7.3 Event Settings
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Events and thresholds are set in the SYSTEM screen.
❖ Voltage/Power Event Settings (page 122)
❖ Harmonics Event Setting (page 126)
7.3 Event Settings
Item
Order
selection*2
Measure-
ment
selection*3
Positive and
negative*4
Channel selection*5 Threshold*1
Voltage frequency Approxi-
mately
PLL
source
- OFF 0 to 30 Hz
Voltage waveform com-
parison*6
1,2,3 - OFF 0 to 100%
External event*7
External
-OFFNone
Voltage transient
± 1,2,3,4 - OFF 0 to 2000 Vpk
Voltage swell 1,2,3 - OFF Threshold: 0 to 200%
Voltage dip 1,2,3 - OFF Threshold: 0 to 100%
Voltage interruption 1,2,3 - OFF Threshold: 0 to 100%
RMS voltage value Upper limit/
Lower limit
Phase-to-n/
line-to-line
1,2,3 4 OFF 0 to 600 Vrms
RMS voltage (SENSE) Phase-to-n/
line-to-line
1,2,3 4 OFF 0 to 60 Vrms
RMS current 1,2,3 4 OFF 0 to 500 A
Voltage waveform peak
(±)
± 1,2,3 4 OFF 0 to 1.8 kV
Current waveform peak
(±)
± 1,2,3 4 OFF 0 to 2.0 kA
Active power ± 1,2,3 sum OFF 0 to 3 MW
Reactive power ± 1,2,3 sum OFF 0 to 3 Mvar
Apparent power 1,2,3 sum OFF 0 to 3 MVA
Power factor/Displace-
ment power factor
PF/DPF ± 1,2,3 sum OFF 0 to 1
K factor 1,2,3 4 OFF 0 to 500%
Total harmonic voltage
distortion factor
-F/-R 1,2,3 4 OFF 0 to 500%
Total harmonic current
distortion factor
-F/-R 1,2,3 4 OFF 0 to 500%
Voltage unbalance factor - sum OFF 0 to 100%
Current unbalance factor - sum OFF 0 to 100%
Harmonic voltage 1st to 50th
orders*8
RMS/% 1,2,3 4 OFF 0 to 600 Vrms/0 to 100%
Harmonic current 1st to 50th
orders*8
RMS/% 1,2,3 4 OFF 0 to 5 kA/0 to 100%
Harmonic power 1st to 50th
orders*8
RMS/% ± 1,2,3 sum OFF 0 to 3 MW/0 to 100%
Harmonic voltage-cur-
rent phase difference
1st to 50th
orders*8
± 1,2,3 sum OFF 0 to 180
*1: The recorded threshold is the multiplication result when the PT ratio and CT ratio are set.
*2: For harmonics, settings can be made individually for each harmonic order.
*3: Measurement settings can be selected for each type of measurement (inter-phase or line-to-line and -F
or -R).
*4: Plus and minus (
±) indicates that the threshold is specified as an absolute value.(Events are detected us-
ing absolute values regardless of whether they are positive or negative.)
*5: You can set the thresholds individually for channels that are separate and not off.
*6: Hysteresis is selected as a percentage value common to all thresholds in the range 0 to 10%. Frequency
hysteresis is fixed at 0.1 Hz.
*7: External events can be signals at any external event terminal, manual events or timer events.
*8: Harmonic voltage, current, power and harmonic voltage-current phase difference are available up to the
10th order during 400 Hz measurements.