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S&C IntelliRupter PulseCloser User Manual

S&C IntelliRupter PulseCloser
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Data Types Section
This section congures each message sent in a scheduled test. The predened data
types messages sent are not actual coach or runner messages, but they’re congured
to represent the approximate size of an actual average coach or runner message. The
Denable Data Types setting allows dening message byte size for the sent and
received messages.
Predefined Data Types
The Connection ID in Row 0 is always congured “Coach” and Row 1 is always congured
“Runner.” The Bytes Sent and Bytes Received elds are not congurable.
Definable Data Types
The Connection IDs in Row 2 and 3 are always congured “Undened” whereas the Bytes
Sent and Bytes Received elds are user dened. If one “Unused” entry is changed, a
numerical entry must also be entered for the other eld in that row.
Row
This identies the row: 0 is the rst message type sent, 1 is the second message type
sent, etc.
Data Type
This is the name of the congured test message, such as “Coach” or “Runner.” The message
sent is not an actual coach or runner message, but it should be congured to represent
the approximate size of the average coach or runner message by setting the appropriate
number of sent and received bytes.
Bytes Sent
This eld congures the length of the message being sent for this type. (Range: 1-2048
and Unused, Step: 1, Default: Unused)
Bytes Received
This eld congures the length of the response message automatically generated when
the remote node receives the sent message. (Range: 1-2048 and Unused, Step: 1, Default:
Unused)
S&C Instruction Sheet 766-530 159
Communication Setup

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S&C IntelliRupter PulseCloser Specifications

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BrandS&C
ModelIntelliRupter PulseCloser
CategoryIndustrial Electrical
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction

Qualified Persons

Information on personnel qualified to install, operate, and maintain equipment.

Read this Instruction Sheet

Instructions to read the sheet and all included materials before installation or operation.

Retain this Instruction Sheet

Instruction to keep the sheet as a permanent part of the interrupter.

Proper Application

Information on the specific application for which the equipment is intended.

Special Warranty Provisions

Details the standard warranty conditions and replacements for the fault interrupter.

Safety Information

Understanding Safety-Alert Messages

Explains various safety-alert messages and their signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE).

Following Safety Instructions

Advice on seeking assistance if any portion of the sheet is not understood.

Replacement Instructions and Labels

Instructions for replacing damaged or faded labels on equipment.

Safety Precautions

Overview

IntelliRupter® Fault Interrupter Software Requirements and Installation

Details software requirements and installation for IntelliRupter PulseCloser Fault Interrupter.

Coordinaide™—The S&C Protection & Coordination Assistant

Explains the use of Coordinaide software for plotting TCC curves and coordination.

General Setup

Site-Related

Configuration related to device name, location, GPS coordinates, serial numbers, and catalog information.

User Commands

Details the five commonly used functions for customized labeling on the Operation screen.

Time

Configuration of clock synchronization source and daylight savings time settings.

Software Versions

Information on installed software versions and where to find updates.

User Notes

Allows entering user-defined notes for the device.

Communication Enhanced Coordination

CEC Operation

Explains how Communication Enhanced Coordination (CEC) shares coordination curves and reduces customer impact during faults.

CEC Example for a Temporary Fault

Illustrates communication-enhanced coordination for a temporary fault scenario.

CEC Example for a Permanent Fault

Demonstrates communication-enhanced coordination for a permanent fault.

CEC Example for a Complex Network

Shows CEC coordination in complex networks and after system reconfiguration.

Protection Setup

Initial Trip Settings—Direction 1

Details setting up the initial trip parameters for overcurrent elements in Direction 1.

Initial Trip – Additional Features Section

Explains features like Intelligent Fuse Saving (IFS) and Inverse Segment settings.

TCCs for Test Sequence – Test 1 through Test 4 Section

Details configuring TCC curves for test sequences for both directions.

TCCs for Coordination

Configuring Time Current Curves (TCCs) for coordination with downstream reclosers.

Direction 2 Configuration

Explains that Direction 2 settings are identical to Direction 1 but for the opposite direction.

Testing After Initial Trip

Describes performing tests to determine if a fault is temporary or permanent after an overcurrent trip.

Voltage Trip

Explains voltage trip elements and the Open-Source Sectionalizing (Positive Sequence) setting.

Frequency Trip

Details configuration settings for frequency trip elements that trigger on under or over frequency.

Sectionalizing Trip

Explains using sectionalizing elements for fault current detection and coordination.

Hot Line Tag

Describes the Hot Line Tag mode for sensitive overcurrent protection during hot-line work.

Phase Overcurrent

Details phase overcurrent element tripping based on inverse curve or definite time settings.

Voltage Trip

Configuration of multiple voltage trip elements within the Hot Line Tag profile.

Frequency Trip

Configuration of frequency trip elements for the Hot Line Tag profile.

Closing Profile

Configuration of closing profiles for various operations.

Profile Name

Specifies the name for the Closing Profile 1 option, up to 12 characters.

Cold Load Pickup

Modifier that increases Minimum Trip/Low Current Cutoff values during extended outages.

Advanced Setup

Configuration for PulseClosing Technology and its manual override.

Loop Restoration

Profile Configuration Options

Settings for Loop Restoration mode, including directions and profile names.

Loop Restoration Operation Screen

Displays indications and controls for Loop Restoration mode on the Operation screen.

Loop Restoration Configuration Example

Step-by-step procedure to create a custom settings template for Loop Restoration mode.

Normally Open Configuration

Steps to configure Loop Restoration mode for a normally open feeder.

Normally Closed Configuration

Steps to configure Loop Restoration mode for a normally closed feeder.

Restoration—External Device

Device

Specifies the Device ID for the remote device.

Communication Setup

DNP Configuration

Configures DNP communication settings for IntelliTeam SG, SCADA, and IntelliLink.

Serial Ports

Configuration of serial port settings like baud rate and RTS active time.

Routing

Defines routing information for up to 32 destination devices.

Ethernet

Configuration of Ethernet port settings, including IP address and subnet mask.

Wi-Fi Settings

Configuration for Wi-Fi modules, including firmware version and MAC address.

Communications Tests

Performs diagnostic tests to determine node response and communication speed.

DNP Diagnostics

Configures peer communication statistics and link health thresholds.

DNP Status Points

Maps DNP status points for SCADA system visibility.

DNP Analog Input Points

Maps analog input points for SCADA system availability.

DNP Control Points

Maps control points for SCADA system operation.

DNP Analog Output Points

Maps analog output points for SCADA system availability.

Security

Password Management

Instructions for changing default user and admin passwords and complexity rules.

Security Screen

Overview of the Security screen for managing user access and IntelliLink Remote Commands.

Log Management

Logging Settings

Configuration of logging levels and duplicate event margins for event data.

Apply Configuration

Validate

Evaluates settings in buffer memory without applying them for error checks.

IntelliRupterEC 7.3 Conversion Script

Overview

Explains the purpose of the script for converting settings files between firmware versions.

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