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(xv)  MPAR logic – settings (TMPAR, ARC-MANOLK, MPAR-MODE) 
The  MPAR  logic  is  consisted  of  SPAR  scheme,  TPAR  scheme,  and  MPAR  scheme  (Figure 
2.34-27); the Link judgment logic (Figure 2.34-28) select a scheme when reclosing the CB is 
required. 
 
In parallel lines, when power is able to flow in three-phases (i.e., [MPAR-MODE]=M3; 
‘MPAR-LINK’ is judged), the MPAR scheme is selected in the MPAR logic; then, the CB will be 
reclosed in the MPAR scheme. If the power does not flow in three-phases (i.e., ‘NO-MPAR-
LINK’), either the SPAR or the TPAR scheme is selected in the MPAR logic to reclose the CB. 
The user can  set the  selection rule of  the schemes using  setting  [ARC-MANOLK]=TPAR or 
SPAR&TPAR. The behavers of the SPAR scheme and the TPAR scheme are the same as the 
one of the SPAR logic and the TPAR logic—that have been discussed previously. 
 
Note that the ARC function abandons to reclose the CB when setting [ARC-MANOLK]=FT 
if ‘MPAR-LINK’ is not judged. 
 
The  dead  times  are  required  to  set  in  the  MPAR  logic:  [TSPAR1]/[TSPAR2], 
[TTPAR1]/[TTPAR2], and [TMPAR1]/[TMPAR2]. Setting the [TRR1] and [TRR2] is also required. 
 
Figure 2.34-25 shows the ARC operation in parallel lines (lines RQ and ST). Table 2.34-13 
and Table 2.34-14 tabulates every operation result in the MPAR logic when faults occur in the 
parallel lines. The user should understand that the selection of reclosing schemes in the MPAR 
logic depends on the settings of [MPAR-MODE] and [ARC-MANOLK]. 
 
For the MPAR operation at Relay
(R)
, Relay
(Q)
, Relay
(S)
, and Relay
(T)
, the user should set 
MPAR for the settings [ARC1-MODE] at respective relays. Additionally, the user should connect 
Relay
(R)
  with  Relay
(S)
  using  the  BO  and  BI  circuits  with  wires.  Similarly,  the  user  should 
connect Relay
(S)
 with  Relay
(T)
. Figure  2.34-26 illustrates  the  communication flow when  the 
MPAR operation is required at three-terminals.