Siemens siprotec 7SA6 - Page 873

Index
Index-77SA6 Manual
C53000-G1176-C156-2
Sequence of a single and three-pole interrupt
cycle
6-194
Sequence of a single-pole interrupt cycle 6-194
Sequence of a three-pole reclose cycle 6-193
Serial Interfaces 1-3, 5-54, 8-16
Service Conditions 10-12
Service Interface 1-7
Set Status 7-52
Setting Groups 6-14
Setting groups
Changeover
8-10
Settings 4-4
Settings for Contact Chatter Blocking 5-37
Shock and vibration 10-11
Short Circuit Links A-10
Signal idle state 5-56
Signal Transmission
Channels
6-90, 6-139
for Internal and External Remote Tripping
8-74
SIMATIC CFC 4 A-12
Singe point indication 5-21
Single-Pole Tripping 6-297
Single-Pole Tripping with Two-Phase Faults
6-298
Single-stage breaker failure protection 6-261
SIPROTEC 4 Devices 4-1
Software–Monitoring 6-276
Source 5-19
Special Cases 5-3
Spontaneous Messages 6-296, 7-6, 7-12
Standard Interlocking 6-321
Starting Conditions 6-242
Statistics 10-46
Storage 3-12
Stub Protection 6-166, 6-174, 10-32
Summation Monitoring 6-287
Supplementary Functions 6-306, 10-44
Switching
onto a Dead Fault
6-167
Switching Authority 7-56
Switching between Setting Groups 6-15
Switching Mode 7-57
Switching On and Off 6-140
Switching onto a Dead Earth Fault 6-134
Switching onto a Dead Fault 6-48
Switching onto an Earth Fault 6-127
Switching Statistics 6-302
Symmetry Monitoring 6-287
Synchronism check conditions
before automatic reclosure
6-222
before manual closing 6-222
Synchronization and Voltage Check 1-11
System (SCADA) Interface 8-41, 10-7
system interface 1-7
System Starpoint 6-10
T
Tagging 4-16, 7-55
Technical Data 10-1
Teleprotection
Methods
6-139
with Distance Protection 8-69
with Earth Fault Protection 6-133
Teleprotection Methods 6-89
Teleprotection Schemes with Distance Protection
6-89
Teleprotection Supplement 1-9
Teleprotection with Earth Fault Protection 8-72
Terminal Block Covering Caps A-10
Terminal Blocks 2-29
Termination variants 8-9
Test Messages to the System (SCADA) Interface
during Test Operation
7-36
Testing of the Teleprotection System 8-69
Testing User-Defined Functions 8-74
Text Values 6-3, 6-5
The Earth Fault Detection in Non-earthed
Systems
6-180
Three-pole Coupling 6-23
Three-Pole Tripping 6-297
Time
Status
7-28
Synchronization 5-58
Time Delayed Overcurrent Protection 1-11
Time Settings 6-116, 6-152
Time Synchronization 1-4, 10-8
Time Synchronization Interface 8-42
Transfer trip to the remote end circuit breaker
6-257
Transferring Metering Values 5-36
Transient Blocking 6-112, 6-116, 6-148,
6-153
Triggering Oscillographic Recordings 8-75
Triggering with DIGSI® 4 8-76
Trip and Close Test with the Circuit Breaker 8-75
Trip Circuit Supervision 6-281, 6-288, 10-42
Trip Dependent Messages 6-302
Trip Log (Fault Messages) 7-6
Trip/Close Command Duration 6-11
Tripping Logic 6-70
Tripping Logic of the Distance Protection
Applying the Function Parameter Settings
6-71