①Status LED

②Function key

Relay operation status indication lamp

③Direction key

④Remote /Local

⑤CBCLOSE/OPEN

MMI structure

How to operate CB Close/Open

① Go to SYSTEM CONFIG menu on the initial screen.

② Then go to RELAY CONFIG menu in the SYSTEM CONFIG.

③ Generate a cursor, and put the value to where you want to input.

※ The confirmation for the setting values can be done by following ①~④ process.

(After confirm, press to go back to the initial screen.)

* When it is not operated for 15minutes while the password hasbeen released, the lamp on the LCDscreen will be off and it will be lockedagain (But checking correctionvalue/measurement value is stillavailable regardless of the password)

* When approving the DC power againafter turn it off, it requires thepassword input.

X 1 times

X 3 times

(Switch to Local(In site operation) status and confirm)

(Indicated approximately for 3~4 sec)

Close Open Close Open

Operation

1) It works by pressing the Close / Openbutton of the relay twice.

2) ⑤ operation should be conducted whilethe ④ is indicated on the indication screen.

3) When the password is released, ② , ③

processes will be skipped and Close /Open operation will be conducted through① , ④ and ⑤ processes.

4) The password is required only wheninputting correction values, conductingcontrols, and rebooting.

※ Checking status and measurement value monitoringwill be still available without password.

② Function key

③ Direction key

① Status LED

Operation Powerstatus indication: Lights up whenoperation power isapproved.

Indicates communicationstatus withmonitoring department: Flickering whensending/receiving data

Indicates abnormalstatus by internalselfdiagnosis: Lights up when anerror occurs

Indicates operationstatus of the relay: Flickering in Pick-upstatus Lights up inTrip status

CT/PT input

When input is over, save the changed value by pressing , and then press to go back to the preveious screen ( ).

(Initial monitor)X 4 times

Press to generate a cursor.

Change the value by usingand movethe cursor with

,

.

Put in the [ ] by usingand movethe cursor with

,

.

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: Display simple single linediagram and measurement value

: Confirmation button, back tothe detail settings

: Cancel button, back to theprevious screen

: Cursor movement button

: Change the correction values or relay elements. ( )

: Set the relay operation statusindication lamp

: Relay Reset button

: Save settings

: Delete accumulationvalue (Wh, Vo, Io,Event/Fault History)

Vector Diagram

To save the changed value, press

When change is completed, press to goback to the previous screen.

X 3 times

Move cursor with

Vector diagram of normal connection

.

Move cursor with

Phase difference between voltages: 120¡Phase difference between currents: 120¡Phase difference between voltage and current: 30¡

The phase sequence must be clockwise for bothvoltage and current

.

Select CB2 by pressing

.

.

.

X 3 times

X 1 times

X 1 times

Save will be completed by pressing

* Each Input/output contact’s names are changeable.(G2K Manager)

* When faulty connection occurs, it must be confirmed as PF (power factor) and Wh(Wattage) can be varied. (But it can be confirmed after the ceiling voltage and current are approved.)

Picturized item of input voltage and phase of current

DI, DO Monitoring CB2 ON/OFF statusindication LEDsetting (When using CB2)

As it is possible to check the current On/Off status of each input/output contact, it is useful for causualanalysis when operating or integration testing the CB.

■ DI MONITORING ■ DO MONITORING

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How to set relay elements

●Setting Items

① INSTANTANEOUS: Indicates instantaneous elements

② Indicates the instantaneous action time, and setting range can beselected up to 30~250ms

③ Indicates the instantaneous current TAP value, and set by samemethod of the ③-1.

③-1 Indicates time delay current TAP value, and means the multiplesof the CT ratio.ex) When the CT ratio 100/5, and the correction value is 0.8In as

in the picture In indicates CT ratio, and 0.8 is the multiple.Therefore, the correction value is...�Based on CT 1st: 0.8 X100 (CT 1st rating) =80A�Based on CT 2nd: 0.8 X5 (CT 2nd rating) =4A

④Time Delay: Indicates the time delay element.

⑤ It is an item to select characteristic curve. In GIPAM, it supportsDefinite-time (DT) and 7 curves of inverse time (SI, VI, EI, LI, KSI,KVI).

⑥This is an item to select the Time Lever. The setting ranges are up to0.05~1.2 and can select in 0.01 units. (Can only be corrected whenselecting inverse time curve at ⑤)

⑦When the definite time curve (DT) is selected at ⑤, Time Levercorrection as shown in the picture above is not possible.

⑧ Indicates the definite time operation time, and the setting range canbe selected up to 0.05~300.00sec.

⑨ This item indicates the Constant Time Delay, and can be selected upto 0.0~10.00sec. (Can only be corrected when selecting the inversetime curve at ⑤)�When selecting the Time Lever, if protection is not possible because

the relay’s operation characteristic curve is on the load characteristiccurve, even though the Lever is selected to its maximum, increasethe relay’s operation characteristic curve to delay the operation timeas much as the changed time in this item.

※For some of delay elements such as OCR and OCGR, can be set bysynthesizing Low and High curves considering the characteristics ofthe loads.

Can select protective relay element by using

.

Put a in [ ] to select the relay, by pressing

.

Use to put a in [ ], to select thefeature you want to use.

When every correction is completed with the same

method, press to save the correction value.

Move cursor with The save will be

completed by pressing

.

.

Go back to the previous screen by pressing

.

Move cursor with

To input correction values for other relay elements, go

through the process.

.

Input the value by using

.

Generate a cursor by pressing

.

Input the value by using

.

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X 2 times

Event number Event content Occurrence timeof the event

It is useful to understand the progress of a Fault before/after the occurrence.

Basic structure

■ Types of EVENT

No. Symbol Content

1 A : Alarm Internal occurrence alarm event

2 R : Relay Relay element operation event

3 S : Status Input/output contact status change event

4 U : User User control event

* Can move to previous or next page, by using .

Event history check - Save 800 items EVENT Interpretation

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■ Basic CODE interpretation

Type of eventA: ALRAM

PU: Pick-UpOP: Operation(operation)

R: R phase operationS: S phase operationT: T phase operation

I: InstantaneousT: Time delay

L: Low curveH: High curve

Type of eventR: Relay operation

Type of eventS: Status (status change)

Type of eventUL: User Local(User control)

Se: Setting, CT Ratio: CT ratioCT ratio change

Changed contact number/nameCB1 ON: CB1 ON output contact (48.33)

ChangedstatusON: OFF ON

Changed mainagentDO: Output contact status

Relay elementoperated(ANSI CODE)

Details(descriptive)

A (Alarm)

- Internal occurrence alarm

R (Relay)

- Relay Pick-Up

element

operation

Operation

S (Status)

- Input/

output DO

contact

status

change

(output DI

contact) (input

contact)

UL CB control

(User Local)

- User R/L change

control

Fault Reset

Relay element

select/delete

Relay element

correction

value

change

Configure

-tion change

Accumulation

value Clear

I-Net

Address

change

Type of EVENT Display Details

GIPAM control power ON (OFF ON

GIPAM internal system error

Relay Pick-up: OCR, instantaneous(I), Low set, R phase operation

Relay Pick-up: OCGR, time delay(T), High set, Io operation

Relay Pick-up: UVR, R, S, T phase operation

Relay Pick-up: OVGR, time delay(T), Low set, Vo operation

Relay Operation: OCR, time delay(T), High set, T phase operation

Relay Operation: POR (open phase) operation

Relay Operation: OVR, time delay(T), Low set, R, S phase operation

Relay Operation: SGR, Vo, Io operation

Output contact status change: CB1 ON output contact ON (OFF ON)

Output contact status change: CB1 ON output contact OFF (ON OFF)

Output contact status change: CB1 OFF output contact ON (OFF ON)

Output contact status change: DO 01 output contact OFF (ON OFF)

Output contact status change: CB1 OFF output and DO

01 output contact ON

status change (OFF ON)

Input contact status change: DI 02 input contact ON (OFF ON)

Input contact status change: DI 01 and DI 11 input contact OFF (ON OFF)

User operates CB 1 ON switch

User operates CB 2 OF switch

User changes it to local status by R/L switch

(Remote Local)

User operates Relay Reset Switch( )

User select whether to use the relay elements,

or delete ( )

User changes the OCR correction value

User changes the UVR correction value

User changes the POR correction value

User changes the NSOVR correction value

User changes the CT ratio

User changes the GPT ratio

User changes the connection type or frequency

User initialize the maximum value of zero-phase sequence voltage

User initialize the valid wattage

User deletes the whole events

User initialize the current demand (Peak value)

User changes the I-Net communication address

CODE : A POWER ON.

CODE : A DIAG ERROR.

CODE : R PU 50/51 I L R

CODE : R PU 50/51N,G T H Io

CODE : R PU 27-1 R S T

CODE : R PU 64 T L Vo

CODE : R OP 50/51 T H T

CODE : R OP 47 (POR)

CODE : R OP 59 T LR S

CODE : R OP 67G Vo Io

CODE : S DO ON CB1 ON

CODE : S DO OF CB1 ON

CODE : S DO ON CB1 OF

CODE : S DO OF 01

CODE : S DO ON CB1 OF, 01

CODE :DI ON 02

CODE :DI OFF 01 11

CODE :U L CB#1 ON

CODE :U L CB#2 OF

CODE :U L Se Remote → Local

CODE :U L Re Fault

CODE :U L Se RY CFG CHANGE

CODE :U L Se 50/51 SET

CODE :U L Se 27-1 SET

CODE :U L Se POR SET

CODE :U L Se 47 SET

CODE :U L Se CT RATIO

CODE :U L Se GPT RATIO

CODE :U L Se WIRING/FREQ

CODE :U L Vo Max

CODE :U L Re Wh

CODE :U L Re EVENT ALL

CODE :U L Re CURRENT Pk DMD

CODE :U L Se INET ADDRESS

Fault display (at relay operation)■ Basic CODE interpretation

* - The fault display on the screen about operated relay elements will disappear by pressing the Reset button ( ).- The information disappeared from the screen will be automatically recorded/saved in the FAULT HISTORY.

* Can move to previous or next page by using .

Operated relayelement(ANSI code)

Incidet value (Can record each phase at the same time)

Inst: instantaneousTime: time delay

Lo: Low curveHi: High curve

R: R phase operation S: S phase operationVo: zerophasesequence voltageoperationlo: Zero phase current operation

X 2 times

X 1 times

FAULT(Fault) number

Fault content Fault value Relayoperation timeSame as the displayed contents on

the screen when fault occurred.

※Basic structure

※The CODE and VALUE in the FAULT HISTORY issame with the content displayed when the faultoccurred, and the TIME (Fault occurrence time) willbe additionally recorded.

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Fault history check - Save 200 items

Fault element Display Details

OCR (instantaneous)

OCR (time delay)

OCGR (instantaneous)

OCGR (time delay)

UVR

OVR

POR

SGR

DGR

NSOVR

(negative

sequence voltage)

NSOCR

(negative sequence

over current)

OCR instantaneous operation (Low set)

Fault cause: R phase over current

Fault value: Ir=34.8A

OCR time delay operation (High set)

Fault cause: R, S phase over current

Fault value: Ir=38.7A, Is=42.3A

OCGR instantaneous operation (High set)

Fault cause: Io (zero phase current)

Fault value: Io=18.2A

OCGR time delay action (Low set)

Fault cause: Io (zero phase current)

Fault value: Io=10.6A

UVR operation

Fault cause: R, S, T phase low voltage

Fault value: Va=OV, Vo=OV, Vc=OV

(※ instantaneous/time delay and Low/High set are not classified)

OVR time delay action (Low set)

Fault cause: R phase over voltage

Fault value: Va=7.3kV

POR time delay action

Fault cause: T phase voltage phase sequence

Fault value: Va=6.6kV, Vb=6.7kV, Vc=0.0V

SGR time delay action

Fault cause: Vo, Io (zero-phase sequence voltage, zero phase current)

Fault value: Vo=52V, Io=0.325A, Ph=43.5°

DGR time delay action

Fault cause: Vo, Io (zero-phase sequence voltage, zero phase current)

Fault value: Vo=43.6V, Io=10.2A, Ph=38.4°

NSOVR time delay action

Fault cause: V2 (negative sequence voltage)

Fault value: V2=6.4kV

NSOCR time delay action

Fault cause: I2 (negative sequence current)

Fault value: I2=45.3A

** Relay Trip***50/51 Inst Lo RIa 34.8A

** Relay Trip***50/51 Time Hi R SIa 38.7A Ib 42.3A

** Relay Trip***50/51N.G Inst Hi IoIo 18.2A

** Relay Trip***50/51N.G Time Lo IoIo 10.6A

** Relay Trip***27-1 Time R S TVa 0.0V Vb 0.0V Vc 0.0V

** Relay Trip***59 Time Lo RVa 7.3kV Vb 6.6kV Vc 6.7kV

** Relay Trip***47(POR) TimeVa 6.6kV Vb 6.7kV Vc 0.0V

** Relay Trip***67G Time Vo IoVo 68V Io 0.325A Ph 43.5。。

** Relay Trip***67N Time Vo IoVo 88.3V Io 10.2A Ph 38.4。。

** Relay Trip***47(NSOVR) Time V2

V2 6.4kV

** Relay Trip***46 Time I2I2 45.3A

LOCKED ROTOR

(Burden)

THR

DFR (87T)

LOCKED ROTOR (Burden) time delay action

Fault cause: burden current

Fault value: Ia =76.8A, Ib=74.2A, Ic=74.2A

THR time delay action

Fault cause: Overheat by over current

Fault value: Ia= 82.6A, Ib=84.3A, Ic=84.2A

87T time delay action (Low set)

Fault cause: Error of transformer 1st, 2nd current

Fault value: Ida 10.2A, Idb 5.8A, Idc 4.5A, Ira 10.2A, Irb 7.9A, Irc 6.3A

※ Ida: R phase differential current, Irc: T phase inhibitory current

Fault element Display Details

** Relay Trip***51LR TimeIa 76.8A Ib 74.2A Ic 74.2A

** Relay Trip***49 TimeIa 82.6A Ib 84.3A Ic 84.2A

** Relay Trip***87T Time Lo R S TIda 10.2A Idb 5.8A Idc 4.5A Ira 10.2A Irb 7.9A Irc 6.3A

To use this product’s features fully and safely, please read user’s manualthoroughly before operating.

Please keep this instruction near from the product.

Safety instructions

■ The ‘Safety instructions’ are for using the product properly and safely,in order to prevent accidents or risks. Please follow the instructions.

■ The instructions are divided into ‘Warning’ and ‘Caution’, and themeanings are as follows.

■ The meaning of the symbols indicated on the product and theinstructions are as follows.

There are possibilities of serious injury or

death when the instructions are breached.

is a symbol warns that there are risks under certain

condition.

is a symbol warns that there are risks of electric shock

under certain condition.

There are possibilities of minor injury or

damage to the product when the instructions

are breached.

Warning

Caution

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