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4-24 F650 Digital Bay Controller GEK-106310AB

4.1 ENERVISTA 650 SETUP SOFTWARE INTERFACE 4 HUMAN INTERFACES. SETTINGS & ACTUAL VALUES

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Default Chapter2
- Table of Contents2
1 Getting Started10
- Important Procedures10
- Overview17
- Enervista 650 Setup Software21
- Hardware27
2 Product Description30
- Overview30
- Ordering Code33
- Technical Specifications35
- External Connections60
3 Hardware62
- Module Description62
- Power Supply63
- Mechanical Description64
  - Mounting64
  - Rear Description67
- Wiring71
4 Human Interfaces74
- Introduction74
- Values74
5 Settings148
- Overview148
  - Setting Main Menu148
- Product Setup150
- System Setup168
- Protection Elements178
- Control Elements333
- Metering351
- Inputs / Outputs358
- Records365
7 Iec 61850 Protocol370
- Iec61850 Generic Substation State Event (Gsse)370
- Iec 61850 Profile for F650375
- Iec 61850 Configurator429
  - Overview429
  - Iec 61850 Configurator Tool429
8 Security458
- Adding Users458
  - User Rights458
- Changing Passwords459
- Enabling Security460
- Loging into Enervista 650 Setup461
  - Introduction462
  - Firmware Upgrade475
9 Communication Parameters462
- Summary of Main Steps485
  - Boot Code Upgrade (*)485
  - Firmware Upgrade (*)485
10 Commissioning486
- Visual Inspection486
- Out of Service Setting487
- General Considerations on the Power Supply Network488
- Isolation Tests489
- Indicators490
- Power Supply Testing491
- Communications492
- Verification of Measurement493
- Inputs and Outputs496
- Connections for Testing Protection Elements498
- Instantaneous Overcurrent (50Ph, 50Pl, 50N, 50G y 50Sg)499
- Time Overcurrent (51Ph, 51Pl, 51N, 51G and 46)500
- Directional Elements (67P, 67N, 67G, 67Sg)501
- Undervoltage Elements (27P, 27X)505
  - Element505
- Overvoltage Elements (59P, 59X, 59Nh, 59Nl, 47)506
- Frequency Elements (81O/81U)509
- Recloser510
- Thermal Image Element512
11 Application Examples514
- Example 1: Communication & Protection Settings Procedure514
- Example 2: Toc Protection + Reclosing Settings Procedure518
- Example 3: Procedure to Set an Operation521
  - Description of the Exercise521
    - Procedure521
  - Test523
12 Frequently Asked524
- Communications524
- Protection526
- Control and Hmi527
- Relay Configuration528
- Symptoms and Recommended Actions530
Logic Operands534
Access to F650 Data570
Modbus F650571
- Functions Used571
- Physical Layer571
- B.2.1 Functions Used571
- Data Link Layer572
- Generic Reading573
- B.2.4 Generic Reading573
- Generic Writing574
- B.2.5 Generic Writing574
- Function Codes575
- Exceptions and Error Responds575
- B.2.6 Function Codes575
Modbus Appendix577
- Data Management577
- Writing Settings577
- Snapshot Events577
- B.4.1 Data Management577
- Operations581
- B.4.4 Operations581
Output Writing583
- Control Events583
- B.5.1 Control Events583
- Event Structure584
- B.5.2 Event Structure584
Events Status Request(Alarms)586
- Control Events Retrieval from the Command Line586
- Serial Comunication586
- Ethernet Communication586
- Acknowledgement of Events (Alarms587
- Virtual Inputs Writing587
- User Map587
- Retrieving Oscilography588
- Time Synchronization588
  - B.6.7 Retrieving Oscilography588
  - B.6.9 Enqueueing Messages589
- B.6.11 Modbus Check Function590
Binary Input Points721
Dnp Configuration Examples723
- Configuring Dnp User Map723
- Example of Custom Binary Input Points Map725
- Multiple Dnp 3.0 Masters Communication with F650727
- Interoperability Document746
- F.1.1 Interoperability Document746
- Application Level752
- F.1.2 Application Level752

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