User s Manual HV/Collect*3.1

Transcription

1 User s Manual HV/Collect*3.1

2 This manual belongs to:

3 Contents Chapter Page About this manual 3 Introduction 5 Instructions 11 Technical descriptions 17 References 35 Appendix 37 Index 47

4 2

5 About this manual This is a software manual for the Disturbance Collector software Document number: 1MRK UEN Version: 3.1 Revision: 00 Issue date: July 2000 Data subject to change without notice We reserve all rights to this document, even in the event that a patent is issued and a different commercial proprietary right is registered. Improper use, in particular reproduction and dissemination to third parties, is not permitted. This document has been carefully checked. If you nevertheless detects any errors, please notify us as soon as possible. The data contained in this manual is intended solely for the product description and is not to be deemed to be a statement of guaranteed properties. In the interests of our customers, we constantly seek to ensure that our products are developed to the latest technological standards. As a result, it is possible that there may be some differences between the HW/SW product and this information product. Author s address: ABB Automation Products AB Substation Automation Division S Västerås Tel: Fax: Internet: ABB Automation Products AB

6

7 Introduction The chapter Introduction This chapter introduces you to the HV/Collect software Preface... 5 Abbreviations and definitions...5 Font conventions...6 Product overview...6 System overview...7 1MRK UEN*

8 Introduction 6 1MRK UEN*3.1-00

9 Abbreviations and definitions Introduction Preface Preface Welcome to the Disturbance Collector User s Manual. The Disturbance Collector software is designed to provide a flexible tool for collection of disturbance files. To be able to understand this document, you should be familiar with SMS510, a Substation Monitoring System tool. The HV Collect function is designed and created by ABB Automation Products AB in Västerås, Sweden. 1 Abbreviations and definitions Disturbance Disturbance recorder FTP SMS510 LAN Leaf Node LON NFS OS PANORAMA RAS Recording Remote PC RESDA REVAL REVAL-format REVAL log file An anomaly in the data of the supervised Power System equipment. Disturbances are recorded by manual initiation or automatically if they meet pre-set triggering conditions. The built in disturbance recorder in REx500 and RET521 terminals. File Transfer Protocol Substation Monitoring System Local Area Network The last node in a tree structure hierarcy. Item in tree structure. Local Operating Network The Network File System (NFS) allows a client node to perform transparent file access over the network. By using NFS, a client node operates on files residing on a variety of servers and server architectures, and across a variety of operating systems. Operating System. Core software for a PC. The total, coordinated protection and control concept. Registered trademark of ABB Automation Products AB. Remote Access Server All the available information about a disturbance from one disturbance recorder. Same as Central PC. An expert system for disturbance analysis. RESDA runs in Windows 3.1. RESDA version > 1.0 is assumed in this document. Disturbance Evaluation Program. REVAL runs in Windows OS. The file format used by the REVAL evaluation program. The disturbance data is stored in two files, the header file, *.reh and the data file, *.rev. The log file contain file references to uploaded recordings 1MRK UEN*

10 Abbreviations and definitions Introduction Preface Comtrade-format TCP/IP Terminal Unit SCIL SPANET PCLTA during an auto poll for a unit. This file format can also be used by the REVAL evaluation program. The disturbance data is stored in three files, the header file *.hdr, the data file,*.dat and the *.cfg file. Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol. See Unit. Throughout this document the word unit refers to the REx500 and RET521 terminals in which the disturbance recorder is located. Programming language in MicroSCADA Communication protocol for Spa Board in computer for LON communication 1.1 Font conventions Normal text is written with this font and size. SCIL CODE, SCIL PROGRAMS AND FILE NAMES ARE WRITTEN WITH THIS FONT AND SIZE. 1.2 Product overview Disturbance recording is a very effective tool for the operating and design personnel to analyze the performance of the power system and related equipment during and after a major disturbance. By promptly detecting any problems and initiating the corrective measures, maximum operating reliability and availability of the power system is achieved. Disturbance recording also improves the understanding of the behavior of the power system and the associated equipment, contributing to design improvements of future installations. The complete disturbance recording and evaluation system consists of REVAL, RESDA and Disturbance Collector programs together with hardware for interconnecting the disturbance recorders and protection terminals in a local network, in either a star or a loop configuration. This document describes only the functions of the Disturbance Collector programs and the interface to REx500 and RET521 terminals. SMS510 software available for Disturbance Collector: HV/COLLECT - Software module for disturbance collector. 8 1MRK UEN*3.1-00

11 Abbreviations and definitions Introduction Preface 1.3 System overview The Disturbance Collector function is a part of the SMS510 system. In fig. 1, the Disturbance Collector function is shown as a part of a system. This user s manual covers only the functionality of the Disturbance Collector function. Central PC Windows/REVAL Windows/RESDA SMS510 A Central PC M 4) B Windows/REVAL Windows/RESDA SMS510 SMS510 SMS510 HV/Collect HV/Collect N E T PCLTA N E T PCLTA 1) Station PC C Reval Resda SMS510 M HV/Collect N E T PCLTA 2) 3) Communication protocols 1) LAN - TCP/IP, NFS 2) SPA 3) LON 4) FTP, RAS or similar PC locations A) Central PC, LAN connection B) Central PC, RAS connection C) Station PC Fig. 1 Disturbance Collector system overview 1MRK UEN*

12 Abbreviations and definitions Introduction Preface 10 1MRK UEN*3.1-00

13 Instructions The chapter Instructions This chapter instructs you how to install the Disturbance Collector software and how to perform some typical tasks when to use the software. Installation Requirement...11 System requirements Supported terminals...11 Installation...11 Installing the SMS510 software and HV/Collect...11 The disturbance collectors directories...12 System setup...12 Performing certain operations Start the HV/Collect tool...13 Change of password...13 Diagnosing errors MRK UEN*

14 Instructions 12 1MRK UEN*3.1-00

15 System requirements Instructions Installation Requirement Installation Requirement Before using Disturbance Collector, the software SMS510 has to be installed. For further information, see SMS510 Installation and Commissioning Manual, 1MRS MEN. 2 System requirements In order to operate, the software module Disturbance Collector poses the following requirements on its environment. The SMS510 PC: 64MB RAM (128MB RAM recommended) 300 MB disk free space (350MB recommended) Operating system Windows/NT 4.0 The HV/collect package: 1100 KB disk 2.1 Supported terminals Supported types RET 521 version 2.0 or later REx 500 version 2.0 or later 3 Installation 3.1 Installing the SMS510 software and HV/Collect The installation of HV/Collect is included in SMS510 s installation packet. To install SMS510 and HV/Collect use SMS510 s manual: Installation and Commissioning Manual 1MRS MEN. 1MRK UEN*

16 System setup Instructions Installation Requirement 3.2 The disturbance collectors directories The Disturbance Collector is not a stand-alone library function itself. It is an integrated part of the SMS510. The software is installed in the following directories: [drive]:\sms510\tool\hvcollect\inst [drive]:\sms510\tool\hvcollect\lang0 [drive]:\sms510\tool\hvcollect\use 4 System setup REVAL/RESDA The uploaded recordings can be analysed with tools like REVAL or RESDA or other tools with the ability to read REVAL- or COMTRADE formats. Choose File -> Open... in one of the above mentioned tools and browse to the destination directory (directory were the disturbance files are stored), select the REVAL header file You want to analyse. In REVAL an automatic printout function is available. Before this is properly working together with HV/COLLECT the default path, where REVAL finds necessary files, must be changed from [drive]:\sms\..\recom to [drive]:\sms510\tool\hvcollect. This modification is made in [drive]:\reval\reval.ini tag RECOM_DIR and must match the PATH_REVAL_LOG_FILES tag in HVCOLLECT.INI.! Note! Important notes concerning automatic printout from REVAL: To get this function working properly it is very important that the necessary printers are defined for the SMS510 user. Otherwise REVAL is not able to detect default printer definitions which is a must. 14 1MRK UEN*3.1-00

17 Performing certain operations Instructions Installation Requirement 5 Performing certain operations 5.1 Start the HV/Collect tool The HV/Collect tool is started from the main menu in SMS510. In the System Tools menu, (see fig. 1). Click HV/Collect. Fig. 2 System Tools menu 5.2 Change of password The Disturbance Collector has no password handling of its own. Instead, activities are depending on the user s authority level in the SMS510. All users with authority level 1 or higher have access to the Disturbance Collector activities. For more information about authority handling see SMS510 Operator s Manual 1MRS MUM. 5.3 Diagnosing errors When errors occur, the system produces error messages which are shown in a message box. The error messages are composed of a status code and short descriptive text. For more information about diagnosing errors see SMS510 Operator s Manual 1MRS MUM. 1MRK UEN*

18 Performing certain operations Instructions Installation Requirement 16 1MRK UEN*3.1-00

19 Technical descriptions The chapter Technical instructions This chapter describes the Disturbance Collector software and its functionality. Overview Summary of functions...17 User interface...18 Main dialog...18 General behavior...18 Command buttons...19 Navigator...20 Path indication Terminal disturbance list...21 Analog Channels...22 Digital Channels...24 Events Fault location...26 HV/Collect Menus...26 HV/Collect settings...26 HV/Collect View...28 HV/Collect Help...29 Tutorial...30 Manual uploading...30 Display data for one of the uploaded disturbances...30 Evaluate disturbance recording...30 Print out a list of disturbance recordings...30 Clear terminal recording memory...31 Manul Trig...31 Print tab page data...31 Manual File transfer (from Station PC to Central PC)...31 Deletion of uploaded disturbance recordings...31 Automatic uploading...32 Upload of disturbance from terminal to Station PC...32 Automatic file transfer from Station PC to Central PC MRK UEN*

20 Technical descriptions 18 1MRK UEN*3.1-00

21 Overview Technical descriptions 6 Overview The purpose of the Disturbance Collector is to collect disturbances from disturbance recorders in terminal units and save them as files on a hard drive for evaluation and long time storage. E.g for Reval format two files for each uploaded recording will be created, one header file yymmddss.reh and one data file yymmddss.rev where yymmddss = year, month, day and sequence number of the recording. Both upload processes (manual and automatic) stores disturbances under the SMS510 directory structure in \apl\sms510\recorder\ application_structure, which is the main storage directory for recording files. Subdirectories for each unit are created at run time and are named according to the unit name, e.g. SMS510\apl\SMS510\recorder\ROOT\ABB\STA1\BAY1\REX500 7 Summary of functions The below core functionality is provided with HV/Collect: Recordings saved in REVAL format Automatic printout using REVAL Generation of information files for RESDA Manual and automatic uploading of disturbances to Station PC and Remote PC Display of recording locations (Central PC, Station PC or terminal) Manual trig of a recording Clear recordings stored in the recorder Conversion to COMTRADE format Viewing of Fault location data Viewing of Internal terminal events Viewing of Digital channel data Viewing of Analog channel data Manual and automatic file transfer from Station PC to Remote PC Print out of disturbance list Print out of disturbance data (Analog channels, Digital channels, Event and Fault location) Manual and automatic file transfer of disturbance data files from Station PC to Remote PC 1MRK UEN*

22 User interface Technical descriptions 8 User interface 8.1 Main dialog Fig. 3 HV/Collect Main Dialog General behavior The main dialog is automatically displayed at startup of the HV/Collect tool. This dialog contains all the functionality normally used within the HV/Collect tool. The contents in the navigator (upper left control in fig. 1) displays the structure built within the SMS510 project navigator. Note that only units containing disturbance data handling equipment REx 5xx from Automation Products will be shown in the HV/Collect navigator. When traversing the navigator, the disturbances belonging to the current unit will be shown in the disturbance list (upper right control in fig. 1). Note that only locally (e.g. if you are working at the Remote PC, the disturbances located on the Remote PC) uploaded disturbances will be shown. 20 1MRK UEN*3.1-00

23 User interface Technical descriptions By clicking the Update List command button, all the disturbances in the terminal are shown in the disturbance list. Also the location of the individual disturbances are shown (e.g. location equal to Central for disturbances located on the Remote PC, Station for disturbances located on the Station PC and Terminal for disturbances located in the terminal). By selecting a specific disturbance in the disturbance list, the disturbance data for this disturbance is shown in the lower tab control in fig. 1, if the disturbance is locally uploaded. Note that the command button File Transfer only is visible in the HV/Collect located on the Central PC Command buttons In table 1 below, the different command buttons conditions and functionality are listed. Condition means in this case the condition that must be fulfilled to have the command button enabled. Table 2 lists the conditions and functionality for the lower tab control in fig. 1. Table 1: HV/Collect main dialog command buttons functionality Button Condition Functionality Upload Selected Disturbance(s) Upload disturbance(s) from the terminal for selected, not already harddisk storage. uploaded Evaluation Tool Start the evaluation tool, REVAL, on the selected disturbance. Update List Leaf selected Update the disturbance list depending on the selection in the navigator. Print List Disturbance list not empty Print out the terminal disturbance list on the default Windows/NT printer. Clear Memory Leaf selected Clear all disturbance data in the selected terminal. Manual Trig Leaf Selected Manual trig of disturbance recording in the terminal. File Transfer HV/Collect running on Central PC Printing of Analog Channels, Leaf selected Digital Channels, Events and Fault Location Transfers all new disturbance files, if any, from the Station PC to the Central PC This button change text, dependent on which tabbed page is selected. Print data for the selected tabbed page. 1MRK UEN*

24 User interface Technical descriptions Table 2: Tabbed page function Page Functionality Analog Channels When select tab page Analog Channels data is read from the header data file and the data is presented in the list. Digital Channels Event Fault Location When select tab page Digital Channels data is read from the header data file and the data is presented in the list. When select tab page Events data is read from the header data file and the data is presented in the list. When select tab page Fault Location data is read from the header data file and the data is presented in the list Navigator The navigator shows the project structure where each leaf represents a terminal. The project structure is built with the project navigator in SMS510. Fig. 4 Navigator Path indication Path indication of the location for the recording files (the Path specify the directory where the recording files resides on the hard drive). This field is placed in the lower part of the main dialog. Fig. 5 Path indication 22 1MRK UEN*3.1-00

25 User interface Technical descriptions Terminal disturbance list When a terminal (leaf) is selected in the navigator, the terminal disturbance list shows all the disturbances that have been uploaded for the selected terminal (Fig 4). When a terminal (leaf) is selected in the navigator and the command button Update List is clicked, the terminal is asked for information about all disturbances currently available in the terminal (and disturbances located in the Station PC if this command is executed from the Central PC). The result is displayed in the terminal disturbance list (Fig 5). Fig. 6 Terminal disturbance list, leaf selection Fig. 7 Terminal disturbance list, after an Update list 1MRK UEN*

26 User interface Technical descriptions Sorting is provided and it is accessed through the different column headers, see table 3. Clicking on a column header toggles ascending/descending sorting of the list. The disturbance list supports multiple discontinuous selection, which means, you can select any disturbance in the list, for example 1, 3 and 8. Multiple selection is made either by dragging the mouse over the items or by pressing the Ctrl key while clicking the items with the mouse. Table 3: Terminal disturbance list Column Description # List item number Unit/Location When Unit: Terminal unit name. This column is only shown when a leaf is selected in the navigator When Location: This column displays the location of the disturbance (e.g. Central, Station or Terminal. Seq. no. The disturbance recording sequence number, Date The disturbance recording date, in format YYYYMMDD. Time The disturbance recording time, in format hh:mm:ss.sss. Trig Signal The disturbance recording trig reason Analog Channels See table 4 for a description of the Analog channels contents. 24 1MRK UEN*3.1-00

27 User interface Technical descriptions Fig. 8 Tab, Analog Channels Table 4: General page items Item No Name Scale Factor Trig Low On Description Number on the Analog Channels Name of the Channel Scale factor Lower trigger status Lower trigger status Yes/No 1MRK UEN*

28 User interface Technical descriptions Table 4: General page items Item Trig High On Trig Trig Value RMS Pre RMS Fault Angle Pre Angle Fault Active Description Higher trigger status Higher trigger status Yes/No Trigger status Channel value at trigger time Pre-fault RMS-value Post-fault RMS-value Pre-fault Angle-value Post-fault Angle-value Channel enabled/not enabled (Yes/No) Digital Channels See table 5 for a description of the digital channels contents. Fig. 9 Tab, Digital Channels Table 5: Digital channels page items Column Description Channel Digital channel number, Id ID (name) 26 1MRK UEN*3.1-00

29 User interface Technical descriptions Table 5: Digital channels page items Column Setting Enabled Value Trig Description NO=Normal status, NC=Not Connected Trigger enabled Yes/No The value at the trigger time The trigger status at the trigger time Events See table 6 for a description of the Events contents. Fig. 10 Tab, Events Table 6: Events items Column Description No Event number, Time Time when event occurred Event Event text Value Event value, On/Off 1MRK UEN*

30 HV/Collect Menus Technical descriptions Fault location See table 7 for a description of the Fault location contents. Fig. 11 Main dialog, fault location page Table 7: Fault location page items Item Loop ID Fault Direction Distance(%) Distance(unit) Line length Precalculated Description Fault Loop that has been used for the calculations (L1-N, L2-N, L3-N, L1-L2, L2-L3, L3-L1, PhSel) Forward/reverse fault direction from terminal Distance to fault in percent Distance to fault in km or mile Line length km/mile Terminal precalculated fault loop 9 HV/Collect Menus 9.1 HV/Collect settings This menu is used for HV/Collect Settings, fig MRK UEN*3.1-00

31 HV/Collect Menus Technical descriptions Fig. 12 HV/Collect Settings menu 1 Enable/Disable showing grid lines in all list controls In the Settings menu of the HV/Collect dialog, click Show List Grid. 2 Evaluation tool settings. On the Settings menu of the HV/Collect dialog, click Evaluation tool settings. A dialog is displayed. Settings Path: Selection for Evaluation tool to be used File Format: Selection of disturbance file format (Reval or Comtrade) for the selected terminal Automatic Printout: Setting this checkbox means automatic printout of disturbance data files when using autopoll function.(note: This feature can only be used for Reval format.) Fig. 13 Evaluation Tool Settings 1MRK UEN*

32 HV/Collect Menus Technical descriptions 9.2 HV/Collect View The contents of the View menu is only enabled after an Update List is made. Fig. 14 HV/Collect View menu 1 Options This dialog can only be displayed after the command Update list. In the View menu of the HV/Collect dialog, click Options, the dialog in fig. 13 is displayed. Displays installed options in the terminal. Fig. 15 Options 2 Select Terminal data. This dialog can only be displayed after the command Update list. In the View menu of the HV/Collect dialog, click Terminal data, the dialog in fig. 14 is displayed. Displays general data from the terminal. 30 1MRK UEN*3.1-00

33 HV/Collect Menus Technical descriptions Fig. 16 Terminal data 9.3 HV/Collect Help This menu is used for Help in the HV/Collect, fig. 15 Fig. 17 HV/Collect Help menu 1 About Information about HV/Collect and SMS Help Help dialog for HV/collect. 1MRK UEN*

34 Tutorial Technical descriptions 10 Tutorial 10.1 Manual uploading Upload disturbance recordings that has not already been uploaded and stored on the hard disk. Upload selected disturbance(s) 1 Select a terminal in the navigator 2 Click the command button Update List 3 Select one or more disturbance recording(s) in the Terminal Recordings List 4 Click the Upload Selected command button A confirmation dialog is displayed 5 Click Ok in the dialog to confirm upload A progress bar is displayed 10.2 Display data for one of the uploaded disturbances 1 Select a terminal in the navigator. 2 Select a disturbance in the disturbance list. 3 Select a tab page for presentation of data Evaluate disturbance recording 1 Select a disturbance recording in the Terminal Disturbance List 2 Click on Evaluation Tool A confirmation dialog is displayed 3 Click Ok in the confirmation dialog The evaluation tool (REVAL) is started with the selected disturbance as an argument. NOTE: It is also possible to start REVAL without any selection of disturbance Print out a list of disturbance recordings 1 Select a terminal in the navigator 2 Click on Print List A confirmation dialog is displayed 3 Click Ok in the confirmation dialog to proceed printing 32 1MRK UEN*3.1-00

35 Tutorial Technical descriptions 10.5 Clear terminal recording memory 1 Select a terminal in the navigator 2 Click on Clear Memory A confirmation dialog is displayed 3 Click Ok in the confirmation dialog to proceed A progress bar is displayed 10.6 Manul Trig 1 Select a terminal in the navigator 2 Click on Manul Trig A confirmation dialog is displayed 3 Click Ok in the confirmation box A progress bar is displayed 10.7 Print tab page data 1 Select a terminal in the navigator 2 Select a disturbance 3 Select a tab page 4 Click on the Print data command button A confirmation dialog is displayed 5 Click Ok in the confirmation dialog to proceed printing 10.8 Manual File transfer (from Station PC to Central PC) 1 On the Central PC: Click on the command button File Transfer. All disturbance files that exists on Station PC but not on Central PC will no copied to Central PC 10.9 Deletion of uploaded disturbance recordings The maintenance of the files, i.e. deletion of old disturbance recording files, that are no longer needed has to be done though the Windows NT file manager. 1MRK UEN*

36 Tutorial Technical descriptions Automatic uploading Upload of disturbance from terminal to Station PC The automatic uploading of recordings from the terminal to the Station PC is executed from the scheduler in SMS510 (in the Station PC) by selecting the HV/Collect as the tool to be started. All terminals having disturbance data equipment from ABB Automation Products will be polled for new disturbances and these disturbances will be located on the Station PC s hard drive Automatic file transfer from Station PC to Central PC The automatic file transfer of recordings from the Station PC to the Central PC is executed from the scheduler in SMS510 (in the Central PC) by selecting the HV/Collect as the tool to be started for a particular station. All new disturbances, if any, belonging to the stated station will be transferred and located on the Central PC s hard drive. 34 1MRK UEN*3.1-00

37 References Reference publications The following documents are related to this manual and the operation of the Disturbance Collector function. 1 MicroSCADA Status codes, 1MRS MEN 2 HV/REx5xx 3.0 User s Manual, 1MRK UEN 3 HV/REx500 User s Manual rev. 2.0, 1MRK UEN 4 SMS510 Installation and Commissioning Manual, 1MRS MEN 5 SMS510 Operator s Manual 1MRS MUM 1MRK UEN*

38 36

39 Appendix The chapter Appendix Appendix...37 Application engineering information...37 Files for HVCollect: MRK UEN*

40 Appendix 38 1MRK UEN*3.1-00

41 Application engineering information Appendix Appendix 11 Application engineering information 11.1 Files for HVCollect: File location: SMS510/Tool/HVCOLLECT/INST Filename SRI_DOC.TXT SRI_INST.TXT SRI_START.TXT Description Routine to document the SDC (SEAPR Disturbance Collector) command procedures. Routine to install the SDC (SEAPR Disturbance Collector) command procedures. Start procedure for Automatic Uploading. File location: SMS510/Tool/HVCOLLECT/LANG L Filename SRU_ADCOL.TXT HVCollect.hlp Description Automatic Uploading dialogue and status texts The Help text file File location: SMS510/Tool/HVCOLLECT/USE Filename rsd_conv.exe rsd_conv.ini bc450rtl.dll sru_dccom.txt sru_dcspa.txt sru_dchdr0.txt sru_dchdr1.txt sru_dchdr2.txt sru_dchdr3.txt Description Convertion program to convert disturbance files, REVAL <==> COMTRADE Ini file for rsd_conv.exe DLL needed by the rsd_conv program Common SCIL variable definitions Common SPA-code definitions REOR100 SPA-code definitions (header data) (not supported for version 3.1 of HVCollect) VICAN SPA-code definitions (header data)(not supported for version 3.1 of HVCollect) SYSCON SPA-code definitions (header data)(not supported for version 3.1 of HVCollect) REx5xx SPA-code definitions (header data) 39

42 Application engineering information Appendix Filename sru_dchdr4.txt hvcollect.vso sdc_auto_print.vso sdc_progress.vso hvcollect.ini EXPORT_VSO.SCL MOD_0_Header_scl MOD_1_Header_scl MOD_2_Header_scl MOD_3_Header_scl MOD_4_Header_scl MOD_Common.scl MOD_Data.scl RSD_CONV_NT.exe SDC_Auto_Print.ini sim_dchdr1.txt sim_spar.scl sim_spaw.scl hvcollect_serv.ini PrintDisturbance.exe Description RET 521 SPA-code definitions (header data) Main dialogue for HV/Collect Invisible dialogue handling automatic printouts Progress bar dialogue Ini file for hvcollect.vso SPA Codes and evaluation for REOR100/RCRA100 protections, regarding disturbances ([DISREC 0A]) SPA Codes and evaluation for REx5XX protections, regarding disturbances (VICAN [DISREC 1A]) SPA Codes and evaluation for REx5XX protections, regarding disturbances (SYSCON [DISREC 2A]) SPA Codes and evaluation for REx5XX protections, regarding disturbances (REO500 [DISREC 3A]) SPA Codes and evaluation for REx5XX protections, regarding disturbances (RET521 [DISREC 4A]) Common data for header data file THE REVAL DATA FILE (.REV) IS CREATED Convertion program Initializing auto print File used for debugging (only for developers) File used for debugging (only for developers) File used for debugging (only for developers) File used for automatic tasks Handle printout for data lists (Analog channels, Digital channels etc.) 40

43 Customer feedback report Product: ABB Automation Products AB would appreciate your comments on this product. Please grade the following questions by selecting one alternative per category. Your answer will enables us to improve our products. How do you grade the quality of the product? Excellent Poor Total impression Useability Functionality Human-man interface Comments: How do you grade the quality of the documentation? Excellent Total impression Layout Illustrations Readability Easy to find Content structure Poor Remove from binder Comments:

44 Suggestions for improvments: Remove from binder Please send this report to: ABB Automation Products AB Substation Automation Division Dept. TCB S Västerås Sweden By facsimile: Send to

45 Software Registration Form Program: This card registers your program and makes you eligible to receive information about future updates. Name: Title: Company: Dept. Address: Remove from binder City: State: Zip: Phone: Fax: Program supplied by: Adress:

46 City: State: Zip: Phone: Date of receival of the program: Program serial Nr: Fascimile: Please send this registration card to ABB Automation Products AB, Sweden department TPS ( )

47 Place Postage Stamp Here ABB Automation Products AB Substation Automation Division Department: TPS S Västerås Sweden To be folded Remove from binder Tape here

48

49 Index Symbols.REH 19 A Automatic uploading 19 C Clear indication LEDs 19 Clear recordings 19 D Disturbance 7, 19 Disturbance Collector 8, 9, 13, 14, 19 Disturbance recorder 7, 19 Disturbance recording 7, 8 F FTP 7 REVAL log file 7 REVAL-format 7 REx5xx 8, 14 S save 19 SCS 8 Sequence number 19 SMS 8 Station wide list 19 Storage 19 T TCP/IP 8 U Unit 8 Unit name 19 Uploaded recording 19 H HV/COLLECT 8 L LAN 7 LIB520 7, 9 LON 7 M Manual trig 19 Manual uploading 19, 32 MicroSCADA 8, 9, 19 N navigator 22 NFS 7 O Operating system 13 P PYRAMID 7 R RAM 13 RECOM 7 Recording 7 RESDA 7, 8, 14, 19 REVAL 7, 8, 14, 19 47

50 ABB Automation Products AB License Agreement IMPORTANT - READ CAREFULLY BEFORE OPENING This legal document is an agreement between You, the user, and ABB Automation Products AB, Västerås, SWEDEN. By opening the diskette package You indicate your acceptance of the terms and conditions of this agreement. If You do not agree to the terms of this agreement, promptly return the unopened diskette package and other items which are part of the product for a full refund. Your product is a single user version unless you have a written agreement with ABB Automation Products AB. SOFTWARE LICENSE 1. Grant of License 2. Copyright 3. Term 4. Other Restrictions This ABB Automation Products AB License Agreement ( License ) grants you the nonexclusive right to use one copy of the enclosed software program ( SOFTWARE ) on a single computer (i.e., with a single CPU) at a single location at any time. If you have multiple Licenses for the SOFTWARE you may have as many copies of the SOFTWARE in use as you have Licenses. The software is owned by ABB Automation Products AB or its suppliers and is protected by Swedish copyright laws, international treaty provisions, and all other applicable national laws. Therefore you must treat thesoftware as any other copyrighted material (e.g., a book or musical recording) except that if the software is not copy protected you may either (a) make a copy of the SOFTWARE solely for backup or archival purposes, or (b) transfer the SOFTWARE to a single hard disk provided you keep the original solely for backup or archival purposes. You may not copy the Documentation accompanying the SOFTWARE. The License is effective until terminated. This License will terminate automatically without notice from ABB Automation Products AB if you fail to comply with any provision of this License. Upon termination you shall return the diskettes containing the SOFTWARE and all Documentation to ABB Automation Products AB and destroy any copies of the SOFTWARE or any portions of it which has not been returned to ABB Automation Products AB, including copies resident in computer memory. You may not rent, lease, lend, sell or give away the SOFTWARE, but you may transfer your rights under this ABB Automation Products AB License Agreement on a permanent basis provided you transfer all copies of the SOF TWARE and all written materials, and the recipient agrees to the terms of this Agreement. You may not modify, adapt, translate, reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, or create derivative works based on the SOFTWARE. You may not modify, adapt, translate or create derivative works based on the written materials. LIMITED WARRANTY Limited Warranty Customer Remedies No Other Warranties No Liability for Consequential Damages ABB Automation Products AB warrants that the software will perform substantially in accordance with the accompanying Product Manual(s) for a period of 1 year from the date of delivery from ABB Automation Products AB, Västerås. ABB Automation Products AB does not warrant that the SOFTWARE is free from coding errors. ABB Automation Products AB s entire liability and your exclusive remedy shall be, at ABB Automation Products AB s option, either (a) return of the price paid or (b) repair or replacement of the SOFTWARE that does not meet ABB Automation Products AB s Limited Warranty and which is returned to ABB Automation Products AB with a copy of your receipt. This Limited Warranty is void if failure of the SOFTWARE has resulted from accident, abuse, or misapplication. Any replacement SOFTWARE will be warranted for the remainder of the original warranty period or 30 days, whichever is longer. ABB Automation Products AB disclaims all other warranties, either express or implied, including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, with respect to the SOFT- WARE, accompanying Product Manual(s) and written materials. This warranty gives you specific legal rights. Neither ABB Automation Products AB nor anyone else who has been involved in the creation, production or delivery of this product shall be liable for any direct, indirect, consequential or incidental damages (including damages for loss of business profits, business interruption, loss of business information, and the like) arising out of the use or inability to use such product even if ABB Automation Products AB has been advised of the possibility of such damages. In any case, ABB Automation Products AB's entire liability under any provision of this agreement shall be limited to the amount actually paid by you for the software. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT By opening the diskette package you acknowledge that you have read this agreement, understand it, and agree to be bound by its terms and conditions. You also agree that it is the complete and exclusive statement of the agreement between the parties and supersedes all proposals or prior agreement, oral or written, and any other communications between the parties relating to the subject matter of the licence or limited warranty. This Agreement is governed in all aspects by Swedish law. If any provisions of this Agreement are invalid or unenforceable, all others will remain in effect.

51 1MRK UEN* ABB Automation Products AB Substation Automation Division S Västerås Sweden Tel: +46 (0) Fax: +46 (0) Printed on recycled and ecolabelled paper