification of settings or/and system configuration is generally performed using keypad buttons in the LCD menu on front panel of PAC-E500. But this job is handled item by item at one time. So, this setting tool is used to facilitate a batch job. Refer to the figure of RS232 connection in the previous section, and the ModBus protocol is used. All the data can be saved in files as project concept and the specific setting values are downloaded to PAC-E500 just by opening the saved project data file. Other functions include event data uploading & listing, fault data uploading, and data printing. : Certainly, COMport must be used 1 port of front or rear because RS232C port located front and rear panel of PACE500 is not communicate at the same time.
Caution
6.1.1 Program Menu

Setting software menu is composed of port setting, file input/output and setting of relay, and each menu is described below. Program Menu Device Selecting Open Save Report COM Connect Disconnect Upload Download Setting Monitor About New Close Save As Exit Selected 3 kind of PAC-E Series (3 type) Saved Project File Loading Edited Data Saving to File Edited Data Saving to Text File and Printing Communication Port Selection on PC. (Addr: 1 fixed) RS232 Port Communication Connection and Initialization Communication Disconnection and Port Closing Set Data on PAC-E500 Transfer from PAC-E500 to PC Edited Data on the program Transfer from PC to PAC-E500. Open setting page of System, Protection, Contact In/Out, LED Open indicating page of Measuring value, status of self-diagnosis, Contact input/output and LED output. Version Information of Setting Software New Project Generation for Setting Finished Project Generation for Setting Edited Data Saving to File as Different Name Program Exit <Table 6.1.1. Program Menu>
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6.1.2 Device Selecting

It must be selected to control relay model because setting software is program that control 3 types relay by 1 program. Press Device Selecting ( ) button, show window as below figure and select to control relay model.
<Figure 6.1.2. Device Selecting>
6.1.3 Communication Port Setting

It can use to select 1 of 15 ports and another COMport when it cant use COMport due to other equipment. Address is fixed 1 when communicate through RS232C port. It must be set Address as COM Address of PAC-E500 when communicate through RS485 port.
<Figure 6.1.3. Port setting>
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6.1.4 System Configuration

This configuration is related to general system setting of PAC-E500. Setting items are Power System, Circuit Breaker Control, Password, COM, and DNP communication. Each items function is the same as that of LCD menu on front panel, and refer to chapter 4 Operational Description for more detailed explanation.
<Figure 6.1.4. Setting Tool-System Configuration>
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6.1.5 Protection Setting

This setting is a main settings modification of PAC-E500 and is related to the setting items of protection elements. In the sub-frames, it is separated into OVR (OV1, OV2), UVR (UV1, UV2), OVGR (OVG1, OVG2, OVG3), NSOV (47) and UF (81). The selected TC curve represents each inverse time element and reflects the change of time dial multiplier. Refer to LCD setting menu on chapter 4 Operational Description for more detailed explanation.
<Figure 6.1.5. Setting Tool-Protection >
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6.1.6 Contact In/Out Setting

This setting is set up contact input/output of PAC-E500. Setting items are 4 Contact Input and 4 Contact Output. Refer to LCD setting menu on chapter 4 Operational Description for more detailed explanation.
<Figure 6.1.6. Setting Tool-Contact Input/Output>
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6.1.7 LED Setting

This setting is each of Programmable LED respectively. Refer to LCD setting menu on chapter 4 Operational Description for more detailed explanation.
<Figure 6.1.7. Setting Tool-Programmable LED>
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6.1.8 Monitor
Monitor display shows status monitoring of PAC-E500. Elements or status monitoring is composed of Measurement, Self Diagnosis, Protection Component, LED Output, Breaker and Contact Input/ Output, and there is Annun Reset button on front panels left. Refer to LCD setting menu on chapter 4 Operational Description for more detailed explanation.
<Figure 6.1.8. Setting Tool-Monitoring>
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Appendix A. TC Characteristics Curves
<Figure A.1 Over Voltage Curve>
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<Figure A.2 Under Voltage Curve>
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<Figure A.3 Ground Over Voltage TRIP Curve>
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<Figure A.4 Ground Over Voltage Alarm Curve>
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Appendix B. Ordering Option

P A C - E 5 0 0 I P C
Ordering Option : Communication
1 2 3
Communication : Modbus Communication : DNP3.0 Communication : IEC870-5-103
Ordering Option : Power Supply
1 2
- Power Supply : 24 ~ 48 V Power Supply : 80 ~ 300VDC or 110V
Ordering Option : Normal Current
1 2
- Normal Current : 1A - Normal Current : 5A
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Head of Office & Factory
Address Phone Fax #304, Anyang Megavalley, 799, Kwanyang-dong, Dongahn-ku, Anyang-city, Kyongki-do, 431-080, Korea 82 31 4205791 82 31 4205793
Seoul Office
Address Phone Fax Homepage 6F, Kwangmyong B/D, 115-3, Bangi-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul, 138-050 Korea 82 2 22408106 82 2 22408195 http://www.pnctech.co.kr/
Contact Person
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2.2 Protection Elements .......................................................... 8

2.3 Environmental Tests .......................................................... 9

3.2 Additional Functions ....................................................... 18

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4 Operational Description ............................................. 23

COMMAND Menu .................................................................... 54

4.4.3.1. COMMAND/CONT OUT TEST.................................................. 54 4.4.3.2. COMMAND/PANEL TEST ........................................................ 55

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5 Dimensions and External Connections .................... 56

6 Setting & Configuration Software ............................. 64

Appendix A. TC Characteristics Curves ....................... 71 Appendix B. Ordering Option......................................... 75

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FUNCTIONAL SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM

Measurement (V, V0, V1, V2, F, VG)

<Figure 1.2. PAC-E500 Functional Single Line Diagram>

Device Number 59_1,2 27_1,2 47 81 59G_1,2,3 52

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2.1.1 Current Input

2.1.2 Rated Control Source

2.1.3 Rated Frequency

2.1.4 Contact Output

2.1.5 Contact Input

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2.2.1 Over Voltage Protection

2.2.2 Under Voltage Protection

2.2.3 Ground Over Voltage Protection

2.2.4 Negative Phase Sequence Over Voltage Protection

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2.2.5 Under Frequency Protection

2.3.1 Insulation Tests

Dielectric test voltage

Impulse test voltage

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2.3.2 Electromagnetic Compatibility Tests

IEC60255-22-4 class , ANSI/IEEE C37.90.1

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IEC60255-22-3 class ANSI/IEEE C37.90.2

2.3.3 Mechanical Tests

2.3.4 Environmental Conditions

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3.1.1 Over Voltage

10.5 T = 1.75 TM (sec ) V 1 Vs

CON N ECTION = PROT_ BLK . . . CON T IN #4 = ON

CON N ECTION = PROT_ BLK

MODE = DEFIN ITE TIME

CONT IN #1~#4-1: Contact input is LOGIC 1

<Figure 3.1.1. OV1 (59_1), OV2 (59_2) Logic Diagram>

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3.1.2 Under Voltage

Logic Diagram of Under Voltage element operation is as follows.

27_ PKP_ A 27_ PKP_ OR

CON N ECTION = PROT_ BLK . . . CON T IN #4 = ON

CON N ECTION = PROT_ BLK

MODE = DEFIN ITE TIME

VA / VB / VC : A/B/C phase Feeder VA/VB/VC: A/B/C

CONNECTION-PROT_BLK: Connection of Contact input is shown PROT_BLK

<Figure 3.1.2. . UV1 (27_1), UV2 (27_2) Logic Diagram >

Over Voltage & Under Voltage Relay (PAC-E500) Users Manual

3.1.3 Ground Over Voltage

12.15 T = + 0.35 TM (sec) 2 V 1 Vs