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Siemens SIPROTEC 5 Manual (490 pages)

Fault Recorder, V7.50 and higher

Brand: Siemens | Category: Voice Recorder | Size: 12.36 MB

Preface

3
Open Source Software

7
- Table of Contents
  9
1 Introduction

19
- General
  20
- Properties of SIPROTEC 5
  21
- Properties of the Fault Recorder
  23
- Parameterization and Analysis Software
  25
- Digsi 5
  25
- SICAM PQS/SICAM PQ Analyzer
  25
- Scope of Functions
  28
2 Basic Structure of the Function

31
3 System Functions

41
- Indications
  42
- General
  42
- Reading Indications on the On-Site Operation Panel
  42
- Reading Indications from the PC with DIGSI 5
  44
- Display of Indications
  45
- Logs
  46
- General
  46
- Operational Log
  47
- User-Defined Log
  49
- Sequence of Events Log
  52
- Setting-History Log
  54
- Communication Log
  56
- Security Log
  57
- Device-Diagnosis Log
  59
- Saving and Deleting the Log
  60
- Stored Indications in the SIPROTEC 5 Device
  62
- Test Mode and Influence of Indications on Substation Automation Technology
  64
- Measured-Value Acquisition
  65
- Processing Quality Attributes
  67
- Overview
  67
- Quality Processing/Affected by the User for Received GOOSE Values
  69
- Quality Processing/Affected by the User in CFC Charts
  74
- Quality Processing/Affected by the User in Internal Device Functions
  78
- Date and Time Synchronization
  82
- Overview of Functions
  82
- Structure of the Function
  82
- Function Description
  82
- Settings
  85
- Information List
  86
- User-Defined Objects
  87
- Overview
  87
- Basic Data Types
  88
- Energy Metered Values
  91
- Additional Data Types
  91
- External Signals
  91
- Other Functions
  92
- Indication Filtering and Chatter Blocking for Input Signals
  92
- General Notes for Setting the Threshold Value of Trigger Functions
  95
- Overview
  95
- Modifying the Transformer Ratios in DIGSI 5
  95
- Changing the Transformation Ratios of the Transformer on the Device
  102
4 Applications

103
- 4.1 Overview
  104
- 4.2 Application Template and Functional Scope for the Fault Recorder
  105
5 Power-System Data

109
6 Function-Group Types

135
- Function-Group Type Voltage 3-Phase
  136
- Overview
  136
- Structure of the Function Group
  136
- Application and Setting Notes
  138
- Settings
  138
- Information List
  139
- Function-Group Type Voltage/Current 1-Phase
  140
- Overview of Functions
  140
- Structure of the Function Group
  140
- Application and Setting Notes
  143
- Write-Protected Settings
  144
- Settings
  144
- Information List
  144
- Function-Group Type Voltage/Current 3-Phase
  145
- Overview
  145
- Structure of the Function Group
  146
- Application and Setting Notes
  149
- Settings
  150
- Information List
  150
- Function-Group Type Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU)
  152
- Overview of Functions
  152
- Structure of the Function Group
  152
- Function Description
  152
- Transmitted Data
  157
- PMU Communication (IEEE C37.118)
  157
- Parameterizing the PMU with DIGSI
  158
- Parameterizing the PMU on the Device
  167
- Application and Setting Notes
  169
- Settings
  170
- Information List
  170
- Function-Group Type Analog Units
  171
- Overview
  171
- Structure of the Function Group
  171
- 20-Ma Unit Ethernet
  173
- Overview
  173
- Structure of the Function
  173
- Communication with 20-Ma Unit Ethernet
  174
- Application and Setting Notes
  175
- 20-Ma Channel
  175
- Application and Setting Notes
  178
- Settings
  179
- Information List
  180
- 20-Ma Unit Serial
  180
- Overview
  180
- Application and Setting Notes
  180
- Settings
  182
- Information List
  183
- Communication with 20-Ma Unit
  183
- Integration of a Serial 20-Ma Unit
  183
- Integration of a 20-Ma Unit Ethernet
  186
- V/I-Measuring-Transducer Unit with Fast Inputs
  188
- Overview
  188
- Structure of the Function
  189
- Function Description
  189
- Application and Setting Notes
  190
- Settings
  194
- Information List
  196
- RTD Unit Ethernet
  196
- Overview
  196
- Structure of the Function
  196
- Communication with an RTD Unit
  197
- Application and Setting Notes
  198
- Temperature Sensor
  199
- Application and Setting Notes
  199
- Settings
  200
- Information List
  201
- RTD Unit, Serial
  203
- Overview
  203
- Application and Setting Notes
  203
- Settings
  203
- Information List
  204
- Communication with RTD Unit
  206
- Integration of a Serial RTD Unit (Ziehl TR1200)
  206
- Integration of an RTD-Unit Ethernet (TR1200 IP)
  208
- Temperature Simulation Without Sensors
  211
7 Fault Recorder

213
- Introduction to DIGSI 5
  214
- General
  214
- Step 1: Creating a New Project and Adding a New Device
  214
- Step 2: Setting the Parameters and Routing in DIGSI 5
  217
- Step 3: Evaluating Recordings
  225
- Working with IEC 61850
  228
- Function-Group Type Recorder
  231
- Overview of Functions
  231
- Structure of the Function Group
  231
- Function Description
  232
- Application and Setting Notes - General Settings
  234
- Time Jumps
  235
- Fast-Scan Recorder
  236
- Overview of Functions
  236
- Structure of the Function
  236
- Function Description
  236
- Application and Setting Notes
  238
- Settings
  240
- Information List
  240
- Slow-Scan Recorder
  241
- Overview of Functions
  241
- Structure of the Function
  241
- Function Description
  241
- Application and Setting Notes
  244
- Settings
  246
- Information List
  246
- Continuous Recorder
  247
- Overview of Functions
  247
- Structure of the Function
  247
- Function Description
  247
- Application and Setting Notes
  248
- Settings
  249
- Information List
  250
- Trend Recorder
  250
- Overview of Functions
  250
- Structure of the Function
  250
- Function Description
  250
- Application and Setting Notes
  252
- Settings
  252
- Information List
  253
- Sequence of Events
  253
- Overview of Functions
  253
- Flow Control of Fault Records (Fast-Scan and Slow-Scan Recorder)
  253
- Function Description of the Retrigger Blocking Time
  253
- Triggering Without the Retrigger Blocking Time
  254
- Triggering with the Retrigger Blocking Time
  255
- Function Description Analog and Binary Triggers
  262
- Overview of Functions
  262
- Function Description Analog Trigger
  262
- Structure of the Analog Trigger
  262
- Trigger Functions of the Analog Trigger
  263
- Level Trigger
  264
- Gradient Trigger (DM/Dt)
  264
- Function Description Binary Trigger
  265
- Manual Trigger Start
  265
- External Trigger Start
  268
- GOOSE Trigger
  268
- Trigger Start Using Logic Block Chart
  269
- Triggers on Indications
  269
- Trigger Functions 1-Phase
  271
- Voltage Trigger
  271
- Overview of Functions
  271
- Structure of the Function
  271
- Function Description
  271
- Application and Setting Notes Trig V RMS (RMS Value)
  273
- Application and Setting Notes Trig V Fund (Fundamental Component)
  274
- Settings
  276
- Information List
  277
- Current Trigger
  277
- Overview of Functions
  277
- Structure of the Function
  277
- Function Description
  278
- Application and Setting Notes I RMS Trig
  279
- Application and Setting Notes I Fund. Trig
  281
- Settings
  282
- Information List
  284
- Frequency Trigger
  285
- Overview of Functions
  285
- Structure of the Function
  285
- Function Description
  285
- Application and Setting Notes - Frequency Trigger
  287
- Settings
  288
- Information List
  289
- Power Trigger
  289
- Overview of Functions
  289
- Structure of the Function
  289
- Function Description
  290
- Application and Setting Notes - Trigger P
  291
- Application and Setting Notes - Trigger Q
  293
- Settings
  294
- Information List
  296
- Trigger Functions 3-Phase
  297
- Voltage Trigger
  297
- Overview of Functions
  297
- Structure of the Function
  297
- Function Description
  297
- Application and Setting Notes Trig V Fund (Fundamental Component)
  299
- Application and Setting Notes Trig V RMS (RMS Value)
  302
- Application and Setting Notes - V0 Trigger (Zero-Sequence System)
  305
- Application and Setting Notes - V1 Trigger (Positive-Sequence System)
  306
- Application and Setting Notes - V2 Trigger (Negative-Sequence System)
  307
- Settings
  308
- Information List
  312
- Current Trigger
  312
- Overview of Functions
  312
- Structure of the Function
  312
- Function Description
  313
- Application and Setting Notes I Fund. Trig
  315
- Application and Setting Notes Trigger I RMS
  317
- Application and Setting Notes - I0 Trigger (Zero-Sequence System)
  320
- Application and Setting Notes I1 Trigger (Positive-Sequence System)
  321
- Application and Setting Notes - I2 Trigger (Negative-Sequence System)
  322
- Settings
  323
- Information List
  330
- Frequency Trigger
  331
- Overview of Functions
  331
- Structure of the Function
  331
- Function Description
  332
- Application and Setting Notes - Frequency Trigger
  333
- Settings
  334
- Information List
  335
- Power Trigger
  335
- Overview of Functions
  335
- Structure of the Function
  335
- Function Description
  336
- Application and Setting Notes Trigger Psum
  338
- Application and Setting Notes Qsum Trig
  339
- Application and Setting Notes Trigger Ssum
  341
- Function Description Trigger Power Swing
  342
- Application and Setting Notes, Trigger Power Swing
  343
- Settings
  344
- Information List
  346
- Measurands and Recorder Routing Functions
  348
- Measurands
  348
- Properties of Measurands
  348
- Using Measurands
  348
- Routing the Measurands in DIGSI 5 for Processing in SICAM PQS
  353
- Recorder Routing V
  353
- Overview of Functions
  353
- Structure of the Function
  353
- Indications
  353
- Application and Setting Notes
  354
- Settings
  354
- Information List
  355
- Recorder Routing VI 1-Phase
  356
- Overview of Functions
  356
- Structure of the Function
  356
  - Application and Setting Notes
    356
  - Information List
    356
  - Recorder Routing VI 3-Phase
    357
  - Overview of Functions
    357
  - Structure of the Function
    357
  - Application and Setting Notes
    357
  - Settings
    358
  - Information List
    358
  - V/I Measuring-Transducer Unit with Fast Inputs
    360
  - Overview of Functions
    360
  - Information List
    360
8 Supervision Functions

361
- Overview
  362
- Resource-Consumption Supervision
  363
- Load Model
  363
- Function Points
  364
- CFC Resources
  365
- Supervision of the Secondary System
  367
- Signaling-Voltage Supervision
  367
- Overview of Functions
  367
- Structure of the Function
  367
- Function Description
  367
- Application and Setting Notes
  369
- Settings
  370
- Information List
  372
- Voltage-Balance Supervision
  372
- Overview of Functions
  372
- Structure of the Function
  372
- Function Description
  372
- Application and Setting Notes
  374
- Settings
  374
- Information List
  374
- Voltage-Sum Supervision
  375
- Overview of Functions
  375
- Structure of the Function
  375
- Function Description
  375
- Application and Setting Notes
  377
- Settings
  377
- Information List
  377
- Voltage Phase-Rotation Supervision
  378
- Overview of Functions
  378
- Structure of the Function
  378
- Function Description
  378
- Application and Setting Notes
  379
- Settings
  379
- Information List
  379
- Broken-Wire Detection
  380
- Overview of Functions
  380
- Structure of the Function
  380
- Function Description
  381
- Application and Setting Notes
  383
- Settings
  383
- Information List
  383
- Current-Balance Supervision
  384
- Overview of Functions
  384
- Structure of the Function
  384
- Function Description
  384
- Application and Setting Notes
  385
- Settings
  386
- Information List
  386
- Current-Sum Supervision
  386
- Overview of Functions
  386
- Structure of the Function
  387
- Function Description
  387
- Application and Setting Notes
  389
- Settings
  389
- Information List
  390
- Current Phase-Rotation Supervision
  390
- Overview of Functions
  390
- Structure of the Function
  390
- Function Description
  391
- Application and Setting Notes
  392
- Settings
  392
- Information List
  392
- Supervision of the Device Hardware
  393
- Overview
  393
- Analog-Channel Supervision Via Fast Current-Sum
  394
- Overview of Functions
  394
- Structure of the Function
  395
- Function Description
  395
- Supervision of Device Firmware
  398
- Supervision of Hardware Configuration
  399
- Supervision of Communication Connections
  400
- Error Responses and Corrective Measures
  401
- Overview
  401
- Defect Severity 1
  402
- Defect Severity 2
  405
- Defect Severity 3
  406
- Defect Severity 4 (Group Alarm)
  407
- Group Indications
  409

Siemens SIPROTEC 5 Manual (272 pages)

V8.30 and higher

Brand: Siemens | Category: Industrial Equipment | Size: 16.85 MB

Preface

3
Open Source Software

9
- Table of Contents
  11
1 First Steps

17
2 Expanding Devices

25
3 Fitting the Devices

37
4 Handling of Plug-In Modules

67
- Installation, Removal, Replacement
  68
- Fasteners
  68
- Installation
  68
- Removing
  69
- Replacement
  71
5 Using On-Site Operation Panel

73
- General
  74
- Overview of Operator Elements and Display Elements
  75
- Displays for Indication and Control
  83
- Structure of the Menu
  85
- Menu Tree
  86
- Notification Windows and Dialogs
  88
- Displaying Device Mode
  90
- Display of Routings and Status
  92
6 Using DIGSI 5

97
7 Operation Using a Browser-Based User Interface

107
- General
  108
- Operation
  109
- Buttons
  115
- General
  115
- Device
  115
- Engineering
  115
- Monitoring
  117
- Measured Values
  120
- Terminal Assignment
  123
- Recording
  125
- Diagnosis
  126
- Administration
  128
- Service
  130
- Examples
  132
- General
  132
- Example 1: Reading out Operational Indications
  132
- Example 2: Changing Settings
  134
8 Operation in the Operating State

137
- Overview
  138
- Safety Notes and Access Rights
  139
- Safety Notes
  139
- Operation Options
  140
- General
  140
- Online Operation Using DIGSI 5
  140
- Offline Operation Using DIGSI 5
  143
- Using the On-Site Operation Panel
  145
- Indications
  146
- General
  146
- Reading Indications on the On-Site Operation Panel
  146
- Reading Indications from the PC with DIGSI 5
  148
- Displaying Indications
  149
- Spontaneous Indication Display in DIGSI 5
  152
- Spontaneous Fault Display on the On-Site Operation Panel
  152
- Stored Indications in the SIPROTEC 5 Device
  154
- Acknowledgment of Stored Indications
  155
- Test Mode and Influence of Indications on Substation Automation Technology
  157
- Logs
  158
- General
  158
- Operational Log
  159
- Fault Log
  161
- Ground-Fault Log
  162
- Setting-History Log
  164
- User Log
  166
- Security Log
  167
- Device-Diagnosis Log
  168
- Communication Log
  170
- Communication-Supervision Log
  171
- Motor-Starting Log
  172
- Saving and Deleting the Logs
  174
- Edit Measured and Metered Values
  176
- Overview of Measured and Metered Values
  176
- Reading Measured Values and Metered Values
  177
- Setting and Resetting Energy Values
  179
- Setting and Resetting User-Defined Metered Values
  180
- Resetting Min./Max./Average Values
  181
- Setting and Resetting Statistical Values
  181
- Fault Recording
  183
- General
  183
- Reading Fault Records
  183
- Displaying Fault Records
  184
- Saving and Exporting Fault Records
  185
- Deleting Fault Records
  186
- Recording a Test Fault Record
  186
- Configuration of Fault-Record Channels
  186
- Configuration of the Start Criterion
  187
- Change Device Settings
  189
- Date and Time Synchronization
  189
- Setting Time and Date
  189
- Setting Time Keeping Parameters
  190
- Status and Monitoring of Time Keeping
  192
- Setting the Contrast of the Device Display
  193
- Changing the Language on the Device
  193
- Changing Confirmation Ids
  195
- Setting Function Settings
  196
- Settings Group Switching
  199
- Control System on Site
  202
- General
  202
- Menu Structure
  202
- Switching Authority
  203
- Switching Mode
  203
- Control with Graphic Display
  204
- Control with Small Display
  205
- Acquisition Blocking and Manual Updating
  206
- Status Display
  208
- Setting a Marker
  209
- Assignment of Authorizations with Confirmation ID
  209
- Control with Function Keys
  210
9 Commissioning

211
- Overview
  212
- Test Suite Integrated in the Device
  213
- Test Functions
  213
- Testing Current and Voltage Inputs
  214
- Testing Protection Functions
  215
- Creating Signals for Communication Interfaces
  217
- Testing Switching Devices
  217
- Circuit-Breaker Test
  219
- Device Information and Diagnosis
  219
- Initial Startup
  222
- Establishing Readiness for Operation State
  222
- Using a Project with DIGSI 5
  222
- Initializing Device and Verifying Basic Status
  223
- Testing Readiness for Operation
  224
- Secondary Tests
  225
- Scope of Inspection and Methodology
  225
- Recommendation for Testing of Functions
  225
- Testing Interfaces in the Compound System
  227
- Primary Tests
  228
- Testing System Integration
  228
- Methodical Procedure for Primary Tests of Functions
  230
- Testing Measured Values During Operation
  231

Siemens SIPROTEC 5 Hardware Description (254 pages)

Brand: Siemens | Category: Power distribution unit | Size: 16.38 MB

Preface

3
- Siprotec
  5
Open Source Software

7
- Table of Contents
  9
1 Introduction

15
- Advantages of SIPROTEC 5
  16
- Modular Systems and Hardware Characteristics
  17
2 Forms of Devices and On-Site Operation Panels

19
3 Electronic Modules

43
- Power-Supply Modules of the Modular Devices
  44
- Application Sheet of the Power-Supply Modules of the Modular Devices
  44
- Power-Supply Module PS201
  44
- Description
  44
- Terminals
  45
- Power-Supply Module PS203
  48
- Description
  48
- Terminals
  49
- Plug-In Module Assembly with Integrated Power Supply CB202
  51
- Description
  51
- Terminals
  52
- Input and Output Modules of the Modular Devices
  54
- Function Description of the Input and Output Modules of the Modular Devices
  54
- Input and Output Module IO201
  55
- Description
  55
- Terminals
  55
- Input and Output Module IO202
  57
- Description
  57
- Terminals
  58
- Input and Output Module IO203
  60
- Description
  60
- Terminals
  61
- Input and Output Module IO204
  63
- Description
  63
- Terminals
  64
- Input and Output Module IO205
  66
- Description
  66
- Terminals
  67
- Input and Output Module IO206
  69
- Description
  69
- Terminals
  70
- Input and Output Module IO207
  72
- Description
  72
- Terminals
  72
- Input and Output Module IO208
  74
- Description
  74
- Terminals
  75
- Input and Output Module IO209
  77
- Description
  77
- Terminals
  78
- Input and Output Module IO210
  80
- Description
  80
- Terminals
  81
- Input and Output Module IO211
  83
- Description
  83
- Terminals
  84
- Input and Output Module IO212
  86
- Description
  86
- Terminals
  87
- Input and Output Module IO214
  89
- Description
  89
- Terminals
  90
- Input and Output Module IO215
  92
- Description
  92
- Terminals
  92
- Input Module IO230
  93
- Description
  93
- Terminals
  93
- Input and Output Module IO231
  96
- Description
  96
- Terminals
  96
- Input Module IO233
  98
- Description
  98
- Terminals
  99
- Input and Output Module PB201
  101
- Description
  101
- Terminals
  102
- Power-Supply Module of Non-Modular Devices (7Xx82)
  104
- Power-Supply Module PS101
  104
- Description
  104
- Terminals
  105
- Input and Output Modules of the Non-Modular Devices (7Xx82)
  108
- Function Description of the Input and Output Modules of the Non-Modular Devices
  108
- Input and Output Module IO101
  108
- Description
  108
  - Terminals
    109
  - Input and Output Module IO102
    111
  - Description
    111
  - Terminals
    112
  - Input and Output Module IO103
    114
  - Description
    114
  - Terminals
    115
  - Input and Output Module IO110
    117
  - Description
    117
  - Terminals
    118
  - Input and Output Module IO111
    120
  - Description
    120
  - Terminals
    121
  - Connections of Temperature Sensors and Cables
    123
4 Plug-In Modules

127
- Function Description of Plug-In Modules of Modular and Non-Modular Devices
  128
- Communication Modules
  129
- Overview
  129
- Communication Applications of the Plug-In Modules
  132
- Serial Modules for Short Distances
  135
- Special Features of Serial Electrical Modules
  135
- Usart-Ab-1El
  136
- Usart-Ac-2El
  137
- Usart-Ad-1Fo
  137
- Usart-Ae-2Fo
  138
- Serial Modules for Long Distances
  138
- Application
  138
- Usart-Af-1Ldfo
  139
- Usart-Ag-1Ldfo
  139
- Usart-Ah-1Ldfo
  141
- Usart-Aj-1Ldfo
  141
- Usart-Ak-1Ldfo
  142
- Usart-Aw-2Ldfo
  143
- Usart-Au-2Ldfo
  143
- Usart-Ax-2Ldfo
  144
- Usart-Ay-2Ldfo
  145
- Usart-Av-2Ldfo
  146
- Ethernet Modules
  146
- Operation of Ethernet Modules
  146
- Eth-Ba-2El
  148
- Eth-Bb-2Fo
  149
- Measuring-Transducer Modules
  150
- Overview
  150
- Anai-Ca-4El
  150
- Arc-CD-3Fo
  151
5 Working on the Device

153
- First Steps
  154
- Electrical Inspection
  154
- Expanding Modular Devices
  156
- Flush-Mounting Devices
  156
- Basic Rules for Expansion
  156
- Expanding 1St Device Row
  157
- Expanding Devices with 2Nd Device Row
  158
- Surface-Mounted Devices with Integrated On-Site Operation Panel
  160
- Basic Rules for Expansion
  160
- Expanding 1St Device Row
  161
- Expanding Devices with 2Nd Device Row
  163
- Surface-Mounted Devices with Detached On-Site Operation Panel
  165
- Basic Rules for Expansion
  165
- Expanding 1St Device Row
  166
- Plug-In Modules
  168
- Fasteners
  168
- Installation
  168
- Removing
  169
- Replacement
  171
- Arc Sensors for Module: ARC-CD-3FO
  173
- Point Sensor
  173
- Description
  173
- Installation
  174
- Line Sensor
  176
- Description
  176
- Installation
  176
- Battery
  179
- Description
  179
- Replacing the Battery
  180
- SDHC Memory Card
  181
- Installing Current and Voltage Terminals
  183
- Description
  183
- Connections of Current Terminals
  185
- Connections of Voltage Terminals
  187
- Connections of Voltage Terminals with Spring Clips
  187
- Connections of Voltage Terminals with Screw Connection
  188
- Installation and Removal
  188

Siemens SIPROTEC 5 Operation Manual (218 pages)

V7.30 and higher

Brand: Siemens | Category: Controller | Size: 19.44 MB

Preface

3
- Using DIGSI
  5
- Siprotec
  5
- Operation
  6
- C53000-G5040-C003
  7
Open Source Software

7
- Table of Contents
  9
1 First Steps

15
- Unpacking, Repacking and Storing
  16
- Incoming Inspection
  18
- Electrical Inspection
  19
2 Expanding Devices

21
3 Fitting the Devices

31
4 Handling of Plug-In Modules

45
- Installation, Removal, Replacement
  46
- Fasteners
  46
- Installation
  46
- Removing
  47
- Replacement
  49
5 Using On-Site Operation Panel

51
- General
  52
- Overview of Operator Elements and Display Elements
  53
- Displays for Indication and Control
  60
- Structure of the Menu
  62
- Menu Tree
  63
- Notification Windows and Dialogs
  65
- Displaying Device Mode
  66
- Display of Routings and Status
  68
6 Using DIGSI 5

73
7 Commissioning

83
8 Operation in the Operating State

105
- Overview
  106
- Safety Notes and Access Rights
  107
- Safety Notes
  107
- Operation in the Operating State
  107
- Operation Options
  108
- General
  108
- Online Operation Using DIGSI 5
  108
- Offline Operation Using DIGSI 5
  110
- Using the On-Site Operation Panel
  112
- Indications
  113
- General
  113
- Reading Indications on the On-Site Operation Panel
  113
- Reading Indications from the PC with DIGSI 5
  114
- Displaying Indications
  115
- Logs
  118
- General
  118
- Operational Log
  119
- Fault Log
  121
- Ground-Fault Log
  123
- Setting-History Log
  125
- User Log
  127
- Security Log
  128
- Device-Diagnosis Log
  130
- Communication Log
  131
- Motor-Starting Log
  133
- Saving and Deleting the Logs
  134
- Spontaneous Indication Display in DIGSI 5
  136
- Spontaneous Fault Display on the On-Site Operation Panel
  136
- Stored Indications in the SIPROTEC 5 Device
  138
- Test Mode and Influence of Indications on Substation Automation Technology
  140
- Edit Measured and Metered Values
  141
- Overview of Measured and Metered Values
  141
- Reading Measured Values and Metered Values
  142
- Setting and Resetting Energy Values
  143
- Setting and Resetting User-Defined Metered Values
  144
- Resetting Min./Max./Average Values
  145
- Setting and Resetting Statistical Values
  145
- Fault Recording
  147
- General
  147
- Reading Fault Records
  147
- Display of Fault Records
  148
- Saving and Exporting Fault Records
  149
- Deleting Fault Records
  150
- Recording a Test Fault Record
  150
- Configuration of Fault-Record Channels
  150
- Configuration of the Start Criterion
  151
- Change Device Settings
  154
- Date and Time Synchronization
  154
- Setting Time and Date
  154
- Setting Time Keeping Parameters
  155
- Status and Monitoring of Time Keeping
  157
- Setting the Contrast of the Device Display
  158
- Changing the Language on the Device
  158
- Changing the Confirmation ID
  160
- Setting Function Settings
  161
- Settings Group Switching
  164
- Control System on Site
  167
- General
  167
- Menu Structure
  167
- Switching Authority
  168
- Switching Mode
  168
- Control with Graphic Display
  169
- Control with Small Display
  170
- Acquisition Blocking and Manual Updating
  171
- Status Display
  173
- Setting a Marker
  174
- Assignment of Authorizations with Confirmation ID
  174
- Control with Function Keys
  175

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