Chapter 7. Description of Operation of the Control Subsystem
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7.2.3.c Physical Outputs
Physical Outputs are Output signals from the Logic and determined by the Output Connection
Process. The signals can be of two types: Physical Outputs from Contact Transducers (SF)
and Outputs from Measurement Transducers (mA).
7.2.3.d HMI Outputs (control HMI)
The signals called HMI Output are all those signals accessible from the various screens of the
Graphic Display:
States of Objects
The States of the Objects represented are those states stored in the element called Single-
Wire Objects and that are determined by both Output Signals from the Logic and Physical
Inputs (EF) to the Control Subsystem. The State of the Objects is provided graphically through
the Single-Line Diagram represented in the display.
Alarms
The Alarms represented on the corresponding screen of the Graphic Display are messages
determined by the Alarm Panel according to the signals that it receives. These are Outcome
signals from the Logic and are Physical Inputs to the Control Subsystem and Input Signals
received from Protection.
Measurements
The Measurements that can be viewed on the corresponding screen of the Graphic Display are
those sent by Protection: the Measurements of the Input Transducers and the value of the
Counters (the Reclosure Counter received directly from Protection and the Output signal from
the Counter element).
Contact Input State
These signals represented in the Digital Inputs display indicate the State (activated /
deactivated) of the Inputs to the Control Subsystem.
Contact Output State
These signals represented in the Digital Outputs display indicate the State (activated /
deactivated) of the Physical Outputs from the Contact Transducers (SF) of the Control
Subsystem.
State of the Protection LEDs
The corresponding screen will display the state (ON - OFF) of the LEDs associated with the
Protection Subsystem accessible through the Protection Input signals (EP).