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BE1-CDS240 Reporting and Alarm Functions
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CO-43 to CO-743
Virtual switch function status is reported on this line. This information is also available at HMI Screen
1.4.3, \STAT\OPER\x43, where x is blank, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7. The status of the 43 switches is also
available from the RG-43STAT ASCII command. See Section 4,
Protection and Control, Virtual Switches,
for more information about this function.
CO-101/1101/2101/3101
These lines report the status of the slip contact outputs of the four virtual breaker control switches. This
information is available on HMI Screen 2.2, \CTRL\BKR, or with the RG-101STAT ASCII command. See
Section 4,
Protection and Control, Virtual Switches,
for more information about this function.
CO-GROUP
This line reports the status of the logic override of the setting group selection function. This information is
available on HMI Screen 2.3, \CTRL\SG, or using the RG-GRPCNTRL ASCII command. See Section 4,
Protection and Control, Setting Groups,
for more information on this function.
Active Logic
This line reports the name of the active logic scheme. The active logic scheme name can also be viewed
at HMI Screen 5, \PROT, or with the RG-LOGIC ASCII command. See Section 7,
BESTlogic
Programmable Logic, Logic Schemes,
for more information about active logic.
Logic Variables (00-31), (32-63), (64-95), (96-127), (128-159), and (160-191)
These six lines report the status of each of the BESTlogic variable. The output of these lines can be
entered into Table 6-3 to determine the status of each logic variable. See Section 7,
BESTlogic
Programmable Logic,
for more information about BESTlogic Variables. This information is not available
from the HMI. RL (report logic) also reports the BESTlogic logic variables.
Active Group
The active group is indicated on this line. HMI Screen 1.4.4, \STAT\OPER\ACTIVEG, also provides this
information. ASCII command RG-GRPACTIVE can also be used to view active group status. See Section
4,
Protection and Control, Setting Groups,
for more information about setting groups.
Breaker_Label (1/2/3/4)
These lines report the state of the breakers as defined by the logic expressions SB-LOGIC1/2/3/4. This
information is also available on HMI Screen 1.4.5, \STAT\OPER\BKR, or using ASCII command RG-
BREAKER. See the paragraphs
Breaker Monitoring,
later in this section for more information about
breaker labels.
Diag/Alarm
This line reports the status of each of the following alarm categories: relay, logic, major, and minor.
Detailed information on individual alarm points is available on HMI Screen 1.2, \STAT\ALARMS, or using
the ASCII command RA. See Section 10,
Human-Machine Interface
and the paragraphs on
Alarms
Function
later in this section for more information about the diagnostic and alarm functions.
Other Report General Commands
There are several other RG (report general) commands in addition to those discussed in the previous
paragraphs. These include RG-TIME, RG-DATE, RG-TARG, and RG-VER. These are covered in detail in
the respective paragraphs in this section. As with many other commands, a combination read command
is available to read several items in a group. If the command RG is entered by itself, the relay reports the
time, date, target information, and other reports as shown in the following example. The RG-VER
command has multiple line outputs and is not read with the RG command.
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