REYROLLE PROTECTION

TECHNICAL MANUAL

Reydisp

(Relay Data Download and Analysis Program Version 3.50)

 1995 - 1999 Reyrolle Limited.

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VATech Reyrolle Limited

Automation Control & Protection
PO Box 8, Hebburn, Tyne & Wear. NE31 1TZ
Telephone: +44(0)191 401 5555. Telex: 53218(REY HEB)G. Fax: +44(0)191 401 5575
CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION. 5
2. THE REYDISP PACKAGE. 5
3. EQUIPMENT LIST. 5
4. INSTALLATION OF REYDISP. 6
4.1 To connect the computer to the relay: 6
5. CONFIGURATION INSTRUCTIONS. 6
6. CONFIGURATION OPTIONS. 6
7. COMMAND LINE OPTIONS 7
8. RUNNING REYDISP FROM FLOPPY DISK. 8
9. OPERATION GUIDE. 8
10. TUTORIAL. 8
11. MAIN MENU. 9
12. REYDISP FILE LOADER. 10
13. SAVE MENU. 11
14. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN USING THE COMMAND LINE AND THE CONFIGURATION PROGRAM 11
15. WAVEFORM MENU. 12
16. DISPLAY PAGE COMMANDS. 12
17. RELAY CONTROL MENU. 12
18. PC - RELAY DIRECT COMMANDS. 13
19. PRINTING INFORMATION. 13
20. PLOTTER INFORMATION. 14
APPENDIX A: IMPROVEMENTS TO REYDISP 20
APPENDIX B: INFORMATION SPECIFIC TO DUOBIAS-M (2W) 22
APPENDIX C: INFORMATION SPECIFIC TO DUOBIAS-M (2W) WITH CIRCUIT BREAKER FAIL 30
APPENDIX D: INFORMATION SPECIFIC TO DUOBIAS-M (3W) 34
APPENDIX E: INFORMATION SPECIFIC TO DUOBIAS-M (3W) WITH CIRCUIT BREAKER FAIL 42
APPENDIX F : INFORMATION SPECIFIC TO MICROPHASE-FM 46
APPENDIX G: INFORMATION SPECIFIC TO SOLKOR-M 53
APPENDIX H: INFORMATION ABOUT COMMUNICATIONS SIGNALS 62

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FIGURES

Figure 1 : Configuration Program Screen .............................................................................................................. 15

Figure 2 : File Loader Screen................................................................................................................................. 15
Figure 3 : Examples of where Reydisp will Save Data .......................................................................................... 16
Figure 4 : RS232 Cable Connections ..................................................................................................................... 16
Figure 5 : Relay Datalink to PC Compatible.......................................................................................................... 17
Figure 6 : Relay Datalink to XY Pen Plotter.......................................................................................................... 18
Figure 7 : Example Plot :- Expanded HV A Line Current from Duobias-M 2 Winding........................................ 19
Figure B1 : Abbreviations Used............................................................................................................................. 23
Figure B2 : Line Currents Screen........................................................................................................................... 24
Figure B3 : Relay Currents Screen......................................................................................................................... 25
Figure B4 : Status Inputs........................................................................................................................................ 26
Figure B5 : Output Relays ..................................................................................................................................... 27
Figure B6 : Fault Indication (Left Hand Side) ....................................................................................................... 28
Figure B7 : Fault Indication (Right Hand Side) ..................................................................................................... 29
Figure C1 : Additional Abbreviations Used........................................................................................................... 31
Figure C2 : Fault Indication (Left Hand Side) ....................................................................................................... 32
Figure C3 : Fault Indication (Right Hand Side) ..................................................................................................... 33
Figure D1 : Abbreviations Used ............................................................................................................................ 35
Figure D2 : Line Currents Screen .......................................................................................................................... 36
Figure D3 : Relay Currents Screen ........................................................................................................................ 37
Figure D4 : Relay Status Information .................................................................................................................... 38
Figure D5 : Output Relays ..................................................................................................................................... 39
Figure D6 : Fault Indication (Left Hand Side) ....................................................................................................... 40
Figure D7 : Fault Indication (Right Hand Side)..................................................................................................... 41
Figure E1 : Additional Abbreviations Used ........................................................................................................... 43
Figure E2 : Fault Indication (Left Hand Side) ....................................................................................................... 44
Figure E3 : Fault Indication (Right Hand Side) ..................................................................................................... 45
Figure F1 : Abbreviations Used ............................................................................................................................. 47
Figure F2 : Line Currents Screen ........................................................................................................................... 48
Figure F3 : Relay Status Information..................................................................................................................... 49
Figure F4 : Output Relays...................................................................................................................................... 50
Figure F5 : Fault Indication (Left Hand Side)........................................................................................................ 51
Figure F6 : Fault Indication (Right Hand Side) ..................................................................................................... 52
Figure F7 : Communication Signals....................................................................................................................... 53
Figure G1 : Abbreviations Used ............................................................................................................................ 55
Figure G2 : Line Currents Screen .......................................................................................................................... 56
Figure G3 : Relay Status Information .................................................................................................................... 57
Figure G4 : Output Relays ..................................................................................................................................... 58
Figure G5 : Fault Indication (Left Hand Side) ....................................................................................................... 59
Figure G6 : Fault Indication (Right Hand Side)..................................................................................................... 60
Figure G7 : Communication Signals...................................................................................................................... 61
Figure H1 : Trigger Point Relationship.................................................................................................................. 63

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TRADEMARK ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Canon Bubble Jet and BJ10e are trademarks of Canon.

Epson is a trademark of Epson America, Incorporated.

HP-GL, HP Laserjet II and HP Deskjet 500 are trademarks of Hewlett Packard Company.

IBM, IBM AT and IBM PC are trademarks of International Business Machines.

Duobias-M, Reydisp and Reyport are trademarks of Reyrolle Ltd, Reyrolle Protection.

Novell Netware is a trademark of Novell.

WordPerfect is a trademark of WordPerfect Corporation.

DISCLAIMER

Reyrolle Protection make no warranty of any kind, expressed or implied, with regard to this program or the
accuracy of the data contained and displayed within it. Reyrolle Protection shall not be liable in any event for
incidental or consequential damages in connection with, or arising out of, the use of this program or the
interpretation of the data displayed within.

The data given within this manual and provided on the accompanying disk is not typical fault data and does in no
way represent the operation of any of Reyrolle Protection’s relays.

The license agreement limits use of this program to one machine. Purchasing of more than one license allows the
program to be copied within the company to which they are licensed. No part of this manual or the
accompanying software maybe reproduced, transmitted, or published in anyway without the prior permission of
Reyrolle Protection (given the above proviso).

Information contained within this manual and the software accompanying it is subject to change without notice.

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 (i). xxxxxxxx.EXE
The Reydisp program (see individual
1. INTRODUCTION. appendices for specific name).

Reydisp is a software program which can be used to (ii). REYDISP.DAT

connect an IBM PC compatible computer to a Reydisp data file (DO NOT
Modular Relay or to a Reyport Portable Relay Data DELETE.)
Transfer Unit.
The Modular Relay family have the ability to record (iii). REYDISP.CFG
information for a period of approximately one Reydisp configuration file.
second, when a protection operation occurs they
have facilities for pre-fault and post-fault data (iv). REYDISP.HLP
storage. Reydisp help file.
A version of Reydisp is available for each member
of the Modular Relay Family. This manual covers all (v). CONFIG.EXE
versions of Reydisp, therefore some of the Program to edit the configuration file.
information given will not always apply.
The information stored within the relay can be (vi). xxxxDEMO.n
downloaded via the Relay’s Fibre Optic RS232 link, Directories containing sample data
directly into an IBM PC compatible computer using (see individual appendices for specific
Reydisp, to give graphically :- name(s)).

(a). Analogue Current data for example : (vii). INSTALL.BAT

• Line Currents. The install program.
(See the appendices for a more detailed list).
(viii). T_DRIVE.EXE
(b). Digital Status data for : Used by the install program.
• DC Voltage inputs,
• Output relay contacts, (ix). PRINTERS
• Relay LED flag indicators. A directory containing the printer
drivers.
(c). Relay Settings.

When connected directly to a Modular Relay some 3. EQUIPMENT LIST.

additional functions are also available from Reydisp
: • IBM PC or AT compatible fitted with a EGA
or VGA graphics card and running DOS 3.0
• Remote Clearing of Data Storage. or above.
• Remote Triggering of Data Storage. (Network features only available with DOS
• Remote Clearing of Front Panel LED 3.1 and above.)
flag indication.
• Remote Monitoring of relay as • Fibre optic cables (Article. No. 2512B99109)
follows :-
(i) waiting for next relay • Fibre optic to RS232 converter (Article. No
operation. 2512B99108)
(ii) downloading of stored data
from relay. • Female to female gender changer (Article.
(iii) storing data to floppy or hard No. 2512B99106)
disk.
(iv) clearing of stored data within • Epson FX / Laserjet II / Deskjet 500 /
relay. Canon Bubblejet BJ10e compatible printer.
(v) repeat starting from (i) above. (Optional)

• HP-GL Compatible XY plotter. (Optional)

2. THE REYDISP PACKAGE.
• Reyport Portable Relay Data Transfer Unit.
Reydisp is supplied on a single 3½" disk. (Optional)

The disk contains the following :

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• Crossover connector (Article. No 5. CONFIGURATION INSTRUCTIONS.
2512B99107, for use with plotter and
Reyport) The Config program creates a configuration file that
is used by Reydisp to determine its operating
environment. Reydisp will not operate without this
4. INSTALLATION OF REYDISP. file. The Reydisp program reads the configuration
file once only. If the configuration file requires
If required connect your computer to the modular altering while running Reydisp, QUIT from Reydisp
relay as in drawing No. 2512S30002 (see Section using the Esc key from the Main Menu, run the
4.1.) CONFIG program saving your new copy of the
configuration file, then restart Reydisp.
("Modular relay datalink to PC compatible", see Alternatively, Reydisp can be temporarily configured
page 26.) from the command line. (See Section 7.)

If required connect your computer to your plotter. To run the configuration program type CONFIG this
For connection details refer to your plotter manual. will load the config file called REYDISP.CFG if it
exists, or will create a new config file. You can edit a
Ensure that only the plotter and the relay are specifically named config file by typing :-
connected to the computers serial ports. Additional CONFIG <filename>
serial devices, e.g. a mouse, may cause
communication errors. The configuration program initially displays the
default values for all the settings.
If you intend to run Reydisp from a floppy disk, see
section 8. If the configuration information is already correctly
set, press the Esc key. The configuration file will
If you intend to install Reydisp on the hard drive, remain unchanged.
create and move to a REYDISP directory in the root
directory of the chosen drive. Fig. 1 shows the Configuration Program main
e.g. screen. The configuration file is altered as follows :
C:
CD\ • Select the field that you wish to alter by using
MD REYDISP the cursor keys to highlight that field.
CD REYDISP
• To alter the highlighted field, press the
Copy the contents of the Reydisp software disk into RETURN key.
this directory.
e.g. • A menu will appear at the side of the
XCOPY A:*.* C: /S highlighted field, select the new setting using
or use the Install program to copy the files. the cursor keys and then press the RETURN
key.
Reydisp should always be run from the REYDISP
directory. • When you have completed your editing of the
configuration file, press the F10 key to save
See Section 5 for instructions to configure Reydisp the configuration file and quit Config or press
for use. Esc to exit without saving the changes.

6. CONFIGURATION OPTIONS.
4.1 To connect the computer to the relay:
Relay Connected To Port.
• Screw the optical cables onto the relay and Select which serial port the relay is connected
the RS232 optical converter, linking the Tx of to using the cursor keys, then press the
the relay to the Rx of the optical converter RETURN key to enter.
and vice versa.
Relay Baud Rate.
• Connect the optical converter to the gender Set the baud rate to match that of the relay
changer. using the cursor keys, then press the
RETURN key to enter. The baud rate is
• Connect the other end of the gender changer available from the relay’s front panel.
to the communications port of the computer.
Plotter Connected To Port.

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 Select the serial port the plotter is connected When you are finished setting up the configuration
to using the cursor keys, then press the file, press the F10 key to save the file and quit
RETURN key to enter. Config.

Plotter Baud Rate. More help is available from within the program by
Set the baud rate to match that of the plotter pressing the F1 key.
using the cursor keys, then press the
RETURN key to enter. Consult your plotter
manual for further information. 7. COMMAND LINE OPTIONS

Printer Connected To Port. Reydisp always refers to the options set using the
Select the printer port, serial port or file to configuration program, but the configuration can be
use for outputting waveforms using the F6 temporarily changed from the DOS command line.
option within display waveforms.
To run Reydisp, changing the configuration at the
Printer Type. same time type:
Specifies the type of printer that Reydisp will
print to. REYDISP <filename> /<option1>=<setting>
Reydisp can print to a wide variety of printers /<option2>=<setting> etc.
including dot matrix, bubble jet and laser
printers. All of the settings and the filename are optional
parameters. If they are not specified, a default value
Printer Quality. will be read in from the configuration file.
Dot matrix printers can output three different
types of printout. Draft is the fastest but Options:
gives the worst quality. High is the highest
quality output but will take longer. (Refer to the Configuration Options for more details)

Text Line Spacing. /? Request help on how to run Reydisp.

Used by printer when printing the settings. /h Examples of how to use the command line
Options are 1, 1.5, 2 and 3. options.
Note 1.5 times only applies to Laserjets.
/m Use monochrome graphics.
Monitor Type. /c Use colour graphics.
Select COLOUR or MONO using the cursor
keys, then press the RETURN key to enter. If /v Use VGA graphics.
MONO is selected, the output to the screen /e Use EGA graphics.
will be in black and white to give the best
contrast. /a Automatically monitor relay for data. This is
the same as the Relay Monitoring Program
Graphics Adapter Type. within Reydisp but it does not require any
Select VGA or EGA using the cursor keys, user interaction.
then press the RETURN key to enter. If in It is envisaged that this function will be used
doubt set to EGA. to run Reydisp automatically when a
machine is switched on (by placing
Data Files To Drive. REYDISP /A in the autoexec.bat file.)
Press SPACE bar, then type in the drive letter
of the drive on which you want to save data /s Change the default drive and directory to
files. Files will be read from this drive by save data to. Specifying the save path via the
default, but another drive can be selected command line is more flexible than using the
from within REYDISP. configuration program because it allows a full
path name to be given. If this option is specified
Data Directory Prefix. first on the command line, the /s parameter is
Press the SPACE bar, this will clear the field. optional. i.e.
Enter the directory name prefix to which data REYDISP C:\REYDIR\TEST
will be saved. A numeric extension will be saves data to C:\REYDIR\TEST.1 using the
added to this name as the data records are usual Reydisp directory extensions. (For
created. more information see page 16.)

/r Change the communications port and/or

baud rate for the relay.

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 Valid options are:
REYDISP /r=<communication port> When the licence page is displayed, remove the
REYDISP /r=<baud rate> software disk from the disk drive, and then replace it
or REYDISP /r=<communication with another disk on which you will store data.
port>:<speed>
Note : Although Reydisp will run from floppy disk,
e.g. you are advised to install Reydisp on your hard disk
REYDISP /r=COM1 - use port if possible.
COM1, default speed.
REYDISP /r=9600 - use baud
rate 9600, default port. 9. OPERATION GUIDE.
REYDISP /r=COM1:600 - set both
the port and baud rate. To Run REYDISP:

/p Change the communications port and/or Type REYDISP and press ENTER. Once started,
baud rate for the plotter in a similar way to Reydisp will display the software licence page. The
the /r option. program will request that you insert your data disk in
the disk drive (if necessary); do this and then press
/n Specify printer name and quality of printer any key. If you have correctly inserted your disk the
output. Valid printers are: program will now display the Main Menu, otherwise
E - Epson FX100 compatible printer, the program will end.
W - Epson FX100+ (wide carriage)
printer,
B - Canon Bubble Jet BJ10e, 10. TUTORIAL.
L - HP Laserjet II printer.
Included on your software distribution disk is a
Output can be high, normal or draft quality. sample directory, DEMO.1. Use this directory with
To specify the quality, place the appropriate the following tutorial to introduce yourself to
letter (H, N or D) after the printer name, Reydisp.
e.g. REYDISP /N=ED would output to an
Epson printer in draft quality. To load the data from the distribution disk.
Select F7 from the Main Menu.
/q Print Quality, High, Normal or Draft. If the data disk is using a disk drive other than
/q = [H|N|D] the default drive, press F10 key and select the
e.g. REYDISP /Q=N drive that contains the data disk.
Use the cursor keys to highlight DEMO.1
/g Use Specific Configuration File. and then press the RETURN key.
REYDISP /G=<filename>
e.g. REYDISP /G=micropse.cfg The data will be read in from the files within
this directory and then the line currents will
/f Sets the destination for printer output (used be drawn on the screen. The directory
when the F6 key is pressed from the contains seventeen files which hold the data
waveform screen). from the relay.
e.g. REYDISP /F=LPT1 would send printer
output to port LPT1. Cursor movement and selection.
Press the left or right arrow keys to move the
left cursor. Select the right hand cursor by
8. RUNNING REYDISP FROM FLOPPY pressing F4 key.
DISK. Again press left or right arrow keys to move
the right cursor.
If you intend to run Reydisp from floppy disk make a Attempt to measure the time taken for the
back-up copy of the distribution disk. fault to clear. It should be approximately
50ms (see page 28.)
Select the drive that you wish to use.
e.g. Note:-
Type A: to change to drive A. Neither cursor can move off the graph
and the cursors cannot cross.
Run the configuration program. (See Configuration
Instructions, page 4.) Expand an area of the graph.
Move the cursors so that they are both 100ms
Run the REYDISP program. either side of the trigger point.

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 Expand the area between the cursors by 11. MAIN MENU.
pressing F3. The screen will show the
expanded area. Press F3 to return to a The main menu supplies the following options:
normal size screen.
Help................................................................(F1)
Show individual display pages. Gives help on the current menu options.
Now press the PgDn key to show just the HV
A line current. The PgUp and PgDn keys are Download Data From Relay.........................(F2)
used to switch between the different screens. Reads in data from either a relay, or from a
Reyport portable data transfer device. This
Examine the sample points. data is then displayed on the screen.
Press F2 key, this function turns Join Data
OFF. Waveform Menu............................................(F3)
Press F2 key again to re-join the sample Re-displays data that has previously been
points. read into the program.
(See Waveform Menu, page 12.)
Obtain hardcopy.
If you have a printer connected press the F6 Display Relay Settings...................................(F4)
key to obtain a print out of the screen. The relay settings can be displayed as they
If you have a plotter connected press F5 to were at the time of the relay data capture, or
obtain a plot of the waveforms shown, last download of data.
(Reydisp will work on any paper size) or try If no data is stored within Reydisp, and the
plotting the contents of the screen to a file. relay is correctly connected to the comms
This file can then be imported into other port, Reydisp will load the relay’s present
packages such as WordPerfect. settings and display them.
If you have old data stored within Reydisp,
If you have followed all the above but you wish to examine the relay’s present
instructions, the plot you have produced settings, use:
should look like the one on page 30.
"Download Data From Relay................(F2)"
If you experience problems check the
connections to the plotter. Check the on the Main Menu to load the present
configuration file using the CONFIG settings, and then display them. Hard copy of
program, with reference to the plotter baud all the relay settings can be obtained by
rate and port information. pressing the F4 key while displaying the
settings.
Examine Relay Status.
The status of the input and output relays can Relay Control Menu......................................(F5)
be examined by pressing F4 from the When Reydisp is connected to a relay it can
waveform menu. Different pages of perform some relay operations. Pressing F5
information can be accessed by pressing displays the Relay Control Menu.
PgUp and PgDn. (See Relay Control Menu, page 12.)

Examine relay settings. Save Data To Disk.........................................(F6)

From the Main Menu press F4 to look at the Data that has been read in from the relay or
settings of the relay at the time of the trip. from a Reyport portable data transfer unit can
PgUp or PgDn keys control which page of be permanently saved to disk for future analysis.
the settings is viewed. As (See Save Menu, page 11.)
To obtain a print out of all the settings press Load Data From Disk....................................(F7)
F4 key. Press the Esc key to return to the Pressing the F7 key displays the Reydisp file
Main Menu. loader.
The file loader allows the user to select and
Quit Reydisp. load previously saved Reydisp data files.
From the Main Menu press the Esc key. (See Reydisp File Loader, page 10.)
The program will request confirmation that
you wish to quit, press Y or N as an answer. Execute DOS commands................................(F8)
Pressing the F8 key brings up Reydisp’s DOS
If you had problems using any of the above command line.
commands, Reydisp has extensive help which You can type DOS commands as usual at this
can be accessed from most screens by point. After the command has been carried
pressing the F1 key. out, you are returned to the Reydisp’s DOS

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command line again, allowing you to issue The directories that contain Reydisp files are tagged
another command. with an R. Use the arrow keys to highlight the
Pressing the up and down arrow keys (↑ ↓) desired window and then press the RETURN key to
allows you to select previous DOS load the data.
commands. PgUp goes to the first DOS
command you typed. PgDn or F3 goes to the Note :-
last command typed. The program tags any directory containing
Press Esc to return to the main menu the file "TYPE.DAT" as a possible Reydisp
data directory. The Reydisp program will
Display current setup....................................(F9) only load data files for its appropriate relay,
Pressing F9 gives information about how i.e. if you attempt to load data from a
Reydisp has been configured. Duobias-M 2 winding relay into the
Reydisp program for Microphase-FM,
Quit...............................................................(Esc) Duobias-M 3 winding etc, it will not work.
Pressing the Esc key ends your Reydisp Reydisp will detect the error as it attempts to
session and returns you to DOS. read the data in and report it as

TYPE.DAT file not recognised

12. REYDISP FILE LOADER. Check data comes from a XXX-X relay

Data that has previously been downloaded from the Where XXX-X is the appropriate relay for
relay and saved to disk can be reloaded using the this version of Reydisp.
Reydisp File Loader. Pressing F7 displays a screen
as shown in Fig. 2. Access to a Sub-Directory
Select the directory that is not tagged with an R and
The disk drives available to your system are shown press the RETURN key.
at the top of the screen, in Fig. 2 A: to C: are local A list of the directories within this directory will be
disk drives and F: to H: are network drives. displayed. The ".." directory is the DOS parent
directory, and will be present in all sub-directories.
The directories on the current path are shown in To return to the parent directory, select ".." and press
three columns in the directories window. These the RETURN key.
directories are now sorted alphabetically. The
present path is shown in the path window at the The Default Path.
bottom of the screen. The number of directories To select the default path in order to examine data
showing is displayed at the bottom right of the title that has recently been stored, press the F9 key.
area.
Changing Drives.
Information about using the loader is shown to the To read data from a different disk drive, press the
right hand side of the screen. F10 key (or TAB). The highlight around the current
drive will change colour. Use the ← → keys to
Selecting Directories. select the desired drive, press the RETURN key (or
To select a directory, use the cursor keys to highlight TAB) to select the drive, or the Esc key to cancel.
the desired directory then press the RETURN key.
Keyboard Entry of the Directory Path
It is also possible to move about the directory If you wish to enter the path directly from the
window using the HOME, END, PGUP and PGDN keyboard, type any character. A line editor will
keys. appear on the screen, type the directory path and
then press the RETURN key to load from this
HOME directory.
moves to the first directory in the list.
Displaying and Editing Comments.
END When data is saved by the Reydisp program it is
moves to the last directory in the list. possible to store comments about the data in the data
directory. To view or edit the comments that have
PGUP been stored within the directory press the F8 key
moves up six directories (half a window). (see page 16 for more details of how to use the
editor).
PGDN
moves down six directories. Leaving The Loader
To leave the loader without loading any data press
Load Reydisp Data. the Esc key.

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13. SAVE MENU. ^ END
Go to bottom of comment page
Data that has been read in from the relay or from a ^ HOME
REYPORT portable data transfer unit can be Go to top of comment page
permanently saved to disk for future analysis. As
well as saving the line current data, the relay’s BACKSPACE
settings and type information are also stored. The Delete character to left of
data is stored in seventeen files. These files are cursor
stored in a directory created by the Reydisp program
on the data disk. The directory is given the name that DELETE
was entered in the configuration file or the one given Delete character at the cursor
on the command line. When data is saved, the position
directory name has a number appended to it as an
extension, this number is now preceded by zeros to ^ BACKSPACE
enable correct sorting Delete the current line
.
e.g. DEMO becomes DEMO.001 . RETURN
Split/insert line at cursor
A subsequent save would be made to a directory position
with the same name, but with a higher extension
number. (^ implies hold down the CONTROL
e.g. DEMO.002 key)
DEMO.021 etc.

From the main menu select:- 14. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN USING THE
COMMAND LINE AND THE
"Save Data To Disk ............................. (F6)" CONFIGURATION PROGRAM

The three functions available are : The configuration program (Config) still functions as
it did in previous versions of Reydisp. This means if
Help...............................................................(F1) you specify DEMO as the data directory prefix, and
Provides help pages on the following D: as the drive, Reydisp will create directories
functions. starting with

Save Data WITHOUT comment...................(F6) D:\DEMO.001

This function stores the data immediately and going up to D:\DEMO.999
without adding a comment file to the data
files. The command line option differs in that it refers to
current directory in a similar way to the DOS
Save Data WITH comment ........................(F10) directory commands CD, RD and MD.
This function calls an editor that allows you
to write comments (up to 10 lines of 50 Therefore if you are running Reydisp from a
characters). The comments that you write are directory C:\REYDISP and you execute the program
saved with the data files when you leave the using REYDISP DATA, Reydisp will create the
editor by pressing the F10 key. directory

The comment editor allows the user to C:\REYDISP\DATA.1

perform simple editing commands, which can
be used to quickly and easily produce a comment assuming that the directory C:\REYDISP\DATA.1
file. The keys available are :- does not already exist.

↑↓←→
To move the cursor around Examples:
the comment page
Assuming you are running Reydisp from the
END directory
Go to end of the current line D:\TOOLS\REYDISP
Fig. 3 shows where Reydisp would save your data:
HOME (remember Reydisp will add a numeric extension to
Go to start of the current line these directories)

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Remember, if your computer is linked to a network, waveforms. When a different page is displayed
you can specify drives and directories on the cursor position and expansion state is maintained.
network.
Arrow Keys: Move Cursor.
The left and right arrow keys are used to move the
15. WAVEFORM MENU. cursors across the screen. The cursors are used to
mark an area for expansion. The currents at the
To access the waveform menu, go to the main menu cursor position are displayed at the left and right side
and select : of the screen, with the time interval shown between
the cursors.
"Waveform Menu............................ (F3)"
ESC: Return to waveform menu.
The Options of the Waveform Menu are dependant To quit, or to examine a different set of the available
on the Relay, details for each relay are given in the data, press the ESC key.
appendices.

Selecting from this menu allows the user to display 17. RELAY CONTROL MENU.
the waveforms. The display is further controlled
using the control options listed at the base of the It is possible to perform a subset of the relay’s
display page. functions from Reydisp.

Note:
16. DISPLAY PAGE COMMANDS. If you wish to use the data stored within the
relay at a later time, save it to disk before
F1: Help. using these functions.
This function provides help on all screen
manipulation functions. From the main menu select:
"Relay Control Menu .......................... (F5)"
F2: Join Data ON / OFF.
This function allows the sample points alone to be The six functions available are :
displayed (Join Data OFF). The default is "ON". F2
switches the function ON or OFF. Help.................................................................(F1)
Provides help pages on the following
F3: Expand ON / OFF. functions.
When the displays are selected the entire set of
sample points are displayed. A section of the display Clear Relay Data Storage ...............................(F2)
can be expanded for closer analysis by marking the This function clears the relay storage. If the
area with the cursors and then pressing F3. F3 is contents relay storage are required for future
pressed again to return to full display. analysis, save them to disk using the Main
Menu :
F4: Move Left / Right cursor. "Save Data To Disk ..............................(F6)"
Pressing F4 changes which cursor will be moved by
the left and right arrow keys. Trigger Relay Data Storage............................(F3)
This function causes the relay to immediately
F5: Plotter. store data. This function can only be
A copy of the display can be obtained on a plotter. performed once the relay data storage has
After pressing F5 you are given the option of writing been cleared.
the information direct to the plotter or to a file.
Pressing P will plot to the plotter, F will plot to file. Clear Relay Flag Indication........................... (F4)
If no plotter is available, a screen dump can be made Clears the fault indication lights on the front
to a printer by using the F6 key. of the relay.

F6: Print waveforms. Monitor Relay .................................................(F5)

This command sends a copy of the current waveform Monitor the relay for data. When the relay
screen to the printer. See the configuration options stores data, the information is downloaded
for how to set your printer up. and stored to disk, then the relay’s data
storage is cleared ready to record the next
PgUp/PgDn: Change screen. trip. If the program is monitoring the relay
When the displays are selected the full set of correctly, a line should spin in the bottom
waveforms are displayed. Using the PgUp or PgDn right hand corner of the screen.
keys allows the user to examine subsets of the

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PC - Relay Direct............................................(F6) The relay’s fault indication L.E.D.s can be
The main use for this function is to check the reset using this function.
connection between the relay and the
computer. PA - Plot analogue waveforms.
This function provides a way of issuing PD - Plot Digital waveforms.
commands directly to the relay. As These functions cause the relay to send the
commands are sent to the relay, they are plotter commands to the screen.
echoed from the relay to the screen. If the
screen does not show your relay commands, SS - Send Settings.
then the relay is not receiving them. If you The relay will send the settings information
experience difficulties, check your connection to the screen as it is stored within the relay.
to the relay and that the configuration file is
correct. HELP - Displays help.
This function may also be used to control an The HELP command provides the list of the
intermediate device, such as a Digital Sub- relay commands given here. Newer versions
Station switch by issuing commands to that of the relays may have some extra commands
device. not mentioned here which will be displayed
Two new functions have been added to this by this command.
screen :-
Note:-
F7) Send File These functions are supplied so that you can
Sends a file from the PC to the device. Press check the relay is receiving instructions. You
F7, you are asked for the name of the file to are advised only to use these functions
send. This file will then be sent. Typed confirm that the relay holds data.
commands will not be sent until the file
transfer has been completed.
19. PRINTING INFORMATION.
F9 Data Capture
Stores information received in a file as well The "Print Screen" key can be used at any time to
as displaying it on screen. Press F9, you will give a printout of the screen, provided a suitable
be asked to name the file to store the data in. printer is connected to your computer. (See the
All subsequent data received is stored in this equipment list.) On the waveform screen use the F6
file. To switch the capture off press F9 again. key to printout the waveforms.
The description at the right of the title area
shows the present state of the capture. The Reydisp program can also plot the waveforms
that it displays on the screen, provided a suitable
plotter is connected to your computer. (See the
18. PC - RELAY DIRECT COMMANDS. equipment list.)

Summary of the main commands that can be issued The plotter can only be used from the waveform
from the "PC - Relay Direct" function: display page. The plot will be of the same area of the
data that is being displayed on the screen.
SH - Send Hexadecimal waveform data.
This command causes the relay to send the Note:-
contents of its data store to the screen in You are advised to save data to disk before
hexadecimal notation. using the plotter.

SD - Send Decimal waveform data. To use the plotter:

This command causes the relay to send the
contents of its data store to the screen in (i) Display the area of data that you wish
decimal notation. to plot.

TS - Trigger Storage. (ii) Press the F5 key.

The relay will store the line currents Reydisp will ask if you wish to plot to a file
immediately without waiting for a trip. or a plotter. Press either P for the plotter or
F to send the information to file.
RS - Reset storage of waveform data. Reydisp will then request a location name for
The relay’s data storage will be cleared, the plot that you are about to draw. The
allowing more data to be stored. location name will be placed in the location
field of the plot title line. The location name
RF - Reset Flags. maybe up to 38 characters long and may

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 include spaces. When you have entered the
location name, or if you do not wish to enter
a location name, press the RETURN key.

(iii) The plot will be output directly to the plotter.

Pressing the Esc key at any time will cause
the plot to be abandoned.

If you experience problems while attempting to use

the plotter:
(a) Check that your connection to the
COMMS port is correct.
(b) Using the Config program, check that
the configuration file is correct. If
necessary, leave Reydisp and correct
the configuration file using the Config
program, then re-start Reydisp.
(c) Check that a mouse driver or similar
program is not interfering with the
comms ports.

20. PLOTTER INFORMATION.

Pen Selection.
The plotter uses the following pens for the following
waveforms:-
Border and titles........................... PEN 1
Phase A currents.......................... PEN 2
Phase B currents.......................... PEN 3
Phase C currents........................... PEN 4
Relay status information ............ PEN 5
Summed currents.......................... PEN 1

Plotter RS232 Cable.

For the plotter to comms port connection, you are
advised to use an RS232 cable wired as shown in
Fig. 4.

Plotter Settings.

The Reydisp program can output to the plotter at the

following baud rates:
300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, or 9600.
Set your plotter to the desired baud rate. Then using
the CONFIG program, put the same information in
Reydisp’s configuration file.
(See Configuration Instructions.)

Reydisp sends 8 data bits and no parity bit.

Plotter Error Indication Light.

During computer to plotter testing, the plotter error
light may be lit. If a good connection is made
between the computer and the plotter, the error light
will be turned off.
If the error light is lit once the plot has begun, then a
transmission error has occurred.

( Refer to your plotter manual for further details.)

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Reyrolle Ltd. Reydisp Configuration Program V3.20 (2512S81215) (C) 1992-5

Keys : <F1> or <SHIFT F1> Help <Return> Alter Item <Esc> Quit <F10> Save

Relay Connected To Port COM1

Relay Baud Rate 9600 COM1

Plotter Connected To Port COM2 COM2

Plotter Baud Rate 9600
COM3
Printer Connected To Port LPT1
Printer type LASER II COM4
Print quality HIGH
Text Line Spacing 1.5

Monitor Type COLOUR

Graphics Adapter Type VGA

Data Files To Drive C:

Data Directory Prefix TEST

Edit File - REYDISP.CFG

Figure 1 : Configuration Program Screen

Reyrolle Ltd, Reyrolle Protection Reydisp (Microphase-FM)

Load Data From Disk Dirs = 7

A: ° B: ° C: ° F: ° G: ° H: °

net net net

.. Cursor Keys & Enter Select

SOLKOR-M
CONFIG Esc Exit
DUOBIAS2
DUOBIAS3 F1 Help
TEST .1 R
TESTFILE.1 R F8 Comment
TESTFILE.2 R
F9 Default

F10 Drive

Path :- G:\TEST\REYDISP

Figure 2 : File Loader Screen.

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 Command Data Saved To

REYDISP D:\TOOLS\REYDISP\DATA D:\TOOLS\REYDISP\DATA

REYDISP DATA D:\TOOLS\REYDISP\DATA
REYDISP \DATA D:\DATA
REYDISP \TOOLS\DATA D:\TOOLS\DATA
REYDISP C:\DATA C:\DATA
REYDISP C:DATA C:DATA (the directory DATA will be created in the
default directory of drive C)

Figure 3 : Examples of where Reydisp will Save Data

PC RS232 Cable Plotter

2 2

3 3

5 20

7 7

Figure 4 : RS232 Cable Connections

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 Figure 6 : Relay Datalink to XY Pen Plotter

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 DOS Commands:

The execute DOS commands section in Reydisp now

APPENDIX A: IMPROVEMENTS TO
allows the user to press F3 to redisplay the last
REYDISP
command issued, as would normally be allowed in
DOS. A history of previous DOS commands is
The following list of features were new to version
available by pressing ↓ ↑ keys. (See page 10)
3.00 of Reydisp.

Communications Ports:
Network Support:
Reydisp will recognise communications ports COM3
Reydisp is now Novell Netware compatible. This
and COM4 for communicating to the relay and
allows data to be saved and loaded over a network in
plotter. To select one of the new ports, simply
the same way in which it would normally be loaded
choose the appropriate port in the configuration
from a hard or floppy disk. The network must
program or select it on the command line in the usual
conform to the Novell Netware standard for Reydisp
way.
to work correctly.

Configuration Program:
Command Line Options:
The configuration program now has help screens in a
The configuration of Reydisp can be temporarily
similar way to Reydisp.
changed from the settings given in the config
program by adding parameters on the command line.
(See page 7 for more details.) Printer Support:

Saving Data: Reydisp now recognises the HP Laserjet II printer

and the Canon Bubblejet BJ10e. These printers can
be specified in the configuration program along with
A full path name can be given as the save path. This
the port that they are connected to. The F6 key has
means that data files do not have to be stored in the
been added to the waveform screen for using these
root directory. (See page 11)
printers. (See pages 2 and 5)

Plotting To File:
Display current setup option:
Reydisp can now produce HP-GL plot files. This
This option allows you to view the current setup of
enables users without direct access to a Hewlett
Reydisp while you are within the program. (See
Packard plotter, to save a plot file to disk and to plot
page 10)
it at a later time.
These plot files can also be imported into some word
processor such as WordPerfect. (See page 12 + 14) The following list of features are new to version
3.20 of Reydisp.

Monitoring Relays: VF Comms Signals

The monitor function in Reydisp displays a Microphase-FM and Solkor-M Versions now
revolving wheel to indicate that the program is still download and display VF Communications Signals.
monitoring the relay. (See page 13) See Appendix H for more information.

Renamed Executable Files

Automatic Monitoring:
The files which were REYDISP.EXE for every
Reydisp can now monitor relays without the need for
version have been given individual names. See the
a user to press any keys.
Appendix for the version you are using to find its
Running Reydisp with the /A option will make
name.
Reydisp monitor the relay for data storage until the
computer is switched off. (See page 7)
Individual Config File Names

The name of the config file can now be specified, so

you can have a config file for each version. To load a

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n specific config file use the /G option on the
command line.

Print Quality

An option /Q is now available to specify the print

quality via the command line.

Alphabetic Sort of Directory List

The list of directories displayed by the file loader is

now sorted alphabetically. To aid this the number
appended to the directory is now preceded with
zeros. e.g. TEST.001

Send File / Data Capture

The PC direct command (F6 from the Relay Menu)

now has options to send a file and to capture data
received.

Fast Cursor Movement

On the waveform screens, those accessed from the

F3 Waveform Menu option of the Main Menu you
can now move the cursors quickly with the following
key combinations :-

Ctrl + ← Moves the selected cursor to its

extreme left position.
Ctrl + → Moves the selected cursor to its
extreme right position.
Shift + ← Moves the selected cursor to the left
by a larger amount.
Shift + → Moves the selected cursor to the right
by a larger amount.
Home Moves the left cursor to the extreme
left of the screen.
End Moves the right cursor to the extreme
right of the screen.

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APPENDIX B: INFORMATION SPECIFIC
TO DUOBIAS-M (2W)

The Duobias-M 2W Transformer Protection Stores

Analogue Current data for :

• HV winding line current phases A,B,C,

• LV winding line current phases A,B,C,
• HV restricted earth fault current,
• LV restricted earth fault current.

Waveform Menu Options

There are three sets of screen displays that are

viewed separately.

Line Currents................................................. (F2)

The HV and LV currents.

Relay Currents................................................(F3)
The HV and LV currents after the
interposing current transformers.

Relay Status Information...............................(F4)

The Program Filename is FFA-2.EXE.

The demonstration directories are FFA2DEMO.1
FFA2DEMO.2

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 HV A High Voltage Phase A (Red)
HV B High Voltage Phase B (Yellow)
HV C High Voltage Phase C (Blue)
HV EF High Voltage Earth Fault
LV A Low Voltage Phase A (Red)
LV B Low Voltage Phase B (Yellow)
LV C Low Voltage Phase C (Blue)
LV EF Low Voltage Earth Fault

Sn Status Inputs where n = 1, 16

RL n Output Relay where n = 1, 16

CD A Current Differential Phase A

CD B Current Differential Phase B
CD C Current Differential Phase C

HS A High Set Phase A

HS B High Set Phase B
HS C High Set Phase C

DEF SETS Settings Defaulted

Figure B1 : Abbreviations Used

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 Figure B2 : Line Currents Screen

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 Figure B3 : Relay Currents Screen

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 Figure B4 : Status Inputs

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 Figure B5 : Output Relays

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 Figure B6 : Fault Indication (Left Hand Side)

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 Figure B7 : Fault Indication (Right Hand Side)

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APPENDIX C: INFORMATION SPECIFIC
TO DUOBIAS-M (2W) WITH CIRCUIT
BREAKER FAIL

This information is additional to that given in

Appendix B for Duobias-M 2W. The Figures in
Appendix B apply to the CBF version except for
Figures B6 and B7 which are shown here as Figures
C2 and C3 respectively.

The Program Filename is FFA-4.EXE.

The demonstration directory is FFA4DEMO.1

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 CBF B/TRIP Circuit Breaker Fail BackTrip
CBF RFORCE Circuit Breaker Fail Reinforce

Figure C1 : Additional Abbreviations Used

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 Figure C2 : Fault Indication (Left Hand Side)

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 Figure C3 : Fault Indication (Right Hand Side)

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APPENDIX D: INFORMATION SPECIFIC
TO DUOBIAS-M (3W)

The Duobias-M 3W Transformer Protection Stores

Analogue Current data for :

• HV winding line current phases A,B,C

• LVA winding line current phases A,B,C
• LVB winding line current phases A,B,C
• HV restricted earth fault currents
• LVA restricted earth fault currents
• LVB restricted earth fault currents

Waveform Menu Options

There are three sets of screen displays that are

viewed separately.

Line
Currents...........................................................(F2)
The HV, LVA and LVB currents.

Relay Currents................................................(F3)
The HV, LVA and LVB currents after the
interposing current transformers.

Relay Status Information................................(F4)

The Program Filename is FFA-3.EXE.

The demonstration directories are FFA3DEMO.1
FFA3DEMO.2

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 HV A High Voltage Phase A (Red)
HV B High Voltage Phase B (Yellow)
HV C High Voltage Phase C (Blue)
HV EF High Voltage Earth Fault
LVA A Low Voltage A Phase A (Red)
LVA B Low Voltage A Phase B (Yellow)
LVA C Low Voltage A Phase C (Blue)
LVA EF Low Voltage A Earth Fault

LVB A Low Voltage B Phase A (Red)

LVB B Low Voltage B Phase B (Yellow)
LVB C Low Voltage B Phase C (Blue)
LVB EF Low Voltage B Earth Fault

Sn Status Inputs where n = 1, 16

RL n Output Relay where n = 1, 16
DATA BACKUP Battery Backup Status (On/Off)
CD A Current Differential Phase A
CD B Current Differential Phase B
CD C Current Differential Phase C
DATA STORED Data Records are stored by the Relay
HS A High Set Phase A
HS B High Set Phase B
HS C High Set Phase C

DEF SETS Settings Defaulted

Figure D1 : Abbreviations Used

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 Figure D2 : Line Currents Screen

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 Figure D3 : Relay Currents Screen

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 Figure D4 : Relay Status Information

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 Figure D5 : Output Relays

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 Figure D6 : Fault Indication (Left Hand Side)

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 Figure D7 : Fault Indication (Right Hand Side)

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APPENDIX E: INFORMATION SPECIFIC
TO DUOBIAS-M (3W) WITH CIRCUIT
BREAKER FAIL

This information is additional to that given in

Appendix D for Duobias-M 3W. The Figures in
Appendix D apply to the CBF version except for
Figures D6 and D7 which are shown here as Figures
E2 and E3 respectively.

The Program Filename is FFA-5.EXE.

The demonstration directory is FFA5DEMO.1

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 CBF B/TRIP Circuit Breaker Fail BackTrip
CBF RFORCE Circuit Breaker Fail Reinforce

Figure E1 : Additional Abbreviations Used

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 Figure E2 : Fault Indication (Left Hand Side)

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 Figure E3 : Fault Indication (Right Hand Side)

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APPENDIX F : INFORMATION SPECIFIC
TO MICROPHASE-FM

The Microphase-FM Feeder Protection Stores

Analogue Current data for :-

Line current phases I1A

Line current phases I1B
Line current phases I1C

Waveform Menu Options

There are two sets of screen displays that are viewed

separately.

Line Currents......................................... (F2)

Relay Status Information....................... (F3)

with

VF Communications Signals.................. (F4)

or

No VF Communications Signals Available

See Appendix H for more information about the

Communications Signals

The Program Filename is FDC-2.EXE.

The demonstration directories are FDC2DEMO.1
FDC2DEMO.2

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 I1A Current Phase A (Red)
I1B Current Phase B (Yellow)
I1C Current Phase C (Blue)

I1PPS Positive Phase Sequence

I1NPS Negative Phase Sequence
I1ZPS Zero Phase Sequence

I1M Relaying Quantity

I1MD Delayed Relaying Quantity
I2M Remote Relaying Quantity
I1MR Radius of I1MD
I2MR Radius of I1MR
IDIFF Differential Quantity
IRES Restraint
COUNT Number of samples above Threshold of operation
Sn Status Inputs where n = 1, 8
RL n Output Relay where n = 1, 16
DATA BACKUP Battery Backup Status (On/Off)
PPS LEVEL Positive Phase Sequence Fault Detector
PPS IMP Positive Phase Sequence Impulse Fault Detector
NPS LEVEL Negative Phase Sequence Fault Detector
I/TRIP SEND Intertrip Send
TRIP TEST Forced Relay Operation
L/BACK TEST Loopback Test
OUT OF S’VICE Protection Out of Service
DATA STORED Data Records are stored by the Relay
DIFF Differential Trip
DIFF I/TRIP Remote Differential Intertrip
STAT I/TRIP Remote Status Intertrip
DEF SETTS Settings Defaulted
I/TRIP SEQ Intertrip Sequence Running
I/TRIP SENT Intertrip Sent
I/TRIP ACK Intertrip Acknowledged
I/TRIP FAILED Intertrip Failed
COMMS Communications Alarm
ALARM
COMMS Communications Disturbance
DISTRB
DL MSR FAIL Delay Measure Fail
DL MSR Delay Measure Pulse Error
ERROR

Figure F1 : Abbreviations Used

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 Figure F2 : Line Currents Screen

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 Figure F3 : Relay Status Information

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 Figure F4 : Output Relays

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 Figure F5 : Fault Indication (Left Hand Side)

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 Figure F6 : Fault Indication (Right Hand Side)

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 Figure F7 : Communication Signals

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APPENDIX G: INFORMATION SPECIFIC
TO SOLKOR-M

The Solkor-M Feeder Protection Stores Analogue

Current data for :-

Phase currents A,B and C,

Summed currents.

Waveform Menu Options

There are two sets of screen displays that are viewed

separately.

Line Currents......................................... (F2)

Relay Status Information....................... (F3)

with

VF Communications Signals.................. (F4)

or

No VF Communications Signals Available

See Appendix H for more information about the

Communications Signals

The Program Filename is FDB-2.EXE.

The demonstration directories are FDB2DEMO.1
FDB2DEMO.2

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 I1A Current Phase A (Red)
I1B Current Phase B (Yellow)
I1C Current Phase C (Blue)
I1M Relaying Quantity
I1MD Delayed Relaying Quantity
I2M Remote Relaying Quantity

Sn Status Inputs where n = 1, 8

RL n Output Relay where n = 1, 16

DATA BACKUP Battery Backup Status (On/Off)

PH. A CHECK Phase A Overcurrent Check
PH. B CHECK Phase B Overcurrent Check
PH. C CHECK Phase C Overcurrent Check
E/F CHECK Earth Fault Overcurrent Check
DATA STORED Data Records are stored by the Relay
DIFF Differential Trip
DIFF I/TRIP Remote Differential Intertrip
STAT I/TRIP Remote Status Intertrip
DEF SETTS Settings Defaulted
I/TRIP SEQ Intertrip Sequence Running
I/TRIP SENT Intertrip Sent
I/TRIP ACK Intertrip Acknowledged
I/TRIP FAILED Intertrip Failed
COMMS Communications Alarm
ALARM
COMMS Communications Disturbance
DISTRB
DL MSR FAIL Delay Measure Fail
DL MSR Delay Measure Pulse Error
ERROR

Figure G1 : Abbreviations Used

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 Figure G2 : Line Currents Screen

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 Figure G3 : Relay Status Information

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 Figure G4 : Output Relays

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 Figure G5 : Fault Indication (Left Hand Side)

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 Figure G6 : Fault Indication (Right Hand Side)

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 Figure G7 : Communication Signals

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APPENDIX H: INFORMATION
ABOUT COMMUNICATIONS SIGNALS

The waveform menu (F3 from the main menu of

Reydisp, described on page 9 of this manual)
now has an extra item “F4 VF Communications
Signals” when they are available.

The waveforms will not be available under the

following conditions:-

1. A saved set of data which does not contain

the VF data has be re-loaded.

2. An error occurred when loading the VF data

from the relay, however the signals data was
loaded correctly.

On the VF communications screen the signals

Tx and Rx are shown. The Cursor values
displayed to the left and right of the graph are
the Envelope values calculated over a period of
2 samples with the cursor on the second sample.

The timings shown at the cursors on the VF

screen do not correspond with the timings on the
Line Signals/Status Information screens due to
the faster sample rate of the VF data, therefore
the VF samples cover a smaller time window.
The line currents and status signals cover a time
period of approx. 1 second, whereas the VF
signals only cover a period of approx. 300 ms.
Therefore time measurements between the VF
windows and other windows are not
comparable. However the 0.0ms points on each
window do correspond. Because of this cursor
movement and expansion are independent on the
VF screens. Figure H1 illustrates the difference
in time between the data.

The amount of Pre-Trigger on the VF signals is

fixed, the Pre-Trigger of the Line Signals Data
is set by the operator.

The VF Communications data is saved with the

original data when saving manually or through
monitor.

If it exists the VF data is re-loaded when the

user loads data.

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 Pre-Trigger Post-Trigger

Line
Signals

VF Signals

0.0ms
Figure H1 : Trigger Point Relationship

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