Application Note

Using the Relay Setting Import Filter for Toshiba Relays

Author
Anucha Semjan | anucha.semjan@omicron.at
Date
Nov 4, 2011
Related OMICRON Products
CMC Test Sets, Test Universe
Application Area
Distance Protection Relay
Keywords
Relay Setting, Import Filters, RSM100, Toshiba
Version
v1.0
Document ID
ANS_11011_ENU



Content


1 Introduction ..................................................................................................................................... 3
2 How to export the setting parameters from RSM100 software...................................................... 3
3 How to import the XRIO Converter of the PTL into the Test Object .............................................. 5
4 How to import the setting parameters into the XRIO Converter ................................................... 8
5 How to use the errors view for tracking the imported setting parameters ..................................11

























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1 Introducti on
The aim of this document is to describe how to use the OMICRON Relay Settings Import Filter and how to
export the setting file from RSM100 software (Toshiba's software relay interface). Three steps as mentioned
below will be used and described in this document.

> Step 1: Export the setting parameters from RSM100 software
> Step 2: Import the XRIO Converter from PTL
> Step 3: Import the setting parameters, which have been exported from RSM100 software, into the XRIO
Converter



Figure 1: How to use the import filter
2 How to export the setting parameters from RSM100 software
> Step 1: Open the RSM100 software, and then open the setting file which need to be exported, the
model GRZ100 will be used as an example in this document.


Figure 2: The settings menu for RSM100
> Step 2: Press the button Output on the Tool Bar. Or select the main menu File and then select the
menu Output to export the setting file.


Figure 3: The button Output for exporting the setting parameters in the CSV format

Figure 4: The menu for exporting the setting parameters in the CSV format
> Step3: Save the setting file in the CSV format


Figure 5: Save the setting file
3 How to import the XRIO Converter of the PTL i nto the Test Obj ect
The XRIO Converter from PTL (Protection Test Library) has to be installed on your computer before you can
proceed with the steps below.

> Step 1: Open the test module which you want to use for testing; the Advance Distance module will
be used in this document. After that open the test object.


Figure 6: The test module for testing
> Step 2: Select the main menu File and then select Import for importing the XRIO Converter


Figure 7: The menu for importing the XRIO Converter
> Step 3: Press the PTL Folder button for selecting the XRIO Converter.


Figure 8: PTL Library
> Step 4: Select the XRIO Converter by choosing the manufacturer and the relay model


Figure 9: Select the XRIO Converter
> Step 5: Finish the process for importing the XRIO Converter.


Figure 10: Tree view of the setting parameters after importing the XRIO Converter
4 How to import the setting parameters into the XRIO Converter
The OMICRON Relay Settings Import Filter has to be installed on your computer before you can proceed
with the steps below.

> Step 1: Continue from previous stage when the XRIO Converter is already imported. Select the main
menu File and then select the sub menu Import relay settings for importing the setting parameters


Figure 11: Menu for importing the relay setting parameters
> Step 2: Select the Filter for Toshiba RSM100.csv Setting filter from the list.


Figure 12: Standard Filter for Toshiba RSM100.csv
> Step 3: Browse the setting files (*.csv format) which exported from the RSM100 software as
preparing in the step above, and then press open to confirm.



Figure 13: Browse the setting file (CSV format)
> Step 4: The number and the information of the setting parameters which have been imported into
this XRIO Converter will be shown after the process is finished. If there are no differences between
the imported and the settings in the XRIO Converter the number will be zero.


Figure 14: The message when finished
> Step 5: Finish the process by clicking the OK button. The characteristic of the relay according to
these setting parameters is ready for testing.


Figure 15: Test view after finish the process
5 How to use the errors vi ew for tracki ng the imported setting parameters
> Step 1: When finish the process above to import the setting parameters. We will see the information
which parameter are imported in the error window.


Figure 16: The Error window
> Step 2: If you need to track and confirmation the imported value are correct then you can double
click on the parameter in the error view. The software will show the value of that parameter.


Figure 17: Tracking the setting parameters




































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