Ashida Idmt Overcurrent Earth Fault Relay Ad4141c PDF

N U M E R I C AL O C / E F P R O T E C T I O N R E L AY AD R 1 4 1 C / 2 4 1 C
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Numerical
Over Current / Earth Fault
Protection Relay
Type : ADR141C / 241C
ASHIDA Electronics Pvt. Ltd.

Ref: Manual / ADR141C / 241C
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User Notice
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CONTENTS
1. Description 6
2. Protection Feature 7
3. Relay Design Feature 7
4. Main Function 7
4.1 Over current and EF Element 7
4.2 Inverse Time curve 8
4.3 Trip circuit supervision 10
4.4 Breaker failure detection 10
4.5 Cold Load Setting 11
5. Construction Detail 11
6. Self Check Feature 11
7. Technical Details 12
7.1 Technical Specification 12
7.2 Type Test Detail 14
7.3 Cabinet Drawing 16
7.4 Block Diagram 17
8 Front Panel and Control 18
8.1 User’s Interface 19
8.1.1 LCD Display 19
8.1.2 Touch Keys 19
8.1.3 LED’s 20
8.2 Password 20
8.2.1 Password Entry & Changing the Password 20
8.2.2 Clear Password 22
8.3 Menus 23
8.3.1 Default Display 23
8.3.2 Main Menu List 23
8.3.2.1 Main Menu List Details 24
8.3.3 Primary Current 27
8.3.3.1 To View – Primary Current 27
8.3.4 General Setting 28
8.3.4.1 To Set – General Setting 28
8.3.4.2 To View – General Setting 31

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8.3.5 Relay Setting 32

8.3.5.1 To Set – Relay Setting 32
8.3.5.2 To View – Relay Setting 35
8.3.6 Cold Load Settings 36
8.3.6.1 To Set – Cold Load Setting 36
8.3.6.2 To View – Cold Load Setting 40
8.3.7 Relay/LED Configuration 41
8.3.7.1 Bit Definition for Relay/LED Configuration 41
8.3.7.2 To Set – Relay/LED Configuration 44
8.3.7.3 To View – Relay/LED Configuration 49
8.3.8 Trip Test 51
8.3.8.1 To View – Trip Test 51
8.3.9 Fault 1 52
8.3.9.1 To View – Fault 1 Data [Fault 2 to Fault 8] 52
8.3.10 Events Log 53
8.3.10.1 To View – Error Log 53
8.3.11 Error Log 53
8.3.11.1 To View – Error Log 53
8.3.12 Status 54
8.3.12.1 To View – Status 54
8.3.13 Date Time Setting 55
8.3.13.1 To Set – Date Time setting 55
8.3.13.2 To View – Date Time Setting 56
8.3.14 Secondary Current 57
8.3.14.1 To View – Secondary Current 57
9.0 Flow Chart 58
9.1 Flow Chart – To View Primary Current 58
9.2 Flow Chart – To Set / View General Settings 59
9.3 Flow Chart – To Set / View Relay Settings 60
9.4 Flow Chart – To Set / View Cold Load Settings 61
9.5 Flow Chart – To Set / View Relay/LEDs Settings 62
9.6 Flow Chart – To View Trip Test Settings 63
9.7 Flow Chart – To View Fault 1 (Fault 2 – Fault 8) 64
9.8 Flow Chart – To View Events Log Settings 64

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9.9 Flow Chart – To View Error Log Settings 65

9.10 Flow Chart – To View Status Settings 65
9.11 Flow Chart – To Set / View Date/Time Settings 66
9.12 Flow Chart – To View Secondary Current 67
10 Communication – Only for ADR241C Relay 68
10.1 General 68
10.2 General Questions 69
10.3 Physical connection and link layer 70
10.4 Relay Talk System for downloading the data 71
10.5 ADR241C IED Main Screen 75
10.5.1 Parameter Display 76
10.5.2 IEDs Din Display 76
10.5.3 Control Operation 77
10.5.4 Private Setting 77
10.6 History Fault 78
10.7 Setting 79
10.7.1 General Setting 79
10.7.2 Bank Settings 80
10.8 Event List 81
11.0 Test Report Annexure – 1 83
11.1 Drawing for Test Setup. 85
12.0 Revision Note 86

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1. Description:
• ADR141C / ADR241C are second generation Numerical 3OC + 1EF Over Current
Relay. [The ADR241C is communicable Relay having RS485 Port. All the other
features as per ADR141C Relay] It consist all the necessary protection and monitoring
functions required for Normal feeder. It consists of High Speed Digital DSP Controller.
• Analog Measuring Module.
• Power supply Module.
• Digital Input output module.
The High speed Digital Signal Controller continuously monitors phase, E/F current along with
different optical isolated status connections. The high-speed micro-controller samples these
current signals through a A/D converter. The Digital Signal performs powerful Numerical
Algorithms to find out RMS of fundamental & harmonic contents of the current then this
value is used for protection and metering function. All measurement is tuned to fundamental
frequency i.e. 50Hz, thus relay remain stable during distorted waveform generated
electronics loco-motive. All these measure values are then used for different protection
function such as IDMT/DMT Over current protection, Instantaneous Over current protection,
Earth Fault protection, etc. These measured values are also displayed on large 16 x 2 LCD
display for metering purpose. The DSC also monitors different digital input through optical
isolator and perform some monitoring function such trip circuit supervision, and control
potential free contact for control CB and generate ALARM and Tele-signalling.
The power supply module is basically DC – DC converted designed using modern PWM
based Switching mode technique to convert station battery supply to the 12V and 24Vdc low
voltage supply for relay electronics and control circuit. It also provides necessary isolation
from station battery. The power supply module is design using very advance PWM controller
which allow very wide input supply variation i.e 18V to 250VAC/DC covering 24Vdc, 30Vdc,
and 110Vdc and 220Vdc station battery requirement.
The relay is having total 4 nos of high intensity dual LED for easy identification of type of fault
for easy user interface. All LEDs and control output RL2 to RL4 are fully programmable via
keypad interface

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2. Protection Features:
9 4 Element (3 Phase + EF) Non Directional Over current IDMT/DMT.
9 Selection of Curve: Five selectable curve (Normal Inverse1 (C1), Normal Inverse2, (C2)
Very inverse (C3), Extremely inverse (C4), Long time inverse (C5)) and Define Time (C6)
9 Instantaneous Over-Current Protection with adjustable timer.
9 Breaker Failure detection.
9 In-built CB Trip Circuit Supervision function during pre closing and post closing of CB.
9 On site CT Secondary selection 1A or 5A.
9 Internal calculation of zero seq. current (3Io) for Earth fault.
9 Wide range Power supply input 18V to 250V AC/DC.
9 Cold Load Pickup.
9 RS485 communication Port with IEC 60870-5-103 protocol. [Only in ADR241C]
3. Relay Design Features:

9 16 x 2 LCD Backlit display for Parameter and setting display.
9 Online display of CB status and other digital and logical status.
9 Continuous monitoring of module’s internal hardware and alarm generation in case of
failure of any critical components.
9 4 Digital Output contacts for local alarm as Trip.
9 2 dedicated status input for Trip Circuit Monitoring.
9 8 nos of Fault data stored with keypad interface and time stamping.
9 16 Nos. of Event Log provided.
4. Main Functions:
The ADR141C are having following protection functions.
1. Non Directional phase Over current element. (Ip>, and Ip>> )
2. Non Directional 3Io (Internally derived EF) (3Io> and 3Io>>).
3. Trip Circuit Super vision.
4. Breaker Failure Detection.
5. Monitoring Functions.
Each of these functions are independently programmable and can be enable or disable by
user depending upon requirement.
4.1 Over Current & EF Element:

The ADR141C is member of Ashida Numerical Relay family design for protection general
feeder. The relay has one stage of IDMT/DMT setting and one stage of instantaneous setting.
(Ip>, IP>>, 3Io>, 3Io>>). All major international IDMT curves are available. Range for first
stage is 10% to 250% and 50% to 3000% for instantaneous stage for phase and 3Io.
Although the curves tend towards infinite when the current approaches Is (general threshold),

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the minimum guaranteed value of the operating current for all the curves with the inverse time
characteristic is 1.1Is (with a tolerance of ± 0.05Is).
4.2 Inverse Time Curves :-

The each stage thresholds for phase (earth) over current can be selected with an Inverse
Definite Minimum Time (IDMT) characteristic. The time delay is calculated with a
mathematical formula
K*a
t =
[ IrefI ] b -1
where
t = operation time
a = constant
I = Input current
Iref = Current threshold setting
b = Constant
K = Time multiplier setting or Time dial Setting
Curve Type Description a b

C1 Standard Inverse_1 0.14 0.02
C2 Standard Inverse_2 0.06 0.02
C3 Very Inverse 13.5 1
C4 Extremely inverse 80 2
C5 Long Time Inverse 120 1
C6 Define Time Inst 99.9 Sec

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4.3 Trip circuit Supervision:-

The ADR141C is having 2 separate digital opto-coupler status input which can be used to
continuously monitor continuity of trip-circuit. The general scheme is as shown in fig. 4.
Relay monitor Trip coil continuity through CB NO during close condition and through CB NC
during Trip condition. If any discontinuity observed it generate Alarm signal.
The output can be assigned to any of 4 relay RL1 to RL4, The Trip circuit supervision logic
set reset PROTH (Protection healthy) bit, it normally ON and become OFF at following
condition
9 When DC supply is not sufficient (DC fail)
9 When CB NO and CB NC both active or both inactive. CB NO as well as CB NC are both
close or open.
9 Relay detects any internal hard ware Error.
B+ TCCOM 1
6 To Relay CPU
2
CB NO
B--
1
6 To Relay CPU
2
TC
CB NC
Trip Circuit Logic
4.4 Breaker Failure Detection:-

Normally after tripping current should become Zero within 100 – 200ms time depend upon
type of fault and breaker mechanism. After Fault ADR141C trigger internal timer (settable
from 50ms to 800ms) if fault is not cleared during this time then relay declare as Breaker fail
(LBB function) and set BF bit. This bit can be assigned to any of the output relay.
GENERAL DELAY
TRIP 50ms to 800ms
&
& BF
OPERATION
BF ENABLE
Breaker Fail Logic

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4.5 Cold Load pickup:-

When the Circuit breaker is closed on load, A load current take sudden inrush current. This
inrush current may be more than 4 to 5 times of rated load current. The duration can be as
high as 200ms. Due to this inrush current many times relay operates which is undesirable.
General practice is to keep normal setting to such high value so that it will not mal operate at
initial closing which result increase in fault clearance time. To avoid such problem relay is
equipped with special features known as cold load pickup. Whenever a circuit breaker is
turn on relay sense through CB auxiliary contact and start internal timer known as CL timer.
During this time it takes separate set of setting, so that relay will not mal operate on inrush
current
5. Construction Details
The relay is designed in flush mounting cabinet. The overall size of cabinet is 138 x 114 x
175mm Ref. diagram MAC01501.
6. Self Check Feature

The DSP used in relay is having major of it component are within the chip. The controller
check all the components which are outside of chip such as ADC, Non volatile memory used
for disturbance data, and event, non volatile memory used for relay setting, real time clock
etc. Relay checks its internal hardware after every hardware-reset press and periodically
ones per day. If any fault in hardware is detected the relay change contact marked as
PROTH and display error code on LCD display. Depend upon the component relay take
necessary action.
Following table summarized the type of fault and action taken by relay
Type of Fault Action
(Error code)
ADC Error Most critical Error. Relay give error message and change
16 PROTH contact Relay use alternate ADC for OCR section
and OCR remain in protection
NV RAM used for Generate Error signal and remain in protection change
disturbance record PROTH contact
32 & 64
NV RAM use for Generate Error signal and remain in protection by assuming
setting 2 default setting value. change PROTH contact
Setting Error 1 Generate Error signal and remain in protection by assuming
default setting value. change PROTH contact
RTC Error Generate Error signal and remain in protection change
4&8 PROTH contact
Trip Ckt Supervision Generate Error signal and remain in protection by assuming
Fail Error 128 default setting value. change PROTH contact

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7. Technical data
7.1 Technical specifications
Sr. No. Specification Particulars

I. Current Input : Suitable for CT secondary 5Amp. Or 1Amp site selectable
II. Aux. Supply : 18 - 250VAC/DC.
III. VA burden on CT : Less than 0.2VA
IV. VA burden on Aux. : Less than 10 Watts
V. Operating Temp. range : -10 deg. To + 65 deg.
VI. Continuous carrying : 2 x of rated for CT and 1.5 x of rated for PT
capacity
VII. Pick up : Within 1.1 times of set value.
VIII. Reset Value : 95% to 90% of pick up.
IX. Output Contact : 4 Trip duty user assignable
X. Contact Rating : Continuous: 5A
: Make & carry for 0.5 sec : 30A
: Make & carry for 3 sec : 15A
XI. Opto Isolated input : 1 for CB NO & 1 for CB NC
XII. Thermal With stand for CT : 20 x of rated for 3.0 sec.
General Settings
XIII. General setting : New Password 0 – FFFF
: Unit Id 0 – 250 in steps of 1
: CT Sec 1A or 5A
: CT Primary 10 – 3000 in steps of 1
: Test Block 01: YES, 02: NO
: Trip Ckt. 01: YES, 02: NO
: BF Enable 01: YES, 02: NO
: BF Delay 50 - 800 ms steps of 50ms
: Baud Rate 1200 – 57600 (Only for ADR241C)
: Frequency 50Hz – 60Hz
Relay Settings
XIV. Phase Section (Ip) : IP> Settings 10% – 250% in steps of 1%.
: IP> Time Multiplier (TMS) x0.01 – x1.00 in steps of 0.01
: IP> Curve C1 – C6
(Operating Time) ( IDMT curve C1 – C5 or Definite Time C6 )
: IP> C6 Delay 0.1 – 99.9 Sec in steps of 0.1Sec.
: IP>> Settings 50% – 3000% in steps of 50%
: IP>> Delay 0 – 2.00 Sec in steps of 0.01Sec.

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XV. Earth Fault Section (3Io) : 3Io> Settings 10% – 250% in steps of 1%
: 3Io> Time Multiplier (TMS) x0.01 – x1.00 in step of 0.01.
: IE> Curve C1 – C6
: 3Io> C6 Delay 0.1– 99.9 Sec in steps of 0.1Sec.
: 3Io>> Settings 50% – 3000% in steps of 50%
: 3Io>> Delay 0 – 2.00 Sec in steps of 0.01Sec.
Cold Load settings
XVI. Phase Section (Ip) : CL Enable 01: YES, 02: NO
: CL Timer 0.01 - 2.00S in steps of 0.01 sec
: IP> Settings 10% – 250% in steps of 1%.
: IP> Time Multiplier (TMS) x0.01 – x1.00 in steps of 0.01
: IP> Curve C1 – C6
: IP> C6 Delay 0.1 – 99.9 Sec in steps of 0.1Sec.
: IP>> Settings 50% – 3000% in steps of 50%
: IP>> Delay 0 – 2.00 Sec in steps of 0.01Sec.
XVII. Earth Fault Section (3Io) : 3Io> Settings 10% – 250% in steps of 1%
: 3Io> Time Multiplier (TMS) x0.01 – x1.00 in step of 0.01.
: IE> Curve C1 – C6
: 3Io> C6 Delay 0.1 – 99.9 Sec in steps of 0.1Sec.
: 3Io>> Settings 50% – 3000% in steps of 50%
: 3Io>> Delay 0 – 2.00 Sec in steps of 0.01Sec.
Operational Indicators (Flags) 4 user assignable bi-colour output LED Default assignment
XVIII. LED1 - PROT.H /ON : Green LED indicates Relay OK (Protection Healthy)
: Red LED indicates Fault in following conditions.
1. Problem in relay Hardware.
2. Trip Circuit Fault
LED 2 - PICK-UP : Red LED indicate Start of timer Self Reset (SR) Type
LED 3 - FAULT : Red LED indicate Relay Operated Flag (HR)
LED 4 - TRIP : Green LED indicates Output TRIP relay contact closer (SR) Type
XIX. Drawing References : For Typical External connection - ADV02702
: For Cabinet Type - MAC01501 (CSF)

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7.2 Type Test Details
Sr. No. Title Standard no.

Electromagnetic Compatibility Type Test:
1. High Frequency Test : IEC 60255-22-1, class – III
: Frequency : 1MHz Damped Oscillatory
: Longitudinal :5 KV (peak)
: Duration: sec duration 2 sec.
: Between input current Terminal
2. Electrostatic Discharge : IEC 60255-22-2 Class III and IEC 61000-4-2 class III.
Direct Application : Contact discharge: 6kV,
: Air discharge: 8KV
: Polarity: both +ve and –Ve polarities.
3. Indirect Application : IEC-61000-4-2, Class-III
: IEC 60255-22-4 and IEC 61000-4-4, class A
Fast Transient
4. : 1.2KV; 5/50ns; 5KHz burst duration = 15ms.
Disturbance
: Repetition rate 300ms; Both polarities; Ri = 50Ω; duration 1 min.
: IEC 60255-22-5 / IEC 61000-4-6 class 4
: Differential Mode = 2kV
5. Surge Immunity Test
: Common Mode = 4kV
: 1.2/50uS , 5 surges of each polarity
6. Power Frequency : IEC-61000-4-8, Class-V
Magnetic Field Test
7. Radiated : IEC- 60255-22-3
Electromagnetic Field : EN-61000-4-3
Disturbance
: Frequency 80MHz – 1GHz
8. Conducted Disturbance : IEC 60255-22-6 / IEC 61000-4-6: 1996.
Induced By Radio : Freq. 150kHz – 80MHz, Amplitude 10 V, Modulation 80% AM
Frequency Field @ 1 KHz
9. AC Ripple In DC : IEC 60255-11
Supply Test
10. Radiated Emission : IEC 60255-25
Insulation Tests:
High Voltage Test : IEC 60255-5. class – III
11. : At 2.5kV 50Hz between all terminal connected together and
earth for 1 minutes
Impulse Voltage Test : IEC 60255-5. class – III
: Test voltage: 5KV (peak) 1.2 / 50us,
: Energy :0.5 J,
12.
: Polarity : + ve and – Ve
: Nos. of impulses : 3 positive and 3 negative impulse
: Duration between Impulses : 5 sec.

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Environmental tests:
13. Cold test Storage test : IEC 60068-2-1
14. Dry heat test : IEC 60068-2-2
Damp heat test, steady
15. : IEC 60068-2-3
state
16. Damp heat test, cyclic : IEC 60068-2-30
Mechanical tests
: IEC 60255-21-1 class 1
: Frequency Range = 10Hz – 150Hz, acceleration. = 1gn (9.8
17. Vibration
m/s2)
: Sweep rate 1 octave/min; 20 cycle in 3 orthogonal axis.
Bump Test : IEC 60255-21-2 Class-1
: 1000 bumps of 10gn peak acceleration and 16ms pulse
18.
duration in each of the two opposite direction per axis as per
IEC 60255-21-2 class 1 No. of axes . 3.
Shock Withstand : IEC 60255-21-2 Clas-1
19. : 3 shocks of 15gn peak acceleration and 11ms pulse in each
of two opposite direction . No. of axis : 3
Seismic Test : IEC 60255-21-3
: In single axis sine sweep in X-axis
sweep (@a sweep rate of 1 octave/minute) vibration in the
frequency range (5-40 Hz) at amplitude of 3.5mm or 1.0gn
20. (whichever is less)
: In single axis sine sweep in Y-axis
- sweep (@a sweep rate of 1 octave/minute) vibration in the
frequency range (5-40 Hz) at amplitude of 1.5mm or 0.5gn
(whichever is less)

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8.0 Front Panel and Control
6 7 5 8
Fig. 4.1
Sr. No. Legend Description

LEDs Total 4 bi-colors LED (Red and Green) are provided for user interface.
Some of LEDs are pre defined others are spare and can be programmed
as per the requirement. Following are pre defined LEDs
1 L1 ON : Green LED indicates Relay OK (Protection Healthy)
2 L2 PKP : Red LED indicate Start of timer Self Reset (SR) Type
3 L3 FAULT : Red LED indicate Relay Operated Flag (HR)
4 L4 TRIP : Green LED indicates Output TRIP relay contact closer (SR) Type
5 LCD display 16 character by 2 line back-lit LCD display will be provided for display of
settings / status and measured value such as line current etc.
6 LED 1 Key provided for LED Reset / EDIT
RESET/EDIT
7 HW Reset 1 key provided for Hardware reset.
This key will be interlocked with LED Reset / EDIT.
8 Navigation 4 keys provided for navigation through different display menu and to do
Key setting

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8.1 USER INTERFACE
8.1.1 LCD Display
Back-lit LCD display 16 character by 2 line is provided for parameter and setting display and
for easy viewing of measurement, setting, fault records, date & time, error message. Back-lit
will automatically switch off if any push button key will not be pressed for more than 100sec.
The display back-lit can be made ON by pressing any push button key. Back-lit is also
automatically turned ON when any tripping occurs on particular equipment.
8.1.2 Touch Keys
The function of relay is controlled by the following keys, Left Arrow key (), Right Arrow key
(), Up Arrow key (+ /), Down Arrow key (- /) and LED Reset Key and HW Reset Key
which are provided on the Front Plate.
• When the Right Arrow key () is pressed the operator is able to view the setting of the
relay. When the Right Arrow key () is pressed again it will go to the next setting page,
but in case there are no more setting to be displayed it returns to the main menu.
• When the Left Arrow key () is pressed than you are able to enter the setting which can
be now modified in the Main Menu using Up Arrow key (+ /) Down Arrow key (- /).
When the Left Arrow key () pressed again it will go to the next setting.
• The Up Arrow key (+ /) is used for two purposes: 1) () To scroll the Main Menu and
2) (+) To increment the value in the setting mode.
• The Down Arrow key (- /) is used for two purposes: 1) () To scroll the Main Menu and
2) (-) To decrement the value in the setting mode.
• The Left Arrow key () Right Arrow key () can be used to go forward or backward,
both when doing the settings and while viewing the settings
‘LED RESET/EDIT’ key
• ‘LED RESET/EDIT’ key is used to Reset the Trip Flags.
• ‘LED RESET/EDIT’ key is used to display the Curser while setting the Password and the
Relay Led Configuration.
• LED RESET/EDIT’ key is used to discard while doing the settings and abort to Main
Menu.
Note: At the time of setting if changes are not carried within 100s then the display will reset
itself and return to the main menu.
‘HW RESET’ key
‘HW RESET’ key is never require in normal operation, It is in series with ‘LED RESET/EDIT’
key, When both keys are pressed simultaneously it reset total hardware of relay. This
normally is required during firmware update of relay.

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8.1.3 LED’s
The relay is having total 4 nos of dual colour LED of high intensity for easy identification of
type of fault for easy user interface.
Sr. No. Legend Description

1 L1 ON : Green LED indicates Relay OK (Protection Healthy)
2 L2 PKP : Red LED indicate Start of timer Self Reset (SR) Type
3 L3 FAULT : Red LED indicate Relay Operated Flag (HR)
4 L4 TRIP : Green LED indicates Output TRIP relay contact closer (SR) Type
8.2 Password
8.2.1 Password Entry and changing the password
To enter password in all ADR141C refer following steps (User can go to this screen by
pressing HW RESET + LED RESET/EDIT Simultaneously
This is default window showing the actual Primary Load

R= 0000 Y = 0000
Current as per “CT Sec” selection
B = 0000A
Press the left arrow key () the relay will display as
follows.
This window is showing Main menu.

Pri. Current
Press the down arrow key (- /) the relay will display as
follows.
Password protected window for “General Setting’’ for

General Settings setting New Password, Unit ID, CT sec. CT primary, Test
Block, Trip Ckt, BF Enable BF Delay and Frequency.
Press the left arrow key () the relay will display as follows.
To Enter the previously set Password

Password = 0001
Press the LED Reset Key this will display the curser (⌃ )
Use Inr/Dec ⌃ below the password digits at Extreme Right ( 0000 ) this
curser ( ⌃ ) can be shifted right to left and left to right using
the left arrow key () and Right Arrow key ().
By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key ( - /
) a given value can be set for each of the digits. The range
is from 0 to F. (The range is from 0000 – FFFF)

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When the Password is set, press the LED Reset Key it will
come out of curser ( ⌃ ).
Press the left arrow key () the relay will display as follow.
Note:
• Default password setting is ‘0000’
• The set Password will remain common for all the
settings
Password = 0000 To Change Password (New Password)

Press the LED Reset Key this will display the curser ( ⌃ )
New Password ⌃
below the password digits at Extreme Right ( 0000 ) this
When the desired Password is set press the LED Reset/EDIT
- Key it will come out of curser ( ⌃ ).

-
- Press the left arrow key () the relay will display other
windows one by one till the following window.
Save Settings? Now again press the left arrow key () the ÓK’ window will
appear for a moment and the control will automatically return
Mode for Save
to ‘’General Settings’
OK This window will flash for moment

The control will return to the main menu
→ General Settings ←

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8.2.2 Clear Password
There are unlinking event when user forgets the password, in such case password can be
cleared by pressing following sequences.
This is default window showing the actual Primary Load

R= 0000 Y = 0000
Current as per “CT Sec” selection
B = 0000A
1) Press ‘HW RESET’ + ‘LED RESET/EDIT’ and LEFT ARROW KEY () this will initialize
relay hardware.
2) Release ‘HW RESET’ + ‘LED RESET/EDIT’ and keeping the left arrow key () pressed
till the following message is display. This will Reset password to ‘0’ (Zero).
Ashida Digital
OC/EF Relay
ADR141C – 01.20
Unit ID = 0001
Fault Memories &
Password clear
R= 0000 Y = 0000
B = 0000A

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8.3 MENUS
8.3.1 Default Display
After Power ON or when the HW RESET and LED RESET/EDIT push button is pressed
simultaneously, the relay will display the following message.
This window will flash momentarily showing the following

Ashida Digital
Relay Name: OC/EF Relay
OC/EF Relay
Then the control will go automatically to next window.
This window will flash momentarily showing the following

ADR141C - Ver. 01.20
Relay Type : ADR141C Software Version : V01.20
Unit ID : 0001 Unit ID = 0001
Then the control will go automatically to default window
R = 0000 Y = 0000 This is default window showing the actual Primary Load
Current as per “CT Pri” selection.
B = 0000A
8.3.2 Main Menu List
R = 0000 Y = 0000 This is default window showing the actual Primary Load
Current as per “CT Primary” selection
B = 0000A
Press the left arrow key () the relay will display Main menu
directly as follows.
Primary current Primary Current, General Settings, Relay setting, Cold Load,
General Settings Relay/LED Config, Trip Test, Fault 1, Fault 2, Fault 3, Fault
Relay setting 4, Fault 5, Fault 6, Fault 7, Fault 8, Events Log, Error Log,
Cold Load Status, Date/Time, and Secondary Current these are the
Relay/LED Config Main Menus available in this relay.
Trip Test Since the LCD Display consist only of 2 Lines, the main
Fault 1 menu list can be scrolled up or down by using the up arrow
Fault 2 key (+ / ) or the down arrow key ( - / ).
Fault 3
Fault 4
Fault 5
Fault 6
Fault 7

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Fault 8
Events Log
Error Log
Status
Date/Time
Secondary Current
8.3.2.1 Main Menu List Details
This menu is to view the actual load current in Primary as

Pri. Current
per the CT Primary selection.
follows.
Password protected window for “General Setting’’ for

General Settings setting New Password, Unit ID, CT sec. CT primary, Test
Block, Trip Ckt, BF Enable BF Delay and Frequency.
follows.
Password protected window for “Relay Settings’’ for setting

Relay Settings
IP> Enable, IP> Range, IP TMS, IP>> Enable, IP>> Multiply
by 50, 3Io> Enable, 3Io> Range, 3Io TMS, 3Io>> Enable,
3Io>> Multiply by 50, IP Curve, 3Io Curve, IP>> Delay, 3Io>>
Delay, IP>C6 Delay & 3Io>C6 Delay.
follows.
Password protected window for “Cold Load” for setting CL

Cold Load
Enable, CL Timer, IP> Enable, IP> Range, IP TMS, IP>>
Enable, IP>> Multiply, 3Io> Enable, 3Io> Range, 3Io TMS,
3Io>> Enable, 3Io>> Multiply, IP Curve, 3Io Curve, IP>>
Delay, 3Io>> Delay, IP> C6 Delay, 3Io> C6 Delay.
Press the down arrow key ( - /) the relay will display as
follows.

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Password protected window for “Relay/LED Config.” for

Relay/LED Config
Setting Password, Load fact Set, RL1 A, RL1 B, RL2 A, RL2
B, RL3 A, RL3 B, RL4 A, RL4 B, L1 Green A, L1 Green B, L1
Red A, L1 Red B, L2 Green A, L2 Green B, L2 Red A, L2 Red
B, L3 Green A, L3 Green B, L3 Red A, L3 Red B, L4 Green A,
L4 Green B, L4 Red A and L4 Red B.
Press the down arrow key ( - /) the relay will display as
follows.
This function is used for Tripping purpose that is by pressing

Trip Test on Right Arrow key ().
follows.
This menu is to view the latest Fault data stored by the relay.
Fault 1
That is Trip Flags, Instantaneous and Phase primary Current,
Trip Counter (TC), Fault Date & Time.
follows.
This menu is to view the First latest Fault data stored by the
Fault 2 relay. That is Trip Flags, Instantaneous and Phase primary
Current, Trip Counter (TC), Fault Date & Time.
follows.
This menu is to view the second latest Fault data stored by

Fault 3
the relay. That is Trip Flags, Instantaneous and Phase
primary Current, Trip Counter (TC), Fault Date & Time.
follows.
This menu is to view the third latest Fault data stored by the
Fault 4
relay. That is Trip Flags, Instantaneous and Phase primary
follows.

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This menu is to view the fourth latest Fault data stored by the
Fault 5
relay. That is Trip Flags, Instantaneous and Phase primary
follows.
This menu is to view the fifth latest Fault data stored by the
follows.
This menu is to view the sixth latest Fault data stored by the
follows.
This menu is to view the seventh latest Fault data stored by

Fault 8 the relay. That is Trip Flags, Instantaneous and Phase
primary Current, Trip Counter (TC), Fault Date & Time.
follows.
This menu is to view the Events Log showing the history of

Events Log
events.
follows.
This menu is to view the Error Code detected by the self

Error Log
supervision function of the relay.
follows.
This menu is to view the Status that is Digital Input, Trip

Status
Ckt., Ckt Breaker and S/W & H/W versions.
follows.

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Password protected window for setting “Date/Time’’

Date/Time
follows.
This menu is to view the actual load current in Secondary as

Sec. Current
per the CT Secondary selection.
follows.
Pri. Current
8.3.3 Primary Current
8.3.3.1 To View – Primary Current
Pri. Current This menu is to view the actual load current in Primary as
per the CT Primary selection.
Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as
follows.
This window will show Primary load current of R, Y & B.

R = 0000 Y = 0000
B = 0000A
follows.
This window will show Primary load current of 3Io.

3Io = 0000A
Press the right arrow key () the relay will display main menu
Pri. Current

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8.3.4 General setting
8.3.4.1 To Set – General setting
General Settings Password protected window for “General Setting’’ for

setting New Password, Unit ID, CT Secondary, CT Primary
Test Block, Trip Ckt. BF Enable, BF Delay & Frequency.
Password = 0000 Enter the previously set password, by pressing LED Reset
and then using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow
Use Inr/Dec
key ( - / ). As per the Enter the Password selection.
Note : Default password setting is ‘0000’
By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key

Password = 0000
( - / ) New Password can be set. As per the New
New Password Password selection.
Unit ID = 001 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired Unit ID address can be set. The unit
address can be set from 001 to 250 in steps of 001, which
means total 250 devises can be connected to single
TH
computer. The 250 address is reserved for special
command. These settings are required to communicate with
the SCADA computer.
CT Sec. = 5A By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key

( - /) the CT Sec. setting can be selected, i.e. 1 Amp. or
1=1A , 2= 5A
5 Amp.
Note: Care should be taken to see proper connection
are established at the back terminal, i.e. between Com.
and 1 while selecting 1 Amp and between Com. and 5
while selecting 5Amp.
Press the left arrow key () the relay will display as follows

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CT Primary = 0010 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired CT Primary can be set. The setting
Range 10 – 3000
range is form 10 to 3000 in steps of 1.
This setting is use to block Trip Test button function.

Test Block = YES
Normally Trip Test is required during pre commission
01 = YES , 02 = N0 testing to check operation of relay and panel wiring.
By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key -

/) the desired Test block can be enable or disable, i.e.
YES or NO. When the given set value is YES then it will
enable Trip Test Key but when the given set value is NO
then Trip Test key will be blocked.

Trip Ckt. = YES
( - /) the Trip Ckt can be selected, i.e. YES or NO. If set
01 = YES , 02 = N0
YES then Trip Ckt Supervision is enabled and if set NO then
it will be disabled.

BF Enable = YES
( - /) the desired BF Enable can be selected. i.e. YES or
01 = YES , 02 = N0 NO. If set YES then BF setting is enabled and if set NO then
it will be disabled.
BF Delay = 200 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired BF Delay can be set. The setting range is
Range 50 – 800 ms
from 50 to 800ms in step of 50ms.
Baud Rate = 57600 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired Baud Rate can be selected. The settings
Range 1200 – 57600
are from 1200 to 57600. (i.e. 1200, 2400, 9600, 19200, 38400
and 57600) ( Only for ADR241C )

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Frequency = 50Hz By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired Frequency can be selected.. i.e. 50Hz or
Range 50 – 60Hz
60Hz.
Save Setting? To Save any changes.

Press the left arrow key () the relay will save the changes
Mode For Save
and the following message is display.
Note: If changes made are not to be saved press LED
Reset or leave key pad untouched for 100 sec.

General Setting

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8.3.4.2 To View – General Setting
General Setting Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as
follows.
Unit ID = 001 This window will show General Setting done previously.
Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as follows.
CT Sec. = 1Amp This window will show General Setting done previously.
CT Primary = 0100A Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as follows.
Test Block = NO This window will show General Setting done previously.
Trip Ckt. = NO Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as follows.
BF Enable = No This window will show General Setting done previously.

BF Delay = 200
This window will show General Setting done previously.

Baud Rate = 57600
( Only for ADR241C )
Frequency = 50Hz This window will show General Setting done previously.
Press the right arrow key () the relay will display Main
Menu.
General Setting

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8.3.5 RELAY SETTINGS
8.3.5.1 To Set Relay Setting
Relay Setting Password protected window for “Relay Settings’’ for

setting IP> Enable, IP> Range, IP TMS, IP>> Enable, IP>>
Range, 3Io> Enable, 3Io> Range, 3Io TMS, 3Io>> Enable,
3Io>> Range, IP Curve, 3Io Curve, IP>> Delay, 3Io>>
Delay, IP> C6 Delay and 3Io> C6 Delay.
Password = 0000 Enter the previously set password, by using the up arrow
key ( + / ) or the down arrow key ( - / ). As per the
Use Inr/Dec
Enter the Password selection.
Note : Default password setting is ‘0000’
IP> Enable = YES By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired IP> Enable can be selected. i.e. YES or
01 = YES , 02 = N0
NO. If set YES then IP> setting is enabled and if set NO then it
will be disabled.
IP> = 200 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired IP> can be set. The setting range is
Range 10% – 250%
from 10% to 250% in steps of 1%.
IP> TMS = X1.00 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired IP> TMS can be set. The setting range is
Range X 0.01 – 1.00
from 0.01 to 1.00 in steps of 0.01
IP>> = Enable By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired IP>> Enable can be selected . i.e. YES
01 = YES , 02 = N0
or NO. If set YES then IP>> setting is enabled and if set NO
then it will be disabled

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IP>> 001 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the IP>> can be set in range of multiply by 50.
Multiply by 50

3Io> Enable = YES
( - /) the desired 3Io> Enable can be selected . i.e. YES
01 = YES , 02 = N0
or NO. If set YES then 3Io> setting is enabled and if set NO

3Io> = 200
( - /) the desired 3Io> can be set. The setting range is
Range 10 – 250% from 10% to 250% in steps of 1%.

3Io> TMS = X1.00
( - /) the desired 3Io> TMS can be set. The setting range
Range X0.01 – 1.00 is from X0.01 – 1.00 in steps of 0.01.
3Io>> Enable = YES By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired 3Io>> Enable can be selected . i.e. YES
01 = YES , 02 = N0
or NO. If set YES then 3Io>> setting is enabled and if set
NO then it will be disabled
3Io>> = 001 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired 3Io>> can be set. The setting range is
Multiply by 50
Multiply of 50 in steps of 1.

Ip Curve = 006 ( - /) the desired Ip Curve can be selected. Six different
Range C1 – C6 types of curves are provided from C1 to C6. When the

given value is 001, curve 1 is selected and when the given
value 002, curve 2 is selected.
In similar manner any desired curve can be selected as 001
to 006 correspond respectively with C1 to C6.

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3Io Curve = 006 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired 3Io Curve can be selected. Six different
Range C1 – C6
types of curves are provided from C1 to C6. When the
given value is 001, curve 1 is selected and when the given
value 002, curve 2 is selected.
Ip>> Delay = 2.00 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired Ip>> Delay can be selected. The setting
Range 0 – 2.00s
range is from 0 to 2.00s in steps of 0.01s.
3Io>> Delay = 2.00 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired 3Io>> Delay can be selected. The
Range 0 – 2.00s
setting range is from 0 to 2.00s in steps of 0.01s.
Ip> C6 Delay = 99.5 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired Ip>C6 Delay can be selected. Range is
Range 0.1 – 99.9s
in between 0.1 – 99.9s in steps of 00.1s
3Io> C6 Delay = 99.5 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired 3Io>C6 Delay can be selected. Range is
Range 0.1 – 99.9s
Save Settings? To Save any changes,

Press the left arrow key () the relay will save the change
Mode for Save
Reset or leave key pad untouched for 100Sec.

Relay Setting

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8.3.5.2 To View – Relay Setting
Relay Setting Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as
follow.
Ip> Enable = Yes This window will show Relay setting done previously.
Ip>> Enable = Yes Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as
follows.
IP>200% t= X1.00 This window will show Relay setting done previously.
IP>>800% Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as
follows.
3Io> Enable = No This window will show Relay setting done previously.
3Io>> Enable = No Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as
follows.
3Io>020% t= X1.00 This window will show Relay setting done previously.
3Io>>200 Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as
follows.
IP> Normal Inv. 2 This window will show Relay setting done previously.
3Io> Normal Inv. 1 Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as
follows.
IP>> Delay = 0.00 This window will show Relay setting done previously.
3Io>> Delay = 0.00 Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as
follows.
IP> C6 Delay = 04.0 This window will show Relay setting done previously.
3Io> C6 Delay = 00.0 Press the right arrow key () the relay will display the main
menu.
Relay Setting

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8.3.6 COLD LOAD SETTINGS
8.3.6.1 To Set Cold Load Setting
Cold Load Setting Password protected window for “Cold Load” for setting CL
Enable, CL Timer, IP> Enable, IP> Range, IP TMS, IP>>
Enable, IP>> Multiply, 3Io> Enable, 3Io> Range, 3Io TMS,
3Io>> Enable, 3Io>> Multiply, IP Curve, 3Io Curve, IP>>
Delay, 3Io>> Delay, IP> C6 Delay, 3Io> C6 Delay.
Enter the previously set password, by pressing LED

Password = 0000 RESET key and using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the
Use Inr/Dec down arrow key ( - / ). As per the Enter the Password
selection.
Note: Default password setting is ‘0000’

CL Enable = YES
( - /) the desired CL Enable can be selected i. i.e. YES or
01 = YES , 02 = N0 NO. If set YES then CL setting is enabled and if set NO then it
will be disabled

CL Timer = 0.50
( - /) the desired CL Timer can be set. The setting range
Range 0.1 – 10.0S is from 0.1 – 10.0S in steps of 0.1.

IP> Enable = YES
( - /) the desired IP> Enable can be selected . i.e. YES or
01 = YES , 02 = N0 NO. If set YES then IP> setting is enabled and if set NO

IP> = 250
( - /) the IP> can be set in Range 10 – 250% in steps of
Range 10 – 250%
001%

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IP> TMS = X1.00
( - /) the IP> TMS can be set in range of X0.01 – 1.0 in
Range X0.01 – 1.0
step of 0.01
Ip>> Enable = YES By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired IP>> Enable can be selected i. i.e. YES
01 = YES , 02 = N0
or NO. If set YES then BF setting is enabled and if set NO
Ip>> = 001 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired Ip>> can be set. The setting range is
Multiply by 50
multiply of 50 in steps of 1.
3Io> Enable = YES By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired 3Io> Enable can be selected . i.e. YES
01 = YES , 02 = N0
or NO. If set YES then 3Io> setting is enabled and if set NO
3Io> = 250 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the 3Io> can be set in Range 10 – 250% in steps of
Range 10 – 250%
001%
3Io> TMS = X1.00 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired 3Io> TMS can be set. The setting range
Range X0.01 – 1.00
is from X0.01 – 1.00 in steps of 0.01.
3Io>> Enable = YES By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired 3Io>> Enable can be selected .e. YES or
01 = YES , 02 = N0
NO. If set YES then 3Io>> setting is enabled and if set NO

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3Io>> = 001 By using the up arrow key (+ / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired 3Io>> can be set. The setting range is
Multiply by 50
multiply of 50 in steps of 1.
Ip Curve = 006 By using the up arrow key (+ / ) or the down arrow key
(- /) the desired Ip Curve can be selected. Six different
Range C1 – C6
types of curves are provided C1 to C6. When the given
value is 0001 curve 1 is selected and when the given value
0002 curve 2 is selected.
In similar manner any desired curve can be selected as
0001 to 0006 correspond respectively with C1 to C6.
3Io Curve = 006 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired 3Io Curve can be selected. Six different
Range C1 – C6
types of curves are provided C1 to C6. When the given
value is 0001 curve 1 is selected and when the given value
0002 curve 2 is selected.
Press the left arrow key () the relay will display as follows
Ip>> Delay = 2.00 By using the up arrow key (+ / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired Ip>> Delay can be selected. The setting
Range 0 – 2.00s
3Io>> Delay = 2.00 By using the up arrow key (+ / ) or the down arrow key
(- /) the desired 3Io>> Delay can be selected. The setting
Range 0 – 2.00s
Ip> C6 Delay = 99.5 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired Ip>C6 Delay can be selected. Range is
Range 0.1 – 99.9s

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3Io> C6 Delay = 99.5 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) the desired 3Io>C6 Delay can be selected. Range is
Range 0.1 – 99.9s
Press the left arrow key () the relay will display as follows,
To Save any changes.

Save Settings?
Press the left arrow key () the relay will save the changes
Mode for save and the following message is display.

Relay Setting

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8.3.6.2 To View – COLD LOAD Setting
Cold Load Setting Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as follows.
This window will show Cold Load setting done previously.

CL Enable = Yes
CL Timer = 0.50 Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as follows.

IP> Enable = YES
IP>> Enable = YES Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as follows.

IP> 250% t = X1.00
IP>> 1000% Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as follows.

3Io> Enable = NO
3Io>> Enable = NO Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as follows.

3Io> 250% t = X1.00
3Io>> 3000% Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as follows.

IP> Normal Inv. 1
3Io> Normal Inv. 1 Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as follows.

IP>> Delay = 0.00
3Io>> Delay = 0.00 Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as follows.

IP> C6 Delay = 00.5
Press the right arrow key () the relay will display the main
3Io> C6Delay = 01.0
menu.
Cold Load

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8.3.7 Relay/ LED config. SETTINGS
8.3.7.1 BIT Configuration
For Relays RL1, RL2, RL3 and RL4.
For LED L1R /L1G, L2R/L2G, L3R/L3G and L4R/L4G
Bit Posit. 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
TC_ TC_ CB CB Test_ 3Io>> B>> Y>> R>> 3Io> B> Y> R>
A Err Proth OK Fail NC NO BF Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip
x x x x x x SR/ Test_ 3Io>> B>> Y>> R>> 3Io> B> Y> R>
B HR Pkp Pkp Pkp Pkp Pkp Pkp Pkp Pkp Pkp
Protection Function Bit information to assign

Set Bit Assign required protection function and digital input Binary ‘1’ to Set Bit
Reset Bit Assign required protection function and digital input Binary ‘0’ to Reset Bit
Self Reset ( SR ) Assign Bit no. 9 in Relay/LED B as Binary input ‘0’ to set selected function Self Reset.
Hand Reset ( HR ) Assign Bit no. 9 in Relay/LED B as Binary input ‘1’ to set selected function Hand
Reset.
x Not Applicable
List of Protection function & Digital input :-
Text Description
R> Trip R Phase IDMT/DMT Over Current Trip.
Y> Trip Y Phase IDMT/DMT Over Current Trip.
B> Trip B Phase IDMT/DMT Over Current Trip.
3Io> Trip Internal Derived EF ( 3Io ) IDMT/DMT Trip.
R>> Trip R Phase Inst. Over Current Trip.
Y>> Trip Y Phase Inst. Over Current Trip.
B>> Trip B Phase Inst. Over Current Trip.
3Io>> Trip Internal Derived EF (3Io) Inst. Trip.
R> Pkp R Phase IDMT/DMT Over Current Pkp.
Y> Pkp Y Phase IDMT/DMT Over Current Pkp.
B> Pkp B Phase IDMT/DMT Over Current Pkp.
3Io> Pkp Internal Derived EF ( 3Io ) IDMT/DMT Over Current Pkp.
R>> Pkp R Phase Inst. Over Current Pkp.
Y>> Pkp Y Phase Inst. Over Current Pkp.

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B>> Pkp B Phase Inst. Over Current Pkp.

3Io>> Pkp Internal Derived EF ( 3Io ) Inst. Over Current Pkp.
TestTrip Relay Trip from Test function
Test Pkp Relay Pkp from Test function
BF BF Relay Enable.
CB NC Trip Circuit Supervision Digital input
CB NO Trip Circuit Supervision Digital input
TC Fail Trip Circuit Supervision Faulty
TC OK Trip Circuit Supervision OK
Proth. Trip Circuit Supervision and Internal Hardware OK
Error Trip Circuit Supervision OR Internal Hardware Faulty
SR/HR Relays / LED can be set Self Reset (SR) / Hand Reset.
Refer following table for some equivalent Binary, Hex and Decimal values.
Binary Value Hex decimal Values Decimal Values

0000 0 0
0001 1 1
0010 2 2
0011 3 3
0100 4 4
0101 5 5
0110 6 6
0111 7 7
1000 8 8
1001 9 9
1010 A 10
1011 B 11
1100 C 12
1101 D 13
1110 E 14
1111 F 15

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For Example:
1. If you want to set Led L2 Green for Inst. Fault flag (HR), then you set bit as follow.
Bit Posit. 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
3Io B Y R
>> >> >> >>
A Trip Trip Trip Trip
SR
/
B HR
Bit for A 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0
Bit for B 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
L2 Green A 0 0 F 0
L2 Green B 0 2 0 0
i.e. L2 Green A = 00F0

L2 Green B = 0200
2. If you want to set Relay 4 for BF (SR), then you set bit as follow.
Bit Posit. 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
A BF
SR
/
B HR
Bit for A 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Bit for B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
L2 Green A 0 2 0 0
L2 Green B 0 0 0 0
i.e. RL2 A = 0200

RL2 B = 0000

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8.3.7.2 To Set –Relay/ LED config. Setting
Password protected window for Relay/LED confi Setting

Relay/LED’s config.
Password, Load fact setting, RL1 A, RL1 B, RL2 A, RL2 B,
RL3 A, RL3 B, RL4 A, RL4 B, L1 green A, L1 green B, L1
red A, L1 Red B, L2 green A, L2 green B, L2 Red A, L2 Red
B, L3 green A, L3 green B, L3 red A, L3 red B, L4 green A,
L4 green B, L4 Red A, L4 Red B.
Enter the previously set password, by using the up arrow

Password = 0001 key ( + / ) or the down arrow key ( - / ). As per the
Use Inr/Dec Enter the Password selection.
Note: Default password setting is ’0000’
Load Fact set =02 Load Fact Set if 01 i.e YES

Then the factory defined setting will be loaded as follows:
01: Yes 02: No
RL1 A = 01FF
RL1 B = 0000
RL2 A = 01FF
RL2 B = 0000
RL3 A = 0077
RL3 B = 0000
RL4 A = 0088
RL4 B = 0000
L1 Green A = 4000
L1 Green B = 0000
L1 Red A = 8000
L1 Red B = 0000
L2 Green A = 0000
L2 Green B = 0000
L2 Red A = 0000
L2 Red B = 01FF
L3 Green A = 0000
L3 Green B = 0000
L3 Red A = 01FF
L3 Red B = 0200
L4 Green A = 01FF
L4 Green B = 0000

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L4 Red A = 0000
L4 Red B = 0000
IF Load Factory setting is 02 i.e. NO then the Users can
define the Setting as per his requirements.
Press the LED Reset Key this will display the curser ( ⌃ )
below the password digits at Extreme Right ( 0000 ) this
When the desired Password or bit is set press the LED Reset
Key it will come out of curser ( ⌃ ).
Note :The entire detailed information regarding the Bit
specification is given below in Bit Definitions.
RL1 A = 01FF This window shows the Relay/LED configuration. That is

RL1 A.
RL1 B = 0000 This window shows the Relay/LED configuration. That is

RL1 B

RL2 A

RL2 B

RL3 A

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RL3 B

RL4 A
This window shows the Relay/LED configuration. That is

RL4 B = 0000
RL4 B.
This window shows the Relay/LED configuration. That is L1

L1 Green A = 4000
Green A.

L1 Green B = 0000
Green B.

L1 Red A = 8000
Red A

L1 Red B = 0000
Red B

L2 Green A = 0000
Green A

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L2 Green B = 0000 Green B.

L2 Red A = 0000
Red A.

L2 Red B = 01FF
Red B.

L3 Green A = 0000 Green A.

L3 Green B = 0000
Green B.

L3 Red A = 0000
Red A.

L3 Red B = 0400 Red B.

L4 Green A = 01FF Green A.

L4 Green B = 0000
Green B.

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L4 Red A = 0000
Red A.

L4 Red B = 0400
Red B.
To Save any changes.

Save Settings?
Press the left arrow key () the relay will save the change
Mode for Save

Relay/ LED Config.

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8.3.7.3 To View Relay/ LED Config. Setting
Relay/ LED Config. Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as
follows.
This window will show Loading Factory Setting done

Loading Factory
previously.
Settings : NO
follows.
This window will show Relay config. setting done

RL1 A = 01FF previously.
RL1 B = 0000
follows.

RL2 A = 01FF
previously.
RL2 B = 0000
follows.

RL3 A = 01FF
previously.
RL3 B = 0000
follows.

RL4 A = 0088
previously.
RL4 B = 0000
follows.

L1 Green A = 0000 previously.
L1 Green B = 0000
follows.
L1 Red A = 8000
previously.
L1 Red B = 01FF
follows.

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L2 Green A = 0000 This window will show Relay config. setting done
previously.
L2 Green B = 0000
follows.

L2 Red A = 8000
previously.
L2 Red B = 01FF
follows.

L3 Green B = 0000
follows.

L3 Red A = 8000 previously.
L3 Red B = 01FF
follows.

L4 Green B = 0000
follows.

L4 Red A = 8000 previously.
L4 Red B = 01FF
Press the right arrow key () the relay will display the
main menu.
Relay/ LED Config.

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8.3.8 TRIP TEST
8.3.8.1 To View Trip Test
Trip Test This function is used for Tripping purpose.
I>>: This window will show Trip flag.
I>: T Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as follows.
R=0000 Y=0000 This window will show primary fault current in R Y B.
B=0000A Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as follows.
3Io=0000A This window will show primary fault current of 3Io and Trip
count.
Trip Count: 0000
20/06/13 This window will show date and time of fault.
16:45:50:603 Press the right arrow key () the relay will display main
menu i.e. Fault 1.
Fault 1

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8.3.9 FAULT 1
8.3.9.1 To View – Fault 1 Data.
Fault 1 This menu is to view the latest fault data stored by the relay.
That is Trip Flag, Instantaneous and Phase primary Current,
Trip Counter (TC), Fault Date & Time.
I>>: This window will show Trip flag.
I>: T Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as follows.
R = 0000 Y = 0000 This window will show primary fault current in R Y B.
B = 0000A Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as follows.
3Io = 0000 This window will show primary fault current of 3Io and Trip Count
Trip Count : 0000 Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as follows.
18/12/09 This window will show date and time of fault.
16:03:59.861 Press the right arrow key () the relay will display main menu.
Fault 1
Note : Fault 2 to Fault 8 can be viewed as above

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8.3.10 Events Log
8.3.10.1 To View – Events Log
Events Log This menu is to view the Events Log data stored by the relay.
Test T 20/06/13 This window will show, Type of Fault, Date, Event Number
and Time. This is the latest event.
01 12:35:25.158
When the right arrow key ()is pressed again the relay will
show previous Event No. 16. Similarly if you press the left
arrow key it will show Event No. 02. In all 16 Event can be
viewed. Then it will return to the main menu.
Event Log
Note : Event 2 to Event 16 can be viewed as above.
8.3.11 ERROR LOG
8.3.11.1 To View – Error Log
Error Log This menu is to view the Error Log detected by the self
supervision function of relay.
Error Code : 0000 This window will show Error Code detected by self
supervision function of Relay
Press the right arrow key () the relay will display main
menu.
Error Log

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8.3.12 STATUS
8.3.12.1 To View – Status
Status This menu is to view the Status of Digital Input, Trip Circuit
Supervision, circuit breaker and H/W / S/W version.
CB NO: OFF This window will show status of Digital Input i.e. CB NO and
CB NC
CB NC: OFF
Trip Ckt: Healthy This window will show status of Trip ckt. and ckt. Breaker.
Ckt Brker:? Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as follows.
S/W V: 01.20 This window will shows the software and hardware version of
relay
H/W V: 01.01
Press the right arrow key () the relay will display the main
menu.
Status

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8.3.13 DATE TIME SETTINGS
8.3.13.1 To Set – Date Time Setting
Date/Time Password protected menu to set the Date and Time.
Password = 001 Enter the previously set password, by using the up arrow key
( + / ) or the down arrow key ( - / ). As per the Enter the
Use INR/DEC
Password selection.
SET Hrs = 017 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) Hours can be set. The setting range is from 0-23 in
Range 0 – 23
steps of 1.
SET Mins = 017 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) Minutes can be set. The setting range is from 0-59 in
Range 0 – 59
steps of 1.
SET Sec = 017 By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) Seconds can be set. The setting range is from 0-59 in
Range 0 – 59
steps of 1.
SET Date = 017 By using the up arrow key (+ / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) Date can be set. The setting range is from 1-31 in steps
Range 1 – 31
of 1.
SET Month = 004 By using the up arrow key (+ / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) Month can be set. The setting range is from 1-12 in
Range 1 – 12
steps of 1.

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SET Year = 008 By using the up arrow key (+ / ) or the down arrow key
( - /) Year can be set. The setting range is from 000-099 in
Range 00 – 99
steps of 001.
Save Setting? To save any changes.

Press the left arrow key () the relay will save the change and
Mode For Save
the following message is display.
Note: If changes made are not to be saved press LED Reset
or leave key pad untouched for 100Sec.

The control will return to the main menu.
Date/Time
8.3.13.2 To View – Date Time Setting
Date / Time Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as follow.
Time: 16: 40: 57 This window shows the Date and Time
Date: 19/06/13 Press the right arrow key () the relay will display the main
menu.
Date / Time

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8.3.14 Secondary Current
8.3.14.1 To View – Secondary Current
Sec. Current This menu is to view the actual secondary load current as
per the CT Secondary selection.
Press the right arrow key () the relay will display as follow
R = 00.00 Y = 00.00 This window will show secondary load current of R,Y & B.
B = 00.00
3Io = 00.00 This window will show secondary load current of 3Io.
Sec. Current

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9.0 FLOW CHART
9.1 Flow Chart – To View Primary Current
R = 0000 Y = 0000
Primary Current B = 0000A
R = 0000 Y = 0000
B = 0000A
3Io = 0000A

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9.2 Flow Chart – To Set & To View General Settings
General Settings
Unit ID = 001
Password = 0000
Use Inr/Dec
Password = 000 CT Sec. = 01A
New Password CT Pri. = 0100A
Unit Id = 001 Test Block = NO

Trip Ckt. = NO
CT Sec. = 001
1 = 1A , 2 = 5A BF Enable = No
BF Delay = 050
CT Primary = 0100
Range 10 – 3000
Baud Rate = 57600
Test Block = Yes

01: Yes 02: N0
Baud Rate = 57600
Trip Ckt. = Yes

01: Yes, 02: No
BF Enable = Yes
01: Yes, 02: No
BF Delay = 050
Range 50 – 800 ms NOTE : The Baud Rated setting is only for ADR241C.
Frequency = 50Hz Baud Rate = 57600

Range 50Hz – 60Hz Range 1200 - 57600
OK Save Settings?
Mode for Save

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9.3 Flow Chart – To Set & To View Relay Settings
Relay Settings
Ip> Enable = NO
Ip> Enable = Yes Password = 0000
Ip>> Enable = NO
01 : YES, 02 : NO Use Inr/Dec
Ip> 250% t=x1.00

Ip TMS = x1.00 Ip> = 250
Ip>> 0100%
Range x0.01 – 1.00 Range 10 – 250%
Ip>> = 016 3Io> Enable = No

Ip>> Enable = Yes
Multiply by 50 3Io>> Enable = No
01 : YES, 02 : NO
3Io> 250% t=x1.00

3Io> = 020 3Io> Enable = Yes
3Io>> 0100%
Range 10 – 250% 01 : YES, 02 : NO
3Io>> Enable = Yes Ip> Normal Inv. 2

3To TMS = x1.00
01 : YES, 02 : NO 3Io> Normal Inv.1
Range x0.01 – 1.00
Ip Curve = 002 3Io>> = 016 Ip>> Delay = 0.00
Range C1 – C6 Multiply by 50 3Io>> Delay = 0.00
Ip>> Delay = 0.01 Ip> C6 Del = 04.6

3Io Curve = 002
Range 0 – 2.00s 3Io> C6 Del = 00.7
Range C1 – C6
Ip> C6 Del = 04.1 3Io>> Delay = 0.01

Range 0.1 – 99.9s Range 0 – 2.00s
Save Settings ? 3Io>C6 Del = 04.1

Mode for Save Range 0.1 – 99.9s
OK

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9.4 Flow Chart – To Set & To View COLD LOAD Settings
Cold Load Settings
CL Enable = NO
CL Enable = Yes Password = 0000
CL Timer = 0.50
01 : YES, 02 : NO Use Inr/Dec
Ip> Enable = Yes Ip> Enable = No

CL Timer = 01.00
01 : YES, 02 : NO Ip>>Enable = No
Range 0.1 – 10.0S
IpTMS= X1.00 Ip> = 250 Ip> 250% t=x1.00

Range X0.01 – 1.00 Range 10 – 250% Ip>> 1000%
Ip>> = 020 Ip>> Enable = Yes 3Io> Enable = No

Multiply by 50 01 : YES, 02 : NO 3Io>> Enable = No
3Io> = 250 3Io> Enable = Yes

3Io> 250% t=x1.00
Range 10 – 250% 01 : YES, 02 : NO
3Io>> 1000%
3Io>> Enable = Yes 3Io TMS = X1.00

01 : YES, 02 : NO Range X0.01 – 1.00 Ip> Normal Inv. 1
3Io> Normal Inv. 1
Ip Curve = 001 3Io>> = 020

Range C1 – C6 Multiply by 50 Ip>> Delay = 0.00
3Io>> Delay = 0.00
Ip>> Delay = 0.00 3Io Curve = 001

Range 0 – 2.00S Range C1 – C6
Ip> C6 Del = 00.5
3Io> C6 Del = 01.0
Ip> C6 Del = 00.5 3Io>> Delay = 0.00
Range 0.1 – 99.9S Range 0 – 2.00S
Save setting? 3IO> C6 Del = 00.5
Mode for Save Range 0.1 – 99.9S
OK

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9.5 Flow Chart – To Set & To View Relay/LED Settings
→ Relay/LED Config ←
Load Fact set = Yes Password = 0000
Loading Factory
01: Yes 02: No Use Inr/Dec Setting : NO
RL1 A = 01FF
RL2 A = 01FF RL1 B = 0000 RL1 A = 01FF
RL1 B = 0000
RL2 A = 01FF
RL2 B = 0000
RL3 B = 0000 RL3 A = 0077 RL2 B = 0000
RL3 A = 0077
RL3 B = 0000
L1 Green A = 4000 RL4 B = 0000 RL4 A = 0088

RL4 A = 0088
RL4 B = 0000
L1 Red B = 0000 L1 Red A = 8000 L1 Green B = 0000 L1 Green A = 4000

L1 Green B = 0000
L1 Red A = 8000
L2 Red A = 0000 L2 Green B = 0000 L2 Green A = 0000 L1 Red B = 0000
L2 Green A = 0000
L2 Green B = 0000
L3 Green B = 0000 L3 Green A = 0000 L2 Red B = 01FF
L2 Red A = 0000
L2 Red B = 01FF
L4 Green A = 01FF L3 Red B = 0400 L3 Red A = 0000 L3 Green A = 0000

L3 Green B = 0000
L3 Red A = 0000
L4 Red B = 0000 L4 Red A = 0000 L4 Green B = 0000 L3 Red B = 0400
L4 Green A = 01FF
L4 Green B = 0000
OK Save Setting?
MODE for Save
L4 Red A = 0000
L4 Red B = 0000

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9.6 Flow Chart – To View – TRIP TEST
Trip Test
I>>:
I>: T
R=0000 Y=0000
B=0000A
3Io= 0000A
Trip Count : 0000
19/06/2013
16:53:21.058
Fault 1

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9.7 Flow Chart – To View Faults
Fault 1
I >> : R = 0000 Y = 0000

B = 0000A
I> : T
3Io = 0000A 29/03/09
Trip Count : 0000 16:03:59.861
Fault 2
Note : Faults 2 to Fault 8 can be viewed respectively
9.8 Flow Chart – To View Events Log
Events Log
Test F 19/06/13 Test F 19/06/13

06 12:37:44.076 05 12:37:44.076
Test F 19/06/13
04 12:37:44.076
Note : Events 2 to Events 16 can be viewed respectively.

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9.9 Flow Chart – To View Error Log Settings
Error Log
Error Code : 0000
9.10 Flow Chart – To View Status Settings
Status
CB NO:OFF Trip Ckt : Healthy S/W V: 01.20
CB NC:OFF Ckt Brker :? H/W V: 01.01

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9.11 Flow Chart – To Adjust & To View Date/Time Settings
Date/Time
Password = 000 Time : 04:32:20

Use INR/DEC Date : 27/08/10
SET Hrs = 04
Range 0-23
SET Mins = 032

Range 0-59
SET Sec= 020

Range 0-59
SET Date = 003

Range 1-31
SET Month : 004

Range 1-12
SET Year = 009

Range 00-99
Save Settings?
Mode for Save
OK

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9.12 Flow Chart – To View – Secondary Current
Sec. Current
R = 00.00 Y = 00.00
B = 0000
3Io = 00.00

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10.0 COMMUNICATION ( Only for ADR241C Relay )
10.1 General
After every fault relay capture numbers of data which can be very useful to analysis fault.
Following is the summery of data which can be given by relay
1) Measurement value: The relay is connected to CT which samples the current signal and
calculates the number of different values from these signals. These values are available
whenever master demands. (Here master means connected PC or SCADA RTU) The
ADR241C gives RMS current information.
2) Event Value: Apart from basic protection functions. Relay is continuously monitors its
internal and external hardware through different status flags. There are two types of
status flags 1) Logical status such relay Pick-up, Relay, operation; setting change etc.
these are generated within relay. 2) Similarly there is opto-coupler inputs which are
connected to external contacts marked as S1 – S2. Any change in logical or physical
status is recorded as event. Such events are kept in internal non volatile memory along
with time stamp. Up to 100 such event can be store in relay memory. These events can
download for detailed analysis of any operation.
3) Fault History: After the fault, the relay latches all fault alongwith real time values these
are known as fault history. Last 5 fault history is available on relay display and on
communication port. Details of values are given in user interface
To read this fault information communication port are provided i.e. RS485 at rear. The relay
use 3 wire communication port. (RX, TX and GND) hand shaking signal are not used such
RTS, CTS, DSR DTR.

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10.2 General questions
10.2.1 What is meant by an event?

Event is nothing but every action performed by the relay. For e.g. status ON is one event and
status OFF is other event.
10.2.2 How can we read the events that are generated in the relay?
When the communication link is established between the PC and RS485 port of relay, then
events can be read on the PC through the SCADA software.
10.2.3 What is RS485?

RS485 is the communication port through which relay is communicates with PC through
SCADA software.
10.2.4 Where this port is located?

RS485 port is located at the rear side of the relay for permanent wiring of SCADA system.
10.2.5 Why RS485 port is used?

RS485 port is useful for long distance communication with unlikely any distortion in the
transmission and reception of data. The major advantage of RS485 Port is it is multidrop i.e.
upto 32 different devices can be connected to single port.
Differential Relay Differential Relay

Transformer Bus Bar
Relay 1 Relay 2
Protection Protection
RS485 Data Bus
Convertor
Central Control
10.2.6 What is Relay Talk?

Relay Talk is software (Provided with this relay) which is installed in the PC. This software
provides you Communication Bridge between PC and Relay.
10.2.7 Why RS232 to RS485 ISOLATED CONVERTOR is used?

Generally PC is provided with RS232 port, to connect Relay with standard PC we need
RS232 to RS485 Isolated Convertor.

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RS485 is the most versatile communication standard in the standard series defined by the
EIA, and widely used for communication interface in data acquisition and control applications
where multiple nodes communicate with each other.
RS485 functionality
1. Connect DTE's (Data Terminal Equipment) directly without the need of modems.
2. Connect several DTE's in a network structure.
3. Ability to communicate over longer distances.
4. Ability to communicate at faster communication rates.
5. There is error detection implemented in the higher level protocol to detect the data
corruption and resend the information at a later time.
10.3. Physical connection and link layer
Connection is available for IEC60870-5-103 through the rear RS485 port. For this
communication Isolated RS232 to RS485 Convertor is used.
1
RS232 to RS485 RS485
ISOLATED CONVERTOR
2 ADR 241C
RELAY
Fig. 10.1 Block Diagram of communication link
1. PC to RS232 Port of convertor and convertor to RS485 of Relay.

2. RS485 to convertor and back to PC.
The parameters of the communication are the following:
• None (NO) Parity, Odd Parity & Even Parity

• 8 Data bits
• 1 stop bit
• Data rate 1200, 2400, 9600, 19200 38400 or 57600 bauds
RS485 communication port Electrical Connection provided at back of Relay
RS485 PORT
1
6
2
RX + Rx+ and Rx- are Input to relay
7
RX - Tx+ and Tx- are output from relay
3
8
TX -
4
9
TX +
5
D9 Male
Fig. 10.2

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10.4. Relay Talk software for down loading the various data latch by relay,
Following is a brief step by step instruction to down load relay data.
• Start Relay Talk program from program menu

Following is the main screen of Relay talk system.
Fig. 10.3
For success communication setting of relay should match with software settings. In relay Talk
software there are numbers of settings. Here we have shown only essential screens for ADR241C
relay.
To check communication setting click configuration button.

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After pressing Configuration button display will show following screen.
And follow steps
Adjust Proper
Values of
CT/PT Primary
and Secondary
Press this
button to check
Communication
settings
Fig. 10.4
Now check communication setting.

Adjust Proper
COM Port
Settings
Adjust Proper
Baud Rate
Setting
There should be no handshaking
Fig. 10.5

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To finalise setting
Press then Press & finally Press
This will return to main screen.
Default IDs settings

Here we set the Default ID of the Relay. Relay ID
Fig. 10.6

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Now select the path as shown in the window. i.e. IEDÆ ADR Series Æ ADITYA V2 Series Æ
ADITYA2_2
Fig. 10.7
Summary to ADR241C interface with relay talk system

1. Connect RS485 port on the back of ADR241C to PC through cable.
2. Check that relay setting will match to software configuration in serial port setting as well as
default ID setting as shown in figure.
3. Check unit ID, Parity, Com Port and Baud rate of ADR241C relay it should match to the
configuration of the software.

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10.5. ADR241C IED Main Screen

After checking all settings and when the ADR241C is selected the following window will be
displayed on the PC screen.
9
10
11
12
1
2 3 4 5 7
6
Fig. 10.8
The windows/Buttons functions are as follows
Sr. No Name Description

1 Initialized This will initialize relay communication.
2 Refresh It will refresh all windows and parameters
3 Setting This is used to view the settings of the relay and also edit
the settings of the relay.
4 History Faults It will read all fault data (i.e. last 5 fault which is also
available on LCD display)
5 Reset This is used to reset the relay.
6 Synchronize This is used to synchronize the relay date and time with PC
7 Device Healthy This window indicates the healthy condition of the relay
with software i.e. Successful communication indicator.
8 Auxiliary Status This is used to view the input status received by the relay
9 Parameter Display This is used to view the parameters of current and voltage
10 List of Disturbance This is used to view the last 5 faults saved in the relay with
Recorder fault number.

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11 Control Operation This is used to operate relay control through operation from
PC
12 General This is used to view Relay name, Version, and
compatibility.
10.5.1 Parameter Display

Online Parameters along with their values in units are displayed along with the Date and Time
stamping and these are refreshed on successful communication.
Fig. 10.9
10.5.2 Physical/Logical Status Display (IEDs Din)

These are physical/logical status (IED Dins), displayed along with there online status.
Fig. 10.10

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10.5.3 Control Operation

The control operation is used to control the relays parameters i.e. either to Reset the LEDs or
to open the CB by TRIP command.
Fig. 10.11
This window is not used in ADR241C This window is used to operate the controls
Fig. 10.12 Fig. 10.13
10.5.4 Private Setting

These settings for IEDs are displayed along with their current values and expected values.
Fig. 10.14

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10.6. History Fault
Now when the History fault is selected the following window is displayed.
This window shows last 5 Fault events i.e. Trip Counter, Date & Time of the Faults, Type of
faults and present current values.
3 4 5 6
1
2
Fig. 10.15
The windows/Buttons functions are as follows
Sr. No. Name Description

1 Fault Buffer To view the fault buffer number
2 Read Fault To read the fault selected in the fault buffer
3 Refresh Fault To refresh all windows and parameters
4 Clear Fault display To clear the screen
5 Save Fault data To Save the Fault data
6 Close To close the History fault window

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10.7. Settings
This window is to view and edit the parameter of the relay. The setting are of two types
General Settings and Bank Settings.
10.7.1 General Settings

This window is to view and edit the parameters in general settings of the relay.
Fig. 10.16

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10.7.2 Bank Settings

This window is to view and edit the parameters in Bank settings of the relay.
Fig. 10.17

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10.8. Event list

This window shows the all events generated in the relay.
The following picture shows the auxiliary status and their event list.
Fig. 10.18
Fig. 10.19

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Following events occurred while relay is in Trip mode when local test Trip is occurred.
1. General start/pick up ON
2. General Trip ON
3. Test event ON
Fig. 10.20
When the relay is not in Trip mode following events are shown.
1. General start/pick up OFF

2. General Trip OFF
3. Test event OFF

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11.0 TEST REPORT - Annexure I
1. Pick-Up Test for PHASE and 3IO: (Tolerance 1N – 1.1N )

Keep Phase & 3IO TMS at X0.01
IP > R (Amp.) Y (Amp.) B (Amp.) Tolerance (Amp.)
% 1A 5A 1A 5A 1A 5A 1A 5A
10 0.10 to 0.11 0.50 t 0.55
250 2.5 to 2.75 12.5 to 13.75
3IO > 3IO (Amp.) Tolerance (Amp.)

% 1A 5A 1A 5A
10 0.10 to 0.11 0.50 t 0.55
250 2.5 to 2.75 12.5 to 13.75
2. Operating Time Test For PHASE & 3IO (Ref. Table):
Phase Trip at 100% and Phase TMS set at Maximum Position (To be checked for 5 Amp)
Set Current Delay in Sec.
at
C1 C2 C3 C4 C5
2N - 10A
Phase 10N - 50A
20N - 100A
Phase Trip at 200% and Phase TMS set at Maximum Position ( To be checked for 1 Amp )
Set Current at R (Delay in Sec.) Y (Delay in Sec.) B (Delay in Sec.)

C1 C1 C1
2N - 4A
20N - 40A
Set 3IO TMS at Maximum position.

(To be checked for 1 Amp) (To be checked for 5 Amp)
Set Current at 3IO > at 10% Set Current at 3IO > at 100%
C1 C2
2N - 0.20A 2N - 10A
10N - 1A 10N - 50A
20N - 100A
HF Testing for Phase & 3IO (Tolerance 1N – 1.1N)

Keep Trip at 250% & TMS at X1.0
Phase - HF % 1000% (Tolerance 10A – 11A)
R (Amps)
Y (Amps)
B (Amps)
3IO (Amps)

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HF Time Delay Testing For PHASE & 3IO (Adjust Current 2N to Trip Relay with HF):
(Actual Delay = Inst. + Set Delay)
HF Time Delay settings 00(Inst.) 0.06 2.0
Observed Delay(Phase)
Observed Delay(3IO)
Tolerance = Inst. + ( ± 5% of Set ) ≤40 ms
Definite Time Delay Testing For PHASE & 3IO (Curve 6) (Adjust Current 1.5N of pickup
setting):
Definite Time delay settings 0.5 10.0
Observed Delay(Phase)
Observed Delay(3IO)
Tolerance ± 5% 0.475 to 0.525 9.5 to 10.5
3. Breaker Fail (LBB) Time Test:
Set BF Delay (mSecs) 100 400 800
Observed delay (mSecs)
4. Key functions: ____________________ .

5. Relay contacts: _______________.
6. Back Terminal Connection: _______________________________.
7. Insulation test: __________________MΩ @ 1000VDC.
8. H.V. Test: @ 2000VAC between all Terminals and body for 60 Sec. _____________.
9. RS 485 Communication:______________________
10. Conclusion: _________________________________________________________.
Tested By Checked By (QC)

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12.0 Revision Note
Issue Date Description

01 06.03.2010 Original Version
02 26.08.2010 Communication Details added
03 03.09.2010 Test Report added.
04 15.11.2010 Software Version Changed
04A 22.03.2011 IDMT Graph modified.
04B 03.10.2012 Software Version Changed
04C 19.06.2013 Software Version Changed
04D 10.07.2014 • Software Version Changed 01.20
• Communication modified from 4wires to 2wires.

Issue: 04D
Date : 10.07.2014

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N U M E R I C AL O C / E F P R O T E C T I O N R E L AY AD R 1 4 1 C / 2 4 1 C

Over Current / Earth Fault

Type : ADR141C / 241C

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8.3.5 Relay Setting 32

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9.9 Flow Chart – To View Error Log Settings 65

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3. Relay Design Features:

4.1 Over Current & EF Element:

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4.2 Inverse Time Curves :-

Curve Type Description a b

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4.3 Trip circuit Supervision:-

Trip Circuit Logic

4.4 Breaker Failure Detection:-

Breaker Fail Logic

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4.5 Cold Load pickup:-

6. Self Check Feature

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7.1 Technical specifications

Sr. No. Specification Particulars

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7.2 Type Test Details

Sr. No. Title Standard no.

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8.0 Front Panel and Control

Sr. No. Legend Description

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8.1 USER INTERFACE

8.1.1 LCD Display

8.1.2 Touch Keys

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Sr. No. Legend Description

8.2.1 Password Entry and changing the password

This is default window showing the actual Primary Load

This window is showing Main menu.

Password protected window for “General Setting’’ for

To Enter the previously set Password

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Password = 0000 To Change Password (New Password)

- Key it will come out of curser ( ⌃ ).

OK This window will flash for moment

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8.2.2 Clear Password

This is default window showing the actual Primary Load

Fault Memories &

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8.3.1 Default Display

This window will flash momentarily showing the following

This window will flash momentarily showing the following

Fault 2 key (+ / ) or the down arrow key ( - / ).

By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key

CT Sec. = 5A By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key

By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key -

By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key

By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key

By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key

By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key

By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key

By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key

By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key

By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key

By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key

By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key

By using the up arrow key ( + / ) or the down arrow key