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3.
DETERMINING
THE
SETTINGS
All
important
settings
on
the
distance
relays
LZ91, LZ92
and
I,Z92-1
are
thumb-
wheel
switches.
The
corresponding
setting
formulas
are
printed
on
the
frontplate
(see
Figures
9.3
to
9.8).
In
each
case
the
setting
in
the
correct
dimensions
is
obtained
by
inserting
the
number
indicated
on
the
thumbwheel
switches
in
the
formula
and
working
it
out.
The
settings
themselves
(e.g.
impedance
of
the
under
impedance
starting
uni
ts)
are
printed
in
italics.
Settings
which
are
normally
only
made
once
during
commissioning
are
miniature
switches
located
on
the
PCB's.
Information
relating
to
these
settings
is
marked
on
the
frontplate
of
the
KI91,
KZ91
respectively
KZ91-l
behind
the
hinged
flap
of
the
equipment
rack
(Figures
9.
3
to
9.
8) . A
symbol
shows
on
which
PCB
the
particular
functional
switch
is
to
be
found.
The
PCB's
in
the
units
KI91,
KZ91
respectively
KZ91-1
are
numbered
from
left
to
right
seen
from
the
front
and
as
marked
on
the
frontplate.
(There
is
no
PCB
3
in
KI91.)
Further
information
on
this
can
be
found
in
Section
3.9.
3.1
Selecting
the
operating
mode
3.1.1
Distance
relay
LZ91
A
choice
can
be
made
between
two
operating
modes
using
miniature
switch
1
on
PCB
1
of
unit
KI91
(Fig.
9.21):
Mode
A
Mode L
for
solidly
grounded
systems,
i.e.
earth
faults
have
to
be
tripped.
for
ungrounded
or
impedance
grounded
systems,
but
only
with
acyclical
phase-preference
for
cross-country
faults.
3.1.2
Distance
relay
LZ92
As
with
the
distance
relay
LZ91, a
choice
can
be
made
between
the
modes A
and
L
using
miniature
switch
1
on
PCB
1
of
unit
KZ91.
In
this
case,
however,
mode
1::::,
also
permits
cyclical
(LO
in
the
code)
as
well
as
acyclical
(Ll
in
the
code)
phase-preference
for
cross-country
faults.
This
change
is
made
by
appro-
priately
positioning
soldered
link
LB7
on
PCB
1
(see
Fig.
9.22).
Standard
phase-preferences
are
R
before
T
before
S
(acyclically)
respectively
R
before
T,
T
before
S,
S
before
T
(cyclically).
3.1.3
Distance
relay
LZ92-l
In
solidly
grounded
systems
in
which
it
is
essential
that
earth
faults
be
tripped
mode
j;-
should
be
set.
In
ungrounded
or
impedance
grounded
systems
the
same
phase-preference
must
be
set
as
is
used
in
the
rest
of
the
system.
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ModelModures LZ92-1
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