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GE Power Management 750/760 Feeder Management Relay
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INDEX
IAC ......................................................................... 12-4
IEC ......................................................................... 12-5
ran
g
e ...................................................................... 12-1
CUTOUTS
panel ........................................................................ 3-2
D
DATA LINK LAYER .................................................... 16-3
DATA LOGGER
modes....................................................................... 8-7
readin
g
..................................................................16-16
setpoints ................................................................... 8-7
software .................................................................. 4-12
SR750/760PC pro
g
ram ............................................ 4-12
DEAD TIME ............................................................... 16-3
DEFAULT MESSAGES
addin
g
..................................................................... 8-10
removin
g
................................................................. 8-10
setpoints ................................................................. 8-10
DEFINITE TIME CURVE ............................................ 12-2
DEMAND
actual values ........................................................... 6-14
apparent power .................................13-16, 17-19, 17-46
calculatin
g
methods................................................. 13-9
current ........................................................ 13-10, 17-17
description .............................................................. 13-9
reactive power...................................13-14, 17-18, 17-45
real power.........................................13-12, 17-18, 17-45
thermal demand characteristic ................................. 13-9
DIAGNOSTIC MESSAGES ........................................... 5-5
DIELECTRIC STRENGTH TESTING ............... 17-76, 17-77
DIMENSIONS .............................................................. 3-1
DIRECTIONAL OVERCURRENT
description .............................................................. 12-6
phase A polarizin
g
................................................... 12-6
DNP COMMUNICATIONS
description ................................................................ 8-3
device profile document ..........................................16-84
setpoints ................................................................... 8-3
DRAWOUT CASE
description ................................................................ 3-1
installation ................................................................ 3-1
seal .......................................................................... 3-1
DRY CONTACT CONNECTIONS ................................ 3-14
E
EARTH FAULT
restricted................................................................12-37
ENERGY ACTUAL VALUES ....................................... 6-13
ENTERING SETPOINTS
with SR750/760 PC ................................................... 4-8
EQUIPMENT MONITORING ......................................13-29
EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY .........................B-1
EVENT CAUSES
alarm ...................................................................... 6-21
control .................................................................... 6-21
g
eneral ................................................................... 6-21
lo
g
ic input ............................................................... 6-22
pickup ..................................................................... 6-21
trip.......................................................................... 6-21
warnin
g
....................................................................6-22
EVENT RECORDER
event cause interpretation ......................................16-14
event records ...........................................................6-18
event types ..............................................................6-20
readin
g
..................................................................16-13
setpoints ................................................................... 8-5
EVENT RECORDS......................................................6-18
EVENT TYPES ...........................................................6-20
EXCEPTION RESPONSES
description .............................................................16-11
error codes ............................................................16-11
F
FACTORY SERVICE.................................................15-10
FAST FOURIER TRANSFORM
processin
g
inputs .....................................................1-16
FAULT LOCATIONS .................................................... 6-6
FAULT LOCATOR
description ...............................................................13-7
monitorin
g
..............................................................17-44
FAULT VALUES .........................................................15-7
FEATURES ................................................................. 1-2
FFT
see FAST FOURIER TRANSFORM
FIGURE LIST .............................................................. A-1
FIRMWARE
up
g
radin
g
.................................................................. 4-7
FLASH MESSAGES ..................................................... 5-7
FLEXCURVES
setpoints ................................................................... 9-5
FREQUENCY
actual values............................................................6-10
decay.....................................................................12-60
protection elements ................................................12-58
FREQUENCY DECAY
lo
g
ic dia
g
ram .........................................................12-61
protection scheme ..................................................17-41
setpoints ................................................................12-60
FREQUENCY TRACKING ...........................................1-16
FRONT PANEL
description ................................................................ 5-1
operation .................................................................. 5-1
setpoints ................................................................... 8-9
usin
g
........................................................................ 2-1
G
GE POWER MANAGEMENT PRODUCTS CD ............... 4-3
GETTING STARTED .................................................... 2-1
GROUND CURRENT MEASUREMENT ......................17-12
GROUND DIRECTIONAL OVERCURRENT
control characteristics.............................................12-27
lo
g
ic dia
g
ram .........................................................12-29
protection scheme ..................................................17-31
setpoints ................................................................12-27
GROUND INPUTS ....................................................... 3-9
GROUND INSTANTANEOUS OVERCURRENT
lo
g
ic dia
g
ram .........................................................12-26
protection scheme ..................................................17-31
setpoints ................................................................12-25