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Technical description
3 Supporting functions
3.9 Energy pulse outputs
VM2
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.EN
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VAMP 24h support phone +358 (0)20 753 3264
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Figure 3.9-2. Application
example of wiring the
energy pulse outputs to a
PLC having common plus
and using an external w
etting voltage
Figure 3.9-3. Application
example of wiring the
energy pulse outputs to a
PLC having common minus
and using an external
wetting voltage
Figure 3.9-4. Application
example of wiring the
energy pulse outputs to a
PLC having common minus
and an internal wetting voltage.
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
General
4
Relay Features
4
User Interface
5
Operating Safety
5
Local Panel User Interface
6
Front Panel
6
Display
6
Menu Navigation and Pointers
8
Keypad
8
Operation Indicators
9
Adjusting Display Contrast
10
Local Panel Operations
11
Navigating in Menus
11
Main Menu
13
Menu Structure of Protection Functions
16
Setting Groups
19
Fault Logs
20
Operating Levels
21
Operating Measures
23
Control Functions
23
Measured Data
24
Reading Event Register
27
Forced Control (Force)
28
Configuration and Parameter Setting
29
Parameter Setting
30
Setting Range Limits
31
Disturbance Recorder Menu DR
32
Configuring Digital Inputs DI
32
Configuring Digital Outputs DO
33
Protection Menu Prot
33
Configuration Menu CONF
34
Protocol Menu Bus
36
Single Line Diagram Editing
39
Blocking and Interlocking Configuration
39
VAMPSET PC Software
40
Introduction
45
Main Features
46
Principles of Numerical Protection Techniques
47
Protection Functions
49
Maximum Number of Protection Stages in One Application
49
List of Protection Functions
49
General Features of Protection Stages
50
Distance Protection Z
54
Short Circuit Distance Protection Z< (21)
54
Earth-Fault Distance Protection Ze< (21N)
57
Distance Protection Applications
66
Line Differential Protection Ldi> (87)
71
Overcurrent Stage I> (50/51)
73
Directional Overcurrent Protection I
77
Dir > (67)
77
Undercurrent Protection I< (37)
84
Directional Earth Fault Protection I 0Φ > (67N)
85
Earth Fault Protection I > (50N/51N)
91
Zero Sequence Voltage Protection U (59N)
96
Thermal Overload Protection T> (49)
99
Overvoltage Protection U> (59)
103
Undervoltage Protection U< (27)
105
Reverse Power and Underpower Protection P
108
Overfrequency and Underfrequency Protection F>, F< (81H/81L)
110
Rate of Change of Frequency (ROCOF) Protection Df/Dt (81R)
112
Synchrocheck (25)
117
Second Harmonic O/C Stage I F2 >(51F2)
121
Circuit Breaker Failure Protection CBFP (50BF)
122
Programmable Stages (99)
124
Arc Fault Protection (50ARC/50NARC)- Optional
127
Inverse Time Operation
131
Standard Inverse Delays IEC, IEEE, IEEE2, RI
133
Free Parametrisation Using IEC, IEEE and IEEE2 Equations
143
Programmable Inverse Time Curves
144
Supporting Functions
145
Event Log
145
Disturbance Recorder
147
Cold Load Pick-Up and Inrush Current Detection
152
Voltage Sags and Swells
154
Voltage Interruptions
156
Current Transformer Supervision
158
Voltage Transformer Supervision
159
Circuit Breaker Condition Monitoring
160
Energy Pulse Outputs
165
System Clock and Synchronization
168
Running Hour Counter
172
Timers
173
Combined Overcurrent Status
175
Self Supervision
177
Diagnostics
177
Short Circuit Fault Location
179
Earth-Fault Location
183
Measurement Functions
185
Measurement Accuracy
186
RMS Values
187
Harmonics and Total Harmonic Distortion (THD)
188
Demand Values
189
Minimum and Maximum Values
190
Maximum Values of the Last 31 Days and Twelve Months
191
Voltage Measurement Mode
191
Power Calculation
192
Direction of Power and Current
193
Symmetric Components
194
Primary, Secondary and Per Unit Scaling
197
Current Scaling
197
Voltage Scaling
199
Control Functions
201
Output Relays
201
Digital Inputs
202
Virtual Inputs and Outputs
205
Output Matrix
206
Blocking Matrix
207
Controllable Objects
207
Local/Remote Selection
209
Auto-Reclose Function (79)
210
Logic Functions
217
Communication
218
Communication Ports
218
Local Port
219
Remote Port X9
221
Extension Port
223
Ethernet Port
224
Communication Protocols
225
PC Communication
225
Modbus TCP and Modbus RTU
225
Profibus DP
226
SPA-Bus
228
Iec 60870-5-103
229
Dnp 3.0
231
Iec 60870-5-101
232
External I/O (Modbus RTU Master)
233
Iec 61850
233
Ethernet/Ip
235
Applications
236
Subtransmission Line Protection
236
Distributed Generation Application
237
Medium Voltage Ring Network Protection
238
Trip Circuit Supervision
239
Internal Parallel Digital Inputs
239
Trip Circuit Supervision with One Digital Input
239
Trip Circuit Supervision with Two Digital Inputs
246
Connections
249
Rear Panel View
249
Auxiliary Voltage
256
Serial Communication Connection
256
Pin Assignments of Communication Options
259
Front Panel Connector
262
Optional Two Channel Arc Protection Card
263
Optional Digital I/O Card (DI19/DI20)
264
External I/O Extension Modules
265
External LED Module VAM 16D
265
External Input / Output Module
265
Block Diagrams
271
Vamp 259-4C6
271
Vamp 259-4C7
272
Vamp 259-4C8
273
Block Diagrams of Option Modules
274
Optional Arc Protection
274
Optional DI19/DI20
274
Connection Examples
275
Technical Data
278
Connections
278
Measuring Circuitry
278
Auxiliary Voltage
279
Digital Inputs
279
Trip Contacts
279
Alarm Contacts
280
Local Serial Communication Port
280
Remote Control Connection
280
Ethernet Connection
280
Arc Protection Interface (Option)
281
Tests and Environmental Conditions
281
Disturbance Tests
281
Test Voltages
281
Mechanical Tests
281
Environmental Conditions
282
Casing
282
Package
282
Protection Stages
282
Non-Directional Current Protection
282
Directional Current Protection
286
Voltage Protection
287
Frequency Protection
288
Power Protection
289
Synchrocheck Function
290
Second Harmonic Function
290
Circuit-Breaker Failure Protection
290
Arc Fault Protection Stages (Option)
291
Supporting Functions
292
Inrush Current Detection (68)
292
Disturbance Recorder (DR)
292
Transformer Supervision
292
Voltage Sag & Swell
293
Voltage Interruptions
293
Abbreviations and Symbols
294
Constructions
296
Order Information
297
Technical Description
298
Revision History
299
Reference Information
302
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VAMP 259 Specifications
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Brand
VAMP
Model
259
Category
Control Unit
Language
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