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

SEF Alarm

The SEF Alarm is a facility whereby a SEF will trigger an alarm without tripping the switchgear.

An SEF Alarm Definite Time delay can be configured which is independent of the SEF Trip protection timing. This allows the SEF Trip and Alarm functions to be operational at the same time.

SEF Alarm Configuration

SEF Protection must be available for the SEF Alarm to be used.

The SEF Alarm On/Off control is displayed in WSOS on the Control page as well as on the operator interface.

SEF Alarm Timing

The SEF Alarm Definite Time is a separate setting for each trip within a protection group.

If SEF Alarm is being used with 4 Trips to Lockout, six SEF Alarm Definite Time settings will need to be configured: Trip 1, Trip 2, Trip 3, Trip 4, Single Shot, and Work Tag.

Each setting is configurable between 0.10 s and 999.00 s in steps of 0.01 s.

SEF Alarm settings in WSOS

In WSOS there is an SEF Alarm Definite Time setting on each Trip page below the SEF Protection settings as shown below for Trip 1.

Figure 145
WSOS SEF Alarm Definite Time setting

These settings also appear on the operator interface.

When activated, the SEF Alarm will log an event in the Event Log.

SEF Alarm On/Off events are also recorded.

The SEF Alarm can be mapped to a Status Lamp or lamp on the flexVUE O.I.

The SEF Alarm is also available for mapping through the Configurable Protocol Tool for reporting via SCADA.

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