DOCA0220EN-01

Alarm History

General Description

The alarm history registers describe the last ten encountered alarms. The alarm history format corresponds to a series of ten records saved in a FIFO (first in first out) stack. The last record erases the oldest. Each record is composed of 15 registers describing one alarm.

Register 9300 returns the number of alarms recorded in the alarm history (FIFO). Register 9301 returns the value of the pointer for the last alarm recorded in the alarm history.

Example:

If the register 9300 = 10 and the register 9301 = 3, then the last alarm recorded is the alarm record 3.

In this case, the last but one is the alarm record 2.

Address

Register

RW

X

Unit

Type

Range

A/E/P

Description

0x2453

9300

R

INT16U

0–10

P

Number of alarms recorded in the alarm history (FIFO)

0x2454

9301

R

INT16U

0–9

P

Value of the pointer for last alarm recorded in the alarm history

Record Number

A read request of 15x(n) registers is necessary to read n alarm records, where 15 is the number of registers for each trip record.

For example, a read request of 15x3 = 45 registers is necessary to read 3 alarm records of the alarm history:

  • The first 15 registers describe the first alarm record.

  • The next 15 registers describe the second alarm record.

  • The last 15 registers describe the third alarm record.

Address

Register

Description

0x2455–0x2463

9302–9316

Alarm record 0

0x2464–0x2472

9317–9331

Alarm record 1

0x2473–0x2481

9332–9346

Alarm record 2

0x2482–0x2490

9347–9361

Alarm record 3

0x2491–0x249F

9362–9376

Alarm record 4

0x24A0–0x24AE

9377–9391

Alarm record 5

0x24AF–0x24BD

9392–9406

Alarm record 6

0x24BE–0x24CC

9407–9421

Alarm record 7

0x24CD–0x24DB

9422–9436

Alarm record 8

0x24DC–0x24EA

9437–9451

Alarm record 9

Alarm Record

A read request of 15 registers is necessary to read an alarm record.

The order and the description of the alarms record registers are the same as that of the alarm record 0:

Alarm Record 0

Address

Register

RW

X

Unit

Type

Range

A/E/P

Description

0x2455– 0x2458

9302–9305

R

XDATE

P

Alarm date

0x2459

9306

R

INT16U

P

Alarm code

0x245A– 0x245B

9307–9308

R

MOD 10000

P

Value of protection setting that caused alarm activation

0x245C

9309

R

INT16U

P

Value of time delay that caused alarm activation

0x245D

9310

R

INT16U

0–16000

P

Alarm current phase 1 (1)

0x245E

9311

R

INT16U

0–16000

P

Alarm current phase 2 (1)

0x245F

9312

R

INT16U

0–16000

P

Alarm current phase 3 (1)

0x2460

9313

R

INT16U

0–16000

P

Alarm current neutral (1)

0x2461– 0x2462

9314–9315

R

P

Additional information depending on type of the alarm

0x2463

9316

Reserved

(1) Expressed as x 0.1 of In (rated current).

Alarm Codes

Alarm Code

Description

1013 (0x03F5)

Long-time protection alarm

1014 (0x03F6)

Ground-fault protection alarm

1015 (0x03F7)

Earth-leakage protection alarm

1016 (0x03F8)

Current unbalance

1017 (0x03F9)

I1 maximum demand

1018 (0x03FA)

I2 maximum demand

1019 (0x03FB)

I3 maximum demand

1020 (0x03FC)

IN maximum demand

1021 (0x03FD)

Undervoltage

1022 (0x03FE)

Overvoltage

1023 (0x03FF)

Voltage unbalance

1024 (0x0400)

Reserved

1025 (0x0401)

Reverse power

1026 (0x0402)

Underfrequency

1027 (0x0403)

Overfrequency

1028 (0x0404)

Phase rotation

1029 (0x0405)

Current load shedding

1030 (0x0406)

Power load shedding

1031–1099 (0x0407–0x044B)

Reserved

1100 (0x044C)

System energized / reset

1101–1105 (0x044D–0x0451)

Reserved

1106 (0x0452)

Loss of date and time

1107–1114 (0x0453– 0x045A)

Reserved

1115 (0x045B)

Battery low

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