Micom Px3x Introduction en 02b

Product range MiCOM Px3x
General platform presentation
Agenda
Variants
Mounting
Hardware
Detachable HMI
Software
Operation
Communication
Parameter subset selection
Device - Identification
Schneider Electric - AFS/M-F Jens Eilart September 2010
Agenda
Variants
Mounting
Hardware
Detachable HMI
Software
Operation
Communication
Range MiCOM Px30

Solutions for
Feeder protection devices
Distance protection devices
Line differential protection devices
Transformer differential protection devices
Railway substation protection devices
One box devices (protection & control)
Bay computers
P13x
P43x
P53x
P63x
Px38
Px39
Cx3x
MiCOM Px30 - protection devices

Variants
MiCOM Px3x in 24 TE case

Variants
Connection via
Pin terminals
Ring teminals
Hybrid
version
available
Agenda
Variants
Mounting
Hardware
Detachable HMI
Software
Operation
Communication

Flush mounting
Version:
Without angle brackets for direct
mounting
With angle brackets and frame
Two variants for

flexible mounting

Surface mounting
Flexible
surface
mounting
solution
Cutout for cables above and below

Easy fixing on the case during installation
Agenda
Variants
Mounting
Hardware
Detachable HMI
Software
Operation
Communication
10

Structure
PC Interface
TRIP
F1
ALARM
OUT OF SERVICE
HEALTHY
F2
EDIT MODE
G
G
F3
Protection Interface
InterMiCOM
A
F4
G
G
MiCOM
G
C
Communication
Interfaces
F5
F6
B
T
Currents / Voltages
Binary signals / Measured data / Commands
Power supply
11

Hardware options
Processor module P
True 16 bit A/D conversion
Automatic SW calibration
Parameter storage
NV-RAM
Logged data storage

Battery backed RAM
Software storage
Flash EPROM
Single processor solution as

32-bit microprocessor system
I386 EX
12

Hardware options
Power supply board V
8 output relays
All output relays are suitable for
both signal and trip duties
connection
4 opto-isolated inputs
Nominal voltage range:
24 to 250 VDC without internal
switching.
Wide range power supply

Nominal voltage range
48 to 250 VDC and
100 to 230 VAC
without internal switching
Separate module for 24 VDC
13

Basic hardware, Terminal connection
Power supply
board V
14

Basic hardware
Transformer module T
Connection
Via pin terminals
Via ring terminals
15

Hardware options
Communication module A
Separate 16 Bit microcontroller
Switchable seral protocols
Interfaces
Serial link
IRIG-B interface
2nd RS485 link for engineering
Serial link available with

RS85 connector
Plastic fiber optic connectors
FSMA
Glass fiber optic connectors ST
16

Hardware options
Compatible CPU interface
Ethernet communication
module A
Integrated Ethernet Interface
Realtime-Multitasking OS
VXWorks
Main communication
with 100MHz Ethernet
RJ45 or ST/SC connection
(Fiber optics)
COMM2 with IEC60870-5-103

Communication via RS485
17

Hardware options
Analog module Y
2 analog outputs 20 mA
10-bit D/A conversion,
with parallel output relays
4 opto-isolated inputs
Nominal voltage range:
24 to 250 VDC without internal
switching.
Measuring input, 0 to 20 mA
optical coupling
10-bit A/D conversion
PT 100 input
optical coupling
10-bit A/D conversion
18

Analog modules Y
19

Binary
module
Binary
modules
X
Type X
6I / 8O
Ring
Pin
X_1
X_1
Binary
module
Ring
Output relays
K_01
K_02
K_03
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
K_04
K_05
K_06
K_07
K_08
Vin
X_1
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Output relays
K_01
K_02
Ring
Type X
24I
Pin
Signal inputs
X_1
X_1
Vin
U_01
U_02
U_03
U_04
U_05
U_06
U_07
U_08
Binary
module
X_3
19
20
Vin
Vin
Vin
Vin
Vin
U_02
U_03
U_04
U_05
1
2
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
Type X
6O
Ring
Pin
X_1
X_1
Output relays
K_01
K_02
X_2
X_2
K_03
Signalinputs
Vin
U_01
X_3
19
Pin
Binary
module
X_2
Signal inputs
18
6I / 3O
X_1
X_2
10
Type X
Vin
Vin
Vin
Vin
Vin
U_01
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
U_04
U_05
U_06
U_09
U_10
U_11
U_12
U_13
U_14
U_15
U_16
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
1)
1)
K_03
X_3
U_02
U_03
Vin
X_3
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
Vin
U_17
U_18
U_19
U_20
U_21
U_22
U_23
U_24
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
1)
K_04
1)
K_05
K_06
U_06
20

Binary
module
Binary
modules
X
Type X
6I / 6O
Ring
Pin
X_1
X_1
1
2
3
4
8
9
Binary
module
Type X
6I / 6H
Ring
Pin
X_1
X_1
High-break
contacts
Binary
module
Type X
4H
Ring
Pin
X_1
X_1
Output relays
K_01
K_02
K_01
K_02
+
+
K_03
High-break
contacts
K_01
K_03
X_2
10
11
12
X_2
10
10
11
11
13
12
12
14
13
13
15
14
14
16
15
15
17
16
16
18
17
17
18
18
X_3
19
K_05
K_06
Vin
21
22
Vin
23
Vin
24
25
Vin
26
Vin
+
+
K_05
K_06
K_02
Signal inputs
20
27
K_04
X_2
K_04
Vin
_
X_3
U_01
U_02
U_03
U_04
U_05
U_06
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
Signal inputs
Vin
Vin
Vin
Vin
Vin
Vin
U_01
U_02
U_03
U_04
U_05
X_3
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
K_03
K_04
U_06
21

Hardware options, Mandatory modules
22
Agenda
Variants
Mounting
Hardware
Detachable HMI
Software
Operation
Communication
23

Detachable HMI
40 TE detachable HMI with graphic display
multicoloured LEDs available
24

Detachable HMI
40 TE detachable HMI with text display
Function keys
multicoloured LEDs available
25

Detachable HMI
Detachable HMI (40 TE)
Insertion depth allows mounting in smallest Medium Voltage switchgears
Simple wiring ( just RJ45- and grounding connection )
107,0
24,0
( Ground connection
not shown !!! )
26

Detachable HMI
Same serial HMI modules will be used as fixed HMI (on the device front)
or as Detachable HMI !
Direct connection
Px3x
Bus system
processormodule
with serial
Interface
Detachable User Interface
Device
front plate
Interface
Serial HMI
with multicoloured
LEDs
14-pole
Flat ribbon cable
Ethernet cable
27

Detachable HMI
No additional software for detachable HMI necessary
Supervision of serial communication with HMI
(connected / not connected)
Removing the detachable HMI is always possible
Devices without HMI possible, but today no order option
28

Detachable HMI
Operation without HMI
No operational restrictions of device functionality
BUT
Software download only via User Interface
Cold restart initiation only via User Interface
29
Agenda
Variants
Mounting
Hardware
Detachable HMI
Software
Operation
Communication
30

Software, developement process
Operator
Machine
Interface
Universal
Communication
Interface
System
Device
Drivers
System libary
applications
Communication
HMI
Datamodell
generation
Protection /
control
Device software
Developement
Desk
documentation,
manual
Setting tool
MiCOM S1.103
31

Software structure, data model
Documentation
KOMM
ual
Man
VOB
UMZ
...
communication
DIST
Setting
tool
PC
SG01
SG02
P
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...
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RMX
SG03
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DIFF
Upload
Download
...
Device
data model
32

Software function flow
NMI: A/D conversion

and data
pre processing
Protection /
Control
Operation /
Communication
33

Basic data processing
34
Agenda
Variants
Mounting
Hardware
Detachable HMI
Software
Operation
Communication
35

Text-HMI
LED indicators
5 fixed, 18 configurable
Alphanumeric Text-LCD
4 lines x 20 characters
Clear key
Reset / Abort modifications
Protocol key
Direct access recording
Function keys
6 configurable
Cursor keys
Navigation / Scroll in the menu
Enter key
Modify settings
36

Graphic-HMI
LED indicators
5 fixed, 12 configurable
Alphanumeric Text-LCD
16 lines x 21 characters
Clear key
Reset / Abort modifications
Protocol key
Direct access recording
Cursor keys
Navigation / Scroll in the menu
Enter key
Modify settings
Control keys
5 fxed
37

Menu tree
Uniform menu structure
Device Type
Parameters
Operation
Events
Device ID
Cyclic measurements
Event counters
Configuration parameters
Function parameters
Global
Main functions
Parameter subset 1
Parameter subset ...
Control and testing

Operation data recording
Measured fault data

Event recording
Measured operating data

Physical state signals
Logical state signals
Control
38

Menu tree
Configure according to the application
21
79
DIST
MCMON
BUOC
ARC
...
Function group DIST

Function group MCMON
Function group BUOC
Function group ARC
With
Without
Without
With
39

global settings
Global power system characteristics
fnom; phase-sequence; dynamic range of current
CT and VT nominal values

primary values (relevant for recording & metering only)
secondary values
CT grounding
standard = line side
opposite
Measurement value release

to force small measurands to zero (e.g. I = 0 if CB is open!)
Configuration of cross blocking signals

Definition of trip conditions
Set CB characteristics and autoreclosing scheme restrains:
tCB,close; no ARC if CB open; ...
40

function key configuration
Inputs freely configurable
Fx
Fct. Assignm. Fx
per selection table
One signal per F-key

Operating mode Fx
Key
Switch
Password protection
Individual password protection
Settable via HMI for each of the F-key
No function keys with graphical

HMI or 24 TE boxes !
41

binary input configuration
Inputs freely configurable
Fct. Assignm. Ux
V in
Uxx
per selection table
One signal per input

Operating mode Ux
Active high
Active low
Active power drain + numerical filter
Binary inputs Check

Apply voltage (or no voltage) to any
binary input and check its internal state
Read physical state signal
Read assigned logical state signal
42

Global settings
Logical input functions (signals) are indicated by appendix EXT to the
description text
They can be fed from
Binary input (opto-coupler) U xx
Function key input F x
Signal assignment in LOGIC
Signal assignment in COMM3 (InterMiCOM)
Signal assignment in GOOSE, GSSE (ethernet comm.)
In case of multiple assignment, the logical signal is ORed from all
43

Output and LED configuration
Kxx
Any logical state signal can be freely

configured to any physical output or
LED:
Function assignment K xx or H xx
Separate per LED colour
Operating modes K xx or Hxx

Hxx
ES updating (ES = Energised on Signal )

ES manual reset
ES reset (fault)
ES reset (syst. dist.)
NE updating ( NE = Normally Energised )
NE manual reset
Operating modes for LED as blinking

lights
Only one signal per output or LED, but

multiple assignment is possible
44

Output relay configuration
Outputs Check
Kxx
Integrated test function to operate any

output contact for a settable time (0..10 s)
Set Px3x in off-line mode:
003.030 MAIN: Protection enabled = OFF
Set the test hold-time:
003.044 OUTP: Hold-time for test = 10 s
Select an output relay:
003.042 OUTP: Relay assign. f.test =
OUTP Fct. assignm. K xx
Operate the output:

003.043 OUTP: Relay test = execute
45

Watchdog functionality
Configurable to any output
Alarm:
Out of Service:
OUTP: Fct. assignm. K xx = SFMON: Warning (relay)

OUTP: Fct. assignm. K xx = MAIN: Blocked/faulty
Set up normally energised signaling,

to get indications also for supply voltage failure or wire interruptions
L+
K_xx
'NE updating'
46

Instrumentation
Use for commissioning and operation
VPG, IP, IDC, T

VPP, V,Imax/min/pos/neg/zero
P, Q, cos, (V,I), f
dt
Wh, Varh, IPmax delayed/stored
Primary & per unit values
47

state controlled measurement panels
Normal condition
(OP_RC)
Overload condition
(OL_RC, OL_DA)
Ground fault
(GF_RC, GF_DA)
Short circuit
(FT_RC, FT_DA)
Voltage B-C prim.

20,8 kV
Current B prim.
1357 A
Therm. repl. buffer
64 %
Pre-trip time left
21 min
Voltage VNG p.u.
0,328 Unom /3
Current IN,act p.u.
0,027 Inom
Fault duration
0,08 s
Fault Location
12,8 km
48

Fault record triggering
Fixed trigger conditions (global):
via user interface:
via input function:
003.041 FT_RC: Trigger USER = execute

036.089 FT_RC Trigger EXT
Fixed trigger conditions (P43x, P13x):

Starting:
Tripping:
036.000 MAIN: General starting

035.071 MAIN: Gen. trip command
User defined trigger conditions:

by setting:
003.085 FT_RC: Fct. assig. trigger = ...
49

Disturbance recording
Use for commissioning and operation
Protocol for messages and measurements
(via PC, COMMx, HMI)
Analogue values
(via PC, COMMx)
50

Limit value monitoring (LIMIT)
measurements:
currents,
temperature,
20 mA DC,
...
signals:
start I>
tI< elapsed,
...
51

Measured data input (MEASI)
DC current input 0 ... 24 mA ( I nom = 20 mA )
load: 100
maximal short-time loading: 50 mA
resolution: 25 A
open-circuit recognizing 0 ... 3 ... 10 mA

overload capacity 24,8 mA ( fixed value )
zero suppression 0 ... 0,2 I nom
measured-value linearization over 20 branches
limit value monitoring via functional group LIMIT
52

Measured data output (MEASO)
2 DC current output 0 ... 20 mA
maximal load: 50
resolution: 20 A
BCD coded output

adjustable scaling
minimal / maximal current
Break point of characteristics ( for expansion of measuring range )
settable hold time, signal value valid

all operation-, overload- and incidents measurements
53

Programmable logic (LOGIC)
Expansion of known functions
hand over transfer functions
triggering of fault detection
group signal
Customer application design of new functions

possible without firmware update
reaction time like protection functions
Boolean Algebra as basis
high transparency
simple definition
minimal effort to work in
54

Other devices
protection
MiCOM Px3x
control
communication
protection
communication
control
Programmable
logic
55

control inputs
function
Trip command
and signals
56
Agenda
Variants
Mounting
Hardware
Detachable HMI
Software
Operation
Communication
57

Communication interfaces
Use of communication interfaces
IEC /
COMM1
SCADA / substation
control interface
HMI
COMM2
Full access
to all settings,
signals and measured
values
Modem
Modem
Remote access by protection engineer
PC
Local access
by protection engineer
58

Communication protocols
Simply select protocol
Via serial link
IEC 60870-5-103
IEC 60870-5-101
DNP 3.0
Modbus
Copper wire RS 485

Plastic fiber optics
Glass fiber optics 820 nm
Via ethernet link

IEC 61850
Copper wire RJ 45
Glass fiber optics 1300 nm
59
Agenda
Variants
Mounting
Hardware
Detachable HMI
Software
Operation
Communication
60

Parameter subset selection (PSS)
PS 1
PS 2
Select by
Binary input
Function key input
Local control (HMI)
PS 3
PS 4
Communication interfaces
PC
COMMx
IEC
61
Agenda
Variants
Mounting
Hardware
Detachable HMI
Software
Operation
Communication
62

Hardware identification
Updated during relay start (booting)
HMI
Test
>>>>>>>>
Device type
532
Software version
630
SW date
30.01.10
F number
6.123456.0
...
Module
Module
Module
Module
...
var. slot 1
vers. slot 1
var. slot 2
vers. slot 2
PC
COMMx /
IEC
63

Hardware and software versions
Handling in the cortec
-3xx
-4xx
-5xx
-6xx
-7xx
-8xx
Hardware version
Connection diagram version (doc.relevant)
Customized version
Datamodel version
Software version without datamodel modification
Language pair version
-2xx
IEC 61850 datamodel version
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