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10 D-PRO Protection relay Technical Manual
Input
Function
Name Delay Description
DIF.0000 Not used. Input not used.
DIF.2001 Reset command of the alarms, When the input becomes
“active”, the controller carries out a complete reset
of all anomalies.
DIF.2063 Protections override
When the input is “active”, all the protections, which normally act as alarms,
become mere warnings.
DIF.2151 Select configuration 1. When the input becomes
“active”, the configuration parameters of the
alternative 1 are copied in the working parameters.
DIF.2152 Select configuration 2. When the input becomes
“active”, the configuration parameters of the
alternative 2 are copied in the working parameters.
DIF.2153 Select configuration 3. When the input becomes
“active”, the configuration parameters of the
alternative 3 are copied in the working parameters.
DIF.2154 Select configuration 4. When the input becomes
“active”, the configuration parameters of the
alternative 4 are copied in the working parameters.
DIF.2704 Disable the protections on the 4
th
current.
When this input is “active”, the auxiliary current protection (normally used
for the differential protection) is disabled.
DIF.2705 Disable the protections on the
analogue measures.
When this input is “active”, the thresholds set on analogue measurements
with bit 13 ON in the third configuration parameter do not cause the
intervention of the related protections.
DIF.2711 Protections disabling - level 1 Disable the protections configured in the parameter P.0201.
DIF.2712 Protections disabling - level 2 Disable the protections configured in the parameter P.0202.
DIF.2713 Protections disabling - level 3 Disable the protections configured in the parameter P.0203.
DIF.2714 Protections disabling - level 4 Disable the protections configured in the parameter P.0204.
DIF.2715 Protections disabling - level 5 Disable the protections configured in the parameter P.0205.
DIF.2716 Protections disabling - level 6 Disable the protections configured in the parameter P.0206.
DIF.2717 Protections disabling - level 7 Disable the protections configured in the parameter P.0207.
DIF.2718 Protections disabling - level 8 Disable the protections configured in the parameter P.0208.
DIF.3001 GCB circuit breaker status. Yes An input with such configuration is used to communicate the plant GCB
(Genset) circuit breaker status to the protection relay.
DIF.3201 Generic status (page 1).
If this input is “active”, the controller shows the text configured by the
parameters associated to the input.
DIF.3202 Important generic status (page 1). If this
input is “active”, the controller shows the text configured by the
parameters associated to the input.
DIF.3203 Generic status (page 2).
If this input is “active”, the controller shows the text configured by the
parameters associated to the input.
DIF.3204 Important generic status (page 2).
If this input is “active”, the controller shows the text configured by the
parameters associated to the input.
DIF.3205 Generic status (page 3). If
this input is “active”, the controller shows the text configured by the
parameters associated to the input.
DIF.3206 Important generic status (page 3).
If this input is “active”, the controller shows the text configured by the
parameters associated to the input.
DIF.4001 Generic warning. Yes
If the input is “active”, a warning is activated: the message shown is the one
set in the parameters associated to the input.
DIF.4004 Generic shut-down. Yes
When the input is “active”, a shut-down is activated: the text displayed is the
one set in the parameters associated to the input.
4.3.2
In addition to the 8 digital physical inputs, the controller also operates 16 virtual digital inputs.
The same are operated by the controller just as if they were physical inputs (with no limitation),
but the status of the virtual inputs is not acquired from the hardware, but it is determined
through the software. In fact, every digital input can have an AND/OR logic associated, which
determines its status (see par.4.4.2).
Each virtual digital input has three parameters associated; see below for example the ones
related to virtual digital input 1; for the parameters of the other inputs see document [8] or the
I/O configuration page of the BoardPrg3.
We have:
•
One parameter which configures its function (P.2151 for the virtual digital input 1).
•
One parameter which configures any message (P.2152 for the virtual digital input 1).
•
One parameter which configures the (P.2153 for the virtual digital input 1).