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Before Any Testing

 Isolate CT & PT connections from Relay in case of Substation relay testing. All CT’s outputs
should short at relay end. (Remember always, it is all about your life).
 Check power supply for Test Kit (Phase to neutral, Phase to Earth and Neutral to Earth).
Recommendations: Output of P-N should equal to P-E, N-E is about 0-1 Volt.
 Please check test set association between laptop and relay test kit (this is only in case of Ethernet
connectivity between laptop and relay test kit. In case of parallel port, test association is not

required.
 Before injection any voltage and current make sure about all above description.
Few Suggestions:
Please register your kit in our website customer area. It will help you to download all new updates like
XRIOs of most of the new and old relays, technical papers, new software updates and most important user
forum for any technical support.
Let do it now. Link: https://www.omicron.at/en/support/customer/registration/noc/1/
System Settings: Please modify these values according to your system:

Please modify these values according to your system

Then press OK.

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Testing with OMICRON Test Universe (TU)

Please follow the O-H-M.
O→ Object—Tool to define test objects, like Name, serial number, location and characteristics etc.
Here we can use RIO or XRIO. But XRIO is more useful.
H → Hardware Configuration─ Tool to configure Hardware (CMCX56) according to the requirement of
the Test Object like relay, Transducer, Energy meter etc.
M→ Module→ Tool to define the Test conditions or simulate the fault conditions. For examples, Quick
CMC, Ramping, state sequencer.

Test Object: Test Object serves as test parameter management tool. In Test Object you browse,
access and edit the contents of the test object parameters.

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Test Object => Device Settings

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

 Default values according to system settings.

The "Device" block contains general information and settings like the relay's name or a description, its
manufacturer, its device type, its address, its serial or model number, and any other information that is
useful to identify it. It furthermore provides a number of preset general parameters, such as nominal
values, residual factors and limits.

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Test Object => Distance Protection Parameters

In the impedance plane, the "line angle" helps to define faults without any arc resistance. The line angle is
also used to determine the impedance tolerance band.

The location of the potential transformers and the grounding of the current transformer determine the
presence of voltage in the postfault state and the direction of current flow.

You can specify the "line length" in ohms. The line length is used for relative shots in Advanced Distance.

The test object can be saved by exporting it like shown in the figure below.

After entering all the data, confirming those values is done by pressing OK. Now the

Hardware Configuration should be opened by clicking the button .

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Hardware Configuration

To define the test-specific hardware settings, a configuration module named Hardware Configuration is
used. In the Hardware Configuration the user defines the combination of outputs and/ or inputs he wants
to use for a specific test. Furthermore, the Hardware Configuration automatically documents the wiring
information for the test. This way, an existing test file can additionally be used for test instructions for that
particular test.

The Hardware Configuration allows you to select the test hardware you want to use for the test without
the necessity to physically connect any test hardware to the PC. This enables you to fully prepare a test in
the office.

On the General tab of the Hardware Configuration dialog box the used test hardware is specified.

If the serial number of a connected test set is not yet known by the software, question marks are displayed
instead of the serial number. This could for instance be the case if the software is in offline mode (no test
set connected or the connected test set is switched off).

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Output Configuration Details

In this dialog box the configuration of the selected CMC test set can be changed. The image in the middle
of the dialog box shows how to connect the outputs in order to achieve the desired configuration.

CMC Voltage Outputs

In this group box select the desired configuration of the voltage outputs of your CMC test set from the
entries in the list. A corresponding connection diagram is associated with each configuration showing a
symbolic representation how to connect the cables. For a physically correct connection, please refer to
your hardware manual. The same applies for the CMC Current Outputs as well

Analog Outputs: On the Analog Outputs tab you define the usage of the analog outputs. The available
outputs displayed here depend on the test hardware definition in the General tab.

In this window you find 3 main columns beside the currents and voltages banks which are:

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 Test Module Output Signal: This column is not available in the global hardware configuration.
In the "Test Module Output Signal" column the output signal of the test module is assigned to the
test object terminal specified in this line. The selection menu only allows signals that an
individual test module knows about and that are appropriate for the wired connector.
 Display Name: The display name is the designation of the connection between the test hardware
connectors and the test object terminals.
 Connection Terminal: In the Connection Terminal column you can enter the names of the test
object's connectors. This information increases the usefulness of the Hardware Configuration and
can improve the quality of the test report. It is recommended to use it, but it is optional and can
also be left blank.
Binary / Analog Inputs
In the heading area of the wiring matrix the test set information is displayed (test set type, offline or online
state, input configuration, connector). The cells for the input configuration are arranged in 4 or 5 lines as
following:

Function: this can be switched between analog inputs, analog current inputs and counter inputs.
Potential Free: Check this checkbox for potential-free binary or counter inputs. If it is unchecked the
input is potential-sensing.
Nominal Range: Nominal voltage of potential-sensing binary or counter inputs, or the nominal range of
analog voltage or analog current inputs.
Clamp Ratio (CMC 256/CMC 256plus/CMC 356 only): Clamp ratio for current inputs (V/A).
Threshold: Threshold voltage for potential-sensing binary or counter inputs.

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Binary Outputs

On the Binary Outputs tab the usage of the binary outputs is defined.

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In the Binary Outputs tab all available binary outputs are displayed according to the test hardware
definition in the General tab.

After setting all the parameters of the Hardware Configuration, it is possible to save it also by exporting it
as you can see in the figure below.

You can find this option in the General tab of the Hardware Configuration.

Modules:
Manual or Semiautomatic testing of Distance, over-current, differential, over & Under
Quick CMC
voltage and frequency tests, etc.

Testing of the most of the functions in automatic mode. One of the best module but it
State Sequencer
needs lot off preparation time and understanding.

Ramping Very easy to test pickup, drop off, under and over voltage/frequency, df/dt, dv/df etc

Distance Dedicated module for only distance relay

Differential Dedicated module for only differential relay

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Quick CMC: Test View

1 3 2

5 6 9 7

8 4
The Test View is the main view to specify all required test parameters, i.e., the CMC test set's Analog and
Binary Output signals as well as the usage of the CMC inputs. Here you also turn the CMC outputs on/off
and activate the Prefault.
1: The values you specify here for amplitude, phase, frequency etc. are output to the protection relay
connected to your CMC test set when you click the "F5 Outputs ON/OFF" button. If the cells for
the three phase currents show the symbol right next to IL1 … 3, the phases of the corresponding
true CMC output currents are 180° reversed due to the setting "CT starpoint: Dir.
busbar".

2: In the vector view, the given signals with its values and angles will be drawn. The way of viewing
it depends on the Set Mode either Direct or Line-Line or Symmetrical components …etc..
3: Each one of the 8 binary Outputs available on your CMC test set can be set to OFF or to ON. An
OFF output (check box clear) provides a binary "0" signal to the connected test object, and an ON
output (check box selected) provides a binary "1" signal.
4: Binary Inputs/Trigger displays the status of the routed binary inputs of the CMC test set. The
number of available binary inputs and their routing are defined in the Hardware Configuration.
The "LEDs" of the Binary Inputs/Trigger box display the current signal state of the 10 inputs; red
= signal, white = no signal at input.

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5: "F5 Outputs ON/OFF" starts the fault inception. It applies the set fault values to the CMC test
set's analog outputs and turns ON all selected binary outputs. A red lightning symbol next to the
button signifies the active outputs. De-activating "F5 Outputs ON/OFF" turns off the analog and
binary outputs. A transparent lightning symbol next to the button signifies the OFF condition.
"F5" denotes that your keyboard's function key <F5> fulfills the same task as clicking the button.
6: "F8 Set Prefault" applies a prefault state to the CMC test set's outputs. For the analog outputs,
prefault is defined as V = Vnom (as set at "Vnom secondary" on the Test Object's Device Settings
page) and I = 0A . This applies to V L1-N, V L2-N, V L3-N, V Fault and I L1, I L2, I L3, I Fault.
7: As long as the analog outputs are switched on ("F5 Outputs ON/OFF"), any change of an analog
output value and/or a binary output state is applied instantly. Activating "F9 Hold", however,
allows you to change multiple analog values and/or binary output states that will not be applied to
the outputs until you click "F9 Hold" once more to release it.
8: Using QuickCMC's Step / Ramp functionality lets you do basic pick-up/drop-off testing or trip
time testing of all protection functions while directly supporting power and distance functions.
Depending on the selected set mode of the multifunctional input grid, you can ramp relevant
quantities of output voltages, currents, powers and impedances.
9: Clicking the "F10 Add to Report" button adds all data and current values at the time the trigger
signal occurred at a binary input to the test report. Before this step is added to the test report, a
dialog box lets you name and manually assess this step, and add a comment, if applicable.

Impedance View and Vector View

The Impedance View displays the fault impedance calculated by the Fault Calculator. It gets the Z Fault
value in the complex plane, i.e., it returns the actual absolute value of Z Fault. It will be empty if a set
mode without a fault type is selected in the Multifunction Input Grid. Calculating the fault voltage and/or
the fault current is now done by the fault calculator server. Therefore neither the fault type nor the test
model setting is needed.

Depending on the test module, the Vector View varies in appearance and functionality. Therefore, not
every feature mentioned here might be available at all times. In some test modules, the Vector View is a
read-only view, i.e., values cannot be changed.

All test modules that have a Vector View display a vector diagram. Some test modules provide an
additional table showing the available test parameters, which - again depending on the test module - are
either displayed as read-only or displayed and editable.

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.Report View

A test module automatically generates a report once a test is executed. The Report View displays this test
report. Per test module, OMICRON provides a test report template that is automatically installed with the
Test Universe software. This template contains two pre-defined test report forms, a "short form" and a
long form". These two forms differ in the number of selected blocks and items that will later appear in the
final test report.

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On/Off buttons To inject set value from test kit, press F5

Pre-fault State To inject a Pre-fault Balance Voltage, Press F8.

Hold Values As long as the analog outputs are switched on ("F5 Outputs
ON/OFF"), any change of an analog output value and/or a
binary output state is applied instantly. Activating "F9 Hold",
however, allows you to change multiple analog values and/or
binary output states that will not be applied to the outputs until
you click "F9 Hold" once more to release it.
Add to report To add test result in the report. Press F10. It reduces our
Paper/pen Use. There is no limit for number of tests.

Play/Pause/Stop These are common buttons to inject the fault in all modules
other then Quick CMC. Like Ramping, State Sequencer etc.

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Basic Functions of Quick CMC

How to Ramp function in Quick CMC:

Step1: Enter voltages and Currents, [Magnitude, Phase angle, and frequency] (Fig a)

Fig a: Fig b
Step2: Now select Output(s) which you what to ramp like, (Fig b)

Step3: Now select Quantity which you what to ramp like,

Note: If there is only two options as shown in picture, [Please follow next procedure]

Step 4: Now select Delta of selected quantity:

For Magnitude: For Phase: For Frequency

Step5: Now select time [Delta time] (Note: minimum time limit: 100ms)

Step5: Select automatic and manual mode:

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Automatic Mode: Manual Mode:

Step6: Now press F5 to on outputs according to step1:

Step7: Check outputs of Device [only in case of transducer],

Step8: Now increase/decrease Analog outputs of kit:

Use of F9 in Quick CMC

With the help of F9, we can change output’s during inject without interruption of continuity of Previous
Outputs.

Example:
Case: let assume our previous condition is nominal voltage and nominal current as describe below:

Voltage (all 3 phases): 63.51V, 50 Hz, and balance phase angle

Current (all 3 phases): 1 amp. 50 Hz and balance phase angle

Now we want to change it without continuity break as describe below

VR-N: 63.51V, 55Hz, 30o IR: 2.3Amp, 50Hz, -30o

VY-N: 60.00V, 50Hz, -110o IY: 1.78Amp, 40Hz, -147o
VB-N: 45.78V, 60Hz, 145o IB: 2.6Amp, 55Hz, 120o

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Procedure:
1. Enter first condition of Voltages and currents as shown below

Then press F5
2. Now wait for some time or according to requirement and press F9

Now output window is available to change all outputs as required. So now we can change all values.

After that again press F9

Now change will apply at a moment. We can also check it in bottom

of screen as timer will start again.
Few Testing Examples:
1. Injection of Voltage & Current: Please enter the value of Current and voltage as per requirement to
check wiring connections.

Then press

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2. Over Current: to test the over current relay, first we have to enter magnitude of the fault
current (higher than the relay settings 2X, 4X, 6X, 8X and 10X).

Please wait for trip and after Press F10. Then chagne
the Value of the current output for next fault.
3. Under Voltage and Over Voltage test: for Under/Over Testing, we can use Ramping
Option in Quick CMC.

Then define ramp for Voltage output according to the

description below.

After that press F5. Start Ramping, after that to save result please press F10.
4. Under Frequency/Over Frequency: it is similar like O/U voltage test.

Then define a ramp for Frequency of voltage output.

(for more please read How to Ramp function in Quick CMC.

After that press F5. Start Ramping,

after that to save result please press F10.

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5. Distance Relay Testing in Quick CMC: for distance relay testing, please select Z-I const.
Few things for Z-I const.
Set Mode: Z-I const
Fault Type: L-N or L-L, or L-L-L
ZFault Define test location
ITest Test current

For distance relay, we can also create relay characteristics with the help of RIO/XRIO
/Digsi /Z graph file.

Now click in the Charecterstics to select the location to inject the fault.
Press F5 and after trip signal, press F10.

Fault locator testing: for fault location testing, please Select Z%-I const. But please
remember, we have to define exact line length in Test Object (O)

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State Sequencer
For testing with the help of OMICRON Test Universe Software, recall the OHM law. But meaning of the
OHM law is different in this case.
O→ Object—Tool to define test objects, like Name, serial number, location and characteristics etc.
Here we can use RIO or XRIO. But XRIO is more powerful.
H → Hardware Configuration─ Tool to configure Hardware (CMCX56) according to the requirement of
the Test Object like relay, Transducer, Energy meter etc.
M→ Module→ Tool to define the Test conditions or simulate the fault conditions.

1. Tabel

3.
Measure 2. Detail
ment

To simplify simulation of fault conditions, Module (M) also have three parts: TDM

T: Table View D: Detail View M: Measurement

Fig 1: Table, Detail and measurement view of the State Sequencer module.

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Table View (T):

The Table View provides an overall view of the sequence. Here we can create number of the state
according to the requirement of the tests. In the Table, we can define the name of the test state like Pre-
fault, fuse failure, Over-current Fault, SOTF, etc. Second, we can define the maximum time duration of
the each state. Please refer fig2 for more clarifications.

Fig 2: Some basic of Table view

Detail View: Detail view help to create the test conditions.

Detail view has four parts:

1. Analog Output—to define the fault voltage and currents in different Modes
2. Binary Output—to activate the binary outputs for Simulation of some external signals for Relays
Input.
3. Trigger—to define the stop condition of each state.
4. General—to define starting condition of the each state.

Analog Output: In this part, we can define the test as per the relay (test points) requirements.

For example, to define an Impedance fault, we can select Z-I const mode or Z-V const mode.
For a symmetrical components fault, we can use Symmetrical components Mode. Etc (Fig 3)

Fig 3: Different modes of selections Fig 4: Binary Output

Binary Out: Here we can select any Binary output to simulate any external signal as input to the relay.
For example, CB status, Carrier Signal etc. (Fig 4). To change the name of Binary output, please use
Hardware Check Configuration.

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Trigger: In his Tab, we can define the condition of termination of each state. Possible options are:-

1. Binary inputs (s) and/or timeout: Here we can define state termination on the basic of the time,
on the basis of trigger conditions like trip, and
with both conditions. In case of Binary Trigger,
we can define nature of trip contact of the relay.
2. User Interaction: In this Option, user is
authorized to terminate the state as per his
requirement. This option is very useful to pause
the sequence to change the setting or connection
in the relay.
3. Pulse from CMGPS… State also can terminate
from the CMGPS signal.
4. IRIG-B Pulses… Termination of the state after
number of IRIG-B pluses.
5. Delay after trigger: we can set time duration to
continuous injection of fault even after trip
signal. This will help us to check our backup
protection.
6. Binary Trigger Condition: we can define trip
condition like from NO-NC or NC-NO. Here we
can define different binary signals from relay. We also can define Trigger logic according to the
relay.
Measurement view: Here we can measure the trip time at different states. We can also measure
the duration of the change of the states.

1. Name: we can define a name of the measurement.

2. Ignore before: An event that should occur before the state's Start and Stop event. This
narrows the focus for the time measurement. An "event" can be the start of any state of your
choice or a binary transition, e.g. 1 => 0. If it field remains empty, the Start and Stop events
are searched for from the beginning.
Select the cell by clicking in it, open the drop-down list and select the event of your choice.
3. Start: The event that starts the time measurement. Select the cell by clicking in it, open the
drop-down list and select the event of your choice.
4. Stop: Here we can define stop condition of each state. For example Trip 0-1 or Trip 1-0.
5. Tnom: expected time for trip with some time tolerance limits.
6. Tact: Actual Time. It may be trip time or it may be duration of the any binary output of relay.

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7. Assessment: if green then everything is perfect. If red then test is failed according to our test
conditions.
8. Level Assess: here we can monitor the trip contact in all states.

TDM is a Close Cycle for State Sequencer. Please keep this cycle in
mind for each state.

Ramping: The test module Ramping defines a variety of ramping tests for CMC test
sets. Its main field of application is the measurement and assessment of threshold values.

What is Ramp: A ramp is defined the linear change of one physical quantity (current or voltage
magnitude, phase angle, frequency, impedances, and so on). It is a step-shaped signal form whose
differential change is determined by the user-defined values for step size( Δ) and step time (Δt).

Fig: Ramp1
To perform any test in Ramping Module again we have OHM as in previous modules and again we have
TDM but here T refer test, D refer Detail and M refer measurement.

1. Test

3. 2.
Measure
ment Detail
Fig: Ramp2

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T D M:

Test View: Test view is to define the test(s). For Example to test Over and Under Voltage function of
a relay.

1. Set Mode: Here in set mode, we can select different mode for ramping according to requirement
of the relay. Few basic options in Set mode is Direct, Power, Symmetrical Component, Z-Iconst.,
Z-Vconst etc. All available modes are similar like in Quick CMC and State sequencer.
2. Signal 1 & Singal 2 (2, 4): In case of Direct Mode, Options in Signal 1 and in Signal 2 are all
voltages and Currents with different combinations.
3. Function 1 & Function 2 (3, 5): Again, if mode is direct then, functions are Magnitude, Phase
and Frequency.
4. From (7): Minimum value for starting a ramp. For example for Under voltage, it will Nominal
value of PT. here we can enter any value depend upon the requirement.
5. To (8): End limit of the ramping. Again its value depends upon the type of function. If we
consider under voltage testing example, then this value will be lesser than setting of the relay.
6. Delta (9): Change in function with each step. Size of the step is depends upon this value. If it is
very less, then result will very accurate but it take lot of time to test a function.
7. dt (10): change in the magnitude with respect to this value. But remember that this size should
higher than the trip of the relay.

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8. Stop Condition (11): this stop condition is to stop the ramp. Here we can’t define this. To define
a stop condition, please go to the Detail view.

Detail View: In detail view, we have three windows,

Analog output, Binary Output and Trigger.

Analog Output: Here, we can define the parameter of rest

of the outputs other than Testing Signal. For example, in
case of Under voltage function testing, if we have
requirement of the unbalance voltage outputs so we can
modify phase angle of other phases etc.

Binary Output: Here we can activate binary output for any

test.

Trigger: Here, we can define stop condition for each

state. For more detail please go through the next
picture.

1. None: No any Stop condition.

2. Binary Trigger (2, 6, and 7): Ramp of each
state with Stop after activating one or more
binary trip signal activations. If we select this
option, Location 6 and & will also become
activate. So now we have to configure the stop
conditions. For this we can select AND & OR
gate and Trip(s) signal. If State is “X”, it
means Input is not activated. If state is “1”, it
means ramp will stop when input’s status
change from 0-1 and if state is “0”, it means
ramp will stop when input status change from
1-0. To change the state, please click in state
column.
3. Key Pressed: here user is authorized to stop
the ramp condition.
4. Step Back: if we want to check pickup and
drop off in a single ramp state, we can select
Step Back option. For more detail, please go
through the help.
5. Delay after Trigger: here we can define a delay to run test continues even after trip occurs.

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Testing of Distance relay with the help of OMICRON Test Kit

Here example is MICOM P442.

1. Connections for Relay:

For Currents:
1 Amp CT 5 Amps CT
R==> Phase-3, Neutral-2 R==> Phase-1, Neutral-2
Y==> Phase-6, Neutral-5 Y==> Phase-4, Neutral-5
B==> Phase-9, Neutral-8 B==> Phase-7, Neutral-8

For Voltage:

R=>19, Y=>20, B=>21, N=>22

Aux DC Connections:

J1-------- Negative Terminal

J2-------- Positive Terminal

Trip Terminals: H1 and H2

Please cross check trip terminals once again.

Also check wire connections.

Please save XRIO folder at Desktop from CD.

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Procedure:

 Connect Relay test kit with Laptop and switch on Power Supply of Test Kit.(in Offline mode
also possible) you can create test template in offline mode also. And it is best way to perform
testing.

1. Open Distance Module as shown below

2. Click on Parameters and Select Test Object:

3. Click on File and Select Import

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Import this file, from C:\Documents and Settings\........\Desktop\XRIO\PTL\Areva\P441

P442 P444. This location will be different in your case. But remember we need P441 P442
P444.xrio.
4. Enter the settings of the relay into this file. Please also enter CT/VT ratio also. After this
click on ok at right bottom.

5. characteristic will appear as shown in figure:

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6. Click on Setting Tab and Change values as shown below:

7. Select the test Points: Please Hold the Ctrl key then click at the graph. For fault type
selection, please select one by one and repeat same procedure for each fault type.

8. Click on Play Button and wait for end of Test.

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9. At the end of test, save test report and test file.

To save Test File: same file can be use in future also if there is no change in settings of
relay.

And follow some additional to save this file.

10. To Save Test Result or Report:

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Differential Relay Testing

Step1: Please open differential/Advance differential Module.

Step2: open the Test Object as shown in the Picture 1:

Picture 1

Step3: Now click to Import downloaded any differential relay XRIO [for example Siemens 7UT612
Converter V1 ENU TU2.1.xrio ]as shown in Picture 2:

Picture 2

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Step4: Please browse the downloaded Siemens 7UT612 Converter V1 ENU TU2.1.xrio as shown
below in picture 3.

Picture3

Step 5: Please enter the settings of relay in each block according to the relay settings as shown in
Picture 4

Picture4: enter values of the relay setting

Step6: Please press the Ok button as shown in Picture5.

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Picture5

Now, we have characteristic of Siemens 7UT612.

Step7: Now we have differential characteristics in the deferential module. So please press Ctrl key
of key board and click in the characteristics area. And then press run button.

Picture6: Differential Characteristics

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Some Supporting Tools:

For testing of the relays, complicated part of testing is to create relays characteristics. Here
OMICON Have some innovative solutions. That knows as XRIO. With the help of XRIO, we can
create characteristics of the relay with the help of setting of the relay but without any calculations.

Here we have list of available XRIO. We are updating this list time by time. So for all latest updates,
please go through to the list.

Protection Testing Library (PTL):

http://www.omicron.at/en/support/customer/secondary/ptl/library/

1 ABB 2 AREVA 3 SCHWEITZE 4 SIEMENS 5 GE 6 AEG

 R Multilin
ENGINEERING
LABORATORI
ES

 RED615  GEC MicroMho  SEL 751A  7SA6x  D60  SD36

 REF615  KBCH120  SEL 587  7SA522  M60  SD14
 REG316  MCGG  SEL 551  7SA513  SR745
 REL316  P642  SEL 421  7SA510/7SA511  T60
 REL670 V1.B P631/632/633  SEL 387  7SD610
 REL670 V1.1 P443/445  SEL 351  7SJ6x
7 REYROLL 8
A32 IEC  P441/442/444 (50,51,67)  7SJ6x motor
E& TOSHIB
 REL511C1  P343/344/345  SEL 351  7SJ53
BECKWITH A
 RET670  P433/435 (50,51,67,27,59 7SJ512
 RET543  P141/142/143/145 ,81)  7SK80x
 RET316  P132/139  SEL 311c  7UM62x  Ohmega 406 GRT
 P430c  7UT613/7UT633 100
 PS482  7UT51x  M-3425A  GRZ
 PD552  100
 PD551
 PD532
 PD531
 PD521

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XRIO Convertor
http://www.omicron.at/en/support/customer/secondary/ptl/xrioconverter/

Excel Base .rio convertor

http://www.omicron.at/en/support/customer/secondary/ptl/rioconverter/

XRIO Converter Excel Based .rio Converter

ABB REL5xx GE D60 ABB REL5xx to RIO
ABB REZ1 Generic Mho ABB REZ1 to RIO
ABB SPAD 346 Generic Overcurrent & Earthfault ALSTOM LFZR to RIO
ABB REL670 Reyrolle Duobias M ASEA RAZOA to RIO
ABB REL316*4 Reyrolle THR GEC Optimho to RIO
ASEA RAZOA Schweitzer SEL 387 GEC Quadramho to RIO
ASEA RAZFE Schweitzer SEL 321 GEC Micromho to RIO
AREVA PD521 Schweitzer SEL 421 Generic Mho to RIO
AREVA / Alstom LFZR Siemens 7SA511 Reyrolle THR
AREVA / Alstom Siemens 7SA522 SEL 321 to RIO
Quadramho
AREVA / Alstom Siemens R1KZ4a Overcurrent Relays
Optimho
AREVA / AEG PD552 / Siemens R1Z23 Generic Overcurrent and Earthfault to RIO
532 / 932
AREVA / ALSTOM Siemens 7SA6xx Differential Relays
MiCOM P43x
AREVA / GEC CDG / Siemens 7UT612 ABB SPAD 346 to RIO
CDD
AREVA / GEC Siemens 7UT512 Reyrolle Duobias M to RIO
MicroMho
AREVA / AEG SD14 Siemens 7SJ622 SEL 387 to RIO
AREVA / AEG SD36 Siemens 7UT512 to RIO
Loss of Field
Siemens Loss of Field

Tools for .RIO/XRIO convertor:

Company Software RIO/XRIO
Siemens Digsi-all versions Rio and XRIO
Areva Z graph Rio
ABB PCM600 XRIO.

Feel free to Contact me for any support.

Ruh-ul-Islam (Mr.)
Engineer-Technical and Application Support
OMICRON Energy Solutions Private Limited, 108-109, Ansal Majestic Tower, G-Block, Vikaspuri, New
Delhi - 110018
Tel: +91-11-47151211 , 41586603 , 28544746 Extension: 34 Fax: +91-11-28544729;
Mobile: +919910134439
mailto:ruhul.islam@omicron.at Website: http://www.omicron.at

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