HIMAP A2 Eventbuilder E

HIMAP -BCG
HYUNDAI HEAVY INDUSTRIES CO. LTD
BAY CONTROLLER
Appendix 2
Event builder
HEAVY INDUSTRIES CO., LTD.
Appendix 2 Event builder
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Table of content
A2.1
Event system introduction .................................................................................... 4
A2.2
Event list................................................................................................................. 5
A2.3
Event builder........................................................................................................ 22
A2.3.1
A2.3.2
A2.3.3
A2.3.4
A2.3.5
A2.3.6
A2.3.7
A2.3.8
A2.3.9
A2.3.10
A2.3.11
Breaker control ...................................................................................................... 23

Interlock diagrams ................................................................................................. 24
Breaker test mode.................................................................................................. 25
Logic diagrams ...................................................................................................... 26
AND elements ....................................................................................................... 27
OR elements .......................................................................................................... 28
AND/OR elements ................................................................................................ 29
Timer ..................................................................................................................... 30
Counter .................................................................................................................. 33
Flip-flops ............................................................................................................... 34
CAN events ........................................................................................................... 36
A2.4
Logic connections ................................................................................................ 37
A2.4.1
A2.4.2
Logic connections of the Interlock diagrams ........................................................ 37

Logic connections of the Logic diagrams ............................................................. 44
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A2.1
Event system introduction
The event system of the device gives the user the possibility to realize his own applications.
With events all functions of the device can be activated or deactivated. An event is a internal
logical representation of a device process. The event system offers sources and sinks of
events.
The event sources have fixed unique event numbers. These event numbers became active
(logically True) if the condition related to this event is fulfilled (e.g. a limit is reached),
otherwise inactive (logically False).
The event sinks are linked to fixed processes or fixed functions and can be programmed by
the user. The user can build a link between the source and the sink by setting an event source
number to an event sink number. The sink (function) became active if the related source
became also active.
Note: Some modules are sinks and sources at the same time, e.g. all binary outputs are sinks
and will be activated by source events. But every binary output produces himself again source
events when he becomes active. The same is valid for alarms and all event builder elements.
The source events can be combined over logic modules (event builder) which produces new
source events.
Examples:
The ANSI 25 /A Synchronizing unit 1 should be activated by a binary input (FUNC
20). The binary input is an event source and the Sync. unit is an event sink. The event
number related to the input is 521.
This number must be set on parameter [1000] (SYNC. UNIT 1 actives by [0521]) by
the user. Then FUNC.20 activates the Sync. unit 1.
The ANSI 50 Over current device should open a circuit breaker over a binary output
(Shunt #1). ANSI 50 is an event source and the binary output an event sink
(respectively a source). One event number related to ANSI 50 is [1402] (1.limit
reached and delay passed).
This number must be set on Shunt #1 (e.g. 01: [1402]). Then a measured current value
will open a circuit breaker.
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A2.2
Event list
The event list summarizes all software events that are available by the device.
Table A2.2-1 Event list
No.
Symbol
(LCD text)
[0000] OFF-Event
[9999] ON-Event
Alarm events
[0001] Alarm 1-79
[0079]
[0080] Alarm groups 1-20
[0099]
Description
Event is always inactive (false)
Event is always active (true)
Event
history
Event
system
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Alarm channel 1-79
System events
Breaker feedback events (The events are appearing only if the related parameter are setted)
[0113] BR1 ON feedback Breaker 1 ON feedback event
[0114] BR1 OFF feedback Breaker 1 OFF feedback event
Breaker 1 IN feedback event
[0117] BR1 IN feedback
[0118] BR1 OUT feedback Breaker 1 OUT feedback event
Breaker 1 EARTH-ON feedback event
[0121] BR1 E-ON
feedback
Breaker 1 EARTH-OFF feedback event
[0122] BR1 E-OFF
feedback
[0134] BR2 E-ON
feedback
[0135] BR2 E-OFF
feedback
[0147] BR3 E-ON
feedback
[0148] BR3 E-OFF
feedback
Breaker control events
Control event to set breaker 1 from ON to OFF position
[0115] BR1 ON->OFF
Control event to set breaker 1 from OFF to ON position
[0116] BR1 OFF->ON
Control event to set breaker 1 from OUT to IN position
[0119] BR1 OUT->IN
Control event to set breaker 1 from IN to OUT position
[0120] BR1 IN->OUT
Control event to set breaker 1 from EARTH to OFF position
[0123] BR1 E->OFF
Control event to set breaker 1 from OFF to EARTH position
[0124] BR1 OFF->E
Within control time breaker 1 doesnt reach the desired
[0125] BR1 CTRL fail
position
Control event to set breaker 2 from ON to OFF position
[0128] BR2 ON->OFF
Control event to set breaker 2 from OFF to ON position
[0129] BR2 OFF->ON
Control event to set breaker 2 from OUT to IN position
[0132] BR2 OUT->IN
Control event to set breaker 2 from IN to OUT position
[0133] BR2 IN->OUT
Control event to set breaker 2 from EARTH to OFF position
[0136] BR2 E->OFF
Control event to set breaker 2 from OFF to EARTH position
[0137] BR2 OFF->E
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position
Event to set breaker 3 from ON to OFF position
[0141] BR3 ON->OFF
Event to set breaker 3 from OFF to ON position
[0142] BR3 OFF->ON
Event to set breaker 3 from OUT to IN position
[0145] BR3 OUT->IN
Event to set breaker 3 from IN to OUT position
[0146] BR3 IN->OUT
Event to set breaker 3 from EARTH to OFF position
[0149] BR3 E->OFF
Event to set breaker 3 from OFF to EARTH position
[0150] BR3 OFF->E
position
Breaker counter (life cycle events)
Active if parameter [0158] parameter [0163] (life % = 0)
[0158] BR1 ON life
[0159] BR1GND life
[0160] BR2 ON life
[0161] BR2GND life
[0162] BR3 ON life
Power pulse events
Active if the counted kWh (active) reached parameter [0169]
[0170] (P+) - pulse event
Active if the counted kWh (reactive) reached parameter [0174]
[0175] (P-) - pulse event
[0177] (Q+) - pulse event Active if the counted kvarh (cap) reached parameter [0176]
[0179] (Q-) - pulse event Active if the counted kvarh (ind) reached parameter [0178]
General PM parameter
Start is blocked (the event under parameter [0185] is inactive)
[0185] Start block.
Negative seq.uence check (will be checked always)
Generator voltage has negative seq.uence (only L1 and L3)
[0205] GEN: neg. seq.
BUS1 voltage has negative seq.uence (only L1 and L3)
[0207] BUS1: neg. seq.
BUS2 voltage has negative seq.uence (only L1 and L3)
[0209] BUS2: neg. seq.
Blackout
Blackout 1 by event is active
[0230] Blackout 1 event
Mains monitor: bus1 voltage limit reached (own device)
[0232] Blackout 1 limit
All conditions for blackout 1 are fulfilled and delay passed
[0233] Blackout 1 delay
Blackout 2 by event is active
[0237] Blackout 2 event
Mains monitor: bus2 voltage limit reached (own device)
[0239] Blackout 2 limit
All conditions for blackout 2 are fulfilled and delay passed
[0240] Blackout 2 delay
Prelimitinary event: Blackout stop 1 or 2 delay passed
[0244] Blackout stop
Diesel control
n > ignition limit
[0262] RPM ignition
n > running up limit
[0263] RPM running up
n > overspeed limit
[0264] RPM overspd.
Active if parameter [0266] = OFF or IGNITION and high signal on the pickup
[0266] PICKUP set
[0268] RPM max. diff
[0269] RPM high limit
[0270] RPM low limit
[0271] Prelubricate
[0273] Alarmblock. delay
Additional limits
[0280] OVERSPEED limit
[0281] OVERSPEED
delay
[0282] OVOLT. limit
[0283] OVERVOLTAGE.
delay
[0284] OVERCURRENT.
limit
[0285] OVERCURRENT.
delay
[0286] OVERLOAD
OWN limit
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input
Diff. between tacho, pickup and generator voltage

n > high limit (optional)
n < low limit (optional)
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Gen. reaches overspeed limit

Delay time passed for overspeed limit
Gen. reaches overvoltage limit

Delay time passed for overvoltage limit
Pulsetime will be set after a breaktime (in AUTO and n < ignition)
Event for alarmblocking (if n < ignition)
Gen. reaches overcurrent limit

Delay time passed for overcurrent limit
Gen. reaches overload limit
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[0287] OVERLOAD
OWN delay
[0288] OVERLOAD NET
limit
[0289] OVERLOAD NET
delay
[0290] PF CAP. limit
[0291] PF CAP. delay
[0292] PF IND. limit
[0293] PF IND. delay
[0294] Rev. power limit
[0295] Rev. power.delay
[0296] Pq limit
[0297] Pq delay
[0298] LDexcl.limit
[0299] LDexcl.delay
Communication events
[0300] ASC1 com. OK
[0304] PBUS com. OK
[0324] ASC2 bad com
[0330] MODBUS EVENT
[03xx]
[0349]
[0350] PROFIBUS EV.
[03xx]
[0365]
[0366] MDECno alive
Delay time passed for overload limit
Gen. reaches low cap. power factor limit

Delay time passed for low cap. power factor limit
Gen. reaches low ind. power factor limit
Delay time passed for low ind. power factor limit
Gen. reaches reverse overload limit
Delay time passed for reverse overload limit
Gen. reaches reactive ind. overload limit
Delay time passed for reactive ind. overload limit
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This function will calc. the actual net load without the own gen. and compare
this load to the high limit [0298].
Delay passed
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The total net power reaches overload limit

Delay time passed for overload limit
Com. OK serial channel 1 (only for the REMOTE protocol)

Profibus: Device exchanges data with the master
Bad com. serial channel 2 (line differential protection)
Modbus communication event [0001]
Modbus communication event [x]
Modbus communication event [0020]
Profibus communication event [0001]
Profibus communication event [x]
Profibus communication event [0016]
Timeout (1.2 sec) for the NMT alive PDU passed
One of the MDEC failure codes are active (for details see
[0367] MDEC failure
MDEC - failures page)
One of the MDEC measure data has sensor defect (for details
[0368] MDEC SD fail
see MDEC - status or meters page)
One of the MDEC measure data has missing data (for details
[0369] MDEC MD fail
see MDEC - status or meters page)
CAN event (ALL CAN event [0001] (The event is active on all nodes on the CAN Bus if
[0370]
there is one or more nodes with active event parameter)
net)
CAN event [x]
[037x]
CAN event [0008]
[0377]
CAN event (OWN CAN event [0009] (The event is active on all nodes in the same net
[0378]
(BCG) if there is one or more nodes with active event parameter)
net)
CAN event [x]

[03xx]
CAN event [0016]
[0385]
CAN event (ALL CAN event [0017] (The event is active on all nodes on the CAN Bus if
[0386]
there is one or more nodes with active event parameter)
net)
CAN event [x]
[03xx]
CAN event [0023]
[0392]
Analog input events
Analog input 1 has reached the 1.limit (HIGH or LOW)
[0400] 1. Limit reached
[0401] 1. Limit delay time The limit is reached and the delay time has passed
[04xx]
[04xx]
Binary input events
Function input 10 set
[0500] Function input 10
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[05xx]
[05xx]
[0526]
[0527]
Function input 23
Function input 23

[05xx]
[05xx]
[0598]
[0599]
Function input 59
Function input 59
Diesel starting phase

[0630] Preglowing
[0635] Start valve
[0636] Breaktime
[0637] Running up time
[0639] R.load time
[0640] Sync. time
Diesel stopping phase
[0650] Stop abort if last
net gen.
[0651] AL2 stop time
[0652] Load.red. n <
[0654] Loud.red. time
[0655] CB OFF stop
[0656] Cool down time
[0658] Running down time
[0659] Fix stop time
[0660] Stop valve
Preferential trip limits
[0670] Current 1.limit
[0671] Current 1.delay
[0672] Current 2.limit
[0673] Current 2. delay
[0674] Current 3. limit
[0676] Current 4. limit
[0678] Low freq. limit
[0679] Low freq. delay
[0680] High load limit
[0681] High load delay
[0682] BUS overfreq.
[0683] BUS underfreq.
[0684] BUS overvoltage
[0685] BUS undervoltage
[0686] BUS abnormal
Binary output events
[0700] Shunt trip #1
[0701] Shunt trip #2
[0702] Lockout relay +
delay
[0703] Lockout relay
[0704] Synchron ON relay
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Function input 10 set and delay time passed (parameter

X
[0501])
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X
[0527])
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[0501])
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[0527])
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One of the own net nodes reaches 1.high current limit

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Delay time passed for 1.high current limit
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One of the own net nodes (with CB ON) reaches low freq.
X
limit
Delay time passed for low frequency limit
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One of the own net nodes reaches high load limit
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Delay time passed for high load limit
X
Bus 1 reaches overfrequency limit
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Bus 1 reaches underfrequency limit
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Bus 1 reaches overvoltage limit
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Bus 1 reaches undervoltage limit
X
One of the Bus 1 limits reached and delay time passed
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Ready to take load time
Active until ACK

If stop is initiated by an alarm with priority 2
Use this event on a binary output to reduce the speed
Load reduction is active
Use this event on a binary output to open the CB
Hold stop valve for a fixed time after running down
Use this event on a binary output to give a stop signal
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Shunt trip #1 output set

Shunt trip #2 output set
Lockout relay set
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Conditions for Lockout relay fulfilled

Synchron.ON set
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+ delay
[0705] Synchron ON
[0706] Function output 1 +
delay
[0707] Function output 1
[07xx]
[07xx]
[0720] Function output 8 +
delay
+ delay
[07xx]
[07xx]
+ delay
Event builder
[0800] LOGIC DIAGR.
[0839]
[0840] AND elements
[0849]
[0850] OR elements
[0859]
[0860] AND/OR elements
[0869]
[0870] TIMER
[0889]
[0890] Counter
[0894]
[0895] FLIP-FLOP
[0899]
Power management
[0903] PM 1.load limit
[0905] PM 2.load limit
[0907] PM low freq.
[0909] PM high current
[0913] PM load-stop
[0914] PM current-stop
Load sharing
[0930] Speed higher
[0931] Speed lower
[0939] LS diff. limit
[0940] LS diff. delay
Frequency controller
[0952] Speed higher
[0953] Speed lower
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Conditions for Synchron.ON relay fulfilled

Function output 1 set
Conditions for function output 1 fulfilled
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40 Logic diagrams
10 AND logics
10 OR logics
10 AND/OR logics
20 Timer
5 Counter
5 Flip-flops
All PM-events will be active also on the slave devices
This function will calc. the actual net load without the first
gen. in the stop list and compare this load to the low limit X
[0913].
This function will calc. the total actual net current without the
first gen. in the stop list and compare this to the low limit X
[0914].
Any net gen. reached his allowed load difference

Delay time passed at any net gen.
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Load page: voltage control
BCG: Load page -> Command window -> Voltage -> up
[0961] U > Load page
BCG: Load page -> Command window -> Voltage -> down
[0962] U < Load page
Voltage controller
[0964] Voltage higher
[0965] Voltage lower
Voltage remote control
Active if the event under parameter [0966] is active
Power factor (cos) controller
Big consumer request (BCR)
Request 1 available (event for binary output)
[0984] BCR1 release
Request 1 not available (event for alarm controller)
[0986] BCR1 not av.
[0988] BCR2 release
[0990 BCR2 not av.
[0992] BCR3 release
[0994] BCR3 not av.
[0996] BCR4 release
[0998] BCR4 not av.
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ANSI code events (RELAY)

[1013]
[1014]
[1015]
[1016]
[1023]
[1024]
[1043]
[1044]
[1045]
[1046]
[1053]
[1054]
[1073]
[1074]
[1075]
[1076]
[1083]
[1084]
[1091]
[1092]
[1101]
[1102]
[1103]
[1104]
[1111]
[1112]
[1113]
[1114]
[1121]
[1122]
[1123]
[1124]
[1131]
[1132]
[1133]
Frequency higher
Frequency lower
Voltage higher
Voltage lower
Synchron U1
Abnormal bus 1
Frequency higher
Frequency lower
Voltage higher
Voltage lower
Synchron U2
Abnormal bus 2
Frequency higher
Frequency lower
Voltage higher
Voltage lower
Synchron U3
Abnormal bus 2
24 limit
24 trip
27 1.limit
27 1.trip
27 2.limit
27 2.trip
27B2 1.limit
27B2 1.trip
27B2 2.limit
27B2 2.trip
27B1 1.limit
27B1 1.trip
27B1 2.limit
27B1 2.trip
32_1r limit
32_1r trip
32_2r limit
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ANSI 25 Synchronizing unit 1 (feeder -> bus1)
ANSI 25 Synchronizing unit 2 (feeder -> bus2)
ANSI 25 Synchronizing unit 3 (bus1 -> bus2)
ANSI 24 Overexcitation relay

Under voltage 1.step limit reached
Under voltage 1.step tripped
Under voltage 2.step limit reached
Under voltage 1.step tripped
Bus 2 undervoltage 1.step limit reached
Bus 2 undervoltage 1.step tripped
ANSI 32 Overload relay
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[1134]
[1135]
[1136]
[1137]
[1138]
[1141]
[1142]
[1143]
[1171]
[1172]
[1175]
[1177]
[1179]
[1181]
[1201]
[1202]
[1205]
[1206]
[1207]
[1208]
[1301]
[1302]
[1341]
[1346]
[1350]
[1373]
[1382]
[1401]
[1402]
[1404]
[1405]
[1407]
[1408]
[1421]
[1422]
[1501]
[1502]
[1505]
[1506]
[1507]
[1508]
[1509]
[1510]
[1521]
[1522]
[1542]
[1543]
[1544]
[1601]
[1602]
[1605]
[1606]
[1611]
[1612]
[1613]
[1614]
[1621]
[1622]
[1623]
32_2r trip
32_1p limit
32_1p trip
2_2p limit
32_2p trip
37_min. limit
37_max. limit
37 UC trip
40Q limit
40Q trip
40-1 limit
40-1 trip
40-2 limit
40-2 trip
46_TOC_pickup
46_TOC_tripped
46_1_pickup
46_1_tripped
46_2_pickup
46_2_tripped
47 pickup
47 tripped
49 TO limit
49 TO trip
49 CO trip
49 CI trip
50_BF trip
ANSI 50_1_pickup
ANSI 50_1_tripped
ANSI 50_2_pickup
ANSI 50_2_tripped
ANSI 50_r_pickup
ANSI 50_r_tripped
ANSI 50G_pickup
ANSI 50G_tripped
51_TOC_pickup
51_TOC_tripped
ANSI 51_1_pickup
ANSI 51_1_tripped
ANSI 51_2_pickup
ANSI 51_2_tripped
ANSI 51_3_pickup
ANSI 51_3_tripped
51G_TOC_pickup
51G_TOC_tripped
51_LR trip
51_LR r.limit
51_LR r.trip
59 1.limit
59 1.trip
59 2.limit
59 2.trip
59B1 1.limit
59B1 1.trip
59B1 2.limit
59B1 2.trip
59B2 1.limit
59B2 1.trip
59B2 2.limit
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ANSI 37 Undercurrent relay (motor)
ANSI 40 Loss of excitation

Circle 1 diameter
Circle 2 diameter
Reverse phase TOC limit reached
Reverse phase TOC tripped
Reverse phase 1.step limit reached
Reverse phase 1.step tripped
Reverse phase 2.step limit reached
Reverse phase 2.step tripped
Phase seq.uence relay limit reached
Phase seq.uence relay tripped
ANSI 49 Thermal overload (general)
ANSI 49 Thermal overload (user)
ANSI 49 Thermal overload (interval)
ANSI 50 Breaker failure
Instantaneous overcurrent 1.step limit reached
Instantaneous overcurrent 1.step tripped
Instantaneous overcurrent 2.step limit reached
Instantaneous overcurrent 2.step tripped
Instantaneous rev. overcurrent limit reached
Instantaneous rev. overcurrent tripped
Instantaneous ground overcurrent limit reached
Instantaneous ground overcurrent tripped
AC overcurrent TOC limit reached
AC overcurrent TOC tripped
AC overcurrent 1.step limit reached
AC overcurrent 1.step tripped
AC ground overcurrent TOC limit reached
AC ground overcurrent TOC tripped
ANSI 51 Locked rotor (motor): - Starting phase tripped
- Running phase limit reached
- Running phase tripped
Over voltage TOC/1.step limit reached
Over voltage TOC/1.step tripped
Over voltage 2.step limit reached
Over voltage 2.step tripped
Bus 1 overvoltage 1.step limit reached
Bus 1 overvoltage 1.step tripped
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[1624]
[1701]
[1702]
[1704]
[1705]
[1708]
[1709]
[1721]
[1723]
[1724]
[1725]
[1801]
[1802]
[1811]
[1812]
[1813]
[1817]
[1818]
[1841]
[1842]
[1845]
[1846]
[1901]
[1914]
[1916]
[1917]
[1930]
[1939]
[1940]
[1941]
[1942]
[1943]
[1944]
[1945]
[1946]
[1947]
[1948]
[1949]
[1950]
[2001]
[2002]
[2004]
[2005]
[2007]
[2008]
[2010]
[2011]
[2021]
[2022]
[2023]
[2024]
[2025]
[2026]
[2027]
[2028]
[2031]
[2032]
[2033]
[2034]
59B2 2.trip
64_Ugnd1_pickup
64_Ugnd1_tripped
64_Ugnd2_pickup
64_Ugnd2_tripped
ANSI 59N_pickup
ANSI 59N_tripped
66 allow time
66 limit time
66 therm.limit
66 inhibit
67_T limit
67_T trip
67GS limit
67GS max. limit
67GS trip
67GD limit
67GD trip
78 vec.surg
78 current.inc
78 dF limit
78 dF trip
79 reclaim
79 reclaim event
reclaim suc
reclaim error
Contact wear
CW 1.sw.current
CW 2.sw.current
CW 3.sw.current
CW 4.sw.current
CW 1.limit
CW 2.limit
CW 3.limit
CW 4.limit
CW 1.sw.cyc.
CW 2.sw.cyc.
CW 3.sw.cyc.
CW 4.sw.cyc.
81 O1.limit
81 O1.trip
81 O2.limit
81 O2.trip
81 U1.limit
81 U1.trip
81 U2.limit
81 U2.trip
81B1 O1.limit
81B1 O1.trip
81B1 O2.limit
81B1 O2.trip
81B1 U1.limit
81B1 U1.trip
81B1 U2.limit
81B1 U2.trip
81B2 O1.limit
81B2 O1.trip
81B2 O2.limit
81B2 O2.trip
HIMAP - BCG

Over voltage ground 1 limit reached (Ugnd 1 input)
Over voltage ground 1 tripped (Ugnd1 input)
Over voltage ground 2 limit reached (Ugnd2 input)
Over voltage ground 2 tripped (Ugnd2 input)
Neutral over voltage limit reached
Neutral over voltage tripped
ANSI 66 Start inhibit allow time
- limit time
- thermal limit
- general start inhibit event (for alarm controller)
AC dir. overcurrent TOC limit reached
AC dir. overcurrent TOC tripped
AC dir. Ground 1 sensitive overcurrent limit reached
AC dir. Ground 1 sensitive overcurrent max limit reached
AC dir. Ground 1 sensitive overcurrent tripped
AC dir. Ground 2 overcurrent limit reached
AC dir. Ground 2 overcurrent tripped
ANSI 78 Vector surge supervision
ANSI 78 dF/dt supervision
ANSI 79 AC reclosing relay
Contact wear detailed protection history registration

Contact wear 1. switching current limit reached
Contact wear 1. limit reached
Contact wear 1. switching cycles limit reached
Over frequency 1.step limit reached
Over frequency 1.step tripped
Over frequency 2.step limit reached
Over frequency 2.step tripped
Under frequency 1.step limit reached
Under frequency 1.step tripped
Under frequency 2.step limit reached
Under frequency 2.step tripped
Bus 1 overfrequency 1.step limit reached
Bus 1 overfrequency 1.step tripped
Bus 1 underfrequency 1.step limit reached
Bus 1 underfrequency 1.step tripped
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[2035]
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[2092]
[2101]
[2102]
[2121]
[2122]
[2221]
[2222]
[2224]
[2225]
[2227]
[2228]
[2229]
[2230]
[2303]
81B2 U1.limit
81B2 U1.trip
81B2 U2.limit
81B2 U2.trip
86_Lockout_Set
87 limit
87 trip
87_N limit
87_N trip
94_S1UV limit
94_S1UV trip
94_S2UV limit
94_S2UV trip
94_A_OV limit
94_A_OV trip
94_A_UV_limit
94_A_UV_trip
ANSI 95i_tripped
[2311]
[2312]
[2313]
[2314]
[2321]
[2322]
[2323]
[2324]
[2331]
[2332]
[2333]
[2334]
[2341]
FF G Uo limit
FF G min. limit
FF G max. limit
FF GEN trip
FF B1Uo limit
FF B1min. limit
FF B1max. limit
FF BUS1 trip
FF B2Uo limit
FF B2 min. limit
FF B2 max. limit
FF BUS2 trip
AUX CURRENT
limit
AUX CURRENT
delay
AUX CURRENT
limit
AUX CURRENT
delay
AUX VOLTAGE
limit
AUX VOLTAGE
delay
AUX VOLTAGE
limit
AUX VOLTAGE
delay
AUX POWER
limit
AUX POWER
delay
AUX POWER
limit
AUX POWER
delay
AUX FREQ.
limit
AUX FREQ.
delay
AUX FREQ.
[2342]
[2344]
[2345]
[2347]
[2348]
[2350]
[2351]
[2353]
[2354]
[2356]
[2357]
[2359]
[2360]
[2362]
HIMAP - BCG

Lockout relay set
ANSI 87 Differential protection
ANSI 87 Restrict earth fault
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Under voltage limit for shunt trip 1 coil reached

Under voltage for shunt trip 1 coil tripped
Under voltage limit for shunt trip 2 coil reached
Under voltage for shunt trip 2 coil tripped
Over voltage limit for auxiliary (ctrl-) voltage reached
Over voltage for auxiliary (ctrl-) voltage tripped
Under voltage limit for auxiliary (ctrl-) voltage reached
Under voltage for auxiliary (ctrl-) voltage tripped
Inrush blocking is tripped with the corresponding ANSI code X
(ACK to reset)
Fuse failure: gen. displacement voltage limit reached
Fuse failure: gen. min. voltage limit reached
Fuse failure: gen. max. voltage limit reached
Fuse failure: gen. tripped
Fuse failure: bus 1 displacement voltage limit reached
Fuse failure: bus 1 min. voltage limit reached
Fuse failure: bus 1 max. voltage limit reached
Fuse failure: bus 1 tripped
Fuse failure: bus 2 displacement voltage limit reached
Fuse failure: bus 2 min. voltage limit reached
Fuse failure: bus 2 max. voltage limit reached
Fuse failure: bus 2 tripped
1 Auxiliary limits: Average current 1. limit reached
1 Auxiliary limits: Average current 1. limit delay passed
2 Auxiliary limits: Average current 2. limit reached
2 Auxiliary limits: Average current 2. limit delay passed
1 Auxiliary limits: Average voltage 1. limit reached
1 Auxiliary limits: Average voltage 1. limit delay passed
2 Auxiliary limits: Average voltage 2. limit reached
2 Auxiliary limits: Average voltage 2. limit delay passed
1 Auxiliary limits: Sum power 1. limit reached
1 Auxiliary limits: Sum power 1. limit delay passed
2 Auxiliary limits: Sum power 2. limit reached
2 Auxiliary limits: Sum power 2. limit delay passed
1 Auxiliary limits: Frequency 1. limit reached
1 Auxiliary limits: Frequency 1. limit delay passed
2 Auxiliary limits: Frequency 2. limit reached
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[2363] AUX FREQ. 2
delay
Request own power
[2403] Pw release
[2404] Pw not avail
Speed remote control
[2421] Speed higher
[2422] Speed lower
PM: Load ranges
[2430] LOADRANGE OK
[2431] LDRANGE AUTO
Auxiliary limits: Frequency 2. limit delay passed
Request available (event for binary output)

Request not available (event for alarm controller)
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Active if parameter [2430] is set, and all gen. needed for all ranges are in
AUTOM.
Active if parameter [2430] is set, and all gen. needed for the actual range are
in AUTOM.
The actual net power is within the 1. load range (no delay!)
[2434] PM 1.range
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[2436] PM 2.range
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[2438] PM 3.range
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[2440] PM 4.range
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[2442] PM 5.range
.
[2444] PM 6.range
.
[2446] PM 7.range
The actual net power is within the 8. load range (no delay!)
[2448] PM 8.range
Nominal Settings (will be activated at systemstart if P2460 or 2461 are set)
P200-203 are the actual nominal settings
[2460] NOM.SETTING1
[2462] NOM.SETTING2
[2466] NOM.SETTING3
[2470] NOM.SETTING4
Miscellaneous events
[2900]
[2901]
[2902]
[2903]
[2904]
[2905]
[2906]
[2907]
[2908]
[2909]
[2910]
[2911]
[2912]
[2913]
[2914]
[2915]
[2916]
[2917]
[291]8
[2919]
[2920]
[2921]
[2922]
[2923]
[2924]
[2925]
[2926]
[2927]
[2928]
Local mode
Remote mode
Scada mode
Test mode local
Test mode remote
Manual mode
Automatic mode
ON key
OFF key
ACK key
Select breaker 1
Select breaker 2
Select breaker 3
Breaker undefined
position
CB OPEN err.
Select breaker 4
START key
STOP key
Beeper
Select breaker 5
EM. OFF
System reset
System start
LEM unstable
Alarm impuls
Non volatile RAM
reset
Stucke password
Aid password
Access code #1
HIMAP - BCG
BCG - only
BCG - only
Active as long as key is pressed
Select breaker 1 with the frame over the F4 - key
Not allowed feedback signals of a breaker
CB opens without device command
Corresponds to the alarm beeper
Active as long as OFF- and ACK-keys are pressed simultan
Corresponds to the Ready-LED

This event gives an impuls with every new alarm
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[2929]
[2930]
[2931]
[2932]
[2933]
Access code #2
Access code #3
Interlock error
Heater ON
Heater AUTO
[2934] Start toggle
Only BCG: this event changes with every start valve trial. Can be used to
change the battery on every start attempt.
Additional low limit for Analog input 4 (set with parameter [0058])
[2935] CURRENT4
addlimit
Active if a new alarm appears. Reset with any ACK
[2936] New Alarm(s)
Active if the alarm page is visible
[2937] Alarm page
[2938] AUTO key
[2939] MANU key
Load page: speed control
BCG: Load page -> Command window -> Speed ctrl. -> up
[2940] n > Load page
BCG: Load page -> Command window -> Speed ctrl. -> down
[2941] n < Load page
Speed control general events
Active if one of the following events are active:
[2942] n > general
[0930], [0952], [1013], [1043], [1073], [2421] or [2940]
[0652], [0931], [0953], [1014], [1044], [1074], [2422] or
[2943] n < general
[2941]
Voltage control general events
[2944] U > general
[0961], [0964], [0966], [0975], [1015], [1045] or [1075]
[2945] U < general
[0962], [0965], [0967], [0976], [1016], [1046] or [1076]
Blocking events
Active on all net nodes
[2946] Stopblock PM
Active on all net nodes
[2947] Stopblock BCR
Active if more than one gen. in starting and no CB closed in the net
[2948] CB ON block
Active if during synchronizing one voltage system has negative seq.uence
[2949] NEG.SEQ.block
Diesel start sources (active during start phase)
Power management
[2950] PM START
Big consumer request
[2951] BCR START
Front panel of device
[2952] Key START
Load page (could be own or another device)
[2953] L.page START
Parameter 186: Start next diesel
[2954] Event START
Monitoring system (over CAN bus)
[2955] Monit. START
Serial com. RS 422/485 (Modbus)
[2956] Serial START
Blackout (active until the diesel is stopped by any source)
[2957] Black. START
Start failure of a diesel -> start next diesel
[2958] S.fail START
Alarm with priority -> start next diesel
[2959] Alarm START
Parameter [0187]: Remote start
[2960] Remote START
Diesel stop sources (active during stop phase)
Power management
[2970] PM STOP
Front panel of device
[2971] Key STOP
Load page (could be own or another device)
[2972] L.page STOP
Monitoring system (over CAN bus)
[2973] Monit. STOP
Serial com. RS 422/485 (Modbus)
[2974] Serial STOP
Blackout
[2975] Black. STOP
Alarm with priority
[2976] Alarm STOP
Parameter [0188]: Remote stop
[2977] Remote STOP
[2978] EMERGEN.STOP By ACK+STOP keys or by event (parameter [0661])
Diesel start failure (events active after a failure until ACK)
Common start failure event
[2980] Startfailure
After start max trials speed does not reach ignition limit
[2981] Ignitionfail
Speed does not fall under deadband (2%) before start
[2982] RPM=0 fail
Speed does not reach running up speed in the running up phase
[2983] Run.speed fail
HIMAP - BCG
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[2984] Run.volt. fail
[2985] Sync. fail
Voltage does not reach running up volt. in the running up phase
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Common alarm of system check.

disabled
disabled
Error in EEPROM device
disabled
The CU quartz has deviations
SSC-Comm. fails
SSC-Comm. fails
CU CAN fails to transmit messages
No comm. to profibus controller
Real time clock failure
disabled
Basic binary input oscillation
Parameter checksum fail (send via SSC)
disabled
disabled
MAX5550 communication error
Controller sync. connections defect
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RU detects a RAM less than 1MB
Less nodes on CAN-Bus than parameter [0309]

Relais driver defect (basic unit)
ADC 1 failure (basic unit)
No comm. to a extension board
ADC 1 failure (extension board)
Relais driver 1 defect (extension board)
Lockout output fails if change request
Supply voltage fails
disabled
disabled
RU CAN fails to transmit messages
RU CAN reaches bus off state
Event system overload
disabled
ADC 3 failure (only Type Y)
MU serial port no comm. (Line diff.)
MU serial port bad comm. (Line diff.)
CU CAN failure
Serial port 1 (only for the REMOTE protocol)
Serial port 1 (only for the REMOTE protocol)
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The synchronizing time exceeds the max time (parameter

[0640])
Diesel stop failure (events active after a failure until ACK)
Common stop failure event
[2990] Stopfailure
After alarm prio.2 delay next diesel still in starting phase
[2991] AL.PRIO2fail
After load reduction max. time (parameter [0654]) load does
[2992] Ld.red. fail
not reach the limit (parameter [0653]).
After giving the CB-OFF order the CB does not open in 5 sec.
[2993] CB OFF fail
After running down phase (also after stop fixed delay):
[2994] Run.downfail
n > ignition.
System fail events (for details see table 2.2.1)

[3000]
[3001]
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[3003]
[3004]
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[3006]
[3007]
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[3010]
[3011]
[3012]
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[3014]
[3015]
[3016]
[3017]
[3018]
[3019]
[3020]
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[3024]
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[3027]
[3028]
[3029]
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[3031]
[3032]
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[3036]
[3037]
[3038]
[3039]
[3040]
[3041]
[3042]
[3043]
[3044]
[3045]
System fail
ROM error
RAM error
EEPROM error
Settings error
CPU CLOCK fail
COM.CU-MU fail
COM.CU-RU fail
CAN1 send error
SPC3-HW fail
RTC fail
RTC battery low
BINin oscillate
MU PRM CS fail
GPS-modul fail
LC-display fail
DAC-comm.error
CMR1/2 is low
No 4Mbit-RURAM
CAN1 node error
Outp.driver error
ADC 1 error
ADC 2 error
Ext.board error
ext.ADC 1 error
ext.ADC 2 error
ext.ADC 3 error
ext.ADC 4 error
exOUTPdriv1 error
exOUTPdriv2 error
Lockout error
P2 (24V) error
Vcc (5V) error
Vcc3 error
Veed(LCD) error
RU PRM CS fail
CAN2 send error
CAN2 Bus off
Event oscillate
CAN2 bad comm.
ADC 3 error
ASC2 bus off
ASC2 bad comm.
CAN1 bad comm.
ASC1 bus off
ASC1 bad comm.
HIMAP - BCG
16/48

[3046]
[3047]
[3048]
[3049]
exOUTPdriv3 err
RU-old firmware
MODEM init.fail
ADC-ADS7841 err
Ext. board (CMA216) relais driver fail

Recorder firmware not compatible to CU
No init. at systemstart possible
Optional Analog Inputs 12 Bit-ADC Error
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MDEC - Binary status events

[3100]
[3101]
[3102]
[3103]
[3104]
[3105]
[3106]
[3107]
[3108]
[3109]
[3110]
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[3112]
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[3116]
[3117]
[3118]
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[3125]
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[3141]
[3142]
[3143]
[3144]
[3145]
[3146]
[3147]
[3148]
[3149]
[3150]
[3151]
[3152]
[3153]
PV 110001
PV 110003
PV 110008
PV 110009
PV 110010
PV 110013
PV 110014
PV 110015
PV 110018
PV 110019
PV 110024
PV 110029
PV 110030
PV 110047
PV 110048
PV 110050
PV 110055
PV 110064
PV 110065
PV 110066
PV 110068
PV 110074
PV 110076
PV 110077
PV 110078
PV 110088
PV 110089
PV 110091
PV 110092
PV 110093
PV 110094
PV 110095
PV 110096
PV 110097
PV 110098
PV 110099
PV 110116
PV 110118
PV 110122
PV 110123
PV 110129
PV 110130
PV 110133
PV 110139
PV 110143
PV 110144
PV 110168
PV 110170
PV 110177
PV 110178
PV 110185
PV 110202
PV 110204
PV 110213
HIMAP - BCG
Stop Activated
SS Overspeed (ECU)
Injection Limitation
SS Power Reduction Active
Combined Alarm Yellow (ECU)
Speed Demand Fail Mode
Combined Alarm Red (ECU)
Test Overspeed Active
Feedback Increase Speed
Feedback Decrease Speed
Feedback Local
LO P-Lube Oil
SS P-Lube Oil
LO P-Fuel
SS P-Fuel
LO P-Charge Air
LO Coolant Level
LO P-Fuel (Common Rail)
HI P-Fuel (Common Rail)
SS Override
Engine Running
Cylinder Cutout
Speed Limit 1
Speed Limit 2
Load Generator ON
Horn
Preheat Temperature Low
AL BIN-AUX 1
AL BIN-AUX 2
AL BIN-AUX 3
AL BIN-AUX 4
AL P-AUX 1 Limit 1
AL P-AUX 2 Limit 1
AL T-AUX 1 Limit 1
AL T-AUX 2 Limit 1
SS Coolant Level Charge Air
AL ECU Defect
AL Speed Demand Defect
LO ECU Power Supply Voltage
HI ECU Power Supply Voltage
HI T-Coolant (ECU)
SS T-Coolant (ECU)
HI T-Charge Air
HI T-Coolant Intercooler
HI T-Lube Oil
SS T-Lube Oil
SS T-Charge Air
HI T-ECU
SS Engine Speed Low
AL ECU Error/Check Error Code
AL Common Rail Leackage
AL P-AUX 1 Limit 2
AL P-AUX 2 Limit 2
AL Automatic Engine Stop
17/48

[3154]
[3155]
[3156]
[3157]
[3158]
[3159]
[3160]
[3161]
[3162]
[3163]
[3164]
[3165]
[3166]
[3167]
[3168]
[3169]
[3170]
[3171]
[3172]
[3173]
PV 110226
PV 110232
PV 110233
PV 110234
PV 110235
PV 110239
PV 110240
PV 110241
PV 110252
PV 110254
PV 110256
PV 110270
PV 110271
PV 110284
PV 110290
PV 110293
PV 110299
PV 331001
PV 331002
PV 331003
Feedback Alarm Reset

BIN AUX1
BIN AUX2
BIN AUX3
BIN AUX4
MG Start Speed Not Reached
MG Runup Speed Not Reached
MG Idle Speed Reached
AL T-AUX 1 Limit 2
AL T-AUX 2 Limit 2
Actual Operating Mode
LOLO ECU Power Supply Voltage
HIHI ECU Power Supply Voltage
AL P-Fuel Filter Diff. HI
SD Coolant Level
SD Coolant Level Charge Air
HI T-Fuel
Combined Alarm P-Fuel (Rail)
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
ADEC - Binary status events

[3100]
[3101]
[3102]
[3103]
[3104]
[3105]
[3106]
[3107]
[3108]
[3109]
[3110]
[3111]
[3112]
[3113]
[3114]
[3115]
[3116]
[3117]
[3118]
[3119]
[3120]
[3121]
[3122]
[3123]
[3124]
[3125]
[3126]
[3127]
[3128]
[3129]
[3130]
[3131]
[3132]
[3133]
[3134]
[3135]
[3136]
[3137]
PV 001 14
PV 001 10
PV 001 68
PV 001 74
PV 001 78
PV 001 3
PV 001 177
PV 001 118
PV 001 239
PV 001 240
PV 001 241
PV 001 13
PV 001 18
PV 001 19
PV 001 213
PV 001 1
PV 001 66
PV 001 89
PV 001 226
PV 001 256
PV 005 301
PV 001 237
PV 009 590
PV 009 600
PV 005 353
PV 005 354
PV 005 363
PV 005 364
PV 001 55
PV 001 99
PV 001 29
PV 001 30
PV 009 520
PV 009 530
PV 001 129
PV 001 130
PV 001 143
PV 001 144
HIMAP - BCG
AL Combined Alarm Red

AL Combined Alarm Yellow
Engine Running
Cylinder Cutout
Load Generator ON
SS Overspeed
SS Engine Speed Low
AL Speed Demand Defect
AL Start Speed Not Reached
AL Runup Speed Not Reached
AL Idle Speed Not Reached
Speed Demand Fail Mode
Feedback Increase Speed
Feedback Decrease Speed
Automatic Shutdown
External Stop Activated
Override Feedback for ECU
Preheat Temp. Not Reached
Feedback Alarm Reset
Feedback CAN Mode Switch
Priming Pump On
AL Prelubrication Fault
AL Water In Fuel Prefilter 1
AL Water In Fuel Prefilter 2
HI Level Day-Tank
LO Level Day-Tank
HI Level Holding-Tank
LO Level Holding-Tank
LO Coolant Level
LO Intercooler Coolant Level
LO P-Lube Oil
LOLO P-Lube Oil
HI Pressure 1
HI Pressure 2
HI T-Coolant
HIHI T-Coolant
HI T-Lube Oil
HIHI T-Lube Oil
18/48

[3138]
[3139]
[3140]
[3141]
[3142]
[3143]
[3144]
[3145]
[3146]
[3147]
[3148]
[3149]
[3150]
[3151]
[3152]
[3153]
[3154]
[3199]
PV 001 133
PV 001 168
PV 001 139
PV 005 241
PV 001 299
PV 009 500
PV 009 510
PV 009 540
PV 009 550
PV 009 560
PV 009 580
PV 001 116
PV 001 170
PV 001 271
PV 001 270
PV 001 123
PV 001 122
MDEC Fail page
HI T-Charge Air
HIHI T-Charge Air
HI T-Coolant Intercooler
T-Generator Warning
HI T-Fuel
HI T-Exhaust A
HI T-Exhaust B
HI T-Winding 1
HI T-Winding 2
HI T-Winding 3
HI T-Ambient
AL ECU Defect
HI T-ECU
HIHI ECU Power Supply Voltage
LOLO ECU Power Supply Voltage
HI Power Supply
LO Power Supply
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
No generators with CB closed in own net (Blackout)

One generator with CB closed in own net
Two generators with CB closed in own net
Three generators with CB closed in own net
Four generators with CB closed in own net
Five generators with CB closed in own net
One or more generators with CB closed in own net
Two or more generators with CB closed in own net
Three or more generators with CB closed in own net
Four or more generators with CB closed in own net
Five or more generators with CB closed in own net
Less than two generators with CB closed in own net
Less than three generators with CB closed in own net
Less than four generators with CB closed in own net
Less than five generators with CB closed in own net
Less than six generators with CB closed in own net
First generator in the start stand-by list
Second generator in the start stand-by list
First generator in the stop list
Second generator in the stop list
One or more gen. with CB closed are lost in the own net
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Note: Parameter [0309] must be set to the total number of nodes on the CAN
Bus.
Active for 3 sec if ENTER on 1. position (MENU: CONTROL > APPLIC.)
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Common wirefault (Binary input condition: N.O.+W.F or N.C.+W.F) X
Active if the MDEC failure page is visible
Generator net events (only BCG, XG and ECG)

[3200]
[3201]
[3202]
[3203]
[3204]
[3205]
[3210]
[3211]
[3212]
[3213]
[3214]
[3220]
[3221]
[3222]
[3223]
[3224]
[3230]
[3231]
[3235]
[3236]
[3240]
CB ON = 0
CB ON = 1
CB ON = 2
CB ON = 3
CB ON = 4
CB ON = 5
CB ON 1
CB ON 2
CB ON 3
CB ON 4
CB ON 5
CB ON < 2
CB ON < 3
CB ON < 4
CB ON < 5
CB ON < 6
1st stand-by
2nd stand-by
1st to stop
2nd to stop
CB ON lost
Application events
[3300]
[3301]
[3302]
[3303]
[3304]
[3305]
[3306]
[3307]
[3308]
[3309]
[3310]
[3311]
APPLICATION
APPLICATION
APPLICATION
APPLICATION
APPLICATION
APPLICATION
APPLICATION
APPLICATION
APPLICATION
APPLICATION
APPLICATION
APPLICATION
Active for 3 sec if ENTER on 12. position (MENU: CONTROL > APPLIC.)
Wirefault events
[3320] WIREFAULT
HIMAP - BCG
19/48

[3321]
[3322]
[3323]
[3324]
[3325]
[3326]
[3327]
[3328]
[3329]
[3330]
[3331]
[3332]
[3333]
[3334]
W.F. FUNC.10
W.F. FUNC.11
W.F. FUNC.12
W.F. FUNC.13
W.F. FUNC.14
W.F. FUNC.15
W.F. FUNC.16
W.F. FUNC.17
W.F. FUNC.18
W.F. FUNC.19
W.F. FUNC.20
W.F. FUNC.21
W.F. FUNC.22
W.F. FUNC.23
Wirefault of Function input 10

X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
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X
X
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X
X
X
X
X
X
X
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X
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X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
-
PT100 Sensor defect events (Ext. board CMA217/218)

[3400]
[3401]
[3402]
[3403]
[3404]
[3405]
[3406]
PT100SensDef
PT100-1 SD
PT100-2 SD
PT100-3 SD
PT100-4 SD
PT100-5 SD
PT100-6 SD
Common PT100 sensor defect (one of channel 1-6 is out of range)

Sensor defect of PT100 channel 1
Binary inputs inverted after delay events (if condition: N.O.+INV or N.C.+INV.)
[35xx] Function input xx
Event [0501] inverted

Event [05xx] inverted
Event [0599] inverted
System Messages
[9000]
[9001]
[9002]
[9003]
[9004]
[9005]
[9006]
[9007]
[9008]
[9009]
[9010]
[9011]
[9012]
[9020]
[9021]
[9022]
[9023]
[9024]
[9025]
[9026]
[9027]
[9028]
[9090]
[9091]
[9092]
[9093]
[9094]
[9095]
[9999]
SSCCON init.
CU-Stack OF
PB:init SPC3
PB:reset
PB:offline
PB:mac reset
PB:go dex
PB:leave dex
PB:wd timout
PB:new GC
MU-Sample-Error
MU-ADC-Error
MR refresh
ServiceAcces
Testmode
I/O-Test
WatchdogTest
PowerONreset
PRM download
REC start
REC trigger
Calibration
MODEM init.
MDMe ring
MDMe connect
MDMe hang up
MDMi connect
MDMi hang up
ON-Event
HIMAP - BCG
New parameters downloaded with the Parameter Tool

Calibration mode access
Modem ring from extern
Modem connection from extern established
Modem connection from extern aborted
Modem connection from intern established
Modem connection from intern aborted
Event is always active (true)
20/48

Table 2.2.2
System fail events description
Note: All system fails can be only reset with ACK.

Ev.
LCD Text
Description
Cycle
(ms)
Delay
(sec)
Active if any of the events [3001]-[3048]

are active
2000
EEPROM gives no I2C-ACK back
5000
5000
500
2000
1000
20
20
10
8
-
PLL hardware interrupt

No SSC messages within 5 sec
No SSC messages within 5 sec
No CAN Tx interrupt
Write fail to SPC3 controller
Read fail after 5 trials
Detailed reason
[3000]
System fail
Common alarm of system check.
[3001]
[3002]
[3003]
[3004]
[3005]
[3006]
[3007]
[3008]
[3009]
[3010]
[3011]
ROM error
RAM error
EEPROM error
Settings error
CPU CLOCK fail
COM.CU-MU fail
COM.CU-RU fail
CAN1 send error
SPC3-HW fail
RTC fail
RTC battery low
disabled
disabled
Error in EEPROM device
disabled
The CU quartz has deviations
SSC-Comm. fails
SSC-Comm. fails
CU CAN fails to transmit messages
No comm. to profibus controller
Real time clock failure
disabled
[3012]
BINin oscillate
Basic binary input oscillation
1000
[3013]
MU PRM CS fail
10
[3014]
[3015]
[3016]
[3017]
[3018]
GPS-modul fail
LC-display fail
DAC-comm.error
CMR1/2 is low
No 4Mbit-RU-RAM
10000
-
30
-
Read back value not OK (SPI-Bus)

Checked once at systemstart
Checked once at systemstart
[3019]
CAN1 node error
500
10
CAN node is missing
[3020]
[3021]
[3022]
[3023]
[3024]
[3025]
[3026]
[3027]
[3028]
[3029]
Outp.driver err
ADC 1 error
ADC 2 error
Ext.board error
ext.ADC 1 error
ext.ADC 2 error
ext.ADC 3 error
ext.ADC 4 error
exOUTPdriv1 err
exOUTPdriv2 err
disabled
disabled
MAX5550 communication error
Controller sync. connections defect
RU detects a RAM less than 1MB
Less nodes on CAN-Bus than parameter
[0309]
Relais driver defect (disabled for Type Y)
No comm. to a extension board
500
100
100
250
250
250
250
250
500
500
20
2
2
10
20
20
20
20
20
20
[3030]
Lockout error
Lockout output fails if change request
[3031]
[3032]
[3033]
[3034]
P2 (24V) error
Vcc (5V) error
Vcc3 error
Veed(LCD) error

disabled
disabled
2000
10
Wrong return value from driver

ADC-Test channel deviation
ADC-Test channel = FFh
No feedback (LOR) after 50 ADC read
trials
LSB value out of range (200-245)
2000
10
LSB value out of range (125-166)
[3035]
RU PRM CS fail
10
[3036]
[3037]
CAN2 send error

CAN2 Bus off
RU CAN fails to transmit messages

RU CAN reaches bus off state
100
100
20
-
[3038]
Event oscillate
Event system overload
1000
300
[3039]
[3040]
[3041]
[3042]
[3043]
CAN2 bad comm.

ADC 3 error
ASC2 bus off
ASC2 bad comm.
CAN1 bad comm.
500
10
[3044]
ASC1 bus off
[3045]
ASC1 bad comm.
[3046]
[3047]
[3048]
[3049]
exOUTPdriv3 err
RU-old firmware
MODEM init.fail
ADC-ADS7841 err
disabled
ADC 3 failure (only Type Y)
MU serial port no comm. (Line diff.)
MU serial port bad comm. (Line diff.)
CU CAN failure
Serial port 1 (only for the REMOTE
protocol)
Serial port 1 (only for the REMOTE
protocol)
Ext. board (CMA216) relais driver fail
Recorder firmware not compatible to CU
No init. at systemstart possible
Optional Analog Inputs 12 Bit-ADC Error
HIMAP - BCG
During 1 sec changes exceeds parameter

[0084]
CU fails at systemstart to send parameters
to MU
CU fails at systemstart to send parameters

to RU
No CAN Tx interrupt
CAN Bus off interrupt
More than 200 eventchanges per sec during
a period of 5 minutes
1000
60

No Rx messages
Too less Rx messages
1000
10
No Rx messages
1000
60
10000
5000
100
30
2

Old RU (before 16.03.2005)
No return value from modem
21/48
A2.3
Event builder
The event builder offers several possibilities to combine events and to build user defined
applications. The various logic elements can be accessed through the following overview list
(see figure A2.3-1). This list is placed in the menu tree as follows: MENU > SETTING >
SYSTEM > EVENT BUILDER.
The first 3 items (Breaker control, Interlock diagrams, Breaker test mode) are linked to the
breaker control and can not be used for other purposes.
The other elements can be used for any applications.
EVENT BUILDER
Breaker control
Interlock diagrams
Breaker test mode
Logic diagrams
(800-839)
AND elements
(840-849)
OR elements
(850-859)
AND / OR
(860-869)
Timer
(870-889)
Counter
(890-894)
Flip-flops
(895-899)
CAN events
(370-392)
BACK
Figure A2.3-1
EXIT
Event builder
HIMAP - BCG
22/48

A2.3.1
Breaker control
The event builder provides 18 trigger logic elements for the breaker control. These logic
elements are reserved only for the breaker control. Each logic element has an unique output
event number. If the logic is fulfilled, the output event number becomes active (if the
corresponding interlock diagram is fulfilled). With this event a binary output can be set to
control a circuit breaker.
BREAKER CONTROL Select:
01
Trigger logic for BREAKER 1 ON->OFF
01:
02:
03:
04:
05:
06:
07:
08:
09:
10:
0
0
0
2900
2910
2908
2901
0
0
0
&
INTER
-LOCK
CHECK
&
&
BACK
Figure A2.3-2
115
Setting range:
Event nr.:
01: 0-9999
02: 0-9999
03: 0-9999
04: 0-9999
05: 0-9999
06: 0-9999
07: 0-9999
08: 0-9999
09: 0-9999
10: 0-9999
EXIT
Breaker control
Parameter description:
[BREAKER CONTROL - Select :]
Selects one of the 18 logic elements (see table A2.3-1):
Table A2.3-1
Breaker control - select_1
Nr.
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
CONTROL
BREAKER 1
BREAKER 2
BREAKER 3
ON->OFF
OFF->ON
OUT->IN
IN->OUT
EARTH->OFF
OFF->EARTH
ON->OFF
OFF->ON
OUT->IN
IN->OUT
EARTH->OFF
OFF->EARTH
ON->OFF
OFF->ON
OUT->IN
IN->OUT
EARTH->OFF
OFF->EARTH
Event
[0115]
[0116]
[0119]
[0120]
[0123]
[0124]
[0128]
[0129]
[0132]
[0133]
[0136]
[0137]
[0141]
[0142]
[0145]
[0146]
[0149]
[0150]
[01:] to [10:] (Event numbers)

Each of the 18 logic elements has 10 input event numbers. Event numbers which are not used
can be set to 0 (false).
HIMAP - BCG
23/48

A2.3.2
Interlock diagrams
The event builder provides 18 interlock diagrams for the breaker control. Each interlock
diagram is linked to a corresponding breaker control diagram (see previous chapter). If the
logic is fulfilled, the output event number of the corresponding breaker control diagram
becomes active. There are different logic connections available for every diagram (see figure
A2.3-2).
Note: see chapter A2.4.1. for the different logic connections for one diagram.
INTERLOCK DIAGRAM Select:
BREAKER 1 ON -> OFF
logic:
01:
02:
03:
04:
05:
06:
07:
08:
09:
10:
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
11:
12:
13:
14:
15:
16:
17:
18:
19:
20:
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
21:
22:
23:
24:
25:
26:
27:
28:
29:
30:
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
31:
32:
33:
34:
35:
36:
37:
38:
39:
40:
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
41:
42:
43:
44:
45:
46:
47:
48:
49:
50:
BACK
Figure A2.3-2
Setting range:
OFF,1-10
01
OFF
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Event nr.:
01-50: 0-9999
EXIT
Interlock diagram
[BREAKER CONTROL - Select :]

Selects one of the 18 interlock diagrams (see table A2.3-2).
Table A2.3-2
Breaker control - select_2
Nr.
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
CONTROL
BREAKER 1
BREAKER 2
BREAKER 3
ON->OFF
OFF->ON
OUT->IN
IN->OUT
EARTH->OFF
OFF->EARTH
ON->OFF
OFF->ON
OUT->IN
IN->OUT
EARTH->OFF
OFF->EARTH
ON->OFF
OFF->ON
OUT->IN
IN->OUT
EARTH->OFF
OFF->EARTH
[logic :]
Selects different logic connections for one diagram (see chapter A2.4.1). The interlock check
is disabled (always TRUE) if this parameter is set to OFF.
can be set to 0 (false) or 9999 (true).
HIMAP - BCG
24/48

A2.3.3
Breaker test mode
The event builder provides 6 trigger logic elements to test the breaker control (see figure
A2.3-3). These logic elements are reserved only for the breaker control. Each logic element
has an unique output event number. If the logic is fulfilled, the output event number becomes
active. With this event a binary output can be set to control a circuit breaker.
Note: These logic elements do not check the interlock diagrams. They should be used to test a
breaker movement from ON->OFF or OFF->ON if the selected breaker is in the test position
(OUT position), and if the operating mode is Test mode local (event [2903]) or Test mode
remote (event [2904]).
BREAKER TEST MODE Select:
01
Trigger for test BREAKER 1 ON->OFF
01:
02:
03:
04:
05:
06:
07:
08:
09:
10:
0
0
0
2903
2910
2908
2904
0
0
0
&
115
&
&
BACK
Figure A2.3-3
Setting range:
Event nr.:
01: 0-9999
02: 0-9999
03: 0-9999
04: 0-9999
05: 0-9999
06: 0-9999
07: 0-9999
08: 0-9999
09: 0-9999
10: 0-9999
EXIT
Breaker test mode
[BREAKER TEST MODE - Select :]
Selects one of the 6 logic elements (see table A2.3-3).
Table A2.3-3
Breaker test mode - select
Nr.
01
02
03
04
05
06
CONTROL
BREAKER 1
BREAKER 2
BREAKER 3
ON->OFF
OFF->ON
ON->OFF
OFF->ON
ON->OFF
OFF->ON
Event
[0115]
[0116]
[0128]
[0129]
[0141]
[0142]

HIMAP - BCG
25/48

A2.3.4
Logic diagrams
The event builder provides 40 logic diagrams with 50 event inputs for general purpose. Each
logic diagram has an unique output event number. The numbers are: 800-839. If the diagram
is enabled and the logic is fulfilled the output event number becomes active.
Note: see chapter A2.4.2. for the logic connection for one diagram.
Setting range: 800-839
OFF/ON
LOGIC DIAGRAM EVENT Select:

800
Condition:
ON
01:
02:
03:
04:
05:
06:
07:
08:
09:
10:
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
11:
12:
13:
14:
15:
16:
17:
18:
19:
20:
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
21:
22:
23:
24:
25:
26:
27:
28:
29:
30:
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
31:
32:
33:
34:
35:
36:
37:
38:
39:
40:
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
41:
42:
43:
44:
45:
46:
47:
48:
49:
50:
BACK
Figure A2.3-4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Event nr.:
01-50: 0-9999
EXIT
Logic diagram event
[LOGIC DIAGRAM EVENT - Select
Selects one of the 40 logic diagrams:
:]
[Condition:]
Enables the selected logic diagram.
OFF: The output event is always inactive.
ON: The output event is active if the logic is fulfilled.
Each of the 40 logic diagrams has 50 input event numbers. Event numbers which are not used
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A2.3.5
AND elements
The event builder provides 10 AND logic elements for general purpose (see figure A2.3-5).
Each logic element has an unique output event number. The numbers are: [0840] to [0849]. If
the element is enabled and the logic is fulfilled the output event number becomes active.
Figure A2.3-5
Element
AND AND
ELEMENT
Select:
- mode:
01:
02:
03:
04:
05:
06:
07:
08:
09:
10:
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
840
&
BACK
Figure A2.3-5
840
ON
Setting range:
OFF/ON/INVERT
Event nr.:
01: 0-9999
02: 0-9999
03: 0-9999
04: 0-9999
05: 0-9999
06: 0-9999
07: 0-9999
08: 0-9999
09: 0-9999
10: 0-9999
EXIT
AND element
[AND ELEMENT - Select :]
Selects one of the 10 logic elements.
[
- mode :]
Enables the selected logic element.
OFF:
The output event is always inactive.
ON:
The output event is active if the logic is fulfilled.
INVERT: The output event will be inverted.
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A2.3.6
OR elements
The event builder provides 10 OR logic elements for general purpose (see figure A2.3-6).
Each logic element has an unique output event number. The numbers are: (0850) to [0859). If
OR ELEMENT Select:
- mode:
01:
02:
03:
04:
05:
06:
07:
08:
09:
10:
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
850
ON
850
BACK
Figure A2.3-6
Setting range:
OFF/ON/INVERT
Event nr.:
01: 0-9999
02: 0-9999
03: 0-9999
04: 0-9999
05: 0-9999
06: 0-9999
07: 0-9999
08: 0-9999
09: 0-9999
10: 0-9999
EXIT
OR element
[OR ELEMENT - Select :]
[
- mode:]
OFF:
ON:
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A2.3.7
AND/OR elements
The event builder provides 10 mixed AND/OR logic elements for general purpose (see figure
A2.3-7). Each logic element has an unique output event number. The numbers are: [0860] to
[0869]. If the element is enabled and the logic is fulfilled the output event number becomes
active.
AND/OR ELEMENT Select:
- mode:
01:
02:
03:
04:
05:
06:
07:
08:
09:
10:
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
&
860
&
&
BACK
Figure A2.3-7
860
ON
Setting range:
OFF/ON/INVERT
Event nr.:
01: 0-9999
02: 0-9999
03: 0-9999
04: 0-9999
05: 0-9999
06: 0-9999
07: 0-9999
08: 0-9999
09: 0-9999
10: 0-9999
EXIT
AND/OR element
[AND/OR ELEMENT - Select
:]
[
- mode :]
OFF:
ON:
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A2.3.8
Timer
The event builder provides 20 timer elements with several functionallities (see figure A2.3-8).
Each timer has an unique output event number. The numbers are: (0870) to (0889]. If the
timer is enabled and the function is fulfilled, the output event number becomes active.
TIMER ELEMENT Select:
- mode :
- delay :
01:
870
ON
3.7 sec
Setting range:
See description below
0.0 999.9 sec

Event nr.:
01: 0-9999
870
02: 0-9999
02: 9999
BACK
Figure A2.3-8
EXIT
Timer element
[TIMER ELEMENT - Select
:]
Selects one of the 20 timer elements.
[
- mode
:]
Enables the selected timer element and defines the functionallity:
disabled: The output event is always inactive.
ON:
The output event is active if the input logic is true and the delay is passed.
For this function several time units available:
ON (sec):
The valid unit is seconds.
ON (min): The valid unit is minutes.
ON (h):
The valid unit is hours.
ON (day): The valid unit is days.
Note: the fraction after the point will be calculated in seconds. Examples:
0.7 min = 0.7
60 sec =
42 sec
3.8 h
= 3.8 3600 sec = 13680 sec
1.3 day = 1.3 86400 sec = 112320 sec
- mode: ON
Input
t
Output
delay
Figure A2.3-9
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PULSER: This function creates pulses with an ON/OFF time defined with the delay
time.
- mode: PULSER
Input
t
Output
delay delay delay delay
Figure A2.3-10 Graphic representation of mode PULSER
OFF-Delay: the output will be set immediately if the input is set. The output will be
reset if the input is inactive again and the delay time is passed.
- mode: OFF-delay
Input
t
Output
delay
delay
Figure A2.3-11 Graphic representation of mode OFF-delay
MONOFLOP-C: this function will create one constant pulse (duration = delay time)
if the input is set.
- mode: MONOFLOP-C
Input
t
Output
delay
delay
Figure A2.3-12 Graphic representation of mode MONOFLOP-C
MONOFLOP-I: this function will create one pulse (duration = delay time) if the
input is set. The pulse will be interrupted if the input gets inactive within the delay
time.
- mode: MONOFLOP-I
Input
t
Output
delay
Figure A2.3-13 Graphic representation of mode MONOFLOP-I
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[- delay
:]
The delay time for each timer can be set.
Each of the 20 timer elements has 2 input event numbers. Event numbers which are not used
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A2.3.9
Counter
The event builder provides 5 counter elements for general purpose. These counters are
counting the changings of an event. Each counter has an unique output event number. The
numbers are [0890] to [0894]. If the counter is enabled and the counting is finished the output
event number becomes active until the counter is reset.
COUNTER ELEMENT Select:
890
- condition :NOVOLATILE
- count edge : RISING
- count event: 500
- count limit:
75
- reset by
: 514
- block by
: 516
BACK
Setting range:
OFF/VOLATILE/NOVOLATILE
RISING/FALLING/ANY
0-9999 (event nr.)
0-65534
0-9999 (event nr.)
0-9999 (event nr.)
EXIT
Figure A2.3-14 Counter element
[COUNTER ELEMENT - Select :]
Selects one of the 5 counter elements.
[
- condition :]
Enables the selected counter element.
OFF:
The output event is always inactive, and the counting is stopped.
VOLATILE:
The counting is enabled. The counter will be reset automatically by
systemstart of the device.
NOVOLATILE: The counting is enabled. The counter will store the value
novolatile.
[
- count edge :]
Defines the counting edge.
RISING: Only an event change from L -> H will increment the counter.
FALLING: Only an event change from H -> L will increment the counter.
ANY:
Every event change will increment the counter.
[
- count event :]
The changings of this event will be counted.
[
- count limit :]
If the counter reaches this limit the output event will be activated.
[
- reset by
:]
If this event is active the counter is blocked and reset to 0.
[
- block by
:]
If this event is active the counting is stopped (but the count value is hold).
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A2.3.10
Flip-flops
The event builder provides 5 Flip-flop elements for general purpose. Each Flip-flop element
has an unique output event number (see figure A2.3-15). The numbers are [0895] to [0899]. If
FLIP-FLOP ELEMENT Select:
895
- mode :
RS-FF
- store: NOVOLATILE
01:
0
02:
0
1
03:
0
04:
0
S
05:
0
06:
0
R
895
07:
0
1
08:
0
09:
0
10:
0
BACK
Setting range:
OFF/RS-FF/SR-FF
VOLATILE/NOVOLATILE
Event nr.:
01: 0-9999
02: 0-9999
03: 0-9999
04: 0-9999
05: 0-9999
06: 0-9999
07: 0-9999
08: 0-9999
09: 0-9999
10: 0-9999
EXIT
Figure A2.3-15 Flip-flop element
Parameter descriptin:
[FLIP-FLOP ELEMENT - Select :]
Selects one of the 5 elements.
[
- mode
:]
Enables the selected Flip-flop element.
OFF: The output event is always inactive.
RS-FF: The reset (R) input has a higher priority.
SR-FF: The set (S) input has a higher priority.
Table A2.3-4
Flip-flop state
Flip-Flop state table
Qn+1
Qn
S
R
RS SR
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
1
1
[
- store
:]
Defines the storing mode.
VOLATILE:
The Flip-flop state will be reset automatically by systemstart of the
device.
NOVOLATILE: The Flip-flop will store the state novolatile.
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Each of the 10 Flip-flop elements has 10 input event numbers. Event numbers which are not
used can be set to 0 (false) or 9999 (true).
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A2.3.11
CAN events
The event builder provides 23 communication events over the CAN 1 Bus (see figure A2.316). These events can be used to synchronize processes on several devices at the same time.
The events are connected logically by an OR gate between the devices.
CAN EVENTS (synchron events)
0370.CAN event (ALL net) - 01:
0371.
02:
0372.
03:
0373.
04:
0374.
- 05:
0375.
- 06:
0376.
- 07:
0377.
- 08:
0378.CAN event (OWN net) - 09:
0379.
- 10:
0380.
- 11:
0381.
- 12:
0382.
- 13:
0383.
- 14:
0384.
- 15:
0385.
- 16:
0386.CAN event (ALL net) - 17:
0387.
- 18:
0388.
- 19:
0389.
- 20:
0390.
- 21:
0391.
- 22:
0392.
- 23:
BACK
Setting range:
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Event nr.:
01-23: 0-9999
EXIT
Figure A2.3-16 CAN events
[0370. - 0377. CAN event (ALL net)
:]
These 8 events are valid on all nodes on the CAN 1 bus.
Example: The event number which is set under parameter [0370] becomes active on
the first device. Than event [0370] is active on all devices on the CAN 1 bus.
[0378. - 0385. CAN event (OWN net)
:]
Note: These events are valid only for BCG (power management).
These 8 events are valid on all nodes in the same net. The net is defined with the net
selectors (parameters [0182] and [0183]).
the first device in one net. Than event [0378] is active on all devices in the same net
like the first device.
[0386. - 0392. CAN event (ALL net)
:]
These 7 events are valid on all nodes on the CAN 1 bus.
the first device. Than event [0386] is active on all devices on the CAN 1 bus.
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A2.4
Logic connections
In this chapter the internal logic connections of the Interlock diagrams (see chapter A2.3.2)
and the Logic diagrams (see chapter A2.3.4) are detailed described.
Note: contact the manufacturer for other logic connections.
A2.4.1
Logic connections of the Interlock diagrams
01.
INTERLOCK DIAGRAM
logic
Breaker 1 ON->OFF
02.
03.
01
01
04.
05.
06.
07.
&
08.
[0115]
release control event
09.
10.
&
&
11.
12.
13.
14.
01.
INTERLOCK DIAGRAM
logic
Breaker 1 ON->OFF
02.
03.
04.
05.
&
01
02
[0115]
06.
07.
08.
09.
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01.
INTERLOCK DIAGRAM
logic
Breaker 1 OFF->ON
02.
03.
02
01
04.
05.
06.
07.
&
08.
[0116]
09.
10.
&
&
11.
12.
13.
14.
01.
INTERLOCK DIAGRAM
logic
Breaker 1 OFF->ON
02.
03.
02
02
04.
05.
06.
07.
08.
&
[0116]
09.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
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01.
INTERLOCK DIAGRAM 05
logic 01
Breaker 1 EARTH->OFF
02.
03.
04.
05.
&
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
13.
&
14.
&
[0123]
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
01.
logic 01
Breaker 1 OFF->EARTH
02.
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
&
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
&
&
[0124]
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
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01.
INTERLOCK DIAGRAM
logic
Breaker 2 ON->OFF
02.
03.
07
01
04.
05.
06.
07.
&
08.
[0128]
09.
10.
&
&
11.
12.
13.
14.
01.
INTERLOCK DIAGRAM
logic
Breaker 2 OFF->ON
02.
03.
08
01
04.
05.
06.
07.
&
08.
09.
10.
&
[0129]
&
11.
12.
13.
14.
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01.
logic 01
Breaker 2 EARTH->OFF
02.
03.
04.
05.
&
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
13.
&
14.
&
[0136]
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
01.
logic 01
Breaker 2 OFF->EARTH
02.
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
&
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
&
&
[0137]
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
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01.
02.
03.
INTERLOCK DIAGRAM
logic
Breaker 3 ON->OFF
>1
13
01
04.
05.
>1
06.
07.
>1
&
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
&
20.
21.
[0141]
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
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01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
>1
14
01
>1
06.
07.
INTERLOCK DIAGRAM
logic
Breaker 3 OFF->ON
>1
&
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
&
20.
21.
[0142]
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
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A2.4.2
Logic connections of the Logic diagrams
In this chapter the internal logic connections of the Logic diagrams (see chapter A2.3.4) are
detailed described. This diagrams offers large, more complex logics.
LOGIC DIAGRAM 800-805

01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
08.
&
09.
>1
80x
50.
10.
11.

01.
02.
03.
&
04.
05.
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
1
>1
8xx
50.
11.
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01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
&
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
&
32.
>1
81x
50.
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01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
&
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
&
16.
&
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
>1
8xx
50.
LOGIC DIAGRAM 830

01.
02.
&
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
1
&
1
&
08.
>1
830
50.
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LOGIC DIAGRAM 831

01.
02.
03.
04.
&
05.
06.
07.
&
08.
09.
10.
>1
831
50.
&
11.
LOGIC DIAGRAM 832

01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
&
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
1
>1
832
50.
LOGIC DIAGRAM 833

01.
02.
03.
&
1
&
04.
>1
833
50.
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LOGIC DIAGRAM 834

01.
02.
&
03.
834
>1
50.
LOGIC DIAGRAM 835

01.
02.
&
03.
04.
05.
835
>1
50.
LOGIC DIAGRAM 836

01.
02.
03.
&
&
04.
>1
836
50.
LOGIC DIAGRAM 837

01.
02.
&
03.
>1
[0837]
50.
LOGIC DIAGRAM 838

01.
02.
03.
&
>1
[0838]
50.
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Appendix 2 Event builder

Appendix 2 Event builder

Event system introduction .................................................................................... 4

Breaker control ...................................................................................................... 23

Logic connections ................................................................................................ 37

Logic connections of the Interlock diagrams ........................................................ 37

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Event system introduction

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Alarm channel 1-79

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Within control time breaker 2 doesnt reach the desired

Diff. between tacho, pickup and generator voltage

Gen. reaches overspeed limit

Gen. reaches overvoltage limit

Event for alarmblocking (if n < ignition)

Gen. reaches overcurrent limit

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Delay time passed for overload limit

Gen. reaches low cap. power factor limit

The total net power reaches overload limit

Com. OK serial channel 1 (only for the REMOTE protocol)

CAN event [x]

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[0528] Function input 24

Diesel starting phase

Function input 10 set and delay time passed (parameter

One of the own net nodes reaches 1.high current limit

Ready to take load time

Active until ACK

Shunt trip #1 output set

Conditions for Lockout relay fulfilled

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Conditions for Synchron.ON relay fulfilled

Conditions for function output 1 fulfilled

Conditions for function output 8 fulfilled

Conditions for function output 60 fulfilled

Function output 8 set

Function output 83 set

All PM-events will be active also on the slave devices

Any net gen. reached his allowed load difference

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ANSI code events (RELAY)

ANSI 25 Synchronizing unit 1 (feeder -> bus1)

ANSI 25 Synchronizing unit 2 (feeder -> bus2)

ANSI 25 Synchronizing unit 3 (bus1 -> bus2)

ANSI 24 Overexcitation relay

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ANSI 37 Undercurrent relay (motor)

ANSI 40 Loss of excitation

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Bus 2 overvoltage 2.step tripped

Contact wear detailed protection history registration

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Bus 2 underfrequency 1.step limit reached

Under voltage limit for shunt trip 1 coil reached

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Auxiliary limits: Frequency 2. limit delay passed

Request available (event for binary output)

Active if the event under parameter [2421] is active

Corresponds to the Ready-LED