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File Layouts
ACC
File Layout--(.acc)
This is also known as the Account-Based Load File. The Billing Load Wizard will request this file so that
it can import billing load information.
The account based load file can be fixed-width or comma-delimited. The file may have any extension,
but must be an ASCII file.
See the ACC Standard Fields table for a breakdown of the ACC fields.
Standard Fields
Table 7. ACC Standard Fields
Beginning Position Length Type Description Details

1 6 SI Billing Reference
7 6 SI kWh Usage
13 5 SI kW Demand
23 5 SI kvar Demand
28 5 SI Security Light kWh
34 1 SI Phase Configuration
35 2 SI Rate Class
37 2 SI Revenue Class
66 6 SI Transformer kVA
Notes
This file is usually created by the Billing computer at the utility.
This is a suggested format and can be modified to your specific needs with the following exceptions:
there must be a billing reference code defined for each account or record. This code is the link from EA
to billing. The element name in WindMil should be named using this code.
ASM
File Layouts--(.asm)
See the ASM Standard Fields table for a breakdown of the ASM fields.
Table 8. ASM Standard Fields
Field Type Description Details
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1 A Map Point Name Name of the Map Point this assembly unit is attached to.
2 A Assembly Name Human-readable name of unit code (ex. 35-5).
3 L Quantity Number of times this unit code appears at this location.
4 F Distance Distance from pole (in whatever units the utility desires).
5 F Angle Angle with pole (int whatever units the utility desires).
6 A Comment Commas and new lines are stripped before exporting this field.
Uniquely represents this instance of this assembly unit in
7 G Assembly GUID
model.
8 G Assembly Parent GUID Specifies the parent, if unit is a sub-assembly of another unit.
9 G Map Point GUID The GUID of the Map Point this assembly unit is attached to.
10 A Status A string containing either “Normal” or “Damaged”.
Assembly Equipment
11 G GUID representing the assembly unit in the EQDB.
GUID
12 A Associated Feature Name The name of the circuit element this unit is associated with.
13 G Associated Feature GUID The GUID of the circuit element this unit is associated with.
Notes
This is a comma-delimited file. The first line of the file contains a comma-separated list of field names.
The Assembly GUID is a unique ID for this assembly. For instance, if there are 3 million 35-5 assemblies
in the world, this GUID identifies exactly one of them. When you want to represent an assembly that is a
part of another assembly, you will use the Assembly Parent GUID field.
CLD
File Layouts--(.cld)
This file provides a mechanism for archiving the calculated load on a model. It contains only kVA and
consumer data. See the CLD Standard Fields table for a breakdown of the .cld fields.
Table 9. CLD Standard Fields
Field Type Description Mandatory?

1 A Section Identifier X
2 F kW (Phase A)
3 F kW (Phase B)
4 F kW (Phase C)
5 F kvar (Phase A)
6 F kvar (Phase B)
7 F kvar (Phase C)
8 F Consumers (Phase A)
9 F Consumers (Phase B)
10 F Consumers (Phase C)
Notes
This file is only used by Archive and Retrieve load.
DXF
File Layouts--(.dxf)
WindMil allows you to export an AutoCAD-compatible .dxf file containing an image of your circuit
model.
WindMil adds information to the drawing by separating WindMil entities onto their own layers. Some
entities correspond to elements (like the Device), some correspond to an attribute (like the Load Control
Point), and some correspond to elements with a particular attribute (like the Fuse, which is a Device with
Fuse equipment).
Also, each layer has a predefined AutoCAD color, which is listed in the rightmost column.
See the DXF Layer Fields table for a breakdown of the .dxf layer fields.
Table 10. DXF Layer Fields
Entity Layer Name Color

Meta Symbol MIS-Metas .253
Load Control Point MIS-LoadControlPoints .245
Breaker MIS-Breakers .233
Fuse MIS-Fuses .224
Sectionalizer MIS-Sectionalizers .212
Recloser MIS-Recloser .201
Bay MIS-Bays .190
Source MIS-Sources .189
Device MIS-OvercurDvcs .178
Consumer (Inactive) MIS-InactiveConsumers .167
Consumer (Active) MIS-Consumers .156
Feeder Bay MIS-Feeders .145
Padmount Transformer MIS-PadmountTransformers .100
Step Transformer MIS-StrePTransformers .100
Transformer MIS-Transformers .100
Closed Switch MIS-ClosedSwitches .122
Looped Switch MIS-LoopedSwitches .113
Open Switch MIS-OpenSwitches .210
Substation MIS-Substation .200

Regulator MIS-Regulators .188
Node MIS-Nodes .170
Motor MIS-Motors .114
Generator MIS-Generators .90
Capacitor MIS-Capacitors .105
OH Line (ABC) MIS-OH-ABC .4
OH Line (BC) MIS-OH-BC .6
OH Line (AC) MIS-OH-AC .3
OH Line (AB) MIS-OH-AB .2
OH Line (C) MIS-OH-C .7
OH Line (B) MIS-OH-B .5
OH Line (A) MIS-OH-A .1
UG Line (ABC) MIS-UG-ABC .11
UG Line (BC) MIS-UG-BC .13
UG Line (AC) MIS-UG-AC .10
UG Line (AB) MIS-UG-AB .9
UG Line (C) MIS-UG-C .14
UG Line (B) MIS-UG-B .12
UG Line (A) MIS-UG-A .8
GPS
File Layouts--(.gps)
See the GPS Standard Fields table for a breakdown of the .gps fields.
Table 11. GPS Standard Fields

1 A Map Point Name (Pole, UG Facility, Light, etc.)
2 A Map Point Type
3 F X Coord
4 F Y Coord
5 G Map Point GUID
6 A UserTag See the Notes section.
Notes
All records in the file are comma-delimited. The first line of the file contains a list of field names.
The user tag can only be viewed in the Selected Element Grid or by using Color by Custom mode. This
feature is useful for quickly marking groups of elements with some kind of status information (e.g.
damaged or repaired).
Externals CSV
File Layout--(.externals.csv)
This is a comma-separated value file containing records from the external tables connected to your
model.
Standard Fields
Table 12. externals.csv Standard Fields

1 ID (Primary Key) See Notes.
2 CMID (Element Key) See Notes.
3 A Table Name Table name from the source.
n All subsequent columns See Notes.
Notes
The Primary Key and Element Key could have various value types, such as strings or unique identifiers.
After the identifying keys and source table name, all the columns from the connected tables are listed
below. These fields will have various types, depending on the column listed.
LBL
File Layouts--(.lbl)
The .lbl file format allows users to import circuit element notes, databox locations, and labels into
WindMil.
See the LBL Standard Fields table for a breakdown of the .lbl fields.
Table 13. LBL Standard Fields
Field Type Description

1 A Element Name
2 SI Label Visible
3 F Label X Coordinate
4 F Label Y Coordinate
5 SI Use Map Number as Label
6 SI Calculated Databox Visible
7 F Calculated Databox X Coordinate

8 F Calculated Databox Y Coordinate
9 SI User-Defined Databox Visible
10 F User-Defined Databox X Coordinate
11 F User-Defined Databox Y Corordinate
12 A Template Name for User-Defined Databox
13 SI Note Visible
14 F Note X Coordinate
15 F Note Y Coordinate
16 SI Rows of Text in Note
17 SI Width of Note (in chars)
18 A Note Text
LCP
File Layouts - (.lcp)
This file allows you to import information about load control points, which are elements in a circuit that
contain load information for multiple elements downline.
See the LCP Standard Fields table for a breakdown of the .lcp fields.
Table 14. LCP Standard Fields
ID Type Description Mandatory Field Details

1 A Section Identifier X
2 SI Source Option 1 1=total, 2=per phase
3 SI Source Option 2 0=kW, 1=kVA, 2=Amps
4 SI Source PF Option 0 = swing, 1 = set
5 F Source Load (Total or PhA)
6 F Source Load (Phase B)
7 F Source Load (Phase C)
8 F Source PF (Total or PhA)
9 F Source PF (Phase B)
10 F Source PF (Phase C)
11 SI (Group 1) Allocated Load Using See the Source Option 1 section.
12 SI (Group 1) UNUSED
14 SI (Group 1) Group Allocation Method See the Source Option 2 section.
15 SI (Group 1) Group PF Option
16 F (Group 1) Group Power Factor
17 F (Group 1)
18 F (Group 1) Group Coincidental Factor
19 F (Group 1) Group Loading Factor
20 F (Group 1) Group Xfmr Loading Factor
21 SI (Group 2) Allocated Load Using
23 SI (Group 2) Load Key
24 SI (Group 2) Allocation Method
25 SI (Group 2) PF Option
26 F (Group 2) Power Factor
27 F (Group 2) UNUSED
28 F (Group 2) Coincidental Factor
29 F (Group 2) Loading Factor
30 F (Group 2) Xfmr Loading Factor
36 SI (Group 3) Power Factor
46 F (Group 4) Power Factor
51 SI Same as Upline
52 SI Allocate Consumers
53 F (Group 1) kW per Consumer

Notes
The Load Control Point file contains all information necessary for performing Load Allocation downline.
All load control points must be defined as Overcurrent devices. Sources or Nodes in the .std file or the
existing model.
All records in the file are comma-delimited, not fixed.
LCP.txt File
There are three types of information that the LCP file can contain, and the file can be a mix of these three
types. Each line in the comma-delimited file is as follows:
Phase Amps
LCP Name,2,APh Amps,APh PF,BPh Amps,BPh PF, CPh Amps, CPh PF,Swing
Phase kW
LCP Name,3,APh kW,APh PF,APh kvar,BPh kW,BPh PF,BPh kvar,CPh kW,CPh PF,CPh
kvar,Swing
Total kW
LCP Name,1,kW,PF,kvar,Swing
Notes
1. A check is made to be sure the section with the LCP Name can be an LCP.
2. If the LCP is not a 3-Phase element, all missing phases should have zeros where data is needed
above.
3. If the value in the “Swing” position is “0”, then the LCP does not swing. Any other value will set
the LCP to swing.
4. Where PF and kvar are both allowed, kvar is given preference. Only if the kvar field is 0.0 will the
PF field be used in those cases.
5. If any value other than 2 or 3 is used in the second field, Total kW is assumed.
MPT
File Layouts--(.mpt)
This is a standard ASCII file that applies inflection points to overhead and underground line elements and
can be imported or exported.
See the MPT Standard Fields table for a breakdown of the .mpt fields.
Standard Fields
Table 15. MPT Standard Fields
Field Type Description Mandatory? Details

1 A Section Identifier X See the Element Identifier section.
2 L X Coordinate See the X and Y Coordinates section.
3 L Y Coordinate ""
Notes
All records in the Standard WM ASCII Section Midpoints File are comma-delimited.
Multiple records/midpoints are allowed. However, these points must be in the correct order from upline
to downline midpoint.
In WindMil v2.0, the file extension changed from .mid to .mpt.
OUT
Outage File--(.out)
Provides a connectivity model for use by outage programs (export only). This format should not be
confused with WindMil's old DOS outage format, which has been retired.
See the OUT Standard Fields table for a breakdown of the base .out fields.
Table 16. OUT Standard Fields
Field Begin Length Type Description Details

1 1 15 A Section Name Unique, alphanumeric identifier < 20 char.
2 16 15 A Parent Name See the Parent Element Identifier section.
3 31 2 SI Phasing See the Element Phase Configuration section.
4 33 6 SI Device Code See the Device Code section.
5 40 15 A Device Name See the Device Name section.
6 56 20 A Map Number See the Map Number section.
7 76 6 SI Current Substation
8 82 7 L Current Feeder
Notes
This file is exported by Import/Export.
Each line is 89 characters in length, followed by a carriage return/line feed (CR/LF). feed (CR/LF).
Outage File (.out)--DOS
DOS versions of WindMil exported this file format to provide a connectivity model for outage programs.
Newer versions of WindMil use a new file format.
If you need information on this deprecated file format, please contact Milsoft.
RSL
Results File (.rsl)
This provides engineering results to external programs (export only).
This file is exported by Import/Export. This file is delimited, not fixed. A comma (,) must be placed
between each field.
The first line of the export is a common-delimited list of field names corresponding to the list of fields
given below.
See the RSL Standard Fields table for the .rsl fields.
Table 17. RSL Standard Fields

1 A Section Name Unique, alphanumeric identifier < 20 characters.
2 A Parent Name See the Parent Element Identifier section.
3 SI Phasing See the Element Phase Configuration section.
4 A Wye or Delta Conn. Identifies load connection. Y= Wye, D= Delta
5 A Equipment Reference See the Equipment Reference section.
6 F Miles from Source
7 F Length in Miles
8 F Primary kV, Phase A
9 F Primary kV, Phase B
10 F Primary kV, Phase C
11 F Primary kV, balanced
12 F Base Volts, Phase A
13 F Base Volts, Phase B
14 F Base Volts, Phase C
15 F Base Volts, balanced
16 F Section Drop, Phase A
17 F Section Drop, Phase B
18 F Section Drop, Phase C
19 F Section Drop, balanced

20 F Current Drop, Phase A
21 F Current Drop, Phase B
22 F Current Drop, Phase C
23 F Current Drop, balanced
24 F Through Amps, Phase A
25 F Through Amps, Phase B
26 F Through Amps, Phase C
27 F Through Amps, balanced
28 SI % Capacity, Phase A
29 SI % Capacity, Phase B
30 SI % Capacity, Phase C
31 SI % Capacity, balanced
32 L Through kW, Phase A
33 L Through kW, Phase B
34 L Through kW, Phase C
35 L Through kW, balanced
36 L kvar, Phase A
37 L kvar, Phase B
38 L kvar, Phase C
39 L kvar, balanced
40 SI % Power Factor, Phase A
41 SI % Power Factor, Phase B
42 SI % Power Factor, Phase C
43 SI % Power Factor, balanced
44 F % Loss
45 L kW, Phase A
46 L kW, Phase B
47 L kW, Phase C
48 L kW, balanced
49 L Section kvar, Phase A
50 L Section kvar, Phase B
51 L Section kvar, Phase C
52 L Section kvar, balanced
53 L Consumers On, Phase A
54 L Consumers On, Phase B
55 L Consumers On, Phase C
56 L Consumers On, balanced
57 L Consumers Off, Phase A

58 L Consumers Off, Phase B
59 L Consumers Off, Phase C
60 L Consumers Off, balanced
61 L Calculated Base kV
62 L Fault Impedance
63 L Min Phase-Ground
64 L Max Fault-LG
65 L Max Fault-LL
66 L Max Fault-LLG
67 L Max Fault-LLLG
68 F Positive Seq Resistance
69 F Positive Sequence Reactance
70 F Zero Sequence Resistance
71 F Zero Sequence Reactance
72 A Source Name
73 A Feeder Name
Notes
This file is comma-delimited.
SEC
Section Load File Layout (.sec)
The section load file was once used to provide input for load allocation. Now, this functionality has been
replaced by the Billing Load Wizard.
If you need further information on the layout of this file, please contact Milsoft.
SEQ
Equipment File Layout (.seq)
The equipment file is used to export data from an equipment database. It can also be used to create or
modify an existing equipment database.
When exporting Switchgear Templates (SGTs) from the EQDB, a line for each SGT is written to
the .seq file.
See the SEQ Standard Fields table for a breakdown of the base .seq fields or each of the element-
specific field sections for field tables based on each element.
Table 18. SEQ Standard Fields

1 A Equipment Identifier X Unique, alphanumeric, and < 20 characters.
2 SI Equipment Type X See the Equipment Type Code section.
— — Element Specific — —
50 G Equipment GUID
Element-specific Fields
Overhead Conductor (Type 1)
Underground Conductor (Type 2)
Zsm Conductor (Type 3)
Zabc Conductor (Type 4)
Transformer Conductor (Type 5)
Regulator (Type 6)
Load Mix (Type 7)
Construction Code (Type 8)
Load Zone (Type 9)
Device (Type 10)
Protected Device (Type 11)
Assemblies (Type 12)
Switchgear (Type 13)
Notes
All records in the Standard WM ASCII Equipment File are comma-delimited.
If a field does not require a value, it can be left blank, and the default value will be applied, but remember
that you must still include a comma to terminate the empty field.
The last field of any given record should not end with a delimiter.
A carriage return/line feed (CR/LF) must be placed at the end of each record.
An optional header can be placed in the first record of the file to identify the file format and version and
should resemble the following:
MILSOFT STD WM ASCII, EQUIPMENT ,001
Each of the remaining records will describe the data for a single piece of equipment. Equipment names
must be unique.
SEQ File--Overhead Conductor (Type 1)
Table 19. SEQ Overhead Conductor Fields
ID Type Description Details

OH3 SI Material See the Conductor Material section.
OH4 F Carrying Capacity Amps, Default=0
OH5 F Resistance @ 25 Ohms/Mile, Default=0
OH6 F Resistance @ 50 Ohms/Mile, Default=0
OH7 F Geometric Mean Radius Feet, Default=0
OH8 A Preferred Neutral Description See the SEQ Preferred Neutral Description section.
OH9 F Diameter
OH10 A Named Equipment Category
OH11 A Preferred Neutral Identifier
SEQ File--Underground Conductor (Type 2)

See the Underground Cable Type
UG3 SI Cable Type
section.
UG4 F Carrying Capacity In Amps, Default=0
UG5 F Phase Conductor Resistance Ohms/Mile, Default=0
UG6 F Geometric Mean Radius In Feet, Default=0
UG7 F Concentric Neutral Resist Ohms/Mile, Default=0
UG8 SI # of Individual Strands in Neutral Default=0
UG9 F OD of Cable Insulation In Feet, Default=0
UG10 F OD of Cable Including Neutral In Feet, Default=0
UG11 F Note Used
Dielectric Constant of Insulation Under Neutral
UG12 F
Default=0
UG13 F Diameter Under Neutral In Feet, Default=0
UG14 F Not Used
UG15 F kV Depreciated
UG16 F Type Neutral Depreciated
UG17 F GMR (Neutral) In Feed, Default=0
UG18 F Diameter of Conductor In Feet, Default=0
UG19 F Distance to CN In Feet, Default=0
UG20 A Named Equipment Category
SEQ File--Zsm Conductor (Type 3)

ZS3 F Carrying Capacity In Amps, Default=0.0
ZS4 SI Types of Units (for display) See the Impedance Type Units for Display Purposes section.
ZS5 F Base kVA
ZS6 F Base kV
ZS7 SI Units (for display) See the Units section.
ZS8 F Self Impedance, R Always in ohms and feet.
ZS9 F Self Impedance, +jX ""
ZS10 F Self Impedance, +jB ""
ZS11 F Mutual Impedance, R ""
ZS12 F Mutual Impedance, +jX ""
ZS13 F Mutual Impedance, +jB ""
ZS14 F Positive Sequence, R See the Alternative Impedance Value section.
ZS15 F Positive Sequence, jX ""
ZS16 F Zero Sequence, R ""
ZS17 F Zero Sequence, jX ""
ZS18 F Mutual Reverse, R
ZS19 F Mutual Reverse, jX
ZS20 F Negative Sequence, R Only when Self and Mutual Impedances are empty.
ZS21 F Negative Sequence, jX ""
ZS22 A Named Equipment Category
SEQ File--Zabc Conductor (Type 4)

ZABC3 F Carrying Capacity In Amps, Default=0.0
See the Impedance Type Units for Display Purposes
ZABC4 SI Types of Units (for display)
section.
ZABC5 F Base kVA
ZABC6 F Base kV
ZABC7 SI Units See the Units section.
ZABC8 F Impedance R-AA
ZABC9 F Impedance jX-AA
ZABC10 F Impedance R-AB
ZABC11 F Impedance jX-AB
ZABC12 F Impedance R-AC
ZABC13 F Impedance jX-AC

ZABC14 F Impedance R-BA
ZABC15 F Impedance jX-BA
ZABC16 F Impedance R-BB
ZABC17 F Impedance jX-BB
ZABC18 F Impedance R-BC
ZABC19 F Impedance jX-BC
ZABC20 F Impedance R-CA
ZABC21 F Impedance jX-CA
ZABC22 F Impedance R-CB
ZABC23 F Impedance jX-CB
ZABC24 F Impedance R-CC
ZABC25 F Impedance jX-CC
Named Equipment
ZABC26 A
Category
SEQ File--Transformer Conductor (Type 5)

TR3 F Ampacity
TR4 SI Type of Transformer Cond See the Type of Transformer Conductor section.
TR5 F Percent Impedance, Zps
TR6 F Percent Impedance, Zpt
TR7 F Percent Impedance, Zst
TR8 F X/R Ratio, Phase A
TR9 F X/R Ratio, Phase B
TR10 F X/R Ratio, Phase C
TR11 F Single Phase Base kVA, Zps
TR12 F Single Phase Base kVA, Zpt
TR13 F Single Phase Base kVA, Zst
TR14 F Zgp, R Value
TR15 F Zgs, R Value
TR16 F Zg, R Value
TR17 F Zgp, X Value
TR18 F Zgs, X Value
TR19 F Zg, X Value
TR20 F K Factor
TR21 F No-Load Loss, Zps
TR22 F No-Load Loss, Zpt
TR23 F No-Load Loss, Zst

TR24 A Named Equipment Category
TR25 F Single Phase Rated kVA, Zps
TR26 F Single Phase Rated kVA, Zpt
TR27 F Single Phase Rated kVA, Zst
TR28 SI Is Pad Mounted Transformer 0 = False, 1 = True
SEQ File--Regulator (Type 6)
Table 20. SEQ Regulator Fields

RG3 F Ampacity In Amps, Default=0.0
RG4 F CT Rating In Amps, Default=0.0
RG5 F % Boost In PU, Default=0.0
RG6 F % Buck In PU, Default=0.0
RG7 F Step Size In PU, Default=0.0
RG8 F Bandwidth In PU, Default=0.0
RG9 A Named Equipment Category
SEQ File--Load Mix (Type 7)
Table 21. SEQ Load Mix Fields

LM3 F Constant kVA PU, Default=1
LM4 F Constant IMP In PU, Default=0
LM5 F Constant Current In PU, Default=0
LM6 A Connection Code W=Wye, D=Delta, Default=W
LM7 A Named Equipment Category
SEQ File--Construction Code (Type 8)
Table 22. SEQ Construction Code Fields

CC3 F OH Single Phase GMDP In Inches, Default=0
CC4 F OH V-Phase GMDP In Inches, Default=0
CC5 F OH 3-Phase GMPD In Inches, Default=0
CC6 F OH Single Phase GMDPN In Inches, Default=0
CC7 F OH V-Phase GMDPN In Inches, Default=0
CC8 F OH 3-Phase GMDPN In Inches, Default=0

CC9 F UG GMDP In Inches, Default=0
CC10 F Height Above Ground In Inches, Default=0
CC11 SI Height Unit See the Height Units section.
CC12 F Distance Between OD In Inches, Default=0.5
CC13 SI Distance Unit See the Height Units section.
CC14 SI Spacing See the Spacing section.
CC15 F Maximum Operating Voltage In kV
CC16 SI Assume Full Transposition 0=False, 1=True
CC17 SI Position of Single Phase
CC18 SI Position of First Phase
CC19 SI Position of Second Phase
CC20 F Vertical Height Position, Phase A
CC21 F Vertical Height Position, Phase B
CC22 F Vertical Height Position, Phase C
CC23 F Vertical Height Position, Neutral
CC24 F Horizontal Distance Position, Phase A
CC25 F Horizontal Distance Position, Phase B
CC26 F Horizontal Distance Position, Phase C
CC27 F Horizontal Distance Position, Neutral
CC28 A Named Equipment Category
CC29 F UG GMDPN In Inches, Default=0
SEQ File--Load Zone (Type 9)
Table 23. SEQ Load Zone Fields

LZ3 F Growth Rate In PU, Default=0
LZ4 A Named Equipment Category
SEQ File--Device (Type 10)
Table 24. SEQ Device Fields

DV3 SI Group See the Device Group section.
DV4 F Current Rating In Amps, Default=0
DV5 F Max Symmetrical Fault In Amps, Default=0
DV6 F Max Asymmetrical Fault In Amps, Default=0
DV7 F Minimum Pickup Ground In Amps, Default=0

DV8 F Nominal Voltage In kV, L-G, Default=0
DV9 SI Number of Fast Trip Phase Default=0
DV10 SI Number of Slow Trip Phase Default=0
DV11 SI Electronic or Hydraulic 0=Electronic, 1=Hydraulic
DV12 SI Use LightTable 0=Don't connect to LT, 1=Connect to LT
DV13 A LightTable Device Control
DV14 A LightTable Operating Device
DV15 SI Single Phase Operation 0=Three-Phase Operation, 1=Single-Phase Operation
DV16 A Named Equipment Category
DV17 F Minimum Pickup Phase In Amps, Default=0
DV18 SI Has Phase Trip 0=Does not have Phase Trip, 1=Has Phase Trip
DV19 SI Has Ground Trip 0=Does not have Ground Trip, 1=Has Ground Trip
DV20 SI Number of Fast Trip Ground Default=0
DV21 SI Number of Slow Trip Ground Default=0
SEQ File--Protected Device (Type 11)
Table 25. SEQ Protected Device Fields

PD3 A Protected Device Desc. See the Device Description section.
PD4 F Coordination Point 1
PD5 F Coordination Point 2
PD6 F Protected Device kV
PD7 F Device kV
PD8 F Transformation Multiplier Default=1.0
PD9 SI Type of Fault (Coordination Type) See the Type of Fault section.
SEQ File--Assemblies (Type 12)
Table 26. SEQ Assemblies Fields

Named Equipment
ASM3 A Name of category used to group assemblies in EQDB.
Category
ASM4 SI or A Assembly Type See the Assembly Type section.
ASM5 SI or A Associated Element Type See the Associated Element Type section.
Human-readable description of assembly. <=80 chars
ASM6 A Assembly Description
long.
Associate Assemblies with Elements Utility
If a .seq file contains assembly equipment with values in fields 4 or 5 (the assembly type or associated
element type), a utility will be run automatically after the import finishes which will attempt to associate
assemblies with the appropriate circuit elements (if they haven't already been associated). The utility will
look at each unassociated assembly in the circuit model; if that assembly has an Associated Element Type
defined, the utility will look for a circuit element of that type at the same location. If it finds one
matching element of the correct type, it will associate it with the assembly. If it finds no matching
elements or more than one matching element at that location, it will log an import warning. For consumer
elements, the utility will also use the Assembly Type field to allow it to properly associate Traffic Lights,
Security Lights, and Street Lights.
SEQ File--Switchgear (Type 13)
Switchgear Template Specific Fields

SG3 SI Switchgear Type See the Switchgear Type section.
SG4 SI Cabinet Count
Switchgear Template Cabinets
After the SGT specific field above, the following fields are written for each cabinet, on entire cabinet at a
time.

SG5 SI Cabinet 1 Number
SG6 SI Cabinet 1 Type See the Cabinet Type section.
SG7 A Cabinet 1 Eq Phase A NAME
SG8 A Cabinet 1 Eq Phase B NAME
SG9 A Cabinet 1 Eq Phase C NAME

SHP
Shape File Layout (.shp)
WindMil allows you to export your model as a set of ESRI-compatible Shape files.
List of All Shape Files
Attributes Common to All Files
Attributes in Particular Files
File Layout (.SHP)--All Attributes
These attributes appear in all Shape files exported by WindMil.
(See the File Layout SHP section to read more about the Shape file export.)
SecName—The Section Name
ParentSec—The Section Name of the Parent
Source—The Section Name of the Upline Source
Feeder—The Section Name of the Upline Feeder
PhaseCode—The Phase
LoadCon—Load Connection Type, D=Delta, W=Wye
EquipRef—The Name of the Equipment Type
MilesFromSrc—Miles Between Section and Source
SectionLength—The Length in Miles This Section Is
BaseKvA—The Base Voltage of the A Phase
BaseKvB—The Base Voltage of the B Phase
BaseKvC—The Base Voltage of the C Phase
Base KvBal—The Base Balanced Voltage
BasePower—The Base kVA
Load Flow Data Fields
PriKvA—The Primary kV of the A Phase
PriKvB—The Primary kV of the B Phase
PriKvC—The Primary kV of the C Phase
PriKvBal—The Primary Balanced kV
SectDropA—Drop on A Phase
SectDropB—Drop on B Phase
SectDropC—Drop on C Phase
SectDropBal—Balanced Drop
CumulDropA—Cumulative Drop for the A Phase
CumulDropB—Cumulative Drop for the B Phase
CumulDropC—Cumulative Drop for the C Phase
CumlDrpBal—Balanced Cumulative Drop
ThruCurrA—Thru Amps on the A Phase
ThruCurrB—Thru Amps on the B Phase
ThruCurrC—Thru Amps on the C Phase
ThruCurBal—Balanced Thru Amps
PctCapA—Cap Percent on the A Phase
PctCapB—Cap Percent on the B Phase
PctCapC—Cap Percent on the C Phase
PctCapBal—Balanced Cap Percent
ThruKwA—Thru kW on the A Phase
ThruKwB—Thru kW on the B Phase
ThruKwC—Thru kW on the C Phase
ThrukwBal—Balanced Thru kW
ThruKvarA—kvar on the A Phase
ThruKvarB—kvar on the B Phase
ThruKvarC—kvar on the C Phase
ThruKvrBal—Balanced kvar
PctPfA—PF Percent on the A Phase
PctPfB—PF Percent on the B Phase
PctPfC—PF Percent on the C Phase
PctPfBal—Balanced PF Percent
PctLoss—Percent Loss
SectKwA—kW on the A Phase
SectKwB—kW on the B Phase
SectKwC—kW on the C Phase
SectKwBal—Balanced kW
SecKvarA—Section kvar for the A Phase
SecKvarB—Section kvar for the B Phase
SecKvarC—Section kvar for the C Phase
SecKvarBal—Balanced Section kvar
ConsOnA—Cons On for the A Phase
ConsOnB—Cons On for the B Phase
ConsOnBal—Balanced Cons On
ConsThruA—Cons Thru for the A Phase
ConsThruB—Cons Thru for the B Phase
ConsThruC—Cons Thru for the C Phase
ConThruBal—Balanced Cons Thru
BaseKvCalc—Base kV Calculated
Short Circuit Fields
MinLg—Min Ph Gd
MaxLg—Max Flt Type LG
MaxLl—Max Flt Type LL
FaultZ—Fault Impedance
MaxLlg—Max Flt Type LLG
MaxLllg—Max Flt Type LLLG
PosSeqR—Positive Seq Resist
PosSeqX—Positive Seq React
NegSeqR—Negative Seq Resist
NegSeqX—Negative Seq React
ZeroSeqR—Zero Seq Resist
ZeroSeqX—Zero Seq React
File Layout (.SHP)--File Attributes
Below you can view all the attributes that appear in particular shape files as well as brief descriptions of
those attributes.
(See the File Layout SHP section to read more about the Shape file export.)
Capacitr, ConsuLit, InConLit, Regulatr, Transfrm, OpenSwtc, ClosedSw, LoopedSw, OvercurD
LoadBilRef—Bill load Code
LoadDesc—Load kVA Load Mix Code
LoadZone—Load kVA Load Zone
LoadLocatn—Load kVA Load Location
LoadGrowth—Load kVA Growth
LoadType—Load kVA Interruptible Type
PhaseAKW—Load kVA Real kVA for Phase A
PhaseAKvar—Load kVA Imaginary kVA for Phase A
PhANoCustm—Load kVA Cons for Phase A
PhaseBKW—Load kVA Real kVA for Phase B
PhaseBKvar—Load kVA Imaginary kVA for Phase B
PhBNoCustm—Load kVA Cons for Phase B
PhaseCKW—Load kVA Real kVA for Phase C
PhaseCKvar—Load kVA Imaginary kVA for Phase C
PhCNoCustm—Load kVA Cons for Phase C
OHA, OHB, OHC, OHAB, OHAC, OHBC, OHABC, UGA, UGB, UGC, UGAB, UGAC, UGBC, UGABC
CondAType—A Phase Conductor Type
CondBType—B Phase Conductor Type
CondCType—C Phase Conductor Type
CondNType—Neutral Conductor Type
Constructn—Construction Code
OperVolt—Operation Voltage
Capacitr
ConnCd—Connection Cd
SwType—Switch Type
SwStatus—Switch Status
SwOn—Switch Value (0,0)
SwOff—Switch Value (0,1)
CapBnkKvar—Total kvar
CapVolts—Rated Volts
CapkvarA—Base Cap kvar Phase A
CapkvarB—Base Cap kvar Phase B
CapkvarC—Base Cap kvar Phase C
Regulatr
RegType—Regulator Type
CtrlPhase—Control Phase
WdgType—Regulator External From Code
EaEquipA—Phase A Equipment
VOutA—Phase A PU Voltage Set
LdcRA—Phase A Real PU LDC
LdcXA—Phase A Imaginary PU LDC
FhHiA—Phase A PU Fst H High
FhLoA—Phase A PU Fst H Low
EaEquipB—Phase B Equipment
VOutB—Phase B PU Voltage Set
LdcRB—Phase B Real PU LDC
LdcXB—Phase B Imaginary PU LDC
FhHiB—Phase B PU Fst H High
FhLoB—Phase B PU Fst H Low
EaEquipC—Phase C Equipment
VOutC—Phase C PU Voltage Set
LdcRC—Phase C Real PU LDC
LdcXC—Phase C Imaginary PU LDC
FhHiC—Phase C PU Fst H High
FhLoC—Phase C PU Fst H Low
Transfrm
WdgCode—Winding Code
TransDescr—Transformer Conductor
VInput—Base Transformer In kV
VOut—Base Transformer Out kV
SrcSideCfg—Base Transformer In Config
TertVolts—Base Transformer Tert Out kV
TertChild—Tert Child Section ID
VOutNom—Nominal Out
VOutNomTrt—Tert Nominal Out
PriVoltsLo—Currently Not Used
SecVoltsLo—Current Not Used
EaEquip—Conductor Eq Name
XfmrType—Cal Per Imp Single or Three
KvaA—Phase A Cal Per Imp Sph kVA Rat
ImpedanceA—Phase A Cal Per Imp Ztr
NLLossA—Phase A Cal Per Imp No Load Losses
KvaB—Phase B Cal Per Imp Sph kVA Rat
ImpedanceB—Phase B Cal Per Imp Ztr
NLLossB—Phase B Cal Per Imp No Load Losses
KvaC—Phase C Cal Per Imp Sph kVA Rat
ImpedanceC—Phase C Cal Per Imp Ztr
NLLossC—Phase C Cal Per Imp No Load Losses
OpenSwtc, ClosedSw, LoopedSw
SWPosition—Switch Status
SWOperVolt—Switch Operation Voltage
Motor, Generatr
SsDesc—SS Condition Code
StDesc—ST Condition Code
TranDesc—TR Condition Code
Motor
MotorHp—Base MA Horse Power
MotorPf—Base MA Running PU PF
MotorEff—Base MA Efficiency
MotorLrPf—Base MA Locked Rotor PU PF
MotorLimit—Base MA Start Limit
MotorLrMlt—Base MA Locked Rotor Mult
MotorStat—Base MA Status
MtrSftStR—Real Base MA Soft Start Imp
MtrSftStX—Imag Base MA Soft Start Imp
MtrLgVolts—Base MA Rated LG kV
MtrDropout—Base MA Drop Out Limit
MtrNemaTyp—Base MA Nema Type
MtrSftTyp—Base MA Soft Start Type
MtrSftTap—Base MA Soft Start PU Tap
Generatr
GenR—Real Base Gen PU Hold Voltage
GenX—Imag Base Gen PU Hold Voltage
GenModel—Base Gen Model
GenKwOut—Base Gen kW Out
GenKvarLag—Base Gen Max kvar Lagg Out
GenKvarLd—Base Gen Max kvar Lead Out
GenConnctd—Base Gen Connect Wye or Delta
Node, Bay, Recloser, Sectionl, Breaker, Fuse
LdAlloc—Base Comm Is Load Control Pt
IsRequired—Base Node is Mandatory
CktLvl—Base Node Circuit Level
Source
ZMin—Conductor Code Min
ZMax—Conductor Code Max
PosSeqZR—Real( Zm *(-.5,-.866) + ZmReverse*(-.5, .866) + Zs)
PosSeqZX—Imag(Zm *(-.5,-.866) + ZmReverse*(-.5, .866) + Zs)
ZeroSeqZR—Real( Zs + Zm + ZmReverse)
ZeroSeqZX—Imag( Zs + Zm + ZmReverse)
NegSeqZR—Real(ZmReverse*(-.5, -.866) + Zm*(-.5, .866) + Zs)
NegSeqZX—Imag(ZmReverse*(-.5, -.866) + Zm*(-.5, .866) + Zs)
BusVolts—Bus Voltage
OhGndZ—OH Flt Z
UgGndZ—UG Flt Z
NomVolts—Nominal Volts
LdAlloc—Is Load Control Point
LdCon—Line Connect
IsRegultd—Is Regulated
OvercurD, Fuse, Recloser, Sectionl, Bay, Breaker
EaEqipmntA—Phase A Base Equipment Name
EaEqipmntB—Phase B Base Equipment Name
EaEqipmntC—Phase C Base Equipment Name
PositionA—Phase A is Closed
PositionB—Phase B is Closed
PositionC—Phase C is Closed
LinkRtgA—Phase A Device Current
LinkRtgB—Phase B Device Current
LinkRtgC—Phase C Device Current
IsGanged—Single Phase Op
LdPoint—Is Load Control Point
MapPoint
PointType—MapPoint Type
ASM0—Assembly Info (add. fields ASM1, ASM2, etc, for add. assemblies)
ASMID0—GUID of Assembly (add. fields ASMID1, ASMID2, etc, for add. assemblies)
File Layout (.SHP)--File List
The following Shape files are created by WindMil:
Bay
Breaker
Capacitr
ClosedSw
ConsuIrr
ConsuLgC
ConsuLgP
ConsuLit
ConsuRes
ConsuSmC
Feeder
Fuse
Generatr
InConIrr
InConLit
InConsLC
InConsLP
InConsuR
InConsuS
LoopedSw
MapPoint
Meta
Motor
Node
OHA
OHAB
OHABC
OHAC
OHB
OHBC
OHC
OpenSwtc
OvercurD
Recloser
Regulatr
Sectionl
Source
Transfrm
UGA
UGAB
UGABC
UGAC
UGB
UGBC
UGC
SLD
Load File Layout--(.sld)
This file provides information on raw loading data in kWh, kW, kvar, Transformer kVA, and Consumers.
This information should be divided into homogeneous loading groups, and can be imported or exported.
See the SLD Standard Fields table for a breakdown of the base .sld fields.
(0 = false, 1 = true)
Table 27. SLD Standard Fields

1 A Section or Segment Number See the Element Identifier section.
2 SI Load Group Number See the Load Group Number section.
3 F kWh, Phase A Optional
4 F kWh, Phase B Optional
5 F kWh, Phase C Optional
6 F metered kW, Phase A Optional
7 F metered kW, Phase B Optional
8 F metered kW, Phase C Optional
9 F transformer kVA, Phase A Optional
10 F transformer kVA, Phase B Optional
11 F transformer kVA, Phase C Optional
12 F Consumers, Phase A Optional
13 F Consumers, Phase B Optional
14 F Consumers, Phase C Optional
15 F metered kvar, Phase A Optional
16 F metered kvar, Phase B Optional
17 F metered kvar, Phase C Optional
18 F Horse Power, Phase A Optional
19 F Horse Power, Phase B Optional
20 F Horse Power, Phase C Optional
21 A Meter Number Optional
22 SI Consumer Active Optional
Notes
All records in the file are comma-delimited. Each record should end with a carriage return/line feed
(CR/LF) combination.
If the field does not have a value, you must still include a comma to terminate the field.
The first record will be a comma-delimited header that identifies the file format, number of load groups,
and optional load group names.
Table 28. Comma-Delimited Header Fields
# Type Description Example

1 A File Format Description MILSOFT SLD ASCII
2 A File Contents LOAD
3 SI File Version 001
4 SI Number of Load Groups 4
5 A Load Group 1 Name Residential
6 A Load Group 2 Name Group Two
7 A Load Group 3 Name Group Three
8 A Load Group 4 Name Group Four
The default Load Group name for each Group is Load Group n where n is the load group number.
Each of the remaining records will describe the load information for every load-bearing element. For a
given element, a record will exist for each load group, if there is load. That is, if there are 4 load groups,
there will be up to 4 records for each element.
Tip: The file format description must be MILSOFT STD ASCII or MILSOFT STD WM ASCII, or you will
not be able to apply the SLD. Also, each line must end in a Carriage Return/Line Feed. If WindMil tells
you the SLD file is corrupt, you should check to be sure this last newline isn't missing. Load group names
may not be longer than 20 characters.
STD
File Layouts--(.std)
This is a standard ASCII file for importing or exporting a WindMil model.
See the STD Standard Fields table for a breakdown of the base .std fields or each of the element-
specific field sections for field tables based on each element.
Table 29. STD Standard Fields

1 A Element Name* Unique, alphanumeric identifier < 32 char.
2 SI Element Type* See the Element Type Code section.
3 A Phase Configuration* See the Element Phase Configuration section.
4 A Parent Element Name See the Parent Element Identifier section.
5 A Map Number User-definable, alphanumeric field < 32 char.
6 D X Coordinate See the X and Y Coordinates section.
7 D Y Coordinate See the X and Y Coordinates section.
8 A User Tag See the User Tag section.
— — Element Specific ——
50 G Element GUID See the Element GUID section.

51 G Parent Element GUID See the Parent Element GUID section.
52 Unused
53 G Associated Map Point GUID† See the Associated Map Point GUID section.
54 SI Phase A Energized† 0 = phase dead, 1 = phase energized
55 SI Phase B Energized† ""
56 SI Phase C Energized† ""
57 D Physical X Coordinate (8.6.5) See the X and Y Coordinates section.
58 D Physical Y Coordinate (8.6.5) See the X and Y Coordinates section.
59 F Rotation Angle (8.6.5) See the Rotation Angle section.
60 SI Circuit Level (8.6.5) 0=Transmission, 1=Primary, 2=Secondary
61 G Upline Source GUID (8.6.5)† GUID of upline substation.
62 A Upline Source Element Name (8.6.5)† Element Name of upline substation.
63 G Upline Feeder GUID (8.6.5)† GUID of upline feeder bay.
64 A Upline Feeder Name (8.6.5)† See the Upline Feeder Name section.
* Mandatory
† Export only
Element-Specific Fields
Overhead Line (Type 1)
Capacitor (Type 2)
Underground Line (Type 3)
Regulator (Type 4)
Transformer (Type 5)
Switch (Type 6)
Node (Type 8)
Source (Type 9)
Overcurrent Device (Type 10)
Motor (Type 11)
Generator (Type 12)
Consumer (Type 13)
Notes
All records in the Standard WM ASCII Section File are comma-delimited.
If a field does not require a value, you may omit it but you must enter a comma to skip the field.
You must include the first three fields for each element.
You must place a carriage return/line feed (CR/LF) at the end of each record.
You can place an optional header in the first record of the file to identify the file format and version. An
STD export from WindMil will have a header record that looks something like:
MILSOFT STD WM ASCII,002,8.6.4.0.6d814926 : <Model Name> Exported on 11/16/2016
Field 2 in this header record will be incremented each time Milsoft releases a change to the STD file
format. The version number was kept at 001 until version 8.6.5, at which time it was changed to 002.
From now on, we will increment the number after every STD file format change. A file with no header is
assumed to be the latest version.
Field 3 in this header record contains the product version number of the software that produced the
export.
The name of the exported model will be in angle brackets after the colon.
Each of the remaining records will describe the data for a single element. Only one record per element is
allowed.
STD File--Overhead or Underground (Types 1 and 3)
ID Type Description 3P Details

L9 A Conductor Description, Phase A X See the Conductor Description section.
L10 A Conductor Description, Phase B X ""
L11 A Conductor Description, Phase C X ""
L12 A Conductor Description, neutral ""
L13 F Impedance Length Length is in feet. Default is 0.
L14 A Construction Description See the Construction Description section.
L15 A Load Mix Description See the Load Mix Description section.
L16 A Load Zone Description See the Load Zone Description section.
L17 A Load Location See the Load Location section.
L18 F Load Growth The default is 0.0.
L19 L Billing Reference See the Billing Reference section.
L20 F Allocated kW, Ph A See the Allocated kW section.
L21 F Allocated kW, Ph B ""
L22 F Allocated kW, Ph C ""

L23 F Allocated kvar, Ph A
L24 F Allocated kvar, Ph B
L25 F Allocated kvar, Ph C
L26 F Allocated Consumers, Phase A See the Allocated Consumers section.
L27 F Allocated Consumers, Phase B ""
L28 F Allocated Consumers, Phase C ""
L29 F Load Interruptible Type See the Load Interruptible Type section.
L30 F Failure Rate Failure per mile per year.
L31 F Repair Time In hours.
L32 F Upline X Coordinate See the Upline Coordinate section.
L33 F Upline Y Coordinate ""
L34 SI Number of Neutrals
L35 F Conductor Graphical Length (8.6.5) Length is in feet. Default is 0.
STD File--Capacitor (Type 2)

C9 F kvar, Phase A X Default=0
C10 F kvar, Phase B X Default=0
C11 F kvar, Phase C X Default=0
C12 F Voltage Rating See the Capacitor Voltage Rating section.
C13 SI Switch Type Code See the Capacitor Switch Type Code section.
C14 SI Switch Status Code See the Capacitor Switch Status Code section.
C15 F Switch On Setting See the Capacitor Switch On Off Settings section.
C16 F Switch Off Setting ""
C17 A Control Element See the Control Circuit Element section.
C18 SI Connection See the Capacitor Connection section.
C19 F Unit Size kvar Default=0
C20 A Control Phase A,B, or C
C21 F Failure Rate Failures/Yr
C22 F Repair Time In hours.
C23 F Bypass Time In hours.
STD File--Regulator (Type 4)

R9 Regulator Type See the Regulator Type section.
R10 SI Controlling Phase See the Regulator Controlled Phase section.
R11 SI Regulator Winding Connection See the Regulator Form Code section.
R12 A Regulator Description, Phase A X See the Regulator Description section.
R13 A Regulator Description, Phase B X ""
R14 A Regulator Description, Phase C X ""
R15 F Output Voltage, Phase A X See the Regulator Output Voltage section.
R16 F Output Voltage, Phase B X ""
R17 F Output Voltage, Phase C X ""
R18 F LDC R Setting, Phase A X See the LDC Line Drop Compensation section.
R19 F LDC R Setting, Phase B X ""
R20 F LDC R Setting, Phase C X ""
R21 F LDC X Setting, Phase A X ""
R22 F LDC X Setting, Phase B X ""
R23 F LDC X Setting, Phase C X ""
R24 F House High Protector, Ph A X See the First House Protector section.
R25 F 1st House High Protector, Ph B X ""
R26 F 1st House High Protector, Ph C X ""
R27 F 1st House Low Protector, Ph A X ""
R28 F 1st House Low Protector, Ph B X ""
R29 F 1st House Low Protector, Ph C X ""
R30 F Failure Rate
R31 F Repair Time
R32 F Bypass Time
R33 SI Regulator Bypass A See the Regulator Bypass Field section.
R34 SI Regulator Bypass B ""
R35 SI Regulator Bypass C ""
R36 SI All Phases Same 0 = False, 1 = True
R37 F Control Element A section name.
— — Element Specific — —
R49 F Control Element GUID
STD File--Transformer (Type 5)

T9 SI Transformer Winding Connection See the Transformer Winding Code section.
T10 A UNUSED Replaced by T25 through T27 below.
T11 F Rated Input Voltage (Src Side) X See the Transformer Voltage section.
T12 F UNUSED
T13 F UNUSED
T14 F Rated Output Voltage (Load Side) See the Transformer Voltage section.
See the APCNF Source Side Configuration

T15 SI APCNF (Source Side Config)
section.
T16 F Rated Tertiary Output Voltage See the Transformer Voltage section.
T17 A Tertiary Child Identifier Alphanumeric string up to 20 char.
T18 F Nominal Output Voltage In kV. See the Transformer Voltage section.
Nominal Output Voltage of Tertiary In
T19 F
kV.
T20 F Tran kVA A (Export Only)
T21 F Tran kVA B (Export Only)
T22 F Tran kVA C (Export Only)
T23 F Failure Rate
T24 F Repair Time
T25 A Xfmr Cond Desc. Ph A See the Conductor Description section.
T26 A Xfmr Cond Desc. Ph B ""
T27 A Xfmr Cond Desc. Ph C ""
T28 SI Is Center Tap See the Is Center Tap section.
T29 SI Transformer Mounting (8.6.5) See table below.
Transformer Mounting Type Code Description
0 Unknown
1 Bus Mounted
2 Pole Mounted
3 Pad Mounted
4 Vault Mounted
5 Substation
6 Other
STD File--Switch (Type 6)

E9 A Switch Status See the Electric Switch Status Code section.
E10 A Switch ID Up to 15 characters, Default=NULL
E11 A Partner Identifier See the Partner Identifier section.
E12 F Failure Rate
E13 F Repair Time
E14 F Bypass Time In Hours
E15 F Close Time In Hours
E16 F Open Time In Hours
— — Element Specific —
E49 G Switch Partner GUID See the Switch Partner GUID section.
Tip: Make certain that each switch that has a closed switch status (E9) has Part B of the switch parented
to Part A.
STD File--Node (Type 8)

F9 SI Feeder Number See the Feeder Number section.
F10 SI Load Allocation Control Point See the Load Allocation Control Point section.
F11 A Load Mix Description See the Load Mix Description section.
F12 A Load Zone Description See the Load Zone Description section.
F13 A Load Location See the Load Location section.
F14 F Load Growth The default is 0.0.
F15 L Billing Reference See the Billing References section.
F16 F Allocated kW, Phase A See the Allocated kW section.
F17 F Allocated kW, Phase B ""
F18 F Allocated kW, Phase C ""
F19 F Allocated kvar, Phase A
F20 F Allocated kvar, Phase B
F21 F Allocated kvar, Phase C
F22 F Allocated Consumers, Ph A See the Allocated Consumers section.
F23 F Allocated Consumers, Ph B ""
F24 F Allocated Consumers, Ph C ""
F25 SI Node Is Mandatory See the Mandatory Node section.
F26 SI Circuit Level See the Circuit Level section.
F27 SI Load Interruptible Type See the Load Interruptible Type section.
F28 A A Phase Parent The name of the A phase parent of a multi-parent node.
F29 A B Phase Parent The name of the B phase parent of a multi-parent node.
F30 A C Phase Parent The name of the C phase parent of a multi-parent node.
F31 SI IsMultiParent 0=False, 1=True
F32 SI Consumer Type See the Consumer Type section.
F33 L Feeder Color 0x00rrggbb
F34 G A Phase Parent GUID See the Parent Element GUID section.
F35 G B Phase Parent GUID See the Parent Element GUID Section.
F36 G C Phase Parent GUID See the Parent Element GUID section.
STD File--Source (Type 9)

S9 A Zsm Impedance Desc Minimum See the Conductor Description section.
S10 AI Zsm Impedance Desc Maximum " "
S11 SI Substation Number See the Substation Number section.

S12 F Bus Voltage See the Bus Volts section.
S13 F OH Ground Ohms for Min Fault See the Ground Ohms section.
S14 F UG Ground Ohms for Min Fault ""
S15 F Nominal Voltage See the Rated Nominal Voltage section.
S16 SI Load Allocation Control Point 0 = Node or Overcurrent Device, 1 = Source (Default)
S17 A Wye or Delta Connection Code See the Load Connection section.
S18 A Regulation Code See the Source Regulation Code section.
S19 F Failure Rate
S20 F Repair Time
S21 F Close Time
S22 F Open Time
S23 L Feeder Color 0x00RRGGBB
STD File--Device (Type 10)

See the Overcurrent Device Description
O9 A Description, Ph A X
section.
O10 A Description, Ph B X ""
O11 A Description, Ph C X ""
See the Overcurrent Device Connectivity
O12 SI Is Closed, Phase A
section.
O13 SI Is Closed, Phase B ""
O14 SI Is Closed, Phase C ""
Close All Phases Same as First Existing
O15 SI ""
Phase
See the Load Allocation Control Point
O16 SI Load Allocation Control Point
section.
O17 SI Is Feeder Bay No=0, Yes=1
O18 L Feeder Number
O19 L Feeder Color 0x00BBGGRR
O20 A Feeder Name
O21 F Failure Rate
O22 F Repair Time
O23 F Bypass Time
O24 F Close Time
O25 F Open Time
O26 F Coordination Failure Rate Failures/Yr
O27 SI Fuse Coordination Method See the Fuse Coordination Method section.
— — — — —
O63 A Upline Feeder GUID (8.6.5)
O64 A Upline Feeder Name (Alias) (8.6.5)
STD File--Motor (Type 11)
These fields come after the fields common to both motors and generators.

M26 SI Model Deprecated
M27 SI Motor Status See the Motor Status section.
M28 F Horse Power
M29 F Running Power Factor In PU, Default=0
M30 F % Efficiency In PU, Default=0
M31 F Rated LG kV Default=0
M32 F Drop Out Limit
M33 SI NEMA Type See the NEMA Type section.
M34 F Motor Start Limit
M35 SI Motor Start Limited By Deprecated
M36 SI Soft Start Type See the Soft Start Type section.
M37 F Soft Start Impedance Real
M38 F Soft Start Impedance Imag
M39 F Soft Start Tap
M40 F Soft Start Winding Deprecated
M41 F Locked Rotor Power
M42 F Locked Rotor Multiplier
M43 F Failure Rate Failures/Y
M44 F Repair Time
M45 SI Using advanced model
M46 A Advanced conductor equipment
M47 F Advanced input power In kW
M48 F Percent Utilization In Percent
STD File--Generator (Type 12)
These fields come after the fields common to both motors and generators.

G26 SI Model See the Generator Model section.
G27 F Voltage to Hold Real
G28 F Voltage to Hold Imag

G29 A Section to Hold Voltage At Deprecated
G30 F kW Out
G31 F Maximum kW Out
G32 F Maximum kvar Lead Output
G33 F Maximum kvar Lagg Output
G34 F Rated Voltage for Gen. as Source Deprecated
G35 SI Wye or Delta Connection See the Generator Connection section.
G36 F Failure Rate
G37 F Repair Time
STD File--Motor or Generator
These fields come after the standard fields, but before the motor-specific and generator-specific fields.

MG9 A Steady State Cond. Description See the Conductor Description section.
MG10 A Transient Cond. Description ""
MG11 A Sub Transident Cond. Desc. ""
MG12 F Rated Voltage In kV.
MG13 A Load Mix Description See the Load Mix Description section.
MG14 A Load Zone Description See the Load Zone Description section.
MG15 A Load Location See the Load Location section.
MG16 F Load Growth The default is 0.0.
MG17 F Allocated kW, Phase A See the Allocated kW section.
MG18 F Allocated kW, Phase B ""
MG19 F Allocated kW, Phase C ""
MG20 F Allocated kvar, Phase A
MG21 F Allocated kvar, Phase B
MG22 F Allocated kvar, Phase C
MG23 F Allocated Consumers, Phase A See the Allocated Consumers section.
MG24 F Allocated Consumers, Phase B ""
MG25 F Allocated Consumers, Phase C ""
STD File--Consumer (Type 13)
WindMil does not currently export the consumer element type described below. Instead it exports
consumers as node elements and when importing consumer nodes it converts them to consumer elements.
However, WindMil is able to import the consumer element type. The new consumer types come in with
New Import Type X as their type where X is the number that they are in the list of types. You can edit
these types using the edit consumer types dialog after the import is finished and the model is loaded.

CO9 A Load Mix Description
CO10 A Load Zone Description
CO11 F Load Growth
CO12 L Billing Code
CO13 F Allocated kW (Ph A)
CO14 F Allocated kW (Ph B)
CO15 F Allocated kW (Ph C)
CO16 F Allocated kvar (Ph A)
CO17 F Allocated kvar (Ph B)
CO18 F Allocated kvar (Ph C)
CO19 F Allocated Consumers (Ph A)
CO20 F Allocated Consumers (Ph B)
CO21 F Allocated Consumers (Ph C)
CO22 SI Load Interruptible Type
CO23 SI Is Consumer Active 0=Inactive, 1=Active
CO24 SI Consumer Type See the Consumer Type section.
CO25 A Meter Number
SWG
Switchgear File Layout (.SWG)
The SWG file is used for importing and exporting Switchgear elements to and from WindMil. An SWG
file is a comma-separated file with one Switchgear element on each line. Each Switchgear is modeled as a
set of cabinets connected to each other by system buses.
The first eight comma-separated fields on each line are present for every Switchgear. Fields 7 and 8
indicate how many cabinets and system buses the Switchgear has.
Switchgear General Fields
Field Type Description Mandatory Field Details

S1 A Switchgear Element Name X
S2 G Switchgear GUID
S3 SI Switchgear Type X See the Switchgear Type section.
S4 D X Coordinate
S5 D Y Coordinate
S6 A Switchgear Template Name X Ref. to the SG template in EQDB.
S7 SI Cabinet Count X
S8 SI System Bus Count X
Cabinet Fields
After the general Switchgear Element fields are written, the following fields are written for each cabinet
in the Switchgear, one entire cabinet at a time.
A cabinet is an abstract entity that has an internal bus, an external bus, and a cabinet element. The cabinet
element is a WindMil circuit element that represents the “contents” of the cabinet. A cabinet element may
be a switch, an overcurrent device, a line element, or it may be left empty.The external bus is always a
line element that projects “out” of the Switchgear and may be fed by other circuit elements. The internal
bus is always a line element that connects the cabinet element to one of the system buses; it will never be
connected to any non-Switchgear elements.
The following set of fields begins at field 9 and is repeated once for every cabinet. So, for a Switchgear
with 4 cabinets, this block of fields would be repeated four times (in fields 9-40).

C1 SI Cabinet Number X
C2 SI Cabinet Type X 0=Empty, 1=Bus, 2=Switch, 3=OC Device
C3 A Internal Bus Name
C4 G Internal Bus GUID
C5 A External Bus Name
C6 G External Bus GUID
C7 A Cabinet Element Name
C8 G Cabinet Element GUID
System Bus Fields
After the cabinet fields are written, the following fields are written for each Underground line in the
Switchgear not associated with an internal or external bus. These are called the System Buses.
A system bus is a line element that connects the internal buses of the cabinets. For a box Switchgear,
there should be (n/2)-1 system buses (where n is the number of cabinets) because each pair of cabinets is
connected to the next adjacent pair of cabinets. For an inline Switchgear, there should be n-1 system
buses.
The final set of fields begins after the last cabinet field and is repeated once for every system bus. So, for
a box Switchgear with eight cabinets, this block of fields would be repeated n/2-1 times (3 times).
Field Type Description Mandatory Field Details

B1 A System Bus Name
B2 G System Bus GUID
Appendix
Appendix
Data Types
The type column shows the type of the data found in a field. Types can be any of the following:
A = Alphanumberic String
Any combination of characters and digits.
G = Globally Unique Identifier
An ID in this format (12345678-1234-123456789123) that will contain numbers and letters.
L = Long Integer (4 bytes)
An integer type that can hold numbers from -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647.
F = Floating Point Real
An integer type that can hold numbers from 3.4x10^-38 to 3.4x10^38.
R = Restricted String
A string that can only be input as a few options. These options will be explained in the field's detail
note(s).
SI = Short Integer (2 bytes)
An integer type that can hold numbers from -32,768 to 32,767.

Note
A floating point value does not need to be stored with a decimal point, if unnecessary.
For example, 1000.0 can be stored as 1000.
LCP Notes
Source Option 1
Table 30. Source Option 1 Field Values
Value Description
0 None
1 kW
2 kvar
3 kWH
4 Cons
5 Transformer kVA
6 Horsepower
7 REAkW
8 Low key Length
Source Option 2
Table 31. Source Option 2 Field Values
Value Description
0 REA
1 kWH
2 Transformer kVA
3 Diversity
4 Seasonal
5 Horsepower
6 Length
MTP Notes
Element Identifier
A unique name identifying the load-bearing element to which the billing load data is associated.
This name should match a name of an element in the model. Otherwise, this data will be discarded.
X and Y Coordinates
The geographical coordinate of the element. For a element with length, it is the coordinate of the load end
of the element.
The coordinates of the source side are the same as the load side coordinates of the prior element. If no
prior element exists, the element will appear as length zero on the screen and will have to be resolved
later.
For elements with no length, the coordinates should be the same as the prior element's coordinates.
OUT Notes
Device Code
If the section is an Overcurrent Device Section, the index of the Overcurrent Device Equipment is
attached to the first existing phase of this section.
If not, the index is set to 0.

Device Name
If the section is an Overcurrent Device Section, a 15 character description of the Overcurrent Device
Equipment is attached to the first existing phase of the current section.
The value is NULL if it is not an Overcurrent Device Section.

Element Phase Configuration
The phase configuration can be described using an integer 1-7, a string A-ABC, or even a phase ordering
such as CBA, BCA, etc.
1 = A, 2 = B, 3 = C, 4 = AB, 5 = AC, 6 = BC, 7 = ABC

Map Number
This alphanumeric string specifies the map location of the load end of the element.
Valid entries are up to 20 characters in length.

Parent Element Identifier
The parent element is the upstream element from which this element receives its power.
If the identifier is 0 (zero) or ROOT, then no parent exists. An element cannot be parented to itself.
A special case is the switch. If the switch is closed, then the parent of part B must point to part A.
Valid entries are up to 15 characters in length. If the parent element's identifier does not match any
elements in the database, the parent identifier will be set to ROOT and a warning will be generated.
RSL Notes
1 = A, 2 = B, 3 = C, 4 = AB, 5 = AC, 6 = BC, 7 = ABC

Equipment Reference
The Equipment Reference is an 11-character string containing the following based on Section Type:
Source
Minimum Zsm Conductor Name
Line
Conductor Name
Device
Device Name
Other
Description of the Section (i.e., Regulator, Transformer)

Valid entries are up to 15 characters in length. If the parent element's identifier does not match any
elements in the database, the parent identifier will be set to ROOT and a warning will be generated.
SEQ Notes
Alternative Impedance Value
The value is always in ohms and feet.
This value is only used when Self and Mutual Impedances are empty.
Assembly Type
Table 32. Assembly Type Field Values
Value Description
0 None
1 Pole Top
2 Guying
3 Anchor
4 Transformer
5 Grounding
6 Secondary
7 Tying
8 Misc
9 Neutral
10 Protection
11 Metering
12 Oil Circuit Recloser
13 Sectionalizing
14 Wood
15 Voltage Altering Equipment
16 Security Light
17 Street Light
18 Traffic Light
Associated Element Type
Table 33. Associated Element Type Field Values
Value Description
0 None
1 Overhead
2 Capacitor
3 Underground
4 Regulator
5 Transformer
6 Switch
7 UNUSED
8 Node
9 Source
10 Device
11 Motor
12 Generator
13 Consumer
Cabinet Type
Table 34. Cabinet Type Field Values
Value Description
0 Empty
1 Bus
2 Switch
3 Overcurrent Device
Conductor Material
Identifies the conductor material.
Table 35. Conductor Material Field Values
Value Description
1 Anaconda
2 ACSR
3 Alum
4 AAC
5 Copper
6 CW
7 CWC
8 HdAlum
9 HD Copper
10 HHHC
11 Steel
12 User-Defined (Default)
Device Description
A 20-character string that will be compared to the device labels stored in the equipment database
(EQDB).
A non-null field results in a search for an exact match in the Equipment Tables.
If no match is found, the Protected Device pair is descarded.
The default is NULL.

Device Group
Type of Overcurrent Device
Table 36. Device Group Field Values
Value Description
0 None
1 Source
2 Bay (Default)
3 OCR
4 Recloser
5 Fuse
6 Sectionalizer
7 Circuit Breaker
Equipment Type Code
Identifies the type of equipment record.
The last part of each record is interpreted differently based upon this type code.
Table 37. Equipment Type Code Field Values
Value Description
1 Overhead Conductor
2 Underground Conductor
3 Zsm Conductor
4 Zabc Conductor
5 Transformer Conductor
6 Regulator
7 Load Mix
8 Construction Code
9 Load Zone
10 Device
11 Protected Device
12 Assemblies
13 Switchgear
Height Units
Table 38. Height Units Field Values
Value Description
0 Total
1 Mile
2 Kilometer
3 Mft
4 Feet
5 Meter
6 Inches
7 Centimeters
Impedance Type Units for Display Purposes
Table 39. Impedance Type Units for Display Purposes Field Values
Value Description
0 Ohms (Default)
1 Percent
2 Per Unit
3 Total
Preferred Neutral Description
A 20 character string that will be compared to the conductor labels stored in the equipment database
(EQDB).
A non-null field results in a search for an exact match in the Equipment Tables.
If no match is found, the preferred neutral defaults to the description of the conductor.
If no neutral is desired,a conductor without impedance must be defined and placed as the preferred
neutral.
Spacing
Table 40. Spacing Field Values
Value Description
0 Triangular OH (Default)
1 Vertical OH
2 Random UG
3 Specified UG
Type of Transformer Conductor
Table 41. Type of Transformer Conductor Field Values
Value Description
0 Single Phase Balanced (Default)
1 Single Phase Unbalanced
2 3 Phase
3 3 Winding
Underground Cable Type
Table 42. Underground Cable Type Field Values
Value Description
0 Concentric (Default)
1 Tape Shield
2 No Concentric
Units
Table 43. Units Field Values
Value Description
0 Total (Default)
1 Mile
2 Kilometer
3 Mft
4 Feet
5 Meter
SLD Notes
Element Identifier
A unique name identifying the load-bearing element to which the billing load data is associated.
This name should match a name of an element in the model. Otherwise, this data will be discarded.
Load Group Number
Valid values are 1, 2, 3, and 4, associated with any one of the four load groups.
STD Notes
Allocated Consumers
Previously calculated number of consumers for a given phase.
The default is 0.
Allocated kW
Previously calculated kW loading for a given phase (kW+jkvar).
The default is 0.
APCNF Source Side Configuration
Open for Open Y D and the prior section is 3 phase.
A valid 2 phase configuration code identifies the input phasing of the transformer bank. See the Element
Type Code section.
The setting denotes the source side phase connection of the transformer bank.
4 = AB (default)
5 = AC
6 = BC
Associated Map Point GUID
The GUID of the map point that is located at this element’s downline coordinate. This field is only
exported.
Billing Reference
A numeric value that ties any previous billing reference to this section.
The default is 0.
Bus Volts
The regulated substation or metering point voltage in per unit. For example if the base voltage is 7.2 kV
and Bus Volts is 1.05, then the regulated volts of the source bus voltage is 7.56 kV.
The default is 1.0.

Capacitor Connection
Table 44. Capacitor Connection Field Values
Value Description
0 Shunt Wye
1 Shunt Delta
2 Shunt Same as Parent (Default)
3 Series
Capacitor Switch On/Off Settings
For switched capacitors, the value at which the switch will turn on or off is based upon the controlled
state of the switch.
Units are based on the value of the Capacitor Switch Type. See Note 24.
The default setting is 0.
If the Capacitor Switch Type is:
On/off, setting will be voltage per unit or current or reactive amps per unit
Time, setting will be minutes from midnight
Temperature, setting will be degrees (centigrade)

Capacitor Switch Status Code
This code describes the current status of the capacitor.
Table 45. Capacitor Switch Status Code Field Values
Value Description
0 Disconnected (Default)
1 On
2 Off (Controlled)
Capacitor Switch Type Code
This code describes the type of switching used on the capacitor.
Table 46. Capacitor Switch Type Code Field Values
Value Description
0 Manual (Default)
1 Voltage
2 Current
3 Reactive Amps
4 Time
5 Temperature
Capacitor Voltage Rating
The value is in kV and L G when the section is Wye connected and L L when Delta connected.
The default is 0 and should be kept at that value unless the voltage rating is a non-standard system
voltage.
Circuit Level
Table 47. Circuit Level Field Values
Value Description
0 None (Default)
1 Feeder (Deprecated but supported)
2 Substation Low Side Bus
3 Substation High Side Bus
4 Spot Load
5 Consumer
6 Active Consumer (Deprecated but supported)
7 Inactive Consumer (Deprecated but supported)
F End of Element
Conductor Description
An up to 20 character string that will be compared to the conductor labels stored in the Equipment
Database (EQDB).
A non null field results in a search for an exact match in the equipment tables. If an exact match is not
found, then a conductor with default values is added to the equipment database, and a warning is
generated.

Construction Description
An up to 20 character string that will be compared to the construction type labels stored in the equipment
database (EQDB).
found, then a construction type with default values is added to the equipment database, and a warning is
generated.
If the field remains NULL, the system default construction type will be associated with this section.
Consumer Type
Table 48. Consumer Type Field Values
Value Description
0 Residential (Default)
1 Small Commercial
2 Large Commercial
3 Large Power
4 Motor Load
5 Irrigation
6 Oil and Gas
7 Traffic Lights
8 Security and Street Lights
9 Flat Rate Load
10 Primary
Control Circuit Element
A unique, alphanumeric name identifying this element with a maximum length of 32 characters.
If not blank, specifies the name of the circuit element that will control capacitor switching.
If blank, the capacitor element itself will control switching.
If the capacitor is Voltage switched, the voltage at the load end of the Control Circuit Element will be
used to control the capacitor.
If the capacitor is Amps or Reactive Amps switched, the amps or reactive amps through the source end of
the Control Circuit Element will be used to control the capacitor.
Electric Switch Status Code
The current switch mode.
O = Open, C = Closed (default), L = Looped

Element GUID
If this field contains a valid GUID it will be used as the unique identifier of the element. If this field is
empty, a new GUID will be automatically created for the element.
1 = A, 2 = B, 3 = C, 4 = AB, 5 = AC, 6 = BC, 7 = ABC

Element Type Code
Identifies the type of the element being modeled.
The last part of each record is interpreted differently based upon this type code.
Table 49. Element Type Code Field Values
Value Description
0 <undefined>
1 Overhead Line
2 Capacitor
3 Underground Line
4 Regulator
5 Step Transformer
6 Electric Switch
7 <undefined>
8 Node/Fake
9 Source
11 Motor
12 Generator
13 Consumer
Feeder Number
Represents the feeder number for all elements downline.
If a downline node has a non zero feeder, then its feeder number will be used from that point downward.
The default is 0.
Valid entries range from 0 to 32767.

First House Protector
Specifies the voltage limiting or first house protector setting in per unit volts. Default setting is 0 (none).
Fuse Coordination Method
Fuse save=0, Fuse blow=1, Advanced=2, Not set=3, Based on upline device=4, Invalid=5
Generator Connection
Table 50. Generator Connection Field Values
Value Description
W Wyeload connected line to ground (Default)
D Deltaload connected line to line
Generator Model
Table 51. Generator Model Field Values
Value Description
0 Negative Load (Default)
1 Swing Unlimited
2 Swing kVA
3 Swing kvar
Ground Ohms (Impedance)
The impedance to be used as the fault resistance in calculation of the minimum line to ground fault.
The value is in ohms.
The default value is 0.

Is Center Tap
The behavior of a field in the .std file has changed. The “Center Tap” field in the .std file is no longer a
true/false value. It is an integer that specifies which WM phases are center tapped. For two phase
transformers, any nonzero value will describe a transformer that center tapped on the transformer's
phases. For a three-phase transformer, "0," “1”, “2”, and “3” describe a non-center tapped, an AB tapped,
a BC tapped, and a CA tapped transformer, respectively.
WindMil will now export values of "0," “1”, “2”, and “3” in the center tap field for all transformers. As
described above, these values indicate which phases are center tapped.
LDC Line Drop Compensation
These two values are the R and X settings from the regulator.
If LDC is not used, these values should be zero.
These values are in per unit volts.
The default is 0 (none).

Load Allocation Control Point
The default is 0 for a node element or overcurrent device and 1 for a source element.
Load Connection
If load is delta connected, load on Phase A is defined as A to B load, load on Phase B as B to C, and load
on Phase C as C to A.
W = Wye load connected line to ground (Default)
D = Delta load connected line to line

Load Interruptible Type
This field defines whether the load on this Circuit Element is:
0 = General, 1 = Interruptible, 2 = Non-Interruptible
This field is used by Contingency Analysis to identify which elements to drop load.
Load Location
Identifies the location of load on the section.
U = Uniform (Default), L = Load End, S = Source End

Load Mix Description
An up to 20 character string that will be compared to the load mix labels stored in the equipment database
(EQDB).
found, then a load mix (with default values) is added to the equipment database, and a warning is
generated.
When NULL nothing is added to the equipment database.

Load Zone Description
An up to 20 character string that will be compared to the load zone labels stored in the Equipment
Database (EQDB).
found, then a load mix (with default values) is added to the equipment database, and a warning is
generated.
When NULL, nothing is added to the equipment database.

Mandatory Node
This field is used for a Circuit Reducer. It should be marked “True” if this is a mandatory node.
0 = False (default), 1 = True

Motor Status
Table 52. Motor Status Field Values
Value Description
0 Disconnected (Default)
1 Off
2 Locked Rotor
3 Soft Start
4 Running
NEMA Type
Valid Entries are:
0 = None, 1 = A, 2 = B, 3 = C, 4 = D, 5 = E, 6 = F, 7 = G, 8 = H, 9 = J, 10 = K, 11 = L, 12 = M, 13 = N,
14 = P, 15 = Q, 16 = R, 17 = S, 18 = T, 19 = U, 20 = V, 21 = W, 22 = X, 23 = Y, 24 = Z
Overcurrent Device Connectivity
Valid Codes:
0 = False, Phase is Open; 1 = True, Phase is Closed

Overcurrent Device Description
A 20 character string that will be compared to the device labels stored in the Equipment Database
(EQDB).
A non null field results in a search for an exact match in the equipment tables. If no match is found, a
device (with default values) is added to the equipment database, and a warning is generated.

Parent Element GUID
Specifies the GUID of the element that this element will be parented to. If the GUID fields for an element
are not populated, the elements will be parented based upon their names rather than their GUIDs.
Valid entries are up to 32 characters in length.
If the parent element's identifier does not match any elements in the database, the parent identifier will be
set to ROOT and a warning will be generated.
Partner Identifier
An alphanumeric string up to 15 characters in length identifying another element in the system.
Each switch must have a partner.
If a valid partner does not exist, a warning message will display and a partner will be created.
Rated/Nominal Voltage
The value is in kV and L G when the section is Wye connected and L L when Delta connected.
The default is 0.
Regulator Bypass Field
If true, the Bypass checkbox on the “Regulator Data” tab of the Circuit Element Edtior will be checked.
If false, the Bypass checkbox will be unchecked.

Regulator Controlled Phase
This field is used to specify a three-phase regulator controlled by the voltage on one phase or
independently controlled regulators on each phase.
The default value is 0.
Valid values are:
0—Each phase controlled independently.
1—Control all phases by voltages and currents on Phase A.
2—Control all phases by voltages and currents on Phase B.
3—Control all phases by voltages and currents on Phase C.
Regulator Description
A 20-character string that will be compared to the Regulator labels stored in the Equipment Database
(EQDB).
A non null field results in a search for an exact match in the equipment tables. If no match is found, a
regulator (with default values) is added to the equipment database, and a warning is generated.
If all regulator fields remain NULL, the system default regulator will be associated with each existing
phase of this section. See the Element Phase Configuration section.
Regulator Form Code
The default value is 1 (tranForm_A_1).
Valid codes are:
1—tranForm_A_1 (Y Y) (Default)
6—tranForm_A_7 (D D)
9—tranForm_A_7one (D D one)
10—tranForm_A_7open (D D open)
Notes
DDone must be AB, BC, or AC phasing.
DDopen must be ABC phasing.
DD must be ABC phasing.

Regulator Output Voltage
If LDC is used, this is the adjustable target voltage or the voltage at zero amps.
If LDC is not used, this is the output voltage of the regulator.
This value is in per unit volts, and the default is 1.0.

Regulator Type
0 represents 3 PH (Regulator Type Dependent) (Default)
1 represents 1 PH (Regulator Type Independent)

Rotation Angle
Rotation angle for physical feature, expressed in degrees measured clockwise.
Soft Start Type
Valid entries are:
Table 53. Soft Start Type Field Values
Value Description
0 None (Default)
1 Impedance
2 Auto Transformer
3 Capacitive
4 Partial Winding
5 Wye Delta
Source Regulation Code
If regulated the source impedance will not be considered during Voltage Drop calculations.
R = Regulated (default), U = Unregulated

Substation Number
All downline elements are identified by this substation identifier.
The default is 0.
Valid entries range from 0 to 32767.

Switch Partner GUID
Contains the GUID of the switch element that is the partner of this switch.
Transformer Phasing Note 1
Transformer and upline element must be required to be AB, BC, or AC phasing. This line is required to
be ABC.
Transformer is always two-phase.
Parent AB -> Transformer AB
Parent BC -> Transformer BC
Parent AC -> Transformer AC

Parent element can be any valid configuration. Transformer must be two-phase.
Parent A -> Transformer AB
Parent B -> Transformer BC
Parent C -> Transformer AC

Parent element can be ABC, AB, BC, or AC. Transformer is always single-phase.
Parent AB -> Transformer B
Parent BC -> Transformer C
Parent AC -> Transformer A

Transformer Voltage
These fields are the rated nominal input and output voltages of the transformer.
The output voltage will define the nominal voltage for all system downline from the transformer.
Off nominal taps can be defined by using the input voltage.
You should set the input voltage to that voltage which results in the specified output voltage.
Input and output voltages values are in kV.
Input voltage values are stored L G (Wye connected).
Output voltage is L G.
If the import file does not specify a rated input voltage for a transformer and the option in Circuit
Element Defaults called 'Default rated input voltage to base kV of parent element' is set, we will default
the rated input voltage of the transformer to the voltage of the upline element. If a default input voltage is
specified in Circuit Element Defaults, we will use that voltage and not emit an import warning.
Transformer Winding Code
Specifies the winding connection configuration.
Form definitions correspond to definitions in Electrical Transmission and Distribution Reference Book,
Table 7.
The following rules apply:
1. Delta windings are not allowed on Wye 1 phase sections.
2. Open Y D requires APCNF. See the APCNF Source Side Configuration section.
See the code notes below for additional rules.
Table 54. Transformer Winding Code Field Values
Value Form Codes Notes

1 tranForm_A_1 (Y-Y Ground) Any valid configuration. (Default)
2 tranForm_A_6 (D-Y Ground) See the Transformer Phasing Note 1 section.
3 tranForm_A_5 (Y-D Ground) See the Transformer Phasing Note 1 section.
4 tranForm_A_5ug (Ungrounded Y-D) See the Transformer Phasing Note 1 section.
(Y-D Open) Transformer must be ABC. Upline element can be ABC, AB,
5 tranForm_A_5open
or AC.
6 tranForm_A_7 (D-D) See the Transformer Phasing Note 1 section.
7 tranForm_A_2 (Y-Y with Grounded Impedance) Any valid configuration.
8 tranForm_A_3 (Y-Y with Three-Phase Transformer Core) Any valid configuration.
9 tranForm_A_7one (D-D One) See the Transformer Phasing Note 2 section.
10 tranForm_A_7open (D-D Open) See the Transformer Phasing Note 1 section.
11 tranForm_C_3 (Y-Y-D Ground) See the Transformer Phasing Note 1 section.
12 tranForm_A_5one (Y-D One) See the Transformer Phasing Note 3 section.
13 tranForm_A_6open (D-Y Open) See the Transformer Phasing Note 1 section.
14 tranForm_A_6one (D-Y One) See the Transformer Phasing Note 4 section.
15 tranForm_A_6ug (Ungrounded D-Y)
16 tranForm_C_1 (Y-Y-Y Ground)
17 tranForm_C_6 (D-Y-D)
18 tranForm_C_7 (D-D-D)
Type of Fault (Coordination Type)
See the following table:
Table 55. Type of Fault (Coordination Type) Values
Value Description
0 Not Required
1 Fuse save for all flt
2 Fuse save for 3-ph flt
5 Fuse blow for all flt
6 Fuse blow for 3-ph flt
9 Coordinate for all flt
10 Coordinate for 3-phase flt

13 Sequentially coordinate for transformer multiplier 1.0
14 Sequentially coordinate for 3-phase fault
17 Recl has no curves
18 Recl has no fast curves
19 Recl has no slow curves
20 Fuse is too small
21 Fuse is too large
22 2 and 3 Phs Flt
23 1-phase fault with upline delta transformer
24 2- or 3-phase fault with upline ground return
25 Recloser has no phase curves
26 Fuse is too small for multi phase
27 Fuse is too small for single phase
28 Coordinate for all faults (initially slower)
29 Coordinate for 3-phase faults (initially slower)
32 Coordinate for 2&3-phase faults (initially slower)
33 Invalid device coordination type
Upline Coordinate
Indicates the upline coordinate to be used when a line has no parent.

Upline Feeder Name
The Feeder Name of the next upline device of type Bay.

User Tag
The value will be assigned to the element's User Tag.
The meaning of the User Tag is determined by the individual user.
It can contain alphanumeric strings no longer than 32 characters.

X and Y Coordinates
These are double-precision floating point numbers that refer to the location of a circuit element in the
model's chosen coordinate system.
For line elements, fields 6 and 7 contain the downline coordinate (load end) of the element. The upline
coordinate of a line element is contained in fields 32 and 33.
For symbol (non-line) elements, fields 6 and 7 contain the coordinate of the element's symbol, where it is
drawn on the map. The physical location of a symbol element (where the leader line points) is exported in
fields 57 and 58.
SWG Notes
Switchgear Type
0 = Box (a Switchgear with two rows of cabinets), 1 = Inline (a Switchgear with one row of cabinets)
Switchgear with one row of cabinets)
Cabinet Type
See the following table:
Table 56. Cabinet Type Field Values
Value Description
0 Empty
1 Bus
2 Switch

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Table 7. ACC Standard Fields

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Table 8. ASM Standard Fields

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Table 9. CLD Standard Fields

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Table 10. DXF Layer Fields

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Table 11. GPS Standard Fields

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Table 13. LBL Standard Fields

Field Type Description

7 F Calculated Databox X Coordinate

File Layouts - (.lcp)

Table 14. LCP Standard Fields

ID Type Description Mandatory Field Details

55 F (Group 3) kW per Consumer

All records in the file are comma-delimited, not fixed.

can be imported or exported.

Table 15. MPT Standard Fields

Field Type Description Mandatory? Details

In WindMil v2.0, the file extension changed from .mid to .mpt.

Table 16. OUT Standard Fields

Field Begin Length Type Description Details

This file is exported by Import/Export.

Outage File (.out)--DOS

Results File (.rsl)

This provides engineering results to external programs (export only).

Table 17. RSL Standard Fields

Field Type Description Details

19 F Section Drop, balanced

57 L Consumers Off, Phase A

This file is comma-delimited.

Section Load File Layout (.sec)

Equipment File Layout (.seq)

Table 18. SEQ Standard Fields

Field Type Description Mandatory? Details

Overhead Conductor (Type 1)

Underground Conductor (Type 2)

Zsm Conductor (Type 3)

Zabc Conductor (Type 4)

Transformer Conductor (Type 5)

Load Mix (Type 7)

Construction Code (Type 8)

Load Zone (Type 9)

Device (Type 10)

Protected Device (Type 11)

Assemblies (Type 12)

Switchgear (Type 13)