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GE 869 Instruction Manual

GE 869 Instruction Manual (606 pages)

Motor Protection System

Brand: GE | Category: Security Sensors | Size: 15.67 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
INTRODUCTION Overview
11
Description of the 869 Motor Protection System
12
Security Overview
17
Order Codes
18
Specifications
21
- Control
  30
- Monitoring
  31
- Recording
  33
- User-Programmable Elements
  34
Metering

35
- Inputs
  37
- Outputs
  38
  - Power Supply
    40
  - Testing & Certification
    41
  - Physical
    42
- Cautions and Warnings
  43
- Must-Read Information
  46
  - Storage
    47
  - INSTALLATION Mechanical Installation
    49
  - Dimensions
    50
  - Mounting
    51
    
    Standard Panel Mount
    52
    
    Depth Reducing Collar
    53
  - Draw-Out Unit Withdrawal and Insertion
    55
  - Removable Power Supply
    56
  - Removable Magnetic Module
    57
  - Arc Flash Sensor
    58
- Electrical Installation
  59
  - Terminal Identification
    62
    
    Wire Size
    66
  - Phase Sequence and Transformer Polarity
    67
  - Ground and Sensitive Ground CT Inputs
    68
  - Zero-Sequence CT Installation
    69
  - Differential CT Inputs
    70
  - Voltage Inputs
    71
  - Control Power
    72
- Contact Inputs
  73
  - Serial Communications
    75
  - Irig-B
    77
    
    INTERFACES Front Control Panel Interface
    80
    
    Working with Graphical Display Pages
    82
    
    Single Line Diagram
    84
  - Rugged and Membrane Front Panel Leds
    86
  - Home Screen Icons
    88
  - Relay Messages
    89
    
    Self-Test Errors
    90
    
    Out of Service
    93
- Software Interface
  95
  - Installing the Enervista 8 Series Setup Software
    96
  - Upgrading the Software
    98
  - Connecting Enervista 8 Series Setup Software to the Relay
    99
    
    Configuring Ethernet Communications
    100
    
    Connecting to the Relay
    101
    
    Working with Setpoints & Setpoints Files
    102
    
    Engaging a Device
    103
    
    File Support
    104
    
    Downloading & Saving Setpoints Files
    105
    
    Creating a New Setpoints File
    106
    
    Upgrading Setpoints Files to a New Revision
    107
    
    Printing Setpoints
    108
    
    Loading Setpoints from a File
    109
  - Quick Setup
    110
  - Upgrading Relay Firmware
    112
    
    Loading New Relay Firmware
    113
  - Advanced Enervista 8 Series Setup Software Features
    116
    
    Flexcurve Editor
    123
    
    Transient Recorder (Waveform Capture)
    124
    
    Protection Summary
    128
  - Offline Settings File Conversion
    130
    
    Convert 369 Files
    131
    
    Results Window
    132
    
    SETPOINTS Setpoints Main Menu
    133
  - Setpoints Entry Methods
    134
  - Common Setpoints
    135
  - Logic Diagrams
    136
  - Setpoints Text Abbreviations
    137
- Device
  138
  - Custom Configuration
    139
  - Real-Time Clock
    141
    
    Clock
    143
    
    SNTP Protocol
    144
  - Security
    145
    
    Basic Security
    146
    
    Cybersentry
    148
    
    Communications
    155
    
    Rs485
    160
    
    Ethernet Ports
    163
    
    Routing
    165
    
    DNP Protocol
    168
    
    DNP / IEC104 Point Lists
    169
    
    Iec 60870-5-104
    172
    
    Iec 60870-5-103
    173
    
    Iec 61850
    174
    
    Remote Modbus Device
    177
  - Transient Recorder
    178
- Data Logger
  180
  - Fault Reports
    182
  - Event Data
    184
    
    Programmable Pushbuttons
    185
  - Tab Pushbuttons
    190
    
    Annunciator
    193
    
    Display Properties
    195
    
    Default Screens
    196
    
    Home Screens
    197
  - Resetting
    198
- System
  200
  - Voltage Sensing
    201
  - Power System
    202
- Motor
  203
  - Variable Frequency Drives
    208
  - Preset Values
    213
  - Switching Device
    214
  - Contactor
    216
  - Flexcurves
    218
  - Inputs
    220
- Virtual Inputs
  223
- Analog Inputs
  225
  - Remote Inputs
    229
    
    Outputs
    230
    
    Output Relay 1 (F1) Trip
    232
    
    Output Relay 2 (F4) Programmed as Close
    234
    
    Auxiliary Output Relays
    236
    
    Output Relay 3 (F7) Start Inhibit
    238
  - Analog Outputs
    239
- Protection
  240
  - Motor Elements
    242
    
    Thermal Model (49)
    249
    
    Current Unbalance (46)
    270
    
    Mechanical Jam (50LR)
    275
    
    Undercurrent (37)
    278
    
    Loss of Excitation (40)
    281
    
    Overload Alarm
    287
  - Short Circuit
    289
    
    Ground Fault (50SG)
    292
    
    Acceleration Time
    296
    
    Underpower (37P)
    299
    
    Speed Motor
    302
    
    Speed Acceleration
    303
    
    Speed Undercurrent
    306
  - Current Elements
    308
    
    Percent of Load-To-Trip
    315
    
    Phase Time Overcurrent Protection (51P)
    316
    
    Phase Instantaneous Overcurrent Protection (50P)
    319
    
    Phase Directional Overcurrent Protection (67P)
    321
    
    Neutral Time Overcurrent Protection (51N)
    324
    
    Neutral Instantaneous Overcurrent Protection (50N)
    327
    
    Neutral Directional Overcurrent Protection (67N)
    330
    
    Ground Time Overcurrent Protection (51G)
    335
    
    Ground Instantaneous Overcurrent Protection (50G)
    337
    
    Negative Sequence Instantaneous Overcurrent Protection (50_2)
    339
  - Voltage Elements
    342
    
    Phase Reversal (47)
    343
    
    Undervoltage Curves
    345
    
    Phase Undervoltage Protection (27P)
    346
    
    Phase Overvoltage Protection (59P)
    349
    
    Auxiliary Undervoltage (27X)
    352
    
    Auxiliary Overvoltage Protection (59X)
    355
    
    Neutral Overvoltage Protection (59N)
    358
    
    Negative Sequence Overvoltage Protection (59_2)
    361
    
    Volts Per Hertz (24)
    363
  - Impedance Elements
    368
    
    Out-Of-Step (78)
    370
  - Power Elements
    375
    
    Directional Power (32)
    376
    
    Reactive Power (40Q)
    381
  - Frequency Elements
    384
    
    Overfrequency (81O)
    387
    
    Frequency Rate of Change (81R)
    390
- Monitoring
  394
  - Breaker Arcing Current
    402
  - Breaker Health
    405
  - Broken Rotor Bar
    409
  - Electrical Signature Analysis (ESA)
    414
  - Stator Inter-Turn Fault
    425
  - Functions
    429
    
    Demand
    434
    
    Pulsed Outputs
    442
- Digital Counters
  445
- Harmonic Detection
  448
  - Speed
    451
  - RTD Temperature
    456
  - RTD Trouble
    461
  - Loss of Communications
    462
- Control
  464
  - Start Supervision
    467
    
    Thermal Inhibit
    468
    
    Maximum Starting Rate
    470
    
    Time between Starts
    472
    
    Restart Delay
    473
  - Reduced Voltage Starting
    474
  - Local Control Mode (Breakers and Switches)
    478
  - Breaker Control
    488
  - Contactor Control
    491
  - Switch Control (9)
    494
  - Virtual Input Control
    497
  - Trip Bus
    498
  - Breaker Failure (50BF)
    500
    
    Setup
    501
    
    Initiate
    503
    
    Arc Flash Protection
    505
  - VT Fuse Failure (VTFF)
    507
- Flexlogic
  509
  - Timers
    519
  - Flexlogic Equation
    520
    
    Viewing Flexlogic Graphics
    522
- Flexelements
  523
- Testing
  531
  - Setup
    532
- Fault
  533
  - Post-Fault
    534
  - Test Leds
    535
  - Ethernet Loopback Test
    536
  - STATUS Summary
    540
  - Annunciator
    541
  - Motor
    543
  - Breakers
    545
- Last Trip Data
  546
- Output Relays
  547
- Virtual Outputs
  548
- Communications
  549
- Information
  553
  - Environment
    554
- Device Status
  555
- Clock
  556
- METERING Summary
  560
- Motor
  561
  - Speed
    562
    
    Stator Inter-Turn Fault
    563
    
    Short Circuit
    565
- Impedance
  566
- Voltages
  568
- Frequency
  569
- Harmonics 1(Harmonics 2)
  570
- Harmonic Detection
  571
- Power
  572
- Energy
  573
- Power Factor
  574
- Power Demand
  575
- Arc Flash
  576
- RTD Maximums
  577
- RECORDS Events
  579
- Transient Records
  580
- Motor Start Statistics
  581
- Learned Data
  582
- Remote Modbus Device
  586
- Breakers
  588
- Remote Modbus Device
  589
- Clear Records
  591
Environmental Health Report

593
- Motor Health Report
  595
- General Maintenance
  598
Application Notes

599
- A.APPENDIX a Application Notes
  601
Warranty

601
- B.APPENDIX B Warranty
  602
- Major Updates
  602

GE 869 Instruction Manual

GE 869 Instruction Manual (552 pages)

Motor Protection System/Motor Protection, Control and Management

Brand: GE | Category: Protection Device | Size: 12.25 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
INTRODUCTION Overview
11
Description of the 869 Motor Protection System
12
Security Overview
16
Order Codes
17
Specifications
19
- Control
  27
- Monitoring
  28
- Recording
  29
- User-Programmable Elements
  31
Metering
32
Inputs
34
Outputs
36
- Power Supply
  37
- Communications
  38
- Physical
  40
- General Cautions and Warnings
  41
Must-Read Information
43
- Storage
  44
- INSTALLATION Mechanical Installation
  45
- Dimensions
  46
- Mounting
  47
  - Standard Panel Mount
    48
- Draw-Out Unit Withdrawal and Insertion
  49
- Removable Power Supply
  50
- Removable Magnetic Module
  51
- Arc Flash Sensor
  52
Electrical Installation
53
- Terminal Identification
  56
  - Wire Size
    61
- Ground and Sensitive Ground CT Inputs
  62
- Zero-Sequence CT Installation
  63
- Differential CT Inputs
  64
- Voltage Inputs
  65
- Control Power
  66
- Contact Inputs
  67
Output Relays
68
- Serial Communications
  70
- Irig-B
  71
- LED Status Indicators
  79
- Home Screen Icons
  80
- Relay Messages
  81
  - Self-Test Errors
    82
  - Out of Service
    86
Software Interface
87
- Installing the Enervista 8 Series Setup Software
  88
- Upgrading the Software
  90
- Configuring Ethernet Communications
  92
- Connecting to the Relay
  93
- Working with Setpoints & Setpoints Files
  94
- File Support
  96
- Downloading & Saving Setpoints Files
  97
- Creating a New Setpoints File
  98
- Printing Setpoints
  99
- Loading Setpoints from a File
  100
- Uninstalling Files and Clearing Data
  101
- Upgrading Relay Firmware
  104
- Advanced Enervista 8 Series Setup Software Features
  107
  - Transient Recorder (Waveform Capture)
    108
  - Protection Summary
    112
- Offline Settings File Conversion
  114
  - Convert 369 Files
    115
  - Results Window
    116
  - SETPOINTS Setpoints Main Menu
    119
- Setpoints Entry Methods
  120
- Common Setpoints
  121
- Logic Diagrams
  122
- Setpoints Text Abbreviations
  123
Device
124
- Custom Configuration
  125
- Real-Time Clock
  127
  - Clock
    129
  - SNTP Protocol
    130
- Security
  131
  - Basic Security
    132
  - Cybersentry
    134
  - Communications
    141
  - Rs485
    146
  - Ethernet Ports
    149
  - Routing
    151
  - DNP Protocol
    154
  - DNP / IEC104 Point Lists
    155
  - Iec 60870-5-104
    158
  - Iec 60870-5-103
    159
  - Iec 61850
    160
  - Remote Modbus Device
    162
- Transient Recorder
  164
Data Logger
166
Fault Reports
168
- Event Data
  170
- Programmable Pushbuttons
  173
- Front Panel
  177
  - Default Screens
    178
- Installation
  179
System
180
- Current Sensing
  181
- Voltage Sensing
  182
- Power System
  183
- Motor
  184
  - Variable Frequency Drives
    189
  - Preset Values
    194
- Switching Device
  195
- Flexcurves
  198
- Inputs
  200
Virtual Inputs
203
- Analog Inputs
  205
- Remote Inputs
  210
  - Outputs
    211
  - Output Relay 1 (F1) Trip
    212
  - Output Relay 2 (F4) Programmed as Close
    215
  - Auxiliary Output Relays
    216
  - Output Relay 3 (F7) Start Inhibit
    217
Virtual Outputs
218
- Analog Outputs
  219
Protection
221
- Motor Elements
  223
  - Thermal Model
    230
  - Current Unbalance
    252
  - Mechanical Jam
    257
  - Undercurrent
    260
  - Loss of Excitation
    263
  - Overload Alarm
    269
- Short Circuit
  271
  - Ground Fault
    274
  - Acceleration Time
    278
  - Underpower
    281
  - Speed Motor
    284
  - Speed2 Acceleration
    286
  - Speed2 Undecurrent
    288
- Current Elements
  290
- Voltage Elements
  325
  - Undervoltage Curves
    328
  - Phase Undervoltage Protection
    329
  - Phase Overvoltage Protection
    332
  - Auxiliary Undervoltage
    335
  - Auxiliary Overvoltage Protection
    338
  - Neutral Overvoltage Protection
    341
  - Negative Sequence Overvoltage Protection
    344
  - Volts Per Hertz
    346
- Impedance Elements
  352
- Power Elements
  358
  - Reactive Power
    364
- Frequency Elements
  367
  - Overfrequency
    370
  - Frequency Rate of Change
    373
Monitoring
377
- Breaker Arcing Current
  385
- Breaker Health
  388
- Broken Rotor Bar
  392
- Stator Inter-Turn Fault
  397
- Functions
  402
  - Demand
    407
  - Pulsed Outputs
    415
Digital Counters
418
Harmonic Detection
422
- Speed
  425
- RTD Temperature
  430
- RTD Trouble
  435
- Loss of Communications
  436
Control
438
- Start Supervision
  441
  - Maximum Starting Rate
    444
  - Time between Starts
    445
  - Restart Delay
    447
- Reduced Voltage Starting
  448
- Switching Device Control
  452
- Trip Bus
  455
- Breaker Failure
  457
  - Setup
    458
  - Initiate
    460
- Arc Flash Protection
  462
- VT Fuse Failure
  464
Flexlogic
466
- Timers
  475
- Non-Volatile Latches
  476
- Flexlogic Equation
  477
  - Viewing Flexlogic Graphics
    479
Flexelements
480
Testing
488
- Setup
  489
- Pre-Fault
  490
- Post-Fault
  491
- Test Leds
  492
  - STATUS Motor
    493
  - Breakers
    495
Last Trip Data
496
- Output Relays
  497
- Virtual Outputs
  498
Communications
499
Information
502
- Hardware Versions
  503
Device Status
504
Clock
505
METERING Summary
510
Motor
511
- Speed
  512
- Stator Inter-Turn Fault
  513
Impedance
514
Voltages
516
Frequency
517
Harmonics 1(Harmonics 2)
518
Harmonic Detection
519
Power
520
Energy
521
Power Factor
522
Power Demand
523
Rtds
524
Analog Inputs
525
RECORDS Events
527
Transient Records
528
Motor Start Records
529
Motor Start Statistics
530
Remote Modbus Device
533
Breakers
535
Remote Modbus Device
536
MAINTENANCE Environmental Health Report
539
Motor Health Report
541
General Maintenance
544
- A.APPENDIX a Application Notes
  545
- Contactor Current Supervision
  545
  - Warranty
    547
  - Major Updates
    548

GE 869 Communications Manual

GE 869 Communications Manual (436 pages)

Motor Protection System, Control and Management

Brand: GE | Category: Protection Device | Size: 2.48 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

5
- Communications
  5
  - For Further Assistance
    5
2 Communication Ports

7
- RS485 Port
  7
  - Rs485
    7
- Wifi
  8
  - Wifi Quick Start Procedure
    10
- Usb
  11
  - Using the Quick Connect Feature Via the USB Port
    12
- Ethernet Ports
  12
  - Network Settings Menu
    13
  - Routing
    14
3 Time Protocols

19
- Real-Time Clock
  19
  - IEEE 1588 Precision Time Protocol (PTP)
    19
    
    PTP Status
    19
    
    PTP Configuration
    21
  - Clock
    23
    
    Irig-B
    24
4 Dnp

25
- DNP Communication
  25
- DNP Device Profile
  29
- DNP Implementation
  32
5 Dnp / Iec104 Point Lists

37
6 Iec 60870-5-104

41
- Interoperability
  43
7 Iec 60870-5-103

51
- Cause of Transmission
  51
- Communications Menus
  52
- Interoperability
  54
  - Physical Layer
    54
    
    Electrical Interface
    54
    
    Optical Interface
    54
    
    Transmission Speed
    54
  - Link Layer
    54
  - Application Layer
    55
    
    Selection of Standard Information Numbers in Control Direction
    57
    
    Basic Application Functions
    58
    
    Miscellaneous
    58
8 Iec 61850

59
- General
  59
- Functionality
  62
- The IEC 61850 Configurator
  62
  - Online and Offline Setup
    62
  - IEC 61850 Configurator Details
    64
    
    ICD/CID
    65
    
    Settings
    67
    
    Reports
    70
    
    Goose Transmission
    76
    
    Goose Reception
    80
9 File Transfer Protocols

83
- Modbus Protocol
  85
  - Administrator Login and Commands Via Modbus for 8 Series Relays
    91
11 Modbus Memory Map

95
- Reading the Event Recorder
  95
- Reading Transient Recorder
  95
- Reading Fault Reports
  96
- Accessing Data Via the User Map
  96
- Memory Map Organization
  97
- MODBUS Memory Map
  97
- Format Codes
  240
- Modbus Commands
  433
- 12.Appendix a
  435
- Warranty
  435
- Revision History
  435
  - Major Updates
    435

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