MicroLogic X Get and Reset Commands

List of Commands

The following table lists the MicroLogic X get and reset commands, their corresponding command codes, and user profiles:

Command	Command code	User profile
Get date time Get Date Time	768	No password required
Reset events Reset Events	50056	Administrator or Operator
Get events Get Events Procedure	50560	No password required
Get list of Digital Modules Get List of Digital Modules	50816	No password required
Get Digital Modules details Get Digital Module Details	50817	No password required

Get Date Time

To get the date and time of the MicroLogic X control unit, set the command registers in the following way:

Address	Register	Unit	Type	Range	Description
0x1F3F	8000	–	INT16U	768	Requested command code
0x1F40	8001	–	INT16U	10	Number of parameters of the command
0x1F41	8002	–	INT16U	5376 (0x1500)	Destination of the command
0x1F42	8003	–	INT16U	0	Security type of the command
0x1F43–0x1F44	8004–8005	–	OCTET STRING	0	Password of the command = 0 (no password required)

The date and time of the MicroLogic X control unit is returned to command registers in the following way:

Address	Register	Unit	Type	Range	Description
0x1F53	8020	–	INT16U	768	Last command code
0x1F54	8021	–	INT16U	–	Command status: 0 = Successful command Other value = command with error
0x1F55	8022	–	INT16U	8	Number of bytes returned
0x1F56–0x1F59	8023–8026	–	XDATE	–	Current date/time of the source

Reset Events

To reset events, set the command registers in the following way:

Address	Register	Unit	Type	Range	Description
0x1F3F	8000	–	INT16U	50056	Requested command code
0x1F40	8001	–	INT16U	10	Number of parameters of the command
0x1F41	8002	–	INT16U	5377	Destination of the command
0x1F42	8003	–	INT16U	1	Security type of the command
0x1F43–0x1F44	8004–8005	–	OCTET STRING	0	Password of the command: Administrator or Operator user profile password

Get Events Command

To get events, set the command registers in the following way:

Address	Register	Unit	Type	Range	Bit	Description
0x1F3F	8000	–	INT16U	50560	–	Requested command code
0x1F40	8001	–	INT16U	27	–	Number of parameters of the command
0x1F41	8002	–	INT16U	5377 (0x1501)	–	Destination of the command
0x1F42	8003	–	INT16U	0	–	Security type of the command
0x1F43–0x1F44	8004–8005	–	OCTET STRING	0	–	Password of the command = 0 (no password required)
0x1F45	8006	–	INT16U	–	–	Requested event log book
					0	Trip
					1	Protection
					2	Diagnostic
					3	Metering
					4	Configuration
					5	Operation
					6	Communication
					7–15	Reserved
0x1F46	8007	–	INT16U	0–2	–	Requested get event method Get Events Procedure: 0 = Most recent events 1 = Events before and up to a date 2 = Events before and up to a sequence number
0x1F47–0x1F4A	8008–8011	–	DATETIME	–	–	Requested event date time (for method 1 only)
0x1F4B–0x1F4C	8012–8013	–	INT32U	–	–	Requested event sequence number (for method 2 only)
0x1F4D	8014	–	INT16U	–	–	Requested event severity
					0–7	Reserved
					8	Low
					9	Medium
					10	High
					11–15	Reserved

Events are returned to command registers in the following way:

Address	Register	Unit	Type	Range	Bit	Description
0x1F53	8020	–	INT16U	50560	–	Last command code
0x1F54	8021	–	INT16U	–	–	Command status: 0 = Successful command Other value = command with error
0x1F55	8022	–	INT16U	–	–	Number of bytes returned
0x1F56	8023	–	INT16U	–	–	Responded event log book
					0	Trip
					1	Protection
					2	Diagnostic
					3	Metering
					4	Configuration
					5	Operation
					6	Communication
					7–15	Reserved
0x1F57	8024	–	INT16U	0-2	–	Responded get event method: 0 = Most recent events 1 = Events before and up to a date 2 = Events before and up to a sequence number
0x1F5E	8031	–	INT16U	–	–	Responded event severity
					0–7	Reserved
					8	Low
					9	Medium
					10	High
					11–15	Reserved
0x1F5F	8032	–	INT16U	0–10	–	MSB: Number of events returned
0x1F5F	8032	–	INT16U	0–1	–	LSB: Remaining events 0 = No more events to get 1 = More events to get
0x1F60	8033	–	INT16U	1013-25630	–	First event code Event Characteristics.
0x1F61–0x1F64	8034–8037	–	DATETIME	–	–	Timestamp of the first event
0x1F65	8038	–	INT16U	–	–	Timestamp quality of the first event
0x1F66–0x1F67	8039–8040	–	INT32U	–	–	First event sequence number
0x1F68	8041	–	INT16U	–	–	MSB: First event status 1 = Occurrence 2 = Completion 3 = Pulse LSB: Reserved
0x1F69	8042	–	INT16U	1–255	–	First event log book
					0	Trip
					1	Protection
					2	Diagnostic
					3	Metering
					4	Configuration
					5	Operation
					6	Communication
					7–15	Reserved
0x1F6A	8043	–	INT16U	–	–	First event severity
					0–7	Reserved
					8	Low
					9	Medium
					10	High
					11–15	Reserved
0x1F6B–0x1F75	8044–8054	–	INT16U	–	–	Characteristics of event 2 (same as event 1)
0x1F76–0x1F80	8055–8065	–	INT16U	–	–	Characteristics of event 3 (same as event 1)
0x1F81– 0x1F8B	8066–8076	–	INT16U	–	–	Characteristics of event 4 (same as event 1)
0x1F8C–0x1F96	8077–8087	–	INT16U	–	–	Characteristics of event 5 (same as event 1)
0x1F97–0x1FA1	8088–8098	–	INT16U	–	–	Characteristics of event 6 (same as event 1)
0x1FA2–0x1FAC	8099–8109	–	INT16U	–	–	Characteristics of event 7 (same as event 1)
0x1FAD–0x1FB7	8110–8120	–	INT16U	–	–	Characteristics of event 8 (same as event 1)
0x1FB8–0x1FC2	8121–8131	–	INT16U	–	–	Characteristics of event 9 (same as event 1)
0x1FC3–0x1FCD	8132–8142	–	INT16U	–	–	Characteristics of event 10 (same as event 1)

Get Events Procedure

The command allows to get events by using one of the three following methods:

get the most recent events
get events logged before and up to a date
get events before and up to an event sequence number. The event sequence number is an event identifier defined by the device, and is available among the event characteristics. It can be used to sort the events in chronological order.

NOTE: You can detect the occurrence of a new event by reading the last event sequence number available in registers 655–656 Last Event Data.

The command allows to get 10 events maximum, logged in one or several event log books, for one or several severity levels.

To get the 10 most recent events, use the method “get the most recent events”.
If there are more than 10 events, use any of the other two methods (get events logged before and up to a date or get events before and up to an event sequence number) to get rest of the events.

Example 1: Read the new events in all log books

The following diagram shows the steps to follow to read the new events in all log books:

Example 2: Read all events in the protection log book

The following diagram shows the steps to follow to read all events in the protection log book:

Get List of Digital Modules

To get the list of Digital Modules of the MicroLogic X control unit, set the command registers in the following way:

Address	Register	Unit	Type	Range	Description
0x1F3F	8000	–	INT16U	50816	Requested command code
0x1F40	8001	–	INT16U	12	Number of parameters of the command
0x1F41	8002	–	INT16U	5377 (0x1501)	Destination of the command
0x1F42	8003	–	INT16U	0	Security type of the command
0x1F43–0x1F44	8004–8005	–	OCTET STRING	0	Password of the command = 0 (no password required)
0x1F45–0x1F46	8006	–	INT16U	0	All Digital Modules

The list of Digital Modules of the MicroLogic X control unit is returned to command registers in the following way:

Address	Register	Unit	Type	Range	Description
0x1F53	8020	–	INT16U	50816	Last command code
0x1F54	8021	–	INT16U	–	Command status: 0 = Successful command Other value = command with error
0x1F55	8022	–	INT16U	–	Number of bytes returned
0x1F56	8023	–	INT16U	0	All Digital Modules
0x1F57	8024	–	INT16U	0–14	Number of Digital Modules returned
0x1F58	8025	–	INT16U	1–13 15	First Digital Module firmware identifier entry: 1 = WFC trip oriented 2 = Energy per phase 3 = Harmonic ranks 4 = Assistance to power restoration 5 = Assistance to recloser 6 = ANSI 27/59 voltage based protection 7 = ANSI 32P reverse power protection 8 = ANSI 51N/51G Ground-fault/Earth-leakage alarm 9 = ERMS protection 10 = Legacy dataset 11 = ANSI 81 frequency based protection 12 = ANSI 67 – Directional overcurrent protection 13 = IEC 61850 for MasterPact MTZ 15 = ANSI 51 – IDMTL overcurrent protection
0x1F59	8026	–	INT16U	1–13 15	Second Digital Module firmware identifier entry
0x1F5A	8027	–	INT16U	1–13 15	Third Digital Module firmware identifier entry
0x1F5B	8028	–	INT16U	1–13 15	Fourth Digital Module firmware identifier entry
0x1F5C	8029	–	INT16U	1–13 15	Fifth Digital Module firmware identifier entry
0x1F5D	8030	–	INT16U	1–13 15	Sixth Digital Module firmware identifier entry
0x1F5E	8031	–	INT16U	1–13 15	Seventh Digital Module firmware identifier entry
0x1F5F	8032	–	INT16U	1–13 15	Eighth Digital Module firmware identifier entry
0x1F60	8033	–	INT16U	1–13 15	Ninth Digital Module firmware identifier entry
0x1F61	8034	–	INT16U	1–13 15	Tenth Digital Module firmware identifier entry
0x1F62	8035	–	INT16U	1–13 15	Eleventh Digital Module firmware identifier entry
0x1F63	8036	–	INT16U	1–13 15	Twelfth Digital Module firmware identifier entry
0x1F64	8037	–	INT16U	1–13 15	Thirteenth Digital Module firmware identifier entry
0x1F65	8038	–	INT16U	1–13 15	Fourteenth Digital Module firmware identifier entry

Get Digital Module Details

To get the details of one Digital Module of the MicroLogic X control unit, set the command registers in the following way:

Address	Register	Unit	Type	Range	Description
0x1F3F	8000	–	INT16U	50817	Requested command code
0x1F40	8001	–	INT16U	12	Number of parameters of the command
0x1F41	8002	–	INT16U	5377 (0x1501)	Destination of the command
0x1F42	8003	–	INT16U	0	Security type of the command
0x1F43–0x1F44	8004–8005	–	OCTET STRING	0	Password of the command = 0 (no password required)
0x1F45–0x1F46	8006	–	INT16U	1–13 15	Requested Digital Module entry: 1 = WFC trip oriented 2 = Energy per phase 3 = Harmonic ranks 4 = Assistance to power restoration 5 = Assistance to recloser 6 = ANSI 27/59 voltage based protection 7 = ANSI 32P reverse power protection 8 = ANSI 51N/51G Ground-fault/Earth-leakage alarm 9 = ERMS protection 10 = Legacy dataset 11 = ANSI 81 frequency based protection 12 = ANSI 67 – Directional overcurrent protection 13 = IEC 61850 for MasterPact MTZ 15 = ANSI 51 – IDMTL overcurrent protection

The Digital Module details of the MicroLogic X control unit is returned to command registers in the following way:

Address	Register	Unit	Type	Range	Description
0x1F53	8020	–	INT16U	50817	Last command code
0x1F54	8021	–	INT16U	–	Command status: 0 = Successful command Other value = command with error
0x1F55	8022	–	INT16U	124	Number of bytes returned
0x1F56	8023	–	INT16U	1–13 15	Responded Digital Module entry: 1 = WFC trip oriented 2 = Energy per phase 3 = Harmonic ranks 4 = Assistance to power restoration 5 = Assistance to recloser 6 = ANSI 27/59 voltage based protection 7 = ANSI 32P reverse power protection 8 = ANSI 51N/51G Ground-fault/Earth-leakage alarm 9 = ERMS protection 10 = Legacy dataset 11 = ANSI 81 frequency based protection 12 = ANSI 67 – Directional overcurrent protection 13 = IEC 61850 for MasterPact MTZ 15 = ANSI 51 – IDMTL overcurrent protection
0x1F57–0x1F5E	8024–8031	–	OCTET STRING	–	Digital Module product code (commercial reference)
0x1F5F–0x1F86	8032–8071	–	OCTET STRING	–	Digital Module model name
0x1F87–0x1F8C	8072–8077	–	OCTET STRING	–	Digital Module firmware revision
0x1F8D	8078	–	–	–	Reserved
0x1F8E	8079	–	INT16U	–	MSB: Digital Module license type 0 = No license installed 1 = Temporary license installed 2 = Permanent license installed
0x1F8E	8079	–	INT16U	–	LSB: Digital Module activation 0 = Off 1 = On
0x1F8F	8080	Days	INT16U	0–65534	Digital Module license remaining days (only for temporary license installed)
0x1F90–0x1F93	8081–8084	–	–	–	Reserved