User's Manual of HDPL-810 Type Microprocessor Based Line Protection and Monitoring Device

HDPL-810C2(C3) type microprocessor based
line protection and monitoring device
User Manual
Jiangxi Sunyoung Electric Co., Ltd.

User manual of HDPL-810C2(C3) Jiangxi Sunyoung Electric Co., Ltd.
Contents
Chapter 1 Introduce ..................................................................................................................................... 2
1.1 range of applications ..................................................................................................................... 2
1.2 main features ................................................................................................................................. 2
Chapter 2 Main Function............................................................................................................................. 3
2.1 protection function ......................................................................................................................... 3
2.2 measure function ........................................................................................................................... 3
2.3 monitor function ............................................................................................................................ 4
2.4 control function ............................................................................................................................. 4
2.5 event logging and Fault wave record ............................................................................................. 4
2.6 man-machine interface ................................................................................................................. 5
2.7 communication function ............................................................................................................... 5
Chapter 3 Structure and mounting ............................................................................................................. 6
3.1 device structure ............................................................................................................................. 6
3.2 mechanical installation ................................................................................................................. 6
3.3 electrical wiring precautions ........................................................................................................ 7
3.4 communication connection ........................................................................................................... 7
Chapter 4 Instructions for use ..................................................................................................................... 8
4.1 panel layout.................................................................................................................................... 8
4.2 device operating instructions ....................................................................................................... 9
Chapter 5 Protection Principle .................................................................................................................. 13
5.1 Protect function description ....................................................................................................... 13
Chapter 6 settings & parameters table ..................................................................................................... 16
6.1 settings table ................................................................................................................................ 16
6.2 parameters table .......................................................................................................................... 20
6.3 binary inputs table ...................................................................................................................... 22
6.4 power pulse ................................................................................................................................... 23
6.5 output drive table ......................................................................................................................... 23
Chapter 7 User installation and adjustment instructions ....................................................................... 24
Chapter 8 Technical parameters ............................................................................................................... 26
Chapter 9 Appendix ................................................................................................................................ 28
9.1 Figure of operating circuit (only applicable for DC operation. There is no operating circuit
in device when AC operation) ............................................................................................................ 28
9.2 Figure of external terminal......................................................................................................... 29
9.3 Figure of external wiring ............................................................................................................ 30
9.4 Protection function verification ................................................................................................. 31
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Chapter 1 Introduce
1.1 range of applications
HDPL-810C2(C3) type microprocessor-based line protection device applies to the line

protection and monitoring in small current grounding systems or systems grounded via
resistor with voltage ratings of below 35kV.
1.2 main features
 Function is highly integrated. Set protection, measurement, monitoring, control,

communications and other functions in one.
 The protection function does not depend on the communication network. And the network
failure does not affect the protection of normal operation.
 It is cored by high-performance 32 bit ARM processor, which has high operation speed,
real-time processing ability, and other excellent features.
 16 bit high accuracy high speed parallel AD, high measuring accuracy.
 SMT(Surface mount technology) and CMOS industrial grade chips are used. it has a
variety of anti-EMI measures and a redundancy design of hardware and software .
 Use a rear plug-in structure, The electrical system is separated with weak current system.
 Fully enclosed metal cabinet has the strong capability of anti-electrostatic,
anti-electromagnetic interference and resistance to mechanical vibration. Its size is small
and installation is convenient. it can be installed in decentralization switchgear or
centralized deployment.
 Perfect capabilities of the self-test. Alarm and block protection trip automatically when
the device failure is found.
 Several sets of setting value are stored in a special non-volatile chip for adapting to a
variety of operating conditions.
 Have event loggings function and Fault wave record. Event recording time resolution is
less than 2ms.the num of the online events record is up to 64. Fault recorder record
density of 12 points per cycle, the record length up to 32 cycles.
 LCD display and menu operation. Man-machine interface is friendly.
 Device protection function can be put on/off by the soft-enable. Trips of protection or
warning are programmable locally.
 Embedded real-time multitasking operating system. C language programming.
Supporting online update.
 Equipped with RS485, CAN field bus and high-speed Ethernet, enabling dual-485
network, dual CAN network, dual Ethernet and even more Nets Communications, Ensure
real-time and reliability of information transmission.
 Two channels high-precision, smart 4~20mA DC output can be set corresponding to any
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one electrical (such as current, voltage, etc.)

 Collect two channels 4~20mA DC input, complete measurement of temperature, pressure
and other non-power to achieve on-line monitoring.
 with harmonic analysis function: analysis of the 2~11 harmonic relative percentage
content of respect.
 Protection algorithm is mature, stable and adaptable. It has never a malfunction or refused
trip.
 Complete breaker operating circuit which is applied in variety of circuit breakers for DC
operation. It reduces intermediate relay and simplifies the second design (for DC
operation only, the device has operating circuit).
Note: The device standard communication configure is a single 485. If no communication needs, the
device has no communication configure.
Other communication modes, DCS4 ~ 20mA DC output and input function is optional. Under AC
operation, the device has no operating circuit.
Chapter 2 Main Function
2.1 protection function
Index Protection Function

1 Instantaneous protection(with compound voltage and direction locking )
2 Time limit instantaneous protection (with compound voltage and direction
locking )
3 Definite-time overcurrent protection (with compound voltage and direction
locking ), inverse time overcurrent protection
4 Overload protection
5 Two-stage Zero sequence overcurrent protection (with zero sequence voltage
and zero-sequence direction locking )
6 Zero sequence overvoltage protection
7 Low voltage protection ( under-voltage protection)
8 Under-frequency protection
9 Three phase once reclosing ( with checking no voltage and the synchronism)
10 Post-acceleration
11 Manual closing and remote closing synchronization
12 PT Break Judgment
13 PT Break Judgment
2.2 measure function
Index Electrical parameters Accuracy

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1 secondary & primary measure current value 0.5%

secondary & primary measure voltage value（Ua、Ub、 0.5%
2
Uc、Uab、Ubc、Uca）
3 frequency（F） 0.01Hz
power（P、Q）secondary & primary value；power factor 1%
4
（COS￠）
5 integral power（KWh、Kvar）secondary value 1%
depends on the
6 power pulse，optional 1~4way pulse input
electric meter
2.3 monitor function
Index Item Remarks

1 Protection current accuracy 1%
2 zero sequence current accuracy 1%
12 channels of binary Terminal No. A07 must be connected to the ON of
inputs, digital filtering breaker position
3 technology and time of Terminal No. A12 、 No.A13 、 No.A14 must be
anti-shake confirm connected to the manual tripping 、 the manual
closing、the reclosing locking contacts
system abnormalities Control power disappear alarm, overload alarm, PT,
4
alarm CT break alarm.
Monitor the device inside, alarming when an
exception occurs. Self-test projects include:
5 device self-test
protection settings, CPU, AD, EEPROM, output
channel, any one of the abnormal alarm.
2.4 control function
Index Item Remarks

remote control or through the menu operation, the
1 breaker control operating circuit with hardware anti-jump-and-hold
function (only DC operation).
The device provides 12 output relays used to control
2 Relay for trip
the output and signaling functions.
zero clearing or setting the pulse and integral power
setting Initial Values
3 value stored in device, pulse to be set by the number
of meter
of pulses, unit of integral power is to be set as wh.
2.5 event logging and Fault wave record
HDPL-810C2(C3)microprocessor based line protection and monitoring device is support

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event logging and fault wave record function. All events related to safe operation of power
system can be recorded. The time resolution is less than 2ms. 64 online record of events do
not lost if power failure. It is facilitate to analyze the cause of failure and diagnose equipment
defect.
The user can according to the operation needs, can be set on/off of fault recording
function, as long as the event occurs, the fault recorder can automatically record the
occurrence of complete real current, switch status information before and after the event,
Recording density of 12 points per cycle,, the record length up to 32 cycles, background
monitoring system to analyze the upload.
2.6 man-machine interface
Man-machine interface is fully matched with the requirements of ergonomic design in

HDPL-810C2(C3)type microprocessor based line protection and monitoring device，including：
·There are large graphical LCD screen, menu design in the device. It can display real-time
measurement data, protection data, switch status, event log, protection settings, system
parameters and other information. The LCD adopts the type of wide temperature range
LED backlight. It can normally work in environmental temperature -20～70℃.
·There are eight keys on the panel: "", "", "", "", "Enter", "Cancel", "Return" and
"Reset".
For the requirement of electrical operation and management, HDPL-810C2(C3)type
microprocessor based line protection and monitoring device can support three work
pattern of different permission levels:
① ordinary operator, directly operating on the device, can only view kinds of operating
information and event logging report;
② senior administrator, protection relay setting, time limits setting, protection on/off and
modify system parameters;
③ system maintenance administrator, enter the specific password for parameter settings
of analog input channel.
2.7 communication function
HDPL-810C2(C3)type microprocessor based line protection and monitoring device as a

power automation system infrastructure, has powerful communications capabilities. The
device uses RS485、CAN field bus, and high-speed Ethernet to ensure real-time and reliability
of information transmission.
Through the communication network, the HDPL-810C2(C3) microprocessor based line
protection and monitoring device send all of operation information, including telemetry,
remote signaling, protection setting value, system parameters to the upper SCADA system. It
also can receive commands such as protective relaying setting, system parameters modifying,
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etc., and achieve the program of unattended substations.
Chapter 3 Structure and mounting
3.1 device structure
HDPL-810C2(C3)type microprocessor based line protection and monitoring device, adopt the way of
plugging from rear. There are total four plug-in: power board plug-in, I / O board plug-in, CPU board
plug-in and AC board plug-ins which seen from left to right from rear as shown in Figure 3-1.
Fig. 3-1
3.2 mechanical installation
HDPL-810C2(C3)microprocessor based line protection and monitoring device has anti-EMI,

anti-vibration, small size, light weight and other characteristics. It can be not only mounted distribute and
locally in switchgear, but also centralized deployment mounting.
264
154
Fig. 3-2
Figure 3-2 shows the cutout size of device screen surface is 154mm × 264mm. The device dimension
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is width 192 ×Height 266 × depth 220 mm. It is fixed in switchgear by clamping of the four accessories at
the side of the device.
3.3 electrical wiring precautions
1、The binary input circuit can use the external DC220V strong electric mode, strong anti disturbance
capacity. In the case of the external AC power supply, can also be used as the power supply of binary
inputs is DC24V by the device self-produced.
2. The device ground terminal should be reliably grounded.
3. The operation circuit within the device uses a DC power supply. AC operations do not use the
operating circuit within the device.
CAUTIONS！
1、Connector should be manufactured to connect current input circuit.
generally U-shaped connector；
2、The ground terminal of the device must be well grounded;
3、The operation circuit inside the device uses the DC power supply.
3.4 communication connection
HDPL-810C2(C3)microprocessor based line protection and monitoring device uses the RS485 or CAN
field bus. Communication media should be used pair of shielded twisted cables. Communication terminals
locate at the back of the device. RS485 network connection method is shown in Figure 3-3.
HDPx serial HDPx serial HDPx serial
device device device
RS232/485
485A
485B
485A
485B
485A
485B
converter
Supervisory Control System
STP STP STP STP
RS485 communication cable，shielded twisted pair，Max distance： 1200m

485A
RS-232

485B device device device
485A
485B
485A
485B
485A
485B
STP STP STP STP
Fig. 3-3
CAN network connection method is shown as follows：
device device device
RS232/CAN
CANH
CANL
CANH
CANL
CANH
CANL
converter
Supervisory Control System
STP STP STP STP
CAN communication cable，shielded twisted pair，Max distance：10 km

CANH
RS-232

CANL device device device
CANH
CANL
CANH
CANL
CANH
CANL
STP STP STP STP
Fig. 3-4
If HDPL-810C2(C3)microprocessor based line protection and monitoring device uses Ethernet，
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Communication media should be used Category five unshielded twisted pair cables. Communication
terminals locate at the back of the device.
Chapter 4 Instructions for use
HDPL-810C2(C3)microprocessor based line protection and monitoring device using large screen LCD
and operating by menu, it has a very friendly man-machine interface. Data show, report view, setting value,
channel calibration etc., can be carried out under the menu simply and intuitively. Password protection
when parameters revision increases the security of the device running.
4.1 panel layout
Fig. 4-1 Figure of panel layout

"ENTER" button: to access the menu or confirm input, modify;
"Cancel" button: return to the previous menu, cancel the operation;
"" key: move up the selection bar or cursor; select the desired operation projects; page up and increase
the value;
"" key: move down the selection bar or cursor; select the desired action items and scroll down and
decrease the value;
"" key: move the cursor to left;
"" key: move the cursor to right;
"Return" key: revert the fault signal and alarm signal;
"Reset" key: used to reset the device.
"Power" light: used to indicate the working status of the power;
"Comm" light: indicating device communication status;
"protection" light: used to indicate protection action;
"warning" light: used to indicate the alarm action;
"Fault" light: used to indicate the device failure.
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4.2 device operating instructions
Device LCD is shown after power on, which is shown in Figure 4-2. Device displays protection
current, measuring current, voltage and phase alternately. Device communication address, reclosing
charging instructions and status of 12 binary inputs are shown at the bottom line of the screen， in Figure
4-3. Press the "Enter" key. The device displays the main menu screen as shown in Figure 4-4. There are 9
menu items in main menu. They are "real-time data", "reports view", “binary inputs ", "clock set", "output
drive", "parameters set", "settings set", "Energy set", "Version info.". Select the menu with ""、""key
and the menu selected is anti-color. Press the "Enter" key to enter a sub-menu. Press the "Cancel" key to
return to the main menu after finishing viewing.
Ia1：0 0 0. 0 0 A 000° 1. Real-time data

HDPL-810 a1：
Ib1：0 0 0. 0 0 A 000° 2. Reports view
a1：
Ic1：0 0 0. 0 0 A 000° 3. Binary inputs
Line protection
protection a1： 4. Clock set
01
protection
Fig. 4-2 Fig. 4-3 Fig. 4-4
4.2.1"real-time data" menu

In "real-time data" menu, real-time protection current(PROT current), measuring current(Measure
current), voltage, frequency, power, pulse power etc., can be seen.
In the main menu, move cursor to the "real-time data". Press the "Enter" key and enter the" real-time
data" menu as shown in Figure 4-5. Press "","" keys to move the cursor to the selected item. Press the
"Enter" key and enter the corresponding monitoring data menu to monitor real-time data. To view the
protection current data, for example, in the screen in Figure 4-5, press the "Enter" key to enter the screen
shown in Figure 4-6. Press the "Cancel" button to return to the previous menu.
1．Runtime data ――PROT current――
PROT current Ia1：000.00A 000°

Measure current Ib1：000.00A 000°
Voltage data Ic1：000.00A 000°
Fig. 4-5 Fig. 4-6
4.2.2" reports view" menu

In "reports view" menu, protection action reports, binary inputs change reports and event reports are
shown.
In the main menu, move cursor to the "reports view" and the menu is shown as Figure 4-7. Press
"","" keys to select "action reports(protection action reports)", "BI reports(Binary inputs change
reports)", and "event reports" sub-items. Select "action reports" and press the "Enter" key. The menu is
shown as Figure 4-8. Enter the report number to query. Press the "Enter" key and the menu is shown as
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Figure 4-9. Press "","" keys, current value of the moment of protection action can be seen.
2. Reports view ―Action reports－ ―No. 00 report－
Action reports Input report No.： 2007-02-25

BI reports 5. 2 3 A 00 11:45:32:848
Event reports Overlaod alarm
5. 2 3 A
Fig.4-7 Fig.4-8 Fig.4-9
4.2.3"BI View" menu

In "BI View" menu, Binary inputs state of the external binary inputs which are connected to device
can be viewed.
Move cursor to "Binary inputs" menu in the main menu. Press the "enter" button. Enter the"BI
View" menu, and move cursor by "", "" key to examine binary inputs, such as shown in Figure 4-10.
Press "Cancel" button to return to the main menu.
3. BI view 4.Clock setting： 4.Clock setting：

1．：
Breaker 2 0 0 7-02 -25 2 0 0 7-02- 25
5. 2 3 A 5. 2 3 A
Trolley run 1 1 : 32 : 45 1 1 : 32 : 45
分
Trolley test
Fig.4-10 Fig.4-11 Fig.4-12
4.2.4"Clock Set" menu

In "Clock set" menu, the device time clock can be viewed and modified.
In the main menu, move the cursor to "Clock Set" menu and press the "Enter" key to enter the "Clock
Set" menu, which as shown in Figure 4-11. Press "Enter" key again, the time clock can be modified, as
shown in Figure 4-12. After completing modifying the time by pressing "","","","" key, press the
"Enter" key. The modified time will be written into clock. Press the "Cancel" key to return to the main
menu.
4.2. "Output drive" menu

In "Output drive" menu, the relay in binary output circuit can be open and close to check whether the
relay outputs is normal.
In the main menu, move the cursor to "Output drive" menu and press the "Enter" key to enter the
"Inupt password" menu shown in Figure 4-13. after entering the correct password, press the" Enter" key to
enter the "output drive" menu as shown in Figure 4-14. Press "","","","" key to move the cursor to
the selected item. Press "Enter" key to enter the appropriate output menu. For example, in the menu shown
in Figure 4-15, press "" key to select "output 1" menu, and press the "Enter" key to enter the menu shown
in Figure 4-16. Press "" key to move the cursor to the "on" and then press "Enter" button. The protection
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output relay 1 is closed. Press "" key to move the cursor to the "off" and then press "Enter" key. The
protection output relay 1 is open. Signal output relays 1 to 3 are latching. return of this kind of relay, it is
not only necessary to "Enter" key in the position of "off", but also to press "Return" key to signal revert.
Input password： 5. Output drive Relay output 1
Relay output 1 ON OFF

0000
Relay output 2
Relay output 3
Fig.4-13 Fig.4-14 Fig.4-15
4.2.6"Parameters" menu
In the "Parameters " menu, password, settings zone code, communication parameters, CT rated current,
DCS output parameters, Fault wave recording options，protection output matrix settings, analog channel
parameters etc., can be viewed and modified.
Move cursor to the "parameters set" in the main menu, press the "Enter" key to enter the prompt
"Input password" menu, shown in Figure 4-13. Enter the correct password (device default password is:
1000). Press the "Enter" key to enter "Parameters" settings menu, as shown in Figure 4-16. Move "", ""
keys to move the cursor to the selected item and press the "Enter" key to enter the corresponding parameter
setting menu. Take setting up the communication address of the device for example. In Figure 4-16, press
"" key to move the cursor to the "comm setting" set as shown in Figure 4-17. Click "Enter" key to enter
the screen in Figure 4-18. In the screen shown in Figure 4-18, click "Enter" key to enter the screen shown
in Figure 4-19. Press "","","","" keys on the corresponding bit. The communication address of the
device can be modified. When the parameter modification is completed, press the "Enter" key. The
parameter modification is saved. Press "Cancel" key to return to the previous menu shown in Figure 4-18.
Press "Cancel" key to return the upper menu shown in Figure 4-17. Press "Cancel" key to display the
pop-up screen in Figure 4-20. Move the cursor to "Yes", press the "Enter" key. After the pop-up screen is
shown as Figure 4-21, the parameter is changed successfully.
6. Parameters 6. Parameters Comm setting
Password Password Comm address

Seting zone No. Setting zone No. COM1 baudrate
Comm setting Comm setting COM2 baudrate
Fig.4-16 Fig.4-17 Fig.4-18
Comm address Parameters will

be modified！ Be modifying. . .
01
Are you sure？
Yes No Please waiting …
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Fig.4-19 Fig.4-20 Fig.4-21
4.2.7"Settings " menu

In the main menu, move the cursor to the "settings set" menu. Press the "Enter" key to enter the
prompt "Input password" menu shown in Figure 4-13. Enter the correct password (default password device:
1000). Press the "Enter" key to enter the "settings" menu shown in Figure 4-22. Press "","" keys to
move the cursor to the selected item. Press the "Enter" key to enter the corresponding setting menu. Take
setting of instantaneous current example. In Figure 4-23, press "" key to move the cursor to the "Inst
protection" shown in Figure 4-24. Press "Enter" key to enter the screen shown Figure 4-25. In Figure 4-25,
Press "","","","" keys on the corresponding bit to modify the settings. After finishing modification,
press the "Enter" key. The modified settings are saved. Press the "Cancel" key to return to the upper menu,
as shown in Figure 4-24. Press the "Cancel" key to return more upper menu, as shown in Figure 4-23. Press
the "Cancel" key again. The pop-up menu is shown as Figure 4-26. Move the cursor to "Yes". Press "Enter"
key. The pop-up menu is shown as Figure 4-27. After a moment, the settings are modified successfully.
7. Settings 7. Setting Inst protection
Ctrl words Ctrl words Inst current

Compound voltage Compound voltage Inst delay
Inst protection Inst protection Inst ACC delay
Fig.4-22 Fig.4-23 Fig.4-24
Inst current Settings will be

modified！ Be modifying. . .
12.00 A Are you sure？
Please waiting …
Yes No
Fig.4-25 Fig.4-26 Fig.4-27
4.2.8"Version information" menu

In the main menu, move the cursor to "Version Info." and press the "Enter" key to enter the
"Version Info" menu shown in Figure 4-28. The information is shown such as device model. Press "Cancel"
key to return to the main menu.
8．Version info
HDPL-810
Line Relay
L810 – 1. 1 – 1. 1 - 1
Fig. 4-28
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Chapter 5 Protection Principle
5.1 Protect function description
5.1.1 Three-steps compound voltage block directional overcurrent protection

Three-steps overcurrent protection include instantaneous overcurrent protection,limit-time instantaneous
overcurrent protection and definite time overcurrent protection. Each step protection can be respectively
through the control words are selected by the direction and the compound voltage lockout, directional
component for 90o wiring mode and according to the phase started. the sensitive angle forΦ lm=450, if IA at
-450～1350（( relative to the Ubc direction) range, directional component will operate. It will not judge
direction when PT break locking, As shown in figure 5-1. Instantaneous protection logic as shown in Figure
5-2, limit-time instantaneous, definite overcurrent are the similar logic.
Ua
Sensitive line
Operating zone
Φd
IA
Φ lm=-α=-45°
Not operating zone
o Ubc
Uc Ub
Fig.5-1 Operation zone of inter-phase directional component
Instantaneous on/off
I > instantaneous setting

Instantaneous diretional locking
on/off Instantaneous
Diretional component & delay
Ouput matrix
Compound voltage
U< undervoltage lock setting Locking on/off
≥
U2>U2 lock setting
Fig. 5-2 Instantaneous protection logical diagram
5.1.2 Inverse time limit overcurrent protection

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Inverse time limit overcurrent protection is when any one phase of the A, B, C phase current is larger
than that of inverse time limit start value, device export according to inverse time limit overcurrent output
matrix.
Inverse time limit overcurrent protection is set by adopting one of the following four criteria
characteristic equations.
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Ordinary inverse time： t p （1）
( I / I p ) 0.02  1
13.5 （2）
Particular inverse time： t p
(I / I p ) 1
Extreme inverse time： t
80
p （3）
(I / I p )2 1
Long inverse time： t
120
p （4）
(I / I p ) 1
In these equations, Ip is the starting current setting of inverse time limit overcurrent protection; τp is
the overcurrent time constant of inverse time limit overcurrent protection.
5.1.3 Zero sequence overcurrent protection with directional locking
Grounding via resistance: zero sequence voltage locking and directional locking are optional, the
sensitive angle is -180°（zero sequence current phase angle lead zero sequence voltage phage angle）
Ungrounding：the zero sequence current is directly collected from the low current signal of the special
zero sequence CT. zero sequence voltage locking and directional locking are optional, the sensitive angle is
90°（zero sequence current phase angle lag zero sequence voltage phase angle）
Zero sequence overcurrent on/off

I0 〉I0set
Directional locking on/off
& I0 overcurrent output
Directional component delay
matrix
Zero voltage locking on/off
U0 〉U0set
Fig. 5-3 zero sequence overcurrent protection logic diagram
5.1.4 Overload protection function

The device has a definite time overload protection function. When the line operating current is greater
than the setting current and the time delay is achieved, the protection is acted to overload trip matrix.
5.1.5 Zero sequence over-voltage protection (U0 Overvoltage)
One step definite time zero sequence over-voltage protection is provided. When zero sequence voltage
is greater than the zero sequence setting and the set time delay is achieved, the protection is acted to
zero-sequence over-voltage output matrix.
5.1.6 Under-frequency unloading protection(Under-frequency)
The frequency is derived from software calculation, calculate frequency using voltage UAB. The
unloading protection is blocked by undervoltage block, negative voltage， under-current block or slip(df/dt)
block.
Under-frequency on/off
frequency< underfrequency setting
Undervoltage or undercurrent component

delay Underfrequency matrix
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Negative sequence voltage component
df/dt > df/dt setting
Fig. 5-4 underfrequency logic diagram
5.1.7 Under-voltage protection

When the bus phase-phase voltage is reduced to the setting value of under-voltage protection and the
breaker is close, the protection is acted after the time delay achieved. If PT broken, low-voltage protection
is blocked.
5.1.8 Three phase once reclosing
The reclosing delay can be set, the whole operation process is completed in a single charge（15s）;
There are 2 starting modes for reclosing: non-corresponding start and protection start(overcurrent
protection trip and zero sequence overcurrent protection trip); the software has on/off control words; And
checking no voltage and checking synchronization are optional.
Condition of reclosing block: manual trip, remote controlled trip,underfrequency trip, external input
block, overload trip, undervoltage trip, etc.
After closing the reclosing output for 600ms(and breaker is in the closing position or current >0.5A),
the reclosing output will return.
undervoltage trip
checking synchro ok
underfrequency trip &
checking synchro on
exteral input block
≥
≥ discharge check no
voltage on &
manual,remote trip
checking no voltage
& reclosing matrix
overcurrent trip
Breaker in closing & charged

& delay
inconsistent & break open
≥ charging time
protection
starting
Fig. 5-5 reclosing logic diagram

5.1.9 Post-acceleration
Post-acceleration is started automatically by the manual closing, remote closing or reclosing. when
switching into fault line, accelerate protection trip. Instantaneous, limit-time instantaneous, over-current,
zero sequence overcurrent starting acceleration can be respectively on/off. After closing 10S,
post-acceleration to exit.
5.1.10 synchronization closing

Manual closing, remote closing can select the checking synchronization function. When manual close
or remote close, and synchronization closing function is put in by the control word 2, device will check
synchronization.
Firstly check the bus voltage and extracting voltage UL has no voltage (less than the setting of no
voltage), if any side voltage less than the setting of no voltage, the device allows the closing, or to
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determine whether to allow closing via synchronizing check.

If the bus and line all have voltage, the device must check synchronization. The difference of
frequency, the difference of voltage, the slip(df/dt) are satisfied with the case, check the phase angle
difference. In the synchronization process, system voltage and the line voltage phase angle difference Δδ
and breaker inherent closing time t, leading angle setting values δlead, frequency difference dF, frequency
difference slip ddF, the angle change value δP of in the closing process, relationships are as follows:
P  dF  t  12 ddF  t 2 ,   P   l ead
If the equation is met, the device will close the breaker.
5.1.11 PT Break judgment
1) Sum of three phase voltage is greater than 7V. Any difference of two phase-to-phase voltage is
greater than 18V. It is one phase or two-phase break.
2) Sum of three phase voltage is greater than 7V. The minimum phase-to-phase voltage is less than
18V. It is two-phase break;
3) Three phase-to-phase voltages are all less than 7V. Any phase current is greater than 0.1 times of
rated current and less than the maximum load current. It is three-phase break.
When PT break happens and PT breaking block is put in, under-voltage protection will be blocked.
5.1.12 CT Break judgment
Sum of three phases current is not equal zero (greater than 0.1 times of the rated current). The
minimum phase current is zero (less than 0.1 times of rated current). The maximum phase current is greater
than 0.1 times of rated current and less than the maximum overload current. It is CT break.
5.1.13 Current & voltage phase instructions
Take phase A voltage as benchmark (UA phase equal 0 °). Calculate and indicate each phase of current
and voltage to inspect the wiring of current and voltage at local. When the voltage is V-V wiring mode, take
UAB as benchmark.
Chapter 6 settings & parameters table
6.1 settings table
Index Name Range Remarks

1 Control word 1 0～65535 for protection on/off and selection
Undervoltage of
4 compound voltage 3.00～90.00 V
Negative sequence voltage
5 of compound voltage 3.00～30.00 V abbreviation : U2 voltage
Instantaneous current
6 protection setting 1.00～99.00 A abbreviation : Inst current
Instantaneous current
7 protection delay 0.00～60.00 S abbreviation : Inst delay
Instantaneous
8 post-acceleration 0.00～3.00 S abbreviation : Inst ACC delay
protection delay
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Limit-time Instantaneous
9 current protection setting 1.00～99.00 A abbreviation : LT Inst current
10 current protection delay 0.00～60.00 S abbreviation :LT Inst delay
11 post-acceleration 0.00～3.00 S abbreviation :LT Inst ACC delay
protection delay
Definite time overcurrent
12 protection setting 0.50～99.00 A abbreviation : DT OC current
13 protection delay 0.00～60.00 S abbreviation : DT OC delay
14 post-acceleration 0.00～3.00 S abbreviation : DT OC ACC delay
protection delay
Inverse-time limit
15 overcurrent curve 0～3 abbreviation : IT OC curve
Inverse-time limit
16 overcurrent constant 0.01～10.00 abbreviation : IT OC constant
Inverse-time limit
17 overcurrent start current 0.50～10.00 A abbreviation : IT OC current
18 Overload current setting 0.50～30.00 A

19 Overload delay 0.50～60.00 S
20 zero sequence voltage
setting of locking 10.0～99.0 V abbreviation : U0 lock value
over-current protection
21 Current setting of zero
sequence 1-step 0.02～50.00 A abbreviation : I0 OCⅠcurrent
22 Delay setting of zero
sequence 1-step 0.50～600.00 S abbreviation : I0 OCⅠdelay
sequence 1-step
over-current 0.20～3.00 S abbreviation :I0 OC ⅠACC delay
post-acceleration
protection
24 Current setting of zero
sequence 2-step 0.02～50.00 A abbreviation : I0 OC Ⅱ current
sequence 2-step 0.50～600.00 S abbreviation : I0 OC Ⅱ delay
sequence 2-step
over-current 0.20～3.00 S abbreviation :I0 OC ⅡACC delay
post-acceleration
protection
27 Voltage setting of zero
sequence over-voltage 10.00～99.00 V
protection
sequence over-voltage 0.10～60.00 S
protection
29 Voltage setting of
undervoltage protection 10.00～99.00 V
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30 Delay setting of
under-voltage protection 0.20～60.00 S
31 Frequency setting of low abbreviation : Low freq setting

45.00～50.00 Hz
frequency protection
32 Delay setting of low abbreviation : Low freq delay
0.20～60.00 S
33 Low voltage setting of abbreviation : Low voltage lock
locking low frequency 5.00～99.00 V
protection
34 Negative sequence voltage abbreviation : U2 lock seting
setting of locking low 5.00～30.00 V
35 low current setting of abbreviation : Low Current lock
locking low frequency 0.50～10.00 A
protection
36 Df/dt setting of locking abbreviation : df/dt lock
0.50～5.00 Hz/S
low frequency protection
37 Delay setting of reclosing 0～60.00 S abbreviation : Reclosing delay
38 No voltage setting of
10.00～60.00 V abbreviation : No voltage close
synchro-closing
39 Low voltage setting of abbreviation : Low voltage lock
60.00～99.00 V
locking synchro-closing
40 Frequency difference abbreviation : Diff freq lock
setting of locking 0.05～5.00 Hz
synchro-closing
41 Voltage difference setting abbreviation : Diff volt lock
5.00～50.00 V
of locking synchro-closing
42 Df/dt setting of locking Abbreviation : df/dt lock
0.50～5.00 Hz/S
synchro-closing
43 most long time allowed of Abbreviation : Synchro Time
0.50～60.00 S
synchro-closing checking
44 Lead angle setting 1°～ 60°
45 Breaker inherent closing Abbreviation : Breaker Close T
0.05 ～ 0.5 S
time
46 Maximum overload
0.50～10.00 A
current
47 CT break delay 0.5～60.00 S
48 PT break delay 0.5～60.00 S
49 0: NO Earth,1: Peterson coil
Grounding mode 0～3 2: Via resistance,
3: Direct grounding
50 0:UA,1:UB,2:UC,
Synchro Voltage mode 0～5
3:UAB,4:UBC,5:UCA
51 primary CT ratio 1～5000
52 primary PT ratio 1～1000
Note: The value of control word is sum of the weighting value of each bit. The control word can be set
not only by bit definition directly, but also by setting on/off of protection function.
Bit function of control word 1 is defined as follows:
D15 D14 D13 D12 D11 D10 D9 D8 D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0
D15 -- on/off of zero sequence voltage locking of zero sequence 2-step over-current protection（U0 lock I0
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OC Ⅱ）, 1: on; 0: off.

D14 -- on/off of zero sequence 2-step over-current protection（I0 OC Ⅱ）, 1: on; 0: off.
D13 -- on/off of direction locking of zero sequence 1-step over-current protection（I0 OC Ⅰ DIR）, 1: on;
0: off.
D12 -- on/off of zero sequence voltage locking of zero sequence 1-step over-current protection（U0 lock I0
OCⅠ）, 1: on; 0: off.
D11 -- on/off of zero sequence 1-step over-current protection（I0 OCⅠ）, 1: on; 0: off.
D10-- on/off of overload protection, 1: on; 0: off.
D 9 -- on/off of Inverse time-limit over-current protection（IT OC）, 1: on; 0: off.
D 8 -- on/off of direction locking of definite time over-current protection（DT OC DIR）, 1: on; 0: off.
D 7 -- on/off of compound voltage locking of definite time over-current protection（DT OC CV）, 1: on; 0:
off.
D 6 -- on/off of definite time over-current protection（DT OC）, 1: on; 0: off.
D 5 -- on/off of direction locking of limit-time instantaneous protection（LT Inst DIR）, 1: on; 0: off.
D 4 -- on/off of compound voltage locking of limit-time instantaneous protection（LT Inst CV）, 1: on; 0:
off.
D 3 -- on/off of limit-time instantaneous protection（LT Inst PROT）, 1: on; 0: off.
D 2 -- on/off of direction locking of instantaneous protection（Inst DIR lock）, 1: on; 0: off.
D 1 -- on/off of compound voltage locking of instantaneous protection（Inst CV lock）, 1: on; 0: off.
D 0--on/off of instantaneous protection (Inst PROT), 1: on; 0: off.
D15 -- on/off of PT break block under-voltage（PT break lock）, 1: on; 0: off.
D14 -- on/off of PT break alarm, 1: on; 0: off.
D13 -- on/off of synchronization closing (sychro close), 1: on; 0: off.
D12 -- on/off of zero sequence 2-step overcurrent post-acceleration (I0 OC Ⅱ ACC), 1: on; 0: off.
D11 -- on/off of zero sequence 1-step overcurrent post-acceleration (I0 OC Ⅰ ACC), 1: on; 0: off.
D10 -- on/off of definite time overcurrent post-acceleration (DT OC ACC), 1: on; 0: off.
D 9 -- on/off of limit- time instantaneous post-acceleration(LT Inst ACC), 1: on; 0: off.
D 8 -- on/off of instantaneous post-acceleration(Inst ACC), 1: on; 0: off.
D 7 -- on/off of reclosing check synchronization (RC check sync), 1: on; 0: off.
D 6 -- on/off of reclosing check no voltage (RC check volt), 1: on; 0: off.
D 5 -- on/off of inconsistent start reclosing (Incon start RC), 1: on; 0: off.
D 4 -- on/off of protection start reclosing (PROT start RC), 1: on; 0: off.
D 3 -- on/off of under-frequency (Under freq), 1: on; 0: off.
D 2 -- on/off of undervoltage, 1: on; 0: off.
D 1 -- on/off of zero sequence over-voltage protection（U0 overV）, 1: on; 0: off.
D 0 -- on/off of direction locking of zero sequence 2-step over-current protection（I0 OC Ⅱ DIR）, 1: on;
0: off.
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D15-- on/off of harmonic analysis function，1: on; 0: off.
D14-- selection of current mode, 1: two-phases (C2); 0: three-phases(C3).
D13-- selection of phase-to-phase/phase mode, 1: phase-to-phase wiring (V-V); 0: phase wiring (Y).
D12-- standby。
D11-- standby。
D10-- standby。
D 9-- standby。
D 8-- standby。
D 7-- standby。
D 6-- standby。
D 5-- standby。
D 4-- standby。
D 3-- standby。
D 2-- standby。
D 1-- standby。
D 0-- on/off of CT break protection, 1: on; 0: off.
6.2 parameters table
Index Name Range Remarks

for permissions limit to output drive, settings,
1 Password 0000～9999
and parameters
2 Setting zone No. 0～7 for selection of setting area
3 Communication address 1～99
COM1 communication
4 0～6 00: 2400 bps，01: 4800 bps，02: 9600 bps，
baud-rate
03:19200 bps，04:38400 bps，
COM2 communication
5 0～6 05:57600 bps，06:115200 bps
baud-rate
CAN1 communication
6 0～7 00:20k bps，01:40k bps，02:60k bps，
baud-rate
03:80k bps，04:100k bps，05:125k bps，
CAN2 communication
7 0～7 06:250k bps，07:500k bps
baud-rate
8 Can1 master address 1～99
9 Can2 master address 1～99
0.0.0.0～
10 Ip address
255.255.255.255
0.0.0.0～
11 Subnet mask
255.255.255.255
0.0.0.0～
12 default gateway
255.255.255.255
13 Protocol selection 0～2 0:DP, 1:103, 2:Modbus
14 Confirm the time of 10～99 Unit：mS
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pulse
Rated current of phase
15 0～1 0: 5A, 1: 1A
CT
DCS output 1 channel the corresponding measurement：none、IA、
16 (channel select) 0～9
IB、IC、UAB、UBC、UCA、P、Q、F
Adjustment coefficient
17 of DCS output 1 (adjust 0.500～1.500
coeff)
DCS output 2 channel the corresponding measurement：none、IA、
18 (channel select) 0～9
IB、IC、UAB、UBC、UCA、P、Q、F
Adjustment coefficient
19 of DCS output 2 (adjust 0.500～1.500
coeff)
20 Fault recorder settings 0～2 0:off, 1:DP format, 2:Comtrade format
Instantaneous trip
21 matrix(Inst Protection) 0～FFF
Instantaneous
22 acceleration trip 0～FFF
matrix(Inst ACC )
Limit-time
23 instantaneous trip 0～FFF
matrix(LT Inst)
Limit-time
instantaneous
24 acceleration trip 0～FFF
matrix(LT Inst ACC) Hexadecimal number, Bit0-Bit11,
Definite-time corresponding to the action, alarm and 8 relay
25 overcurrent trip matrix 0～FFF outputs.
(DT OC)
Definite-time
overcurrent acceleration Bit0: Protection action signal
26 trip matrix 0～FFF Bit1: Alarm signal
(DT OC ACC) Bit2: standby signal,
Inverse-time overcurrent Bit3: Device fault
27 trip matrix 0～FFF Bit4: relay output 1,
(IT OC) Bit5: relay output 2,
Overload matrix Bit6: relay output 3
28 0～FFF
Bit7: relay output 4
Zero sequence 1-step Bit8: relay output 5
29 overcurrent matrix (I0 0～FFF Bit9: relay output 6
OCⅠ) Bit10: remote trip
Zero sequence 1-step Bit11: remote close
overcurrent acceleration
30 trip matrix (I0 OC Ⅰ 0～FFF
ACC)
Zero sequence 2-step
31 overcurrent matrix (I0 0～FFF
OC Ⅱ)
Zero sequence 2-step
overcurrent acceleration
32 trip matrix (I0 OC Ⅱ 0～FFF
ACC)
Zero sequence
33 over-voltage alarm 0～FFF
matrix (U0 overvoltage)
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34 Undervoltage trip matrix 0～FFF

Underfrequency trip
35 matrix 0～FFF
36 Auto reclosing matrix 0～FFF

37 Synchro reclosing matrix 0～FFF
38 PT break alarm matrix 0～FFF
39 CT break alarm matrix 0～FFF
6.3 binary inputs table
The voltage of binary inputs is DC220V. When checking the binary inputs circuit in the "binary
inputs" menu, short connect the input terminal（add the power is positive） and the input common terminal
(terminal No.A06, add the power is negative.), by the DC220V power supply.
Index Name Terminal Check method

1 breaker state A07 To add DC220V between the terminals A06-A07, it displays off to on.
2 Trolley run position A08 To add DC220V between the terminals A06-A08, it displays off to on.
3 Trolley test position A09 To add DC220V between the terminals A06-A09, it displays off to on.
4 Earth switch A10 To add DC220V between the terminals A06-A10, it displays off to on.
5 spring energy status A11 To add DC220V between the terminals A06-A11, it displays off to on.
6 Manual trip A12 To add DC220V between the terminals A06-A12, it displays off to on.
7 Manual close A13 To add DC220V between the terminals A06-A13, it displays off to on.
8 Blocking reclosing A14 To add DC220V between the terminals A06-A14, it displays off to on.
9 Spare binary input１ A15 To add DC220V between the terminals A06-A15, it displays off to on.
10 Spare binary input２ A16 To add DC220V between the terminals A06-A16, it displays off to on.
11 Spare binary input 3 A17 To add DC220V between the terminals A06-A17, it displays off to on.
12 Spare binary input 4 A18 To add DC220V between the terminals A06-A18, it displays off to on.
If the external power supply is AC, the voltage of binary inputs is DC24V(need custom before they
leave the factory), terminal A06 is the input common terminal, namely the device’s internal 24V+.)
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1 breaker state A07 To short connect terminal A06, A07, it displays off to on.
2 Trolley run position A08 To short connect terminal A06, A08, it displays off to on.
3 Trolley test position A09 To short connect terminal A06, A09, it displays off to on.
4 Earth switch A10 To short connect terminal A06, A10, it displays off to on.
5 spring energy status A11 To short connect terminal A06, A11, it displays off to on.
6 Manual trip A12 To short connect terminal A06, A12, it displays off to on.
7 Manual close A13 To short connect terminal A06, A13, it displays off to on.
8 Blocking reclosing A14 To short connect terminal A06, A14, it displays off to on.
9 Spare binary input１ A15 To short connect terminal A06, A15, it displays off to on.
10 Spare binary input２ A16 To short connect terminal A06, A16, it displays off to on.
11 Spare binary input 3 A17 To short connect terminal A06, A17, it displays off to on.
12 Spare binary input 4 A18 To short connect terminal A06, A18, it displays off to on.
6.4 power pulse
Inspect power pulse value in the "power pulse" submenu of "real-time data" menu
1 A19 The terminal A23 connect the negative of DC24V,Use
active power pulse 1 the positive of DC24V each time to short connect
terminals A19, the counting number increase1.
reactive power pulse
the positive of DC24V each time to short connect
1
active power pulse 2 the positive of DC24V each time to short connect
reactive power pulse
the positive of DC24V each time to short connect
2
5 / Inputting measure current, voltage, power is
+kwh
accumulated to integer power by time.
+kvarh
-kwh
-kvarh
6.5 output drive table
Inspect binary outputs circuit in the "output drive" menu.

Index Name Check method Check terminals state
1 Protection action Press the Enter key. Move terminals B01、B02conducting
signal cursor to on.
2 Press the Enter key. Move terminals B01、B03conducting
Alarm signal
cursor to on.
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standby signal
cursor to on.
Device fault
cursor to on.
relay output 1
cursor to on.
relay output 2
cursor to on.
relay output 3
cursor to on.
relay output 4
cursor to on.
relay output 5
cursor to on.
relay output 6
cursor to on.
remote trip
cursor to on.
remote close
cursor to on.
13 Press the Enter key. Move Signal relays are returned
Signal reset relay
cursor to on.
Description：
To drive the relay in the state of "on", it should return to "off" after checking the output situation.
After finishing all out drive, exit "output drive" menu and press the "Return" key.
Chapter 7 User installation and adjustment instructions
（1）checking before power on

1． Check whether the device model consistent with the design.
2． Check whether wire connections of device terminals are securely connected.
3. Check the device ground is good.
（2）Inspection of power on
1． Close the external control power switch. Close the device power switch. Check the device
working conditions. Normal operating characteristics are as follows: After the end of the
power-on, power light is displayed properly, and the LCD screen displays the device type
menu.
2． Inspection of menu operation: take menu operation according to describe, and check the
contents of the menu items.
3. Debug step of Protection function:
a． Put on or off of protection functions and settings in the "Settings set" menu.
b．Input the analog by item. Functional debug according to the principle of protection.
c． Check the protection action event records and fault alarm indicator.
d．Check signals reversion.
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3． Debug of binary inputs function

Entering the "Binary inputs" Menu, according to design drawings, check binary inputs
switch one by one and check whether according with the LCD status. For binary inputs
having events record, check whether there are switch events in event record menu.
（3）system inter-test
1．System inter-test conditions
a． The individual features of each device test are completed and each device is working
properly.
b．Communication with the background monitoring system in each device is normal.
2． Initialization settings
a． To set up Communication address and communication baud rate, the Communication
address of each device should not be repeated;
b．To set PT ratio, CT ratio, voltage wiring mode, current wiring mode in "Settings set"
menu.
3． System inter-test contents and procedures
a． Remote control test.
b．Remote-signal sending test.
c． Remote-measure sending test.
d．SOE sending test.
（4）Notes before running
1．Check the protection on/off and the settings are correct or not.
2．The device is working properly.
（5）Notes after running
1．After running, pay attention to check the current, voltage, active power, reactive power
whether are accordance with the actual situation.
2．To check phases of voltage and current are correct or not.
3．To check switch, switch status whether are accordance with the actual situation.
4．To check the device light is normal or not.
（6）Operation and Maintenance Precautions
1．If the failure lamp or the alarm lamp in device is light, check the event records and revert
the signal by confirming the events.
2．Check the LCD is normal or not.
3. Do not arbitrarily change the password. Free to modify the settings is strictly prohibited;
4. Hot plug each plug-in is prohibited.
5．Technicians replace spare parts usually under the factory guidance.
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Chapter 8 Technical parameters
1. Environmental conditions
1.1 The basic environmental conditions (to determine the product basic performance and accuracy, or
arbitrate standard atmospheric conditions for test)
● Ambient temperature：20±5℃
● Relative humidity：45%～80%
● Atmospheric pressure：86～106 KPa
1.2 Working conditions
● Ambient temperature：-20℃～+60℃. 24-hour average temperature does not exceed +45℃。
● Relative humidity: Month average maximum relative humidity is below 95%. no condensation on the
surface of casing.
● Operating environment: No corrosive gases and severe dust leading metal or insulation damage. No mold,
fire, explosion hazardous substances.
1.3 storage, transportation and extreme ambient temperature
Storage, transportation and installation of the device allow the ambient temperature is -25℃～+75℃.
Do not appear irreversible changes in the conditions if there are no incentive inputs.
2. Power
2.1 AC Power
● Rated voltage：220V（-15%～+10%）
● Frequency：50HZ（-1%～+1%）
2.2 DC power supply
● Rated voltage：220V or 110V
● Tolerance：-20%～+20%
● ripple factor：less than 5%
3. The rated parameters
● AC current：5A or 1A
● Zero sequence current: 5A in large grounding system, 0.2A in small grounding system.
● AC voltage：100V/3 or 100V
● open delta voltage 3U0: 100V
4. Power consumption
● DC circuit：Less than 8W
● AC voltage circuit：greater than 0.8VA/phase
● AC current circuit: not more than 0.8VA /phase
5. The precise scope of work
● Current precise scope of work： 0.5A～100A
● Voltage accuracy range： 1V～120V
● DCS DC current range： 4～20mA
6. Accuracy
● Protection setting error：less than±3%
● Current measurement accuracy：0.5%
● Voltage measurement accuracy： 0.5%
● power, integer power measurement accuracy：1.0%
● DC measurement accuracy：0.5%
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7. Output contacts
● Capacity: Connect the DC250V 8A (pure resistive load)
● Working life：Action 100,000
8. Insulation resistance, dielectric strength and impulse voltage
Insulation resistance: ≥ 1000 MΩ
Dielectric strength: 2KV, 50HZ, 1min
Impulse voltage: 5KV (1.2/50) μs

9. Vibrations
In accordance with the relevant provisions of IEC60255-21-1, 3.2.1, 3.2.2.
10. Impacts
In accordance with the relevant provisions of GB/T14537-1993 In 4.2.1,4.2.2.
11. Bumps
In accordance with the relevant provisions of GB/T14537-1993 in 4.3.
12. Anti-interference performances
12.1 pulse interference test: able to withstand the attenuation sasses pulse interference test, in which voltage
amplitude ofh common-mode is 2500V and differential-mode is 1000V with frequency is 1MHz and
100kHz provided as severe grade IV in 3.1.1 of the GB/T14598.13-1998.
12.2 Electrostatic discharge test: able to withstand the electrostatic discharge
12.3 Radiated electromagnetic interference test: able to withstand the electromagnetic radiation interference
test which is provided as severe grade IV in 4.1.1 of GB/T14598.9—1995.
12.4 Fast transient disturbance test: able to withstand the fast transient interference test which is provided
as severe grade IV in 4.1 of GB/T14598.

13. Overload capacity
Under 2 times of rated current device can work continuously. Under 10 times of rated current device
can work for 10s; Under 40 times of rated current device can work for 1s.
14. Other indicators are met the DL478-2001 "static relay protection and automatic
safety devices general technical requirements"
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Chapter 9 Appendix
9.1 Figure of operating circuit (only applicable for DC operation. There is no operating
circuit in device when AC operation)
anti-jumping &
anti-jumping &
closing relay
tripping relay
closing relay
self-holding
off-position
samll bus
on indicator
on-position
off indicator
self-holding
self-holding
anti-jumping
self-holding
self-holding
tripping
fuse
relay
protection open
off indicator
manual close
remote close
remote/local
small bus
on indicator
remote open
manual open
reclose
convert
fuse
Fig. 9-1 Figure of circuit operation of HDPL-810C2(C3)type microprocessor based line protection and
monitoring device
Note：1. SA the change-over switch for conversion of local and remote control. KK is used for
tripping.
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2．Protection trip junction (BHJ) and Reclosing junction (CHJ) by corresponding terminal number in
the figure are chosen from the protection relay output 1 to 6.
9.2 Figure of external terminal
Note:
1. A,B,C phase current are connected into HDPL-810C3
type;
A,C phase current are connected into HDPL-810C2
type.
2. Only when DC operation, the device has operating
circuit.
3. There is no DCS current output in stardand config .
4. If no communication needs, the device has no
communication configure.
protection
current
input
measure
current
input
zero
sequence
current
measure
voltage
input
zero
sequence
voltage
line
voltage
Note：when the voltage of binary inputs is DC24V of the device internal. Terminal A06 is the input
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common terminal of DC24V+. Methods see section 6.3.

Fig. 9-2 Figure of external terminals of HDPL-810C2(C3)type microprocessor based line protection and
monitoring device
9.3 Figure of external wiring
HJ YC
TBJ QF
HJ TBJ
TBJ
TJ
TJ QF YT
HWJ
TWJ QF
HWJ
THJ
TWJ HWJ
Note：when the voltage of binary inputs is DC24V of the device internal. Terminal A06 is the input
common terminal of DC24V+.) Methods see section 6.3.
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Fig. 9-3 Figure of external wiring of HDPL-810C2(C3)type microprocessor based line protection and
monitoring device
9.4 Protection function verification
9.4.1 Phase inspect

Take phase A voltage as benchmark (UA phase equal 0 °). Calculate and indicate each phase of current
and voltage to facilitate to inspect the wiring of current and voltage at local. When the voltage is V-V
wiring mode, take UAB as benchmark.
Connect as the Figure 9-4. Terminals D01 and D02 are protection current IA1 input. Terminals D03
and D04 are protection current IB1 input. Terminals D05 and D06 are protection current IC1 input
terminals. D07 and D08 are IA2 measuring current input. Terminal D09 and D10 are measuring current IB2
input terminals. Terminals D11 and D12 are measuring current IC2 input. Terminals D15 and D16 are
phase A voltage input. Terminals D17 and D18 are phase B voltage input. Terminals D19 and D20 are
phase C voltage input.
 Input UA, UB, UC with three-phase symmetrical voltage of 57.7V. The phase difference is 120 °
(UA =0 °, UB =240 °, UC =120 °). Inspect device UA, UB, UC voltage data. They should be accord
with the value and phase of input voltages.
 Input UA with 57.7V, phase 0 °. Input IA1、IB1、IC1 with three-phase symmetrical current of 5A.
The phase difference is 120 °(IA1=0 °, IB1=240 °, IC1=120 °). Inspect the device IA1 IB1, IC1
current data. They should be accord with the value and phase of input currents.
 Input UA with 57.7V, phase 0 °. Input IA2、IB2、IC2 with three-phase symmetrical current of 5A.
The phase difference is 120 °(IA2=0 °, IB2=240 °, IC2=120 °). Inspect the device IA2, IB2, IC2
current data. They should be accord with the value and phase of input currents.
IA1(IB1、IC1) D01(D03、D05)
、IC1＇)
IA1＇(IB1＇ D02(D04、D06)
A01
Device power
A02
IA2(IB2、IC2) D07(D09、D11)
、IC2＇)
IA2＇(IB2＇ D08(D10、D12)
UA(UB、UC) D15(D17、D19)
、UC＇)
UA＇(UB＇ D16(D18、D20)
Fig. 9-4
9.4.2 Instantaneous protection verification
Connect as the Figure 9-4. Assume that the instantaneous setting is 12A, The time delay is 0S. Select
the signal output 1 and relay output 1 in instantaneous trip matrix. Put in instantaneous protection in the
control word 1. Input 12A single-phase protection current. Increase or reduce by step of 0.01A. Inspect
the action accuracy of instantaneous protection.
When instantaneous protection is operated, inspect protection action signal (terminals B01-B02),
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protection relay output1 (terminals B07-B08) which should be conduction.

1）Compound voltage locking instantaneous protection verification：
Put in the compound voltage locking instantaneous function in control word 1.
 Under-voltage locking of compound voltage: input the symmetrical three-phase voltage, so
that the phase-phase voltage value is higher than the under-voltage setting of compound
voltage, input protection current more than instantaneous protection setting, instantaneous
protection should not act, then with 0.1V step, reduce the voltage until the instantaneous
protection action, in order to verify the under-voltage accuracy of compound voltage.
 Negative sequence voltage locking of compound voltage: input the single-phase voltage,
higher than the under-voltage setting of the compound voltage, and the negative
sequence voltage is lower than the negative sequence voltage setting of the compound
voltage, input protection current more than instantaneous protection setting,
instantaneous protection should not act, then with 0.1V step, increasing the voltage
until the instantaneous protection action, in order to verify the negative sequence
voltage accuracy of compound voltage.
2）Direction locking instantaneous protection verification：
Put in the direction locking instantaneous function in control word 1, set the system grounding
type is 0 ( No earth ).
 IA、UBC directional component verification：input phase B、phase C voltage，input phase A
current higher than the instantaneous setting, then with 1°step, increasing or reduce the phase A
angle, the zone of directional component operation should be 45°~ -135°（if phase A current
lead phase BC voltage，the phase angle is negative）.
 IB、UCA directional component verification：input phase C、phase A voltage，input phase B
current higher than the instantaneous setting, then with 1°step, increasing or reduce the phase B
angle, the zone of directional component operation should be 45°~ -135°（if phase B current
lead phase CA voltage，the phase angle is negative）.
 IC、UAB directional component verification：input phase A、phase B voltage，input phase C
current higher than the instantaneous setting, then with 1°step, increasing or reduce the phase C
angle, the zone of directional component operation should be 45°~ -135°（if phase B current
lead phase AB voltage，the phase angle is negative）.
9.4.3 Limit-time instantaneous protection verification
The verification method of limit-time instantaneous protection is similar with the instantaneous
protection.
9.4.4 Overcurrent protection verification
Overcurrent protection have two type: definite time and reverse time. Connect as the Figure 9-4.
 Definite time overcurrent verification: Assume that definite time overcurrent setting is 6A and the
time delay is set as 0.5S. Select the signal output 1 and relay output 2 in the definite time
overcurrent trip matrix. Put in the definite time overcurrent protection in control word 1. Input 6A
single-phase protection current, Increase or reduce by step of 0.01A. Inspect the action accuracy
of definite time overcurrent protection.
 Inverse time overcurrent verification: Assume that the characteristic curves of the inverse-time
over-current is set as (extremely inverse time); the inverse time constant  p is set as 0.1, the
inverse-time starting current Ip is set as 6A. Select the relay output1 and signal 1 in the inverse
time overcurrent trip matrix. Put in the inverse time protection in control word 1. Input 12A
single-phase protection current. Inspect the action time of the protection whether to meet the
80
t p
-( I32/ I- p )  1
2
calculated value of criterion formula (operating time is approximately 2.670S).
9.4.5 Overload verification

The verification method of overload protection is similar with the definite time overcurrent protection.
9.4.6 Zero sequence over-current verification
Zero sequence overcurrent has two sections, each section of the test method is same. Zero sequence
1-step overcurrent as an example.
Connect as the Figure 9-5. Assume that the current setting of zero sequence over-current is 1A and the
time delay is 1S. Select the signal output 2 and relay output 3 in zero over-current trip matrix. Put in the
zero sequence over-current protection in control word 1. Input 1A current and increase or reduce by step of
0.01A. Inspect the action accuracy of zero sequence over-current protection. When zero sequence
over-current protection is operated, inspect the signal 2(terminals B01-B03) and the relay output
3(terminals B11-B12) should be connected.
I0 D13
A01
I0＇ D14 Device power
A02
U0 D21
U0＇ D22
Fig. 9-5
 zero sequence voltage locking: put in the zero sequence voltage locking in the control word 1 , input
the zero sequence voltage which value is lower than the zero sequence voltage locking setting, input
the zero sequence current which value higher than the over-current setting t, zero sequence
over-current protection should not act, then with 0.1V step, increase the voltage to zero sequence
over-current protection action, in order to verify the zero sequence voltage closed locking value
precision.
 zero sequence direction locking: join the zero sequence voltage U0, so that the voltage value is greater
than the zero sequence voltage closed locking value, adding greater than zero sequence over current
setting value of current, at 1 °I0for step, only to change the phase angle, measurement of directional
element action zone should be 0 °~180 °( I0 phase lag phase of U0 is positive ).
9.4.7 Zero sequence over-voltage verification

Connect as the Figure 9-5. Assume that zero sequence over-voltage setting is 90V; time delay setting
is 1S. Select signal 2 and trip 3 in zero sequence over-voltage matrix. Put in the Select the zero sequence
over-voltage protection in control word 1. Input voltage of 90V and Increase or reduce by step of 0.1V.
Inspect the accuracy of the zero sequence over-voltage. When zero sequence over-voltage operated, check
the signal 2(terminals B01-B03) and the trip 3 (terminals B11-B12) should be connected.
9.4.8 Undervoltage verification

Connect as the Figure 9-4. Assume that the under voltage setting is 50V; time delay is 1S. Select the
signal 1 and relay output 1 in under voltage matrix. Put in under voltage protection in control word 1. Close
the breaker auxiliary contacts (the DC220V is added between terminals A07、A06). Input UA 50V voltage
and increase or reduce by step of 0.1V. Inspect the action accuracy of under voltage protection. When under
voltage protection is operated, inspect the protection signal 1 (terminals B01-B02) and the relay output
1(terminals B07-B08) should be connected.
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9.4.9 Underfrequency verification

Connect as the Figure 9-4. Assume that the under frequency setting is 49.50Hz; time delay is 1S.
low-voltage setting of locking under-frequency is 90V, low-current setting of locking under-frequency is
1A, slip(df/dt) setting is 3Hz/S, Select the signal 1 and relay output 1 in under-frequency matrix. Put in
under-frequency protection in control word 2. Input UAB voltage 100V, IA current is 2A , and increase or
reduce frequency by step of 0.01Hz. Inspect the action accuracy of under-frequency protection. When
under-frequency protection is operated, inspect the protection signal 1 (terminals B01-B02) and the relay
output 1(terminals B07-B08) should be connected.
9.4.10 Reclosing verification

Connect wire as Figure 9-6, Assume that the reclosing delay setting is 1S, put in the protection
tripping starting reclosing function, non-corresponding starting reclosing function and the checking
no-voltage function in the control word 2, Select the signal 1 and relay output 2 in auto-reclosing
matrix. Connect the binary inputs wire as Figure 9-6, to imitate breaker in closing position, more
than 15S, LCD display shows the reclosing charged identifier in the last line. Input A phase fault
current until instantaneous or over-current protection operate, remove fault current, disconnect the
terminals A07 wire, imitate breaker in open position, waiting a second, the reclosing should
operate, inspect the signal 1( terminal B01-B02), relay output 2(terminalB09-B10) should be
conducted. The DC24V+ is added on the terminals A07, imitate circuit breaker in closing position,
the reclosing output will be return back.
IA1
D01 A01
IA1’ D02
Device power
A06 A02
-KM
A07
+KM
Fig. 9-6
9.4.11 Post-acceleration verification
Connect wire as Figure 9-6, with definite-time over-current acceleration as an example. If the
definite-time over-current setting for 6A, definite-time over-current delay setting for 0.5S, the delay
setting of definite-time over-current acceleration for 0S, put in definite-time over-current protection,
select signal 1, relay output 1 in the definite-time over-current acceleration output matrix
The DC220V is added between the terminals A07-A06, imitate circuit breaker closing (hand
closing, remote closing or reclosing), then input the fault current, post-acceleration should be
operated. inspect the protection signal 1 (terminals B01-B02) and the relay output 1(terminals
B07-B08) should be connected.
9.4.12 Synchronization closing verification

Connect wire as Figure 9-7, take manual closing starting synchronization as an example. Put
in synchronization function in the control word 2, set the line voltage mode as 0( the line voltage
UL to A phase voltage ), assume that the no-voltage closing setting is set to 30V, the low-voltage
locking synchronization setting is set to 50V, the frequency difference locking synchronization
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setting is set to 0.5Hz, the voltage difference locking synchronization setting is set to10V, the slip
locking synchronization setting is set to 0.5Hz/S, leading time angle is set to 15°, the breaker
inherent closing time is set to 0.1S, the synchronism checking allowed Maximum long time for 20S;
select signal 3, relay output 2 in the synchronization export matrix.
UA D15
A01
UA’ D16 Device power
A02
UL D23
UL＇ D24
-KM A06
+KM A07
+KM A13
Fig. 9-7
Disconnect terminals A07-A06 by the DC220V wire, imitate the breaker in open position.
 No-voltage closing checking: input the UA, UL voltage with 57V, The DC220 is added
between the terminals A13-A06, simulating the manual closing starting synchronization,
with 0.1V step, reduce the UA or UL voltage to no-voltage setting, then synchronization
should operate.
 Checking synchronization checking: input the UA, UL voltage with 57V, phase difference
is 30 °, the frequency of UA voltage is 50Hz, the frequency of UL voltage is 49.8Hz, The
DC220 is added between the terminals A13-A06, simulating manual starting
synchronization, after synchronization tracking, synchronization should operate, check
the two voltage phase difference is in the lead angle range at the closing moments.
After Synchronization action, check the synchronization output matrix definition signal and
relay contacts should be closed, The DC220V is added between the terminals A07-A06，simulating
circuit breaker in closing position, synchronization output relay will be return.
If the synchronization closing is not success in the allowed time period, device will report
"synchronization failure" in LCD.
9.4.13 CT Break verification

Connect as the Figure 9-4. Assume that the maximum load current setting is 6A; the CT break delay is
2S. Put in the CT break function. Select signal 2 in CT break matrix.
Input the 5A three-phase symmetrical current to IA1, IB1, IC1, and the phase difference is 120 °. (IA1
is 0 °. IB1 is 240 °.IC1 is 120 °.) Disconnect any phase current. CT break is reported after the CT
disconnection delay. At the same time, the corresponding relay contacts (terminals B01-B03) of CT break
matrix are connected.
9.4.14 PT Break verification

Connect as the Figure 9-4. Assume that the PT break delay is 2S. Put in the PT break function. Select
signal 2 in PT break matrix.
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Input the 57.7V three-phase symmetrical voltage to UA, UB, UC, and the phase difference is 120 °.
(UA is 0 °. UB is 240 °. UC is 120 °.) Disconnect any phase voltage. PT disconnection is reported after the
PT break delay. At the same time, the corresponding relay contacts (terminals B01-B03) of PT break matrix
are connected.
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HDPL-810C2(C3) type microprocessor based

line protection and monitoring device

Jiangxi Sunyoung Electric Co., Ltd.

1.1 range of applications

HDPL-810C2(C3) type microprocessor-based line protection device applies to the line

1.2 main features

 Function is highly integrated. Set protection, measurement, monitoring, control,

one electrical (such as current, voltage, etc.)

Chapter 2 Main Function

2.1 protection function

Index Protection Function

2.2 measure function

Index Electrical parameters Accuracy

1 secondary & primary measure current value 0.5%

2.3 monitor function

Index Item Remarks

2.4 control function

Index Item Remarks

2.5 event logging and Fault wave record

HDPL-810C2(C3)microprocessor based line protection and monitoring device is support

2.6 man-machine interface

Man-machine interface is fully matched with the requirements of ergonomic design in

2.7 communication function

HDPL-810C2(C3)type microprocessor based line protection and monitoring device as a

etc., and achieve the program of unattended substations.

Chapter 3 Structure and mounting

3.1 device structure

3.2 mechanical installation

HDPL-810C2(C3)microprocessor based line protection and monitoring device has anti-EMI,

3.3 electrical wiring precautions

3.4 communication connection

STP STP STP STP

RS485 communication cable，shielded twisted pair，Max distance： 1200m

HDPx serial HDPx serial HDPx serial

STP STP STP STP

STP STP STP STP

CAN communication cable，shielded twisted pair，Max distance：10 km

HDPx serial HDPx serial HDPx serial

STP STP STP STP

Chapter 4 Instructions for use

4.1 panel layout

Fig. 4-1 Figure of panel layout

4.2 device operating instructions

Ia1：0 0 0. 0 0 A 000° 1. Real-time data

4.2.1"real-time data" menu

1．Runtime data ――PROT current――

PROT current Ia1：000.00A 000°

Fig. 4-5 Fig. 4-6

4.2.2" reports view" menu

2. Reports view ―Action reports－ ―No. 00 report－

Action reports Input report No.： 2007-02-25

Fig.4-7 Fig.4-8 Fig.4-9

4.2.3"BI View" menu

3. BI view 4.Clock setting： 4.Clock setting：

Fig.4-10 Fig.4-11 Fig.4-12

4.2.4"Clock Set" menu

4.2. "Output drive" menu

Input password： 5. Output drive Relay output 1

Relay output 1 ON OFF

Fig.4-13 Fig.4-14 Fig.4-15

6. Parameters 6. Parameters Comm setting

Password Password Comm address

Fig.4-16 Fig.4-17 Fig.4-18

Comm address Parameters will

User's Manual of HDPL-810 Type Microprocessor Based Line Protection and Monitoring Device

User's Manual of HDPL-810 Type Microprocessor Based Line Protection and Monitoring Device