PowerLogic ADVC Controller – Operations Manual

Safety Information
Safety Precautions
About the Document
Scope of this Operations Manual
- Document Scope
- Types of Compatible Switchgear
- Types of PowerLogic ADVC Controller
- Firmware identification system
- Firmware versions
- Potential Risks and Compensating Controls
- Terminology
- General Cybersecurity Information and Non-Inclusive Terminology
General Information
- Introduction
- Cubicle Options
  - Ultra
  - Compact
- Controller Modules
- O.I. Options
Technical Specifications
- Firmware Versions
- Ratings and Specifications
  - Duty Cycle
  - CTs
- General Specifications
- Power System Measurements
- SF₆ Gas Pressure Measurements
Operator Interfaces
- flex VUE O.I.
- set VUE O.I.
  - Display
    - Display Groups
    - Navigation
  - Quick Keys
    - Using the Quick Keys
    - Configuring the Quick Keys
  - Custom Menu
Operator Functions
- Local and Remote Control Modes
- Setting Changes
  - Operator Settings
    - Changing Operator Settings on flex VUE
    - Changing Operator Settings on set VUE
  - Password Protected Settings
    - Entering the password on flex VUE
    - Entering the password on set VUE
  - Protection Settings
    - Changing Protection Settings on flex VUE
    - Exiting the Protection Menu
    - Re-Entering the Protection Menu
    - Changing Protection Settings on set VUE
- Delayed Operations
  - Delayed Trip/Close Operation
  - Hit and Run
    - Making Hit and Run Available
    - Activating Hit and Run
    - Aborting Hit and Run
    - Hit and Run Events
- Work Tag/Hot Line Tag
  - Applying and Removing the Work Tag
- Trip/Close Isolate
  - Enable/Disable TRIP Switch
  - Enable/Disable CLOSE Switch
- System Measurements
- Event Log
  - Event Log on the flex VUE
  - Event Log on set VUE
PC Software
- Introduction to WSOS
- WSOS Software Tools
Controller Customization
- Introduction
- Plant Details
- Time Zone
  - Time Zone and Daylight Saving Configuration
  - Time Zone and Daylight Saving Events
- set VUE Quick Keys
- O.I. Customization
Communications
- Communications Ports
  - PowerLogic ADVC Communications Ports
- Communications Port Configuration
  - PowerLogic ADVC Controller
- Supported Protocols
  - DNP3
  - IEC 60870-5-101
  - IEC 60870-5-104
    - Step 1 - Check that IEC 60870-5-101/4 is Available
    - Step 2 - Select a Communications Port
    - Step 3 - Port Configuration
    - Step 4 - Assign the Selected Port to IEC 60870-5-104
    - Step 5 - Configure the IEC 60870-5-104 Settings
  - Modbus
  - GOOSE Support
  - IEC-61850
- Communications Features
Power System Measurements
- Introduction
  - Measured Values
  - Derived Values
- WSOS Measurements
- flex VUE Measurements
  - Operator Menu
  - Engineer Menu
- set VUE Measurements
Automatic Circuit Recloser (ACR)
- Basic Protection Operation and Auto Recloser
- Current Operated Protection Elements
- ACR Protection Features
- Directional Protection and Blocking
- Voltage Operated Protection Elements
- Frequency Protection
Automatic Sectionalising
- Fault Detection and Automatic Sectionalising
- Current Operated Detection Elements
- AS Detection Features
- Directional Detection and Block
- Voltage Operated Detection Elements
  - UOV
Distance to Fault Location
- Fault Locator
  - Introduction
  - Fault Locator Feature Selection
  - Fault Locator Settings Pages
    - Fault Information Display
  - Principles of Operation
  - Fault Locator Settings and Status
Synchronization
- Sync Check
Automation
- Loop Automation
- LA Configuration
- Auto Changeover (ACO)
History
- Event Log
- Maximum Demand Records
- History Configuration
- Harmonic History
- Sag and Swell History
Power Quality
- Power Quality Tool Kit
- Supply Outages
- Waveform Capture
- Harmonic Analysis
- Sag and Swell
Diagnostics and Fault Finding
- Introduction
- Battery Testing
  - Battery Test Configuration
  - Battery Test Operation
- Waveform Generation
Ancillary Equipment and Accessories
- Input/Output Expander Card
- Fast Trip Input Module
Appendices
- Appendix A - Switchgear Models
- Appendix B Dimensions
- Appendix C PowerLogic ADVC Schematics
  - PowerLogic ADVC Controller s General Arrangement
  - Control Cable
- Appendix D IEC255 Inverse Time Tables
- Appendix E IEEE Inverse Time Protection Tables
- Appendix F Non Standard Inverse Time Tables
- Appendix G Reset Curve Timing Tables
- Appendix H Communications Settings
  - PowerLogic ADVC
- Appendix I List of Events
  - Event List
- Appendix J flexVUE Menu
- Appendix K set VUE Menu
- Appendix L Automation
- Appendix M Operator Interface Feature Selection Fields (ACR)
- Appendix N Operator Interface Feature Selection Fields (ACR)
- Appendix O Location of Settings on the Operator Interface
- Appendix P Scada Points

Glossary
- ACK
- ACO
- ACR
- ADGS
- ADVC
- APGS
- AS
- ASCII
- ATDT
- ATH
- CA
- CAPE
- CLT
- CRC
- CT
- CTRL
- CTS
- CVT
- DCD
- DG
- DHCP
- DNP
- DT
- DTR
- EDACS
- EF
- FDIR
- FET
- FSK
- GF
- GFN
- GMT
- GND
- GPO
- Hex
- Hz
- IDMT
- IEC
- IEEE
- ILA
- INST
- IOEX
- IP
- kPaG
- LA
- LAN
- LBS
- LCD
- LED
- LOP
- LVIT
- MAC
- ms
- NPS
- NTP
- NWRK
- O.I.
- OC
- OCP
- OF
- OV
- PPS
- PRTN
- PSIG
- PSM
- PSSM
- PSTN
- PSU
- PTCL
- PTT
- PTT
- PU
- QAK
- RDI
- RTS
- RTU
- SCADA
- SEF
- SGF
- SI
- SOHIR
- SOS
- SVIIS
- SWGR
- TCP/IP
- TTS
- UF
- UOF
- UOV
- USB
- UTC
- UV
- VIB
- VT
- WAN
- WSOS
- ZPS

PKR39809-02

Display Groups

The O.I. displays are organized into three logical groups. Within each group is a menu of pages and those menus have various sub-menus. An overview of the default flexVUE menu structure is shown in the Figure 15.

Figure 15
flexVUE O.I. Menu structure

Pressing the MENU key will always bring the display back to the main menu page from where any of the three main menu display groups can be selected and entered.

The three main menu display groups that can be displayed on the flexVUE O.I. LCD display are described below.

ALERTS MENU

This group displays Normal Alerts which are meant to warn operators that an abnormal condition exists. A normal alert could be to warn the operator that the close circuit switch is in the disable position. This would sound an alarm and cause an Alerts Active message to alternate with the title line on the display.
Pressing the right arrow key when the alert is active will enter the Alerts Menu and display details of the active alert.

NOTE: The PowerLogic ADVC Controller can also generate Critical Alerts to warn of an imminent trip/close operation or trip/close coil failure. These alerts have nothing to do with the Alerts menu. No menu navigation is possible when a critical alert is active but the QAKs can be used

OPERATOR MENU

Pressing the right arrow key when the above page is displayed will enter the Operator Menu and allow access to the operator sub-menus.
The Operator Menu contains all of the displays and settings required for routine operation of the device.

ENGINEER MENU

Pressing the right arrow key when the above page is displayed will enter the Engineer Menu and allow access to the Engineer sub-menus.
The Engineer Menu contains more comprehensive metering as well as historical displays and allows access to all the settings required to configure all of the protection, communications and control functions.

For a complete listing of pages in the flexVUE menus refer to Appendix J flexVUE Menu.

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