KRT V3.5.2 Eng

KRT Software Operation Guide
V3.5.2
Kingsine Electric Automation Co.,Ltd. © 1999-2020

by Kingsine Electric Automation Co.,Ltd.
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3 KRT Software Operation Guide
Table of Contents
Part 1 KRT Software Instruction 6

1.1 Basic
...................................................................................................................................
Concept 6
1.2 Installation
................................................................................................................................... 10
1.3 Communication
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Setting 11
1.4 Start
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Page 13
1.4.1 ...........................................................................................................................................................
Test Function Category 13
Basic .................................................................................................................................................. 14
Advance .................................................................................................................................................. 15
IEC61850 .................................................................................................................................................. 16
Additional .................................................................................................................................................. 16
Test Center .................................................................................................................................................. 17
1.4.2 ...........................................................................................................................................................
Configure 18
System configuration
.................................................................................................................................................. 18
Device Config ........................................................................................................................................... 19
Amplifier output ...........................................................................................................................................
connection 21
IEC61850 mode ........................................................................................................................................... 22
IEC61850-9-1 ......................................................................................................................................
/2 23
Binary input...........................................................................................................................................
& outputs 24
GOOSE mode ...................................................................................................................................... 24
Hard Contacts ......................................................................................................................................
(Relay type) 25
TCP/IP .................................................................................................................................................. 25
Softw are ..................................................................................................................................................
configuration 26
AuxDC .................................................................................................................................................. 26
1.4.3 Support........................................................................................................................................................... 27
1.5 Test
...................................................................................................................................
Modules Overview 28
1.5.1 Menu &...........................................................................................................................................................
status bar 29
1.5.2 ...........................................................................................................................................................
Test View 31
1.5.3 ........................................................................................................................................................... 31
Test Center
1.6 Test
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Object 33
1.6.1 ...........................................................................................................................................................
Test Object Converter 35
1.6.2 Device ...........................................................................................................................................................
object 36
1.6.3 ...........................................................................................................................................................
Distance Object 37
1.6.4 ...........................................................................................................................................................
Overcurrent Object 39
1.6.5 ...........................................................................................................................................................
Differential Object 40
Protection..................................................................................................................................................
Device Tab 40
Characteristic
..................................................................................................................................................
Definition Tab 43
Harmonic Tab .................................................................................................................................................. 43
1.6.6 ...........................................................................................................................................................
Synchronizer Object 43
1.6.7 Circuit ...........................................................................................................................................................
Breaker Object 44
1.7 AC...................................................................................................................................
test 44
1.7.1 ...........................................................................................................................................................
Set Mode of Analog Output 46
1.7.2 ...........................................................................................................................................................
Ramping mode 47
1.7.3 Result ...........................................................................................................................................................
Trigger Logic 48
1.7.4 ...........................................................................................................................................................
Result View 48
1.7.5 ...........................................................................................................................................................
Impedance View 49
1.7.6 ...........................................................................................................................................................
Time Signal View 49
1.7.7 Wiring ...........................................................................................................................................................
View 49
1.8 Ramping
................................................................................................................................... 49

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1.8.1 ...........................................................................................................................................................
1.8.2 ...........................................................................................................................................................
Ramping mode 52
1.8.3 Result ...........................................................................................................................................................
Trigger Logic 53
1.8.4 Results...........................................................................................................................................................
view 53
1.8.5 ...........................................................................................................................................................
Impedance View 54
1.8.6 ...........................................................................................................................................................
Time Signal View 54
1.9 StateSequencer
................................................................................................................................... 55
1.9.1 ...........................................................................................................................................................
1.9.2 ...........................................................................................................................................................
Advance Parameter Setting 56
1.9.3 Trigger...........................................................................................................................................................
Condition 57
1.9.4 ...........................................................................................................................................................
Binary Output Setting 57
1.9.5 Result ...........................................................................................................................................................
Evaluation 57
Time evaluation
.................................................................................................................................................. 58
State evaluation
.................................................................................................................................................. 59
1.9.6 ........................................................................................................................................................... 59
Table View
1.9.7 ...........................................................................................................................................................
Time Signal View 60
1.9.8 ...........................................................................................................................................................
Impedance View 60
1.9.9 Wiring ...........................................................................................................................................................
View 60
1.10 Harmonic
................................................................................................................................... 60
...........................................................................................................................................................
1.10.1 Harmonic Characteristic 62
1.10.2 Result ...........................................................................................................................................................
Trigger Logic 62
1.10.3 Result ...........................................................................................................................................................
View 63
1.11 Frequency
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Test 63
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1.11.1 Under-Frequency mode 65
Frequency.................................................................................................................................................. 65
Time .................................................................................................................................................. 66
df/dt Latch.................................................................................................................................................. 66
Under-U Latch .................................................................................................................................................. 67
Under-I Latch .................................................................................................................................................. 69
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1.11.2 Under-Voltage mode 70
Voltage .................................................................................................................................................. 70
Time .................................................................................................................................................. 71
dv/dt Latch
.................................................................................................................................................. 71
Under-I Latch
.................................................................................................................................................. 72
1.12 Transplay
................................................................................................................................... 73
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1.12.1 Channels Combine 75
........................................................................................................................................................... 75
1.12.2 Binary Output
........................................................................................................................................................... 75
1.12.3 Advance
........................................................................................................................................................... 76
1.12.4 Information
1.13 Distance
................................................................................................................................... 76
........................................................................................................................................................... 76
1.13.1 Shot Test
1.13.2 Search...........................................................................................................................................................
Test 77
........................................................................................................................................................... 78
1.13.3 Test Parameter
........................................................................................................................................................... 80
1.13.4 Binary setting
...........................................................................................................................................................
1.13.5 Impedance View 80
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1.13.6 Time Signal View 81
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1.13.7 Z/t Characteristic Diagram 81
1.14 Overcurrent
................................................................................................................................... 82
........................................................................................................................................................... 82
1.14.1 Test Point
1.14.2 Setting...........................................................................................................................................................
Parameter 83
........................................................................................................................................................... 84
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1.14.4 Overcurrent Characteristic 84
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1.14.5 Time Signal View 85

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1.15 Differential
................................................................................................................................... 86
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1.15.1 Bias Curve Diff. 86
Shot Test ..................................................................................................................................................
tab 87
Search Test ..................................................................................................................................................
tab 88
General tab .................................................................................................................................................. 89
1.15.2 Harmonic...........................................................................................................................................................
Restraint 89
Shot Test ..................................................................................................................................................
tab 91
Search Test
..................................................................................................................................................
tab 91
General tab
.................................................................................................................................................. 92
1.16 Zero
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Sequence 93
1.17 Reclose
................................................................................................................................... 93
1.17.1 Test ........................................................................................................................................................... 94
........................................................................................................................................................... 94
1.17.2 Fault Transfer
........................................................................................................................................................... 95
1.17.3 Parameters
........................................................................................................................................................... 97
1.17.4 Binary Setting
...........................................................................................................................................................
1.17.5 Impedance View 97
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1.17.6 Z/t Characteristic Diagram 97
1.18 Synchronizer
................................................................................................................................... 98
1.18.1 Action ...........................................................................................................................................................
voltage 98
1.18.2 Action ...........................................................................................................................................................
Frequency 99
1.18.3 Angle ...........................................................................................................................................................
/ Time 100
...........................................................................................................................................................
1.18.4 Electric Zero 100
1.18.5 Pulse ...........................................................................................................................................................
Width Control-V 100
...........................................................................................................................................................
1.18.6 Pulse Width Control-F 100
...........................................................................................................................................................
1.18.7 Slips acceleration latch 101
...........................................................................................................................................................
1.18.8 Auto Synchronizer 101
1.18.9 Binary...........................................................................................................................................................
setting 101
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1.18.10 Wiring view 102
1.19 Power
...................................................................................................................................
Swing 103
........................................................................................................................................................... 103
1.19.2 System...........................................................................................................................................................
Model 104
1.19.3 Surge...........................................................................................................................................................
Diagram 106
1.20 Energy
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Meter 106

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1 KRT Software Instruction
1.1 Basic Concept

KRT can be considered as a "simple but still powerful" software for
testing most complex protection relays, energy meters & transducers
etc. KRT finds its application at power utilities as well as at
manufacturer's place. Kingsine's approach is to equip its customers
with the all in one software with advance features inside. We have a
fully automatic " test center" facility to test even the most typical
multifunctional relays on a single click .
The reason behind KRT's success lies in "your priceless feedbacks".
Yes, We have received and successfully incorporated numerous

feedbacks from our esteemed customers & team mates , making KRT
a grand success . We believe that "perfection is the continuous
process" & we are always open for receiving better ideas to from your
side
(contact us on email: [email protected]).
While using KRT a user can test -:
Complex relays using basic AC/DC Test Module .

Complex relays using Advance Test Modules
Multifunctional Relays ( Using test center )
IEC61850 enabled IED's ( GOOSE & Sampled Values )
Energy Meters
Transducers
Merging Units
Diagram of KRT

Eagle Eye View - Relay Testing

Relay is a switching device, which issues a trip command to the
Circuit Breaker during abnormal fault conditions.
A Relay receives the input signals from CT’s/ PT’s and its program
calculates the fault conditions as per application. It issues a trip
command to the Circuit Breaker on sensing a faulty condition.
Relay trip time (dT) is the time elapsed between the "Arrival" of
fault condition and "Issuing" Trip command
Relay testing ( General Steps )

Step 1: Relay Testing Kit injects fault in form of I & V on respective
CT & PT points of Relay under test . The Timer of Relay Testing Kit
starts at the moment of fault injection.
Step 2: Relay senses the fault & issues the trip command, its trip
timing must depend on the time characteristics of relay settings.
Step 3: Relay Testing Kit receives the trip command from Relay &
Stops the timer.
Step 4: The measured tripping time & fault actuating characteristics

are compared with respect to expected settings by Engineer. Test
pass if the results are within the tolerance range else fails .
Kingsine's " COM " Terminology

To start with KRT, user has to remember a simple "COM"
terminology:
C - Connect & Configure

Basic Concept 8
O - Define Test Object
M - Test Module
Eagle's Eye
1.Connect & Configure -:
"Connect" is the first step where user connects the relay test kit
hardware with the KRT software ( installed on PC), Once the kit is
connected user can see "connected" status on the top right
corner of the software .
Second step is to "Configure" ,This option is used by user to

configure various settings as below -:
The Analog I/P & O/P rating & characteristics (In System )
The binary I/P & O/P characteristics (In System)
The GOOSE & Sample Value channels (In System)
Naming Terminology for all Analog & Binary channels (In
Software).
Select the voltage rating for Auxiliary DC Voltage Source (In Aux
DC )
2. Define Test Object

Each device under test (mostly relay) is having respective "test
settings ". All these test object settings are mentioned in this
"Test Object" section. Test Object section is used to -:
a)Defines relay's nominal & fault conditions .
b)Defines relay's expected test results W.R.T those fault

conditions .Once a test is done, actual test results are then
automatically compared with the expected results from "Test
Object data". If the results are within the tolerance band of
"Test Object Settings" the evaluation pass else fails.
c)Based on the values of "Test Object" a visual test graphic is

simulated for fault parameters, this helps user to
directly inject the fault by clicking on that Graph.
directly see the status of result ( pass/fail ) on the
graph .
3. Define Test Module

This is the final step of the testing where user enters in this
respective test module and injects the fault , This section
generally defines below parameters -:
Fault Characteristics
Time delays ( prefault time, fault time & post fault
time )
Binary Inputs & Outputs Trigger Logic
Visual Graphs defining faults under test
Different views such as vector view, Report View ,
Connection View, Time View etc.

3 method to easy start a test:
Different ways to import the settings .
KRT software is designed in a way that user can create the test plans
& test settings at each step . These settings/ test plans can be
easily imported in the software making relay testing an effortless job
to do .
In below schematic a user can clearly see the flow diagram during
relay testing using KRT , Please note that the Yellow Coloured Boxes
are the stages where user can save/ import the settings directly

Basic Concept 10
1.2 Installation
Operating system requirement

System requirement:
Windows 7 sp1(32bit/64bit + .net framework V4.0
Windows 8 or 8.1(64bit)
Windows 10
Administration or Power User privileges requires on your computer
for the installation
A screen resolution of 1024x768 or higher
Installation
Make sure the requirements are satisfied
Run the installer (KRT Vx.x.xx.exe) with administrator or Power User
privileges.
Note: Right click the INSTALLER and run the same as administrator.
Select the Language for installation from Chinese(Simplified),
English (US).
Follow the on-screen wizard instructions to complete the
installation.

1.3 Communication Setting

IP address setting:
1. Default IP address of the relay test kit is 192.168.1.123

2. Set IP address of laptop as a same network segment, like:
192.168.1. xxx ;
(xxx can be 1~254, but must do not same as the last segment of
the test kit IP address,in this example can not set as
192.168.1.123)
Subnet mask of laptop set as: 255.255.255.0
3. Use Ethernet cable connect K3163i and laptop.

Communication Setting 12
25
See the Hardware instructions about Ethernet port, and TCP/IP
On the upper right corner of KRT Start page, will automatic show the
connection status.
Note: If the IP of the laptop and the relay test kit is not in the same
network segment, KRT software will show the IP of test kit, but
unable to get connection, only in a continuous attempt to be online.
The user needs to check the IP address of the local laptop and
whether the system firewall has adopted a policy of running access to
the network for KRT.

1.4 Start Page

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Left side are the category of test modules, include Basic , Advance
15
, IEC61850 16, Additional 16, Test Center 17 categories.
Right Upper corner showing the connection status, and national flags
for language switching.
Right side include configurations and Upgrade function.
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See: Configure , Support
1.4.1 Test Function Category

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1.4.1.1 Basic
Basic category include: AC test, Ramping, StateSequencer, Harmonic,

Frequency Test, TransPlay modules.

1.4.1.2 Advance
Advance category include: Distance, Overcurrent, Zero Sequence,

Differential, Harmonic Restrain, Differential Configuration, Reclose,
Synchronize, etc.

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1.4.1.3 IEC61850
These modules are special for working at IEC61850 mode.
IEC61850 category include: 18 AC, 18 StateSequence modules.
1.4.1.4 Additional
These are extra-optional functions. See the hardware instructions
about the "Optional Modules"

1.4.1.5 Test Center

Test Center can easy manage, create, edit user-defined test
template.

Start Page 18
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See: Test Center view.
1.4.2 Configure
1.4.2.1 System configuration

Select "System" from Start Page 13 or select "System config" in the
"Config" menu or toolbar of any test module can enter to system
configuration.
Allow user define the relay test kit working mode, include:
Output type Power Amplifier

Low-Level
IEC-61850-9-2
IEC-61850-9-1
FT3
Collector
Binary Type Hard (Dry / Wet inputs & relay type outputs)
Goose
Ratio Config Group1 - Group6
Current Open A threshold value setting for open circuit detection
Circuit Alarm sensitivity. Below this setting value will not active
Detection the open circuit determine function.
Range: 0.01A ~ 0.05A; default setting: 0.02A
This setting valid for Power Amplifier mode only.

After finish the configuration, must press "Apply" to submit the

setting, if test kit is not online, "Send Config Failed' message will
pop up.
1.4.2.1.1 Device Config
Device Config
On "Device Config" tab of System Configuration allow set the test kit
output mode as Analog amplifier output ,Low-Level outputs,
IEC61850 mode
Output Type
Amplifier mode Define the voltages and currents outputs from the
amplifier channels.
Amplifier output mode have to selection. See:
Amplifier output connection 21
Low-Level output Define the voltages and currents outputs from the
mode Low-Level output ports.
IEC61850 modes This modes include IEC61850-9-1, IEC61850-9-2,

FT3, Collector.
Its defined the voltages and currents outputs by
the mapping of SV channels of IEC61850 protocol.

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Binary Type
Hard Define the Binary I/Os from the hard type I/O ports
(Banana or Combination ports).
Goose Define the Binary I/Os by the mapping GOOSE
channels (Fiber ports)
Ratio config
Ratio for Low-Level output mode:
Ratio for IEC61850 mode:
"Ratio config" defined the ratios used for Low Level output and
IEC61850 modes.
Low Level output modes effective only Group1 and Group2, IEC61850
mode can effective up to 6 groups.
Ratio of Power Amplifier mode doesn't defined here, It is defined in

the Device object 36

1.4.2.1.2 Amplifier output connection

Amplifier output modes is automatic detected by the analog channels
of currently hardware configurations.
Configurable of Current Channel
For 6-phase currents model

6-Phase
independent channel output.
3-phase
group1 & group2 parallel output mode.
3-phase + 1-phase
group1 set as independent output, group2 set as

3-phase parallel mode.
1-phase + 3-phase
group1 set as 3-phase parallel mode, group2 set

as independent output.
this mode only available for few modules, like AC

test, Ramping, State sequence.
1-phase + 1-phase
group1 & group2 set as 3-phase parallel mode.
this mode only available for few modules, like AC

test, Ramping, State sequence.
3-phase DC current output mode
output from group1 ports, short group2 ports to

neutral.

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For 3-phase currents model

3-Phase
independent channel output.
1-phase
group1 set as 3-phase parallel mode
3-phase DC current output mode
output from group1 ports, short group2 ports to

neutral.
Configurable of voltage channels
For 4-phase voltages model

4-phase voltages with/without Auxiliary DC
output
For 7-phase voltages model

7-phase voltages independent output mode
without Auxiliary DC output.
5-phase voltages independent output with

Auxiliary output mode.
while activated Auxiliary DC output, the Ib and Ic

channel of group2 will automatically disabled.
1.4.2.1.3 IEC61850 mode

The Top Menu will automatic active according the selection of
IEC61850-9-1 / IEC61850-9-2 / FT3 / Collector modes.

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See: IEC61850-9-1 /2
1.4.2.1.3.1 IEC61850-9-1 /2
IEC61850-9-1 / IEC61850-9-2 is different protocol type of IEC61850.
user should set to correct mode according the actual IED device.
User can import from a defined SCD/CID/ICD file or load from a saved
file to quickly start the configurations.
The "Scout" button provide an online SV detection.
IED selection:
This area allow to select connected IED device.
Fiber channels mapping:

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This area allow edit and mapping the SV channels to a logic channel
which displayed on all the test modules.
"Set as G1-6" are the shortcut button map to Group1 - Group 6.
1.4.2.1.4 Binary input & outputs
1.4.2.1.4.1 GOOSE mode

GOOSE Subscription & GOOSE Publish will active according the
"GOOSE" of "Binary Type" selected.
User can import from a defined SCD/CID/ICD file or load from a saved
file to quickly start the configurations.
The "Scout" button provide an online GOOSE event detection.
GOOSE map to Binary inputs:

User should select the correct GOOSE channel map to binary inputs.
1.4.2.1.4.2 Hard Contacts (Relay type)

"Binary input" allow user define the type of binary input signal.
The turnover conditions of each binary inputs must fulfilled the

Deglitch time 37 .
Columns and substantive description
Input Binary input ports

Contact type 1. Dry contact
2. Trigger on threshold
Trigger type Low Level or High Level, available for "Trigger on
threshold" type.
Nominal voltage Set the DC trigger Nominal voltage in "V", available
for "Trigger on threshold" type.
Reaction's Factor of trigger threshold voltage, allow user
threshold (%) control the trigger threshold accuracy.
1.4.2.2 TCP/IP
Set and edit the IP address of test kit for communicate and control.
Also display the general information of connected test kit.

Start Page 26
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See: Communication Setting
1.4.2.3 Software configuration

Software configuration defined the global settings.
Tabs description:
UserInfo: Defined user name and Company name used for
report generation.
Phase: Defined the ID and color of phases.
Default Value: Defined the default Vnom, Inom and Fnom. used for
initialize the test object default values.
Binary: Defined the ID of binary inputs / outputs.
Directory: Defined the default folders of Templates,
Parameters, Reports, Configurations and Test
Objects. easy to find and locate.
1.4.2.4 AuxDC
Auxiliary DC output, simulate the battery supply.
See: Auxiliary DC Source (Battery Simulator) of hardware instructions.

Once AuxDC start output, on startup page and status bar of all test
modules will showing the AuxDC as Green color.
1.4.3 Support
Include Upgrade and License management.
Upgrade provide for firmware upgrade.

License management need authorized. for renews the optional
functions.
Firmware upgrade process
1.connect the relay test kit and power on;
2.Run the KRT software, enter to "upgrade" window, load the new
firmware "kfzynq_kfupgrade_vx.x.x.x.zip" and press upgrade. (do
not power off or disconnect the relay test kit during upgrading)
3.Waiting and until the below "upgrade success" pop-up message

box.

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1.5 Test Modules Overview
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1,6. Menu & status bar
2. Main test setting area
3. Vector view. May converged into "Test view" by Menu: Theme ->
Vector view
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4. Test Center view
31
5. Test View

1.5.1 Menu & status bar
Menu and Shortcut bar:
Menu: Parameter -> Test Object

Provide edit / import / export test objects
parameter, test template using these parameters in
all test modules.
Each template file corresponds to a particular test
object. See: Test Object 33
Menu: Config -> System Config
See: System configuration 18
Menu: Config -> SV / GOOSE
For IEC61850 SV and GOOSE abnormal test.
Menu: File -> Open
Open a XML format test result for review.
Menu: File -> Save
Save test result to a XML format file for review
purpose.
Menu: File -> Output Report...
Save the test reports in RTF format corresponding
to Report Config for edit or print purpose.
Start / Stop buttons control the test procedure by
the user.
Continue button control the test procedure from
currently selected test point of the test table.
Switch the theme for independent vector view.
Primary / Secondary Values displayed for primary

or secondary, calculated by the ratio settings.
Relative / Absolute Absolute or relative values
corresponding the ratio settings.
Second / Cycle Display the time in seconds or
cycles.
Menu: Config -> Report config: User can define the report contents.
Menu: Synchronize -> Time Setting, For GPS / IRIG-B trigger

settings.

Test Modules Overview 30
Status Bar
Status indicators Green color indicate the status turned on.

Com... Communication status
Output Starting / Stop running
Measure For measurement module only
Record For record module only
AuxDc:0.000V Auxiliary DC output value and status
For binary inputs run-time status
For binary output run-time status
GPS synchronize status and time.
Run-time alert indicators. Red color means it during the alarm status.
Alert indication bar can hide/display while click the right arrow
button.
V,H Voltage Amplifier overheating
V,I Voltage Amplifier wrong connected to external H.V
source
V,S Voltage output wiring shorted
I,H Current Amplifier overheating
P,B In-built power supply imbalance
L,I Low-level outputs wrong connected to external H.V
source
IA,IB,IC,Ia,Ib,Ic Correspond current outputs wiring opened.

1.5.2 Test View

Test View have multi-tabs, corresponds to the test modules.
The tabs include Result view, Wiring view, Report view, Time signal
view, Impedance view, Overcurrent Characteristic view, Differential
characteristic view, etc.
1.5.3 Test Center

In KRT software, all the test parameters managing by a test
template, you can enter to the test modules from "Test Center" or
any single test modules; if enter from single test modules, the
default test template will be used.
A template file include the test objects information and all relative
test modules and user defined test points.
User can easy create or modify the template.
On the top of "Test Center" view, displayed the user defined

template name, default template has no name.

Test Modules Overview 32
Menu: File -> New
Add button: Add selected module to the list for performs the testing.
Remove, Clear buttons: Delete one or all modules from the list.
Module list:

Test Wait: while testing for multiple modules, the testing will
preforming one by one, if a module test wait set as
Yes, while the performing switch to this new
module, test kit will stop injecting and wait for a
manual intervention command.
Test Model: Default test model name.
Model name: Alias name of test module for identify the same
type model.
Rename an exist module alias, or rebind to other test

object.
Save present settings to a template file.

Load a new template.
Note: For test template file safety purpose, all the settings
changed during the test will not auto-save to template, user have
to save it manually. We suggest user always save to a different
file name.
Shortcut button to Activate / Deactivate all the modules in the

test center.
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See : Basic Concept and Test Object Converter
1.6 Test Object

In KRT software, Test Object parameter was inbuilt in the test
template(.KRT)
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More information, See: Basic Concept
Test Object View:

From Menu "Parameter " or Toolbar select "Test Object" can enter to
the Test Object view.

Test Object 34
Left side provide test objects management, user can add or delete
objects and change current active object in the list. Also provide the
"Edit" entry for relay parameter import and filter functions (Test
Object Converter 35 ).
Right side showing all the parameters for Device, Distance,

Overcurrent, Differential, Synchronize, Circuit Breaker, .etc functions.
all parameters in right side are imported from TOS filter. any changes
in this Test Object view will not reverse map to TOS filter. Any how,
all parameters in this window are the only effective parameters of
test object during testing.
The light gray font on the top tab bar, means this function does not
defined in the present active object at left side. parameters under
this function was set to a default parameters.
Buttons of Test Object:

Rename Rename selected test object.
Delete Delete selected test object.
Import (.RIO/ Import a .RIO/.RIO3 format file to Over Write
.RIO3) current test object settings; or Export present
Export (.RIO/ active test object settings to a .RIO/.RIO3 format
.RIO3) file;
.RIO format is used compatibility for KRT Version

2.x and 3.x; but not all features able to export

to .RIO format file such as more than 3 elements
in each Overcurrent element type.
.RIO3 format only compatibility for KRT V3.x;
Edit / Import .Krt Entry to Test Object Converter, able to edit a .Krt
Template template, import settings from relay parameters,
etc.
Save Save modified settings.
All changes in this window only effective after save,
otherwise will be abort while exit this window.
Save & Exit Save modified settings and exit to test center.
1.6.1 Test Object Converter

Press "EDIT" button from "Test Object" left manager panel entry to
Test Object Converter.
The Test Object Converter using a TOS filter to enter the relay data,
it's constructs similar to the relay manufacturers, include all the data
of the relay under testing, TOS filter allow user manually enter the
parameters or use import function copy the relay data from relay
parameter setting software, it will automatically converter the relay
data to KRT test parameters.
3 steps to achieve the converted parameters:

1.Open a .KRT template according the currently relay under test and
entry to the test object converter interface by "Test object" ->
"Edit".
2.Enter parameters manually or "import" function import from relay
data to the TOS filter fields.
3.Confirm and Save to KRT test object.

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Import Function
A .KRT template file can inbuilt multiple different filters allow for
selectable. usually we select the largest number of filters.
Buttons of Test Object Converter:

Save Over Write current settings on selected test object
in Test Center.
Add as New Add test object to Test Center.
Save & Exit Over Write current settings on selected test object
in Test Center & Exit.
Exit exit to test object view.
1.6.2 Device object

Device tab description:
Device/ Test object's information.
Substation/Bay
Nominal values Number of Phases
f nom: Nominal frequency
V nom(L-L): L-L voltage of the PT secondary side.

V nom(L-N): L-N voltage of the PT secondary side.

V primary(L-L): L-L voltage of the PT primary side.
V primary(L-N): L-N voltage of the PT primary side.
I nom: I nominal of CT secondary side.
I primary: I nominal of CT primary side.
Primary and secondary CT / PT parameters, these
settings effective the ratio on relative 29 display.
(for IEC61850 & Low-Level modes, the ratio see
"Device config 19".
Deglitch time Filter the instantaneous impulse trig signal,
programmable from 0~25ms
1.6.3 Distance Object
PT location:
at line: Voltage of Post-fault = 0V

at busbar: Voltage of Post-fault = Vnom
CT starpoint:
Dir. line: the current injecting flow from test kit into test object.
Dir. busbar: the current injecting flow from test object into test kit.
(180° phase shift)
Grounding Factor:
The grounding factor applicable for single phase ground faults

impedance measured responding to the relay.
ZL grounding factor used for constant current or constant voltage
fault mode.
ZS grounding factor used for constant system impedance mode. ZS
impedance settings see: Test Parameter 78 of distance module.
3 modes to help input these parameters from the relay settings.

For ZL grounding factor input: KL, RE/RL & XE/XL, Z0/Z1
KL use Magnitude and Angle mode to calculate:
RE/RL & XE/XL use resistance and reactance mode to

calculate:
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Note: KR & KX does not represent the real and imaginary
parts of the grounding compensation coefficient K, and the
conversion from KR & KX to K as below:

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Z0/Z1 is polar coordinate representation the magnitude and

angle of KL.
"Z0" represents the zero-sequence impedance while "Z1" the

positive-sequence impedance of the line protected.
Note:
if the "Cal. by RE/RL and XE/XL" check option is disabled, then the KL
calculation mode is used.
Some relays treat the arc resistance separately from the portion of
line impedance, so KRT provides the "Separate arc resistance"
calculation mode according to the algorithm of relays.
For ZS grounding factor input: KM, RE/RL & XE/XL, Z0M/Z1M

ZS grounding factor is the line equivalent impedance (positive
sequence impedance) of the system power supply to the
location of protected object, it only valid when the fault model
set as "Zs constant"; all formulas representation mode refer to
grounding factor.
Tolerances:
Time and Impedance tolerances for the assessment compared.

these are the global tolerance for all impedance zones without
the tolerance defined in particular zone otherwise.
Relative and Absolute tolerances will calculated and effective the

greater value of them.
Zones
The zone list contains a listing of all specified zones for all fault
loops.
A graphical editor allow user definition the nominal relay

characteristics and settings easy.
"New","Remove" and "Edit" buttons provide to add a new zone, delete

a zone, and modify the characteristic of the selected zone.
Active only active zones are in-use when a test is performed.

Zone the name of individual zone
Label for individual zone identification.
Type Tripping: tripping zone has a corresponding trip time
associated with it.
Extended: extended zone is similar to a tripping zone.

user can facile controlling it's activation while testing.

Non-tripping: this zone has no tripping allowed (e.g.
load encroachment area)
Fault loop specifies the fault types for which the settings are
valid.
Trip Time Tripping time for each zone.
1.6.4 Overcurrent Object
PT connection:
on line: Voltage of Post-fault = 0V

on busbar: Voltage of Post-fault = Vnom
CT starpoint:
Towards line: Phase shift between the currents and voltages =

fault angle.
Towards busbar: Phase shift between the currents and voltages =
fault angle + 180°.
PT and CT connections setting will disabled while "Directional

behavior" of the relay set as "Non-Directional".
Overcurrent elements
Element type include:

IL Phase element
IN Residual element
I1 Positive sequence element
I2 Negative sequence element
I0 Zero sequence element
Element list:
Active only activated elements are in-use when a test is
performed.
Element name Unique name for each element, double-click the cell
can rename it.
Characteristic Name of the tripping characteristic.
I pick-up Pick-up current of the element, specified as a
multiple of the Inom.
Time it given the trip time in seconds for definite time
characteristics and a time index for inverse
characteristics.
Direction it can be Forward, Reverse or Non-directional
Note: All active elements are treated as working in parallel, see

"View Resulting Characteristic" for the final combined curve.

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Define Element Characteristic
The currently characteristic selection controls the parameter fields

display in the "Characteristic" area.
For define element characteristics, the parameters area are no use.

The parameters A,B,P,Q,K1 and K2 used for inverse characteristics
equation.
The parameters A,Q,P used for I2T characteristics equation.
The parameters A,B,C,D and E used for IAC characteristics equation.
From "New" - "Custom", user can define a characteristics in tabular

form, this area holds a table of current-time value pairs defining the
characteristic and the controls required to edit them. The table
entries are sorted in an ascending order according to the values.
Reset Characteristic:
Off no reset time defined
Definite time fixed reset time for all shot points.
Inverse time Automatically calculating the reset time tr(s) in
seconds
tr(s) = R*Td
R: definable constant
Td: Time index scaling the time axis of the
curve.
View Resulting Characteristic
This page displays the combined diagram of all active tripping

elements defined for an element type.
1.6.5 Differential Object

Differential object parameters are managed globally and can be set
identically for all differential test modules:
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Protection Device Tab
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Characteristic Definition Tab
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Harmonic Tab
1.6.5.1 Protection Device Tab
Protected Object Type
Defined the type of object you want to protect.

Windings
Count Number of windings

Winding Select reference winding used for measuring
currents and phase angles.
For testing Bias curve differential and harmonic
restraint, the fault is placed on this side.
For 3 windings, if selected reference winding is

Primary, the other side have to specific defined for
test method. 3 windings only used for testing a
transformer objects.
the tertiary column is available only if 3 windings
selected at Count of windings.
Balance coefficient calculation method

Select the calculation method or direct setting for balance coefficient.
System parameters table
Powers Nominal power of per winding.

Voltages Nominal voltage of per winding
Currents Show the line current calculated from power and
voltage ratings.
Primary I Nominal primary current of per winding
Secondary I Nominal secondary current of per winding
CT polarity Set CT starpoint grounding (towards line or towards
protected object)
Vector.Group Vector group informs about the connection of the
protected object.
possible connection are
Y(star connection) or
D(delta connection).
Starpt.Ground Set a starpoint grounding of the corresponding
winding.
This setting influences the current flow for single-
phase faults.
Delta - CT Set whether there is a delta-connection of the CTs
while corresponding vector group is set to Y type.
Reference Current
The absolute value of the measuring currents transformed to a

reference winding by a vector group adjustment or by a zero-

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sequence elimination are different. This is due to different ratios

Inom instrument transformer / Inom transformer for the single
windings of the transformer.
Therefore, the absolute value standardization of the currents
compared uses either the Protected Object Nominal Current or the
CT Nominal Current of the winding with the most power. These
parameters are required and differ for each relay manufacturer.
Zero Sequence Elimination
Zero sequence elimination is relevant for single phase faults only.

None: The absolute value recalculation will be performed in the
relay. no zero sequence elimination.
IL - I0 : Line current - zero sequence current
YD interposing Transformer
YDY interposing transformer
Calculate Model
The calculation of the Ir (Ibias) current is handled differently by the relay

manufacturers.
Diff Current Settings
Enter these parameters settings according to the manufacturer's data

sheets.
Diff Time Settings

sheets.
Current Tolerances

sheets. The larger of the relative and absolute tolerance will be used.

Time Tolerances

sheets.The larger of the relative and absolute tolerance will be used.
1.6.5.2 Characteristic Definition Tab

This tab defined the bias characteristic of the test object.
Diff Current Settings
Idiff> & Idiff>> values are taken from the Protection Device tab,
"Diff Current Settings".
Buttons
Add Adds the segment defined by the Ibias & Idiff pairs.
Remove Delete present selected segment.
Tool... Auxiliary tools for segments generate.
No combined characteristic
If the relay measures Ibias and Idiff phase selectively, then the measurement
of one phase has a Idiff/Istab current twice as high as the other two phases
may occur for certain test objects, vector groups and zero-sequence
eliminations.
For relays that can filter out the high differential currents in the healthy
phases, so active "No combined characteristic" option to disable the use of
combined characteristic. this will allow for testing relays able to block the trip
decision for the healthy phases.
1.6.5.3 Harmonic Tab

This tab defined the harmonics curves and Tolerances band of the
test object.
Buttons
Add Adds the inflections segment defined by the Ixf/

Idiff & Idiff pairs.
Remove Delete present selected segment.
1.6.6 Synchronizer Object
System 1 (Vs side)
This side simulated the power grid, it will as the reference for synchronization

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conditions.
Rotation Sense: Set the Vs direction of the Vs side phase rotation
System 2 (Vg side)
This side simulated the generator side, it to be synchronizing to the Vs side.

Rotation Sense: Set the direction of the Vg side phase rotation
"Use Vs side voltage", enable this option to set the Vg side voltage to be
same as Vs side, otherwise, set it as user defined value.
Setting
CB closing time Displays the CB closing time as set in the CB tab of

test object.
Transformer This value is defined from an optional block or
group phase shift coupling transformer.
Synchronizer Characteristic
Voltage Defined the maximum over-voltage( v>) and

tolerances & v under-voltage( v<) with their tolerances. The
larger of the relative and absolute tolerance will be
used.
Frequency Defined the maximum above synchronous( f>) and
tolerances & f subsynchronous( f<) with their tolerances. The
larger of the relative and absolute tolerance will be
used.
Phase tolerances Defined the phase shifts and their tolerances
and Phase between the Vs and Vg side consideration with CB
closure delays and coupling transformer. The larger
of the relative and absolute tolerance will be used.
Dead Zones The Dead Zones are areas when the synchronizing
( fmin & relay should not output any adjustment voltage and
fmax) frequency control command
1.6.7 Circuit Breaker Object

The Circuit Breaker Object configures the CB trip and close command
delay time, simulated the real connection from CB auxiliary contacts
52a and 52b during trip and closing.
1.7 AC test
AC test module provide the basic function, allow user manually or
automatically output voltages, currents and frequencies statically or
as ramped outputs.
Prerequisites for testing

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It is not necessary set the Test Object prior to testing, but this
setting will helpful in the testing.

Define the hardware, the routing and wiring and trip commands.
Define the Set mode, Variable, Test mode, Prefault, etc in the "Test
Parameter" tab of main view.
Buttons and Options
Provide a prefault state output in manual mode.

This button only available in manual mode.
Start fault simulate.
Keyboard shortcut "F5"
Stop fault simulate.
In manual mode, Increase the value of currently
variables;
In automatic mode, start fault simulate in positive
direction by step value. If step value > 0, then the
limit value must > currently variable value setting;
else while step value < 0, the limit value must <
currently variable value setting.
Keyboard shortcut is "F2"
The function reversed to button.

Lock the currently output value, allow set the

analog value you want, then release this button for
a transient signal. This button only available in
manual mode.
Enable this option for automatic stop outputs while
received trigger command met the Result Trigger
Logic.
Enable this option shift to auto-ramping mode.
Prefault & Fault Interval
Prefault & Fault Interval available only when "Auto Step" is activated
Enable this option to activate the prefault state in
auto-ramping mode.
The prefault output value allow custom settings,
usually V=Vnom, I=0.0A;
Enable this option will become as the pulse-
ramping mode.
Define the output time for prefault state.
Prefault state will switch to fault state by a Binary
inputs command or time was met.
Prefault state will switch to fault state by a
keyboard command.
Enable this option to add a state after the fault
state.
The time and value of fault interval allow custom

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settings, usually V=0.0V, I=0.0A;

Enable this option will become as the pulse ramping
mode.
Variable setting
At default, AC test provided 2 variables for the controlling steps.

Each variable can be any channel(s) and any quantity of amplitude,
phase angle or frequency, user can through various combinations
achieve the test.
User can use button to enter the advance mode, the advance
mode allow user add variables > 2; in advance mode, the border of
button will display in Red color .
UX config
Set the Ux channel output during the shot testing.

Custom This mode allow user manually define the Ux
output.
+U0, -U0, These modes will automatically calculate the Ux
+√3*U0,-√3*U0 output from the vector sum of 3-phase network.
+3U0,-3U0,
+√3*3U0,-
√3*3U0
1.7.1 Set Mode of Analog Output

Analog outputs provides 11 set modes for 2 group of 3-Phase
network. Depends to the hardware of voltage channels of relay test
kit model, voltage channels of group 2 may be disabled
automatically.
1. Direct Set Line-Neutral values.
2. Line-Line Symmetrical, allow set line-line voltage, V0, phase
currents and angles, All the frequency value is got
from Fnom of Device tab in Test Object.
3. Symmetrical Provide set for V1, V2, V0, I1, I2, I0 and angles.
4. Powers Provide set real power(W), reactive power(var),
phase voltages and angles.
5. Fault value Provide set for fault type, voltage, current and
angle.
6. Z-I Const Provide set the fault type, fault impedance and test
current. the fault voltage calculated by module.
If the fault voltage greater than Vnom*0.9, module
will automatically reduce the test current.
7. Z-V Const Provide set the fault type, fault impedance and test
voltage. the fault current calculated by module.
If the fault current greater than Imax output,
module will automatically reduce the test voltage.
8. Z-Zs Const Provide set the fault type, fault impedance and SIR,

the fault current and voltage calculated by module.

ZS = ZL*SIR, ZL is line impedance, by default, the
grounding factor of ZS equal to ZL's grounding
factor.
9. Z%-I Const Provide set the fault type, fault impedance in % of
selected relative zone impedance, and the test
current, the fault voltage calculated by module.
10. Z%-V Const Provide set the fault type, fault impedance in % of
voltage, the fault current calculated by module.
11. Z%-Zs Const Provide set the fault type, fault impedance in % of
selected relative zone impedance and SIR, ZS =
ZL*SIR, ZL is line impedance, by default, the
factor.
When select the test mode as Z-I, Z-V, Z-Zs, Z%-I, Z%-V, Z%-Zs
Const modes, user can pickup a test impedance from the impedance
view with mouse click to get the test point.
The grounding factor and test line length will use the " Distance
Object" 37 Test Object" defined parameters.
1.7.2 Ramping mode

Ramping modes is according to whether the "Prefault" and "Interval
time" option is activated:
Normal ramping
mode:
No "Prefault" and "Interval time".

Ramping with
Prefault:
"Prefault" before each ramping state; no "Interval

time".
Ramping with
Fault Interval:
No "Prefault"; but "Interval time" after each

ramping state.

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Ramping with
Prefault and
Fault Interval:
"Prefault" before each ramping state; and "Interval

time" after each ramping state.
1.7.3 Result Trigger Logic
User can select "Or" / "And" logic of selected Binary inputs.
Symbols description:
Means binary input is activated and the trigger
mode is automatically detects.
mode only acceptable the raise signal(0 -> 1).
mode only acceptable the drop signal(1 -> 0).
Means binary input is deactivated.
The status of each input ports are automatically saved while the
testing started. All of the ports are independent detects the turnover
trigger signals.
Deglitch time 37 .
1.7.4 Result View
Column explains:
Binary In List all Binary input ports

Action Time Display the run-time trip status
Variable List all the currently variable settings

Action Value Display the trip value according the trip time and
variables.
1.7.5 Impedance View

Impedance view is separated by analog group outputs and
automatically link to currently selected fault type.
The Impedance view always shows the characteristic in secondary

value of the relay settings.
view with mouse click.
1.7.6 Time Signal View

Time Signal View always displays the chart of tested output signal
sequence and Binary I/O status, this chart is by calculated before
test, and redrawn after finish a shot test; and this TimeChart only
available for the "Auto Step" mode.
Buttons & Input fields:

Zoom Set the scaling of zoom, default scaling set as 1.1;
Offset Set the definite offset time from the start signal.
Optimize quickly zoom the TimeChart to default scaling.
Show allow selectable the signals channel that you want
to show on the TimeChart.
Move A toggle button to activate/deactivate the "Move"
function to move the graphic right/left.
Export allow save currently TimeChart to a comtrade
format file for replay purpose.
Place the focus on the signal view and scrolling the mouse can
continuous zoom in/out the signals. Hold down and drag the mouse
to draw a rectangular to zoom in the selected area.
1.7.7 Wiring View

Display the corresponding wiring diagram according to the power
amplifier output configuration in the hardware configuration. (for
power amplifier analog output only)
1.8 Ramping
The Ramping module allow user to management a ramping table to
series ramping multiple states, each states equate an auto-mode
procedure of AC test module.

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It is not necessary set the Test Object prior to testing, but this
setting will helpful in the testing.

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Define the hardware, the routing and wiring and trip logic.
Define and managing the test states, and the variables, start value,
stop value, step value, ramping time etc in the state.
Define the prefault state, interval time as demand.
States and Variables management
Add State Add a new state

Add Variable Add a new variable under the current state
Remove Delete a variable, if the variable is the only variable
of the state, the state will deleted.
Copy Copy current state as a new state.
Up Move current state to be before the previous state.
Down Move current state to be after the next state.
Move the cursor between all the states.
Column define:
Group Select the group apply to the variable.
Output Select the analog output channels apply to the
variable.
The selectable list will refresh as per to the test
mode changed.
Quantity A manifestation of the selected variable.
It will refresh as per the variable changed.
From Start value of the variable will ramping from.
To Stop value of the variable will ramping to.
Step Step value of the variable will changing during
ramping process.
Time Ramping time of each steps output.
Test time This time is automatic calculate as per to the From,
To, Step, Time settings.
Trigger The trigger only available when the prefault
activated.
Enable this option to activate the prefault state.

This state only output before the first ramping
state.
keyboard command.
state.


mode.
UX config

Custom This mode allow user manually define the Ux
output.
+U0, -U0, These modes will automatically calculate the Ux
+√3*U0,-√3*U0 output from the vector sum of 3-phase network.
+3U0,-3U0,
+√3*3U0,-
√3*3U0

The variables list will refresh according the analog test mode
changed. allow user select the different kinds of variables.

automatically.
1. Direct Set Line-Neutral values.
angle.
6. Z-I Const Provide set the fault type, fault impedance and test
current. the fault voltage calculated by module.
7. Z-V Const Provide set the fault type, fault impedance and test
voltage. the fault current calculated by module.
8. Z-Zs Const Provide set the fault type, fault impedance and SIR,
the fault current and voltage calculated by module.
ZS = ZL*SIR, ZL is line impedance, by default, the
factor.
current, the fault voltage calculated by module.

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voltage, the fault current calculated by module.

selected relative zone impedance and SIR, ZS =
ZL*SIR, ZL is line impedance, by default, the
factor.
1.8.2 Ramping mode

Ramping modes is according to whether the "Prefault" and "Interval
time" option is activated:
Normal ramping
mode:
No "Prefault" and "Interval time".

Ramping with
prefault:
One "Prefault" before ramping; no "Interval time".

Ramping with
fault interval:
No "Prefault"; but "Interval time" after each

ramping state.
Ramping with
prefault and
interval:
One "Prefault" before ramping; and "Interval time"

after each ramping state.

trigger signals.
Deglitch time 37.
1.8.4 Results view

Result View include "Ramp Measurements" and "Calculated Condition"
2 parts.
Ramp measurements
The row of results generated as per the states and variables defined,
user can add the settings and deviations for automatic assessment.
Columns：
Name It can be customized by the user to identify the
evaluated item in the output report;
Ramp, Group, Automatically corresponds to the corresponding variable

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Signal channel of the current ramping state;

Setting Enter a reference value for evaluation; usually a set
value for a voltage, current, or impedance;
(corresponding to the current variable)
Dev. - Enter a value for the negative deviation range; (absolute
value)
Dev. + Enter a value for the positive deviation range; (absolute
value)
Actual The actual action value of the currently selected
variable; valid after the test finish;
Dev According to the setting value and the Actual value, the
calculation is obtained.
T.Trip Actual action time; (for reference only, without
evaluation)
Assessment The program automatically gives the evaluation
conclusion according to the setting value, the actual
value and the deviation value.
Calculated Condition
When there are more than one ramping state, it can be further
calculated by calculating the conditions, For example, in order to
calculate the return coefficient, the action value can be measured by
the ramping state one, and the return value can be measured by the
ramping two, and then the return coefficient can be calculated by
defining the formula "ramping two / changing one".
Six function equations are provided for the user to select, and then
the setting value and positive and negative deviation can be set like
the Ramp measurement to automatically evaluate the new results.



test, and redrawn after finish a shot test; and this TimeChart only
available for the "Auto Step" mode.


1.9 StateSequencer
This module allow a sequence of states to be defined. This can be
used for testing the trip times or other time measurements.
Buttons and Options
Add Append a state to last.

Del Delete currently state.
Previous, Next Navigates to previous/Next state.
Insert Insert a state before currently state.
Copy Copy currently state append to last.
Combo box, provide navigates and indicates the
number of currently and total states.
Up, Down Exchange the currently state with previous (Up) or
next (Down) state.
Number of repeat circles for all states.
State Name Alias of the state name for identifications. Allow for
freely rename.
Output mode Provide "Continuous waveform" and "Absolute Phase
Setting" 2 state switching modes. The first state is
not available.
Enable this option to disable currently state outputs
in the sequence.

automatically.
1. Direct Line-Neutral

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angle.
6. Z-I Const Provide set the fault type, fault impedance and
angle or resistance R and reactance X, with
constant current. the fault voltage calculated by
module.
7. Z-V Const Provide set the fault type, fault impedance and
constant voltage. the fault current calculated by
module.
8. Z-Zs Const Provide set the fault type, fault impedance and
constant SIR(ZS/ZL), the fault current and voltage
calculated by module.
line length, constant angle, with constant current.
the fault voltage calculated by module.
line length, constant angle, with constant voltage.
the fault current calculated by module.
line length, constant angle, with constant SIR(ZS/
ZL), the fault current and voltage calculated by
module.
1.9.2 Advance Parameter Setting

Click the "Advanced" button in the parameter settings area to enter
the advanced options setting, which allows the user to make dv/dt,
di/dt and df/dt linear changes to the values of any channel in a
state; The initial value of the change channel is set in the outputs
parameter interface, the dv/dt, di/dt, df/dt and final values can only
be set in the advance settings view.
User can also set the closing angle of the current state and the
superimposed a DC offset with a constant time attenuation.
Note:
The time period of dv/dt and df/dt is limited by the total time
duration of the current state. If the state time is longer than that of
dv/dt, di/dt or df/dt, the Voltage or Frequency outputs will remain
the end value of dv/dt, di/dt or df/dt until the end of the state.
When the "Advance" settings are activated, the border of the
"Advance" button will turns red color.
dv/dt or di/dt:
df/dt:

dv/dt & df/dt:
1.9.3 Trigger Condition

Define the fault trigger conditions.
Time Trigger by time settings.
Binary Trigger by binary input settings logic.
Binary + Time Trigger by both of binary input settings logic and
time settings. Which effective is the smaller of
them.
Key-press Trigger by keyboard command pressed
GPS or IRIG-B Trigger by a GPS or IRIG-B time setting, usually is a
PPS or PPM signal.
While trigger condition set as "Binary" or "Binary+Time", user can

select "Or" / "And" logic of selected Binary inputs.
trigger signals.
Deglitch time 37 .
1.9.4 Binary Output Setting

Allow to selectable the binary outputs. The selected binary output
will turnover in the specify states.
1.9.5 Result Evaluation

The result evaluation is divided into time evaluation and status
assessment;
When the state sequence is tested repeatedly, the result evaluation

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is only for the first sequence.
1.9.5.1 Time evaluation

Time evaluation allows users to customize define any evaluation, and
the evaluation results are based on the actual tripping time of the
state sequence. This evaluation is only for tripping time. If you want
to evaluate the action status of the binary inputs, please use the
State evaluation 59.
Columns：
Name It can be customized by the user to identify the
evaluated item in the output report;
Ignore previous When "0-> 1" or "1-> 0" is selected in the "start" item, it
is optional to filter interference signals that are not used
in previous; by default is blank, it automatically starts
from beginning of state 1.
Start Select the state of starting timing, start timing at the
beginning of the state
You can also choose to start timing according to the
action logic "0-> 1" or "1-> 0"; (used in conjunction with
ignore previous)
Stop Select the state of ending the timing, start the timing at
the beginning of the state;
If the ignore previous option is activated, stop status
must be after the ignore previous state then the
evaluation results can be obtained;
T.nom Enter a reference value for evaluation; usually a set
value for trip time;
Dev (-) Enter a value for the negative deviation range; (absolute
value)
Dev (+) Enter a value for the positive deviation range; (absolute
value)
T.act Actual action time; after the test is completed, it is
calculated automatically by the``Start'' and``stop'' state
options;

Dev According to the T.nom value and the T.Act value, the
calculation is obtained.
Evaluate The program automatically gives the evaluation
conclusion according to T. Nom, T.act and deviation
value.
1.9.5.2 State evaluation

Time evaluation allows users to customize define any evaluation, and
the evaluation results are based on the actual binary input status of
each sequence. This evaluation is only for binary inputs status. If you
want to evaluate the tripping time, please use the Time evaluation 58
.
All states are automatically in this list, users can select the results
to be evaluated for each state, and after the test is completed, the
program is automatically evaluated according to the action logic of
the binary input.
No evaluation.
Evaluate whether the binary input logic of the current state is from
1-> 0 (from closed to open)
Evaluate whether the binary input logic of the current state is from
0-> 1 (from open to closed)
After test complete, the user can press "manual evaluation" to modify
the status evaluation results, the modified evaluation results only
affect the output report.
1.9.6 Table View

Lists the setting parameters of all states, and the user can quickly
switch the current state and modify the settings in the main panel.

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test, and redrawn after finish a shot test.



1.9.9 Wiring View

Display the corresponding wiring diagram according to the power
amplifier output configuration in the hardware configuration. (for
power amplifier analog output only)
1.10 Harmonic
Harmonic test module allow user manually or automatically output 2
groups of voltages, currents and frequencies statically or as ramped
outputs with specify superposition harmonics.
It is not necessary set the Test Object prior to testing.
Use "+" mark in the columns head of main view to add new harmonic
orders to be superposition.
Define the Variables, Test mode, Prefault, etc in the main view.

Columns define
THD Total harmonic distortion

RMS Root mean square value (fundamental + harmonics)
1 RMS of fundamental wave (include magnitude and
phase angle)
+ Press to add and define customize harmonics
(include magnitude and phase angle, the harmonic
angle is based from the fundamental wave);
The harmonics are selectable from 2~63 times.
Once the harmonic defined, the "+" symbol will
shows as the harmonic times, press it again can
delete it.
Buttons and Options
Provide a prefault state output in manual mode.

This button only available in manual mode.
Start fault simulate.
Stop fault simulate.
In manual mode, Increase the value of currently
variables;
In automatic mode, start fault simulate in positive
direction by step value. If step value > 0, then the
limit value must > currently variable value setting;
else while step value < 0, the limit value must <
currently variable value setting.
The function reversed to button.

Lock the currently output value, allow set the

analog value you want, then release this button for
a transient signal. This button only available in
manual mode.
Enable this option for automatic stop outputs while
received trigger command met the Result Trigger
Logic.
Enable this option shift to auto-step mode.
Enable this option to display the THD and
Harmonics magnitude in percentage value from
fundamental of voltages or currents.
Prefault & Fault Interval available only when "Auto Step" is activated
Enable this option to activate the prefault state in
auto-ramping mode.

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Enable this option will become as the pulse-
ramping mode.
keyboard command.
state.
mode.
Variable setting
At default, AC test provided 2 variables for the controlling steps.

Each variable can be any channel(s) and any quantity of amplitude,
phase angle or frequency, user can through various combinations
achieve the test.
Before selecting the harmonic order as the variable, please add the
corresponding harmonic with the "+" mark in the main view then you
can select the harmonic order in the list of variables, otherwise the
harmonic order is not visible.
1.10.1 Harmonic Characteristic

Harmonic characteristic shows the 10 cycles length of fundamental
output signal;
to show on the characteristic.
Place the focus on the characteristic view and scrolling the mouse can

trigger signals.
Deglitch time 37.
1.10.3 Result View

Binary In List all Binary input ports
Action Time Display the run-time trip status
Variable List all the currently variable settings
Action Value Display the trip value according the trip time and
variables.
1.11 Frequency Test

The frequency test module provides the functionality to define and
perform tests for frequency relays by df/dt, under-frequency, tripping
time, dv/dt, under-voltage latch, under-current latch, etc.
The different of under-frequency / under-voltage protection with other

traditional protections.
Under-frequency / Under- Tradional relay
voltage Relay
Functions In order to ensure the remove the fault
normal operation of the equipment in time when
power network, Under- the short circuit fault
frequency is to ensure the occurs
normal power
consumption of important
load in order to get rid of
the unimportant load
when the power load is
lacking and the supply is
seriously smaller than the
demand.
Protected object In order to protect the To protect some electrical
entire power grid equipment
Protection When the voltage When the voltage
principle amplitude on the line (or amplitude on the line (or
bus) is felt, the bus) is felt, the frequency
frequency drops slowly suddenly drops below the
below the set value, that set value, that is, a short

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Under-frequency / Under- Tradional relay

voltage Relay
is, there is no short circuit fault occurs on the
circuit fault on the line, line.
but the voltage amplitude
is reduced because the
load is too large.
The selectivity of Removal of normal load inRemoval of fault load
the removal preset order
device
Select test mode, setting the test values and times of states, add to
the test table to be performs.
Test Mode
This module contains 2 classify modes for under-frequency relays and

under-voltage relays.
Under Frequency:
Frequency
Time
df/dt
Under-U Latch
Under-I Latch
Under Voltage:
Voltage
Time
dV/dt
Common parameters:
1. Prefault Defined all the analog outputs magnitudes and

output phase angles. make the protection relay work
properly.
2. Prefault time Duration of prefault state, using the output config
with start frequency value.
3. Interval time No output in this state.
4. Fault time Maximum time of fault state automatically
calculated by module.
5. Hold time An stable state after the variable slipped if no
tripping met.
6. Nominal Use the Fnom value defined in the Device object 36.
Frequency

1.11.1 Under-Frequency mode

This classify modes specify for the under-frequency protection
functions.
1.11.1.1 Frequency
This function aim to check the tripping frequency value of under-
frequency protection.
In the Under-frequency test, the "start frequency" and "stop

frequency" defined the destination frequency value to be ramped,
software controlling the frequency signal from "Rated frequency"
slides to the ramping destination.
The "start frequency" is required to be greater than the action

frequency of the protection setting. If the protection relay with the
"start frequency" requirement, it should also be greater than the
"start frequency" of the protection. The "stop frequency" set as less
than the action frequency of the protection relay to ensure the
protection relay can met the trip conditions.
Parameters:
1. Freq. start Defined the first frequency on each steps to be

reached.
2. Freq. step Defined the ramping step frequency value from start
frequency to destination frequency. Reduce this
value can increase the accuracy of test result.
3. Freq. stop Defined the destination frequency value; Usually
this value should ensure the protection relay can
trip.
Note: Normally this value should greater than 45Hz,
it may make the protection relay latched and
effective test result.
4. Freq. df/dt Defined the slip from start frequency to currently
stop frequency. Usually this value should less than
the df/dt latch value of protection relay.

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1.11.1.2 Time
This function aim to check the tripping time of under-frequency
protection.
The method of measuring the action time is: the frequency slides
from the start value to the stop value, and waits for the protection
relay met the trip condition. During testing, the stop value should be
set slightly less than the action frequency setting of the protection
relay to ensure the successful action tripping.
Parameters:
1. Freq. start Defined the initial frequency on start.

Usually is set to Fnom.
2. Action Defined start timing point of a particular frequency.
frequency Usually this value is the tripping frequency of the
protection.
3. Freq. stop Defined the destination frequency value.
4. Freq. df/dt Defined the slip from start frequency to destination
frequency. This value must less than the df/dt latch
value of protection relay.
1.11.1.3 df/dt Latch

This function aim to check the df/dt latch value of under-frequency
protection.

In the df/dt latch test, The frequency slides from the start frequency
to the stop frequency according to the defined df/dt slip value, this is
a test cycle; the df/dt is fixed in each cycle, and it ramping from
"start df/dt" to "stop df/dt" with "step df/dt" settings in every next
cycles.
The process of this test is that when the test is started, the start df/
dt value set as great than the slips setting of the protection relay,
the protection is in the disallowed action status, and then the df/dt
value is adjusted to less than the slip latch value, while the
protection tripped, at this time, the currently df/dt value is recorded,
and the df/dt latch value to be calculated.
Parameters:
1. Freq. start Defined the initial frequency on each steps start.

2. Freq. stop Defined the destination frequency value.
Must less than tripping frequency settings.
3. df/dt start Defined the start df/dt slip value.
This value have to great than df/dt latch value of
the protection relay, to make the protection relay in
lockout status.
4. df/dt stop Defined the destination df/dt slip value.
This value have to less than df/dt latch value of the
protection relay, to make the protection relay into
the trip permit status.
5. df/dt step Defined the ramping step df/dt value from start df/
dt to destination df/dt. Reduce this value can
increase the accuracy of test result.
1.11.1.4 Under-U Latch

This function aim to check the under-voltage latch value of
protection.

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In the under-voltage latch test, The frequency slides from the start
frequency to the stop frequency according to the defined slip value,
this is a test cycle;
At the same time, there is a fixed voltage value outputs in every
cycle, and it is ramping from "start voltage" to "stop voltage" with
"voltage step" settings in every next cycles.
The process of this test is that when the test is started, the "start
voltage" set as less than the under-voltage latch value of the
protection, so the protection is in the disallowed action status, and
then the voltage value is move toward to great than the under-
voltage latch value, while the protection tripped, at this time, the
currently voltage value is recorded, and the under-voltage latch value
to be calculated.
Parameters:

2. Freq. stop Defined the destination frequency value. to be less
than tripping frequency settings.
3. Freq. df/dt Defined the slip from the start frequency to the
stop frequency.
Usually this value should less than the df/dt latch
4. Voltage start Defined the testing under-voltage start value.
This value must make the protection relay into
lockout status.
5. Voltage stop Defined the testing under-voltage destination
value.
This value have to make the protection relay into
the trip permit status. Usually it can be set to
Vnom.
6. Voltage step Defined the ramping step voltage from start to
destination under-voltage. Reduce this value can

1.11.1.5 Under-I Latch

This function aim to check the under-current latch value of protection.
In the under-current latch test, The frequency slides from the start
frequency to the stop frequency according to the defined slip value,
this is a test cycle;
At the same time, there is a fixed current value outputs in every
cycle, and it is ramping from "start current" to "stop current" with
"current step" settings in every next cycles.
current" set as less than the under-current latch value of the
then the current value is move toward to great than the under-current
latch value, while the protection tripped, at this time, the currently
current value is recorded, and the under-current latch value to be
calculated.
Parameters:

2. Freq. stop Defined the destination frequency value. to be less
than tripping frequency settings.
3. Freq. df/dt Defined the slip from the start frequency to the
stop frequency.
Usually this value should less than the df/dt latch
4. Current start Defined the testing under-current start value.
lockout status.
5. Current stop Defined the testing under-current destination
value.
the trip permit status.Usually it can be set to great
than 1.2*Ipickup.
6. Current step Defined the ramping step current from start to
destination under-current. Reduce this value can

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1.11.2 Under-Voltage mode

This classify modes specify for the under-voltage protection
functions.
1.11.2.1 Voltage
This function aim to check the tripping voltage value of under-voltage
protection.
In the Under-voltage test, the "start voltage" and "stop voltage"

defined the destination value to be ramped, software controlling the
voltage signal from "Rated voltage" slides to the ramping
destination.
the "start voltage" is required to be greater than the action under-

voltage of the protection setting. "stop voltage" set as less than the
action under-voltage of the protection relay to ensure the protection
relay can met the trip conditions.
Parameters:
1. Voltage start Defined the initial voltage on each steps start.

Usually is set to Vnom.
2. Voltage step Defined the ramping step voltage value from start
voltage to destination voltage. Reduce this value
can increase the accuracy of test result.
3. Voltage stop Defined the destination voltage value; Usually this
value should ensure the protection relay can trip.
4. Voltage df/dt Defined the slip from start voltage to currently stop
voltage. Usually this value should less than the dv/
dt latch value of protection relay.

1.11.2.2 Time
This function aim to check the tripping time of under-voltage
protection.
The method of measuring the action time is: the voltage slides from
the start value to the stop value, and waits for the protection relay
met the trip condition. During testing, the stop value should be set
slightly less than the under-voltage action setting of the protection
relay to ensure the successful action tripping.
Parameters:
1. Voltage start Defined the initial voltage on start.

2. Action Defined start timing point of a particular voltage.
voltage Usually this value is the tripping voltage of the
protection.
3. Voltage stop Defined the destination voltage value.
4. Voltage dv/dt Defined the slip from start voltage to destination
voltage.
This value should less than the dv/dt latch value of
protection relay.
1.11.2.3 dv/dt Latch

This function aim to check the dv/dt latch value of under-voltage
protection.

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In the dv/dt latch test, The voltage slides from the start voltage to
the stop voltage according to the defined dv/dt slip value, this is a
test cycle; the dv/dt is fixed in each cycle, and it ramping from "start
dv/dt" to "stop dv/dt" with "step dv/dt" settings in every next cycles.
The process of this test is that when the test is started, the start dv/
dt value set as great than the slips setting of the protection relay,
the protection is in the disallowed action status, and then the dv/dt
value is adjusted to less than the slip latch value, while the
protection tripped, at this time, the currently dv/dt value is recorded,
and the dv/dt latch value to be calculated.
Parameters:
1. Voltage start Defined the initial voltage on each steps start.

2. Voltage stop Defined the destination voltage value.
Must less than the under-voltage tripping value.
3. dv/dt start Defined the start dv/dt slip value.
This value have to great than dv/dt latch value of
the protection relay, to make the protection relay
into lockout status.
4. dv/dt stop Defined the destination dv/dt slip value.
This value have to less than dv/dt latch value of
the protection relay, to make the protection relay
into the trip permit status.
5. dv/dt step Defined the ramping step dv/dt value from start dv/
dt to destination dv/dt. Reduce this value can
1.11.2.4 Under-I Latch

This function aim to check the under-current latch value of protection.
In the under-current latch test, The voltage slides from the start
value to the stop value according to the defined slip value, this is a
test cycle;
At the same time, there is a fixed current value outputs in every

cycle, and it is ramping from "start current" to "stop current" with

"current step" settings in every next cycles.
current" set as less than the under-current latch value of the
then the current value is move toward to great than the under-current
latch value, while the protection tripped, at this time, the currently
current value is recorded, and the under-current latch value to be
calculated.
Parameters:
1. Voltage start Defined the initial Voltage on each steps start.

2. Voltage stop Defined the destination Voltage value. to be less
than under-voltage settings.
3. Voltage dv/dt Defined the slip from the start Voltage to the stop
Voltage.
Usually this value should less than the dv/dt latch
4. Current start Defined the testing under-current start value.
lockout status.
5. Current stop Defined the testing under-current destination
value.
the trip permit status. Usually it can be set to great
than 1.2*Ipickup.
6. Current step Defined the ramping step current from start to
destination under-current. Reduce this value can
1.12 Transplay
The transplay module has the following functions:
Allow user import the Comtrade or Pcap format transient data file
and performs playback;
With manual trigger, binary trigger, GPS trigger, etc;
All data of any voltage or current channel are editable and
superimposed;
The output value of each current and voltage channel is adjusted
proportionally and convertible from primary value to the secondary
value;
The data of the original record are interpolated and calculated;
By setting the repetition start time, repeat interval and repeat
times, repeat a certain section of the waveform;
Prolonging the output time of the normal state or repeating the
output of a certain fault waveform;

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Load the transient data file using the of toolbar, adjust the
ratios scaled the amplitudes of analog output channels.
Prefault Output Config
Define the prefault state output area and trigger conditions of fault
state.
Time Trigger Trigger by time settings.
Binary Trigger by binary input settings logic.
Key-press Trigger by keyboard command pressed.
PPS or PPM signal.
Define a fixed value of the prefault state output.
If enabled this mode, the angle of waveform may
not continuous while the state switching to the
fault state.
Start Defined the prefault area from the transient data to
End be performed in prefault state.
Repeat Times of the defined prefault area to be repeats.
Fault Output Setting
Max.Fault time Defined the maximum time limit of fault state to be

playback.
Start Defined the start time from the transient data to be
playback.
If the prefault state have defined a area, then this
start time will automatic continues from the end of
prefault waveform.
Frequency Display the nominal frequency of transient data to
be playback.
Enable this option to repeats playback an area of
the transient data.
Counts Times of the defined fault area to be repeats.
Start Defined the start time from the transient data to be
repeats.
End Defined the end time of repeat area from the
transient data.
Max value type & CT/PT ratio

Switch the display of the Maximum/Minimum values.
P-P: peak to peak
RMS: root-mean-square

P-P = RMS * √2
Comtrade file use P-P value for record, but Relay
test kit always use RMS value to performing
outputting.
PT Primary/ Available for all voltage channels, Transplay module
Secondary use this ratio to calculate the real output value
while performing playback.
CT Primary/ Available for all current channels, Transplay module
Secondary use this ratio to calculate the real output value
while performing playback.
1.12.1 Channels Combine
The channel combine function on the toolbar allows users to

adjust and calculate the imported waveforms before output;
The adjusted waveform data can be applied to the specified channel

for playback;
User can adjust one channel at a time.
1.12.2 Binary Output

User can set the binary output time during performing the transient
playback, it have 2 modes:
Custom binary output: Binary output action follow the "binary config"
settings
Use comtrade binary input settings: Binary output action follow the
comtrade file defined.
1.12.3 Advance
User can select different interpolation algorithm method to
performing the transient data.
Binary input Logic

Defined the binary inputs Logic to be effective during playback the
transient data to measure the trip time.

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trigger signals.
Deglitch time 37.
1.12.4 Information
Display the general information of the loaded comtrade file.
1.13 Distance
The distance module provides the functionality to define and perform
tests for distance relays by zone ranges and the trip times defined in
the impedance characteristics.
The main test view area provides 3 tabs for set the parameters:
Shot Test 76, Search Test 77 and Test Parameter 78
The setting and characteristics of the relay under test have to be

defined in the Distance tab of Test Object 37 prior to testing.
Define the Fault Model, Test time, Trigger config, etc in the "Test
Parameter 78 " tab of main view.
1.13.1 Shot Test

The aim of shot test is to check the reaches of the individual zones
and trip times with any test points.
Add Test Points
Tests are defined in the impedance plane, Adding test points can be
achieved by right click on the impedance plane, or enter the test
point parameters into the input fields "|Z|, Phi, R, X" by keyboard
entry.
All test points are added to a test table. This table will automatically
sorted by the defined fault type and linked to the impedance view.
Base on the selected fault type and test points and fault model (I
constant / V constant / Z constant), the voltages or currents at the
relay location are calculated automatically and displayed on the
Vector View.
Buttons:
Add add the defined point to the test table below.
Add Multi... quickly add multiple fault type of a defined test
point.

Remove delete the currently selected test point from the

Test points list.
Remove All clear the test list
Options:
If active, the impedance of test points will
recalculate after line angle changed.
If active, the impedance of test points will calculate
by the percentage of defined zone characteristics.
If active, the time of fault state will use the
"maximum fault time".
Exist points will not refresh when changed this
option, only effective for new test points.
1.13.2 Search Test

The aim of search test is to determine the exact reach and check
their trip times of the individual zones by applying several shots
along a search line. the number of shots is automatically calculated
by the zones define and search resolution.
Add search Line
Search line are defined by a terminal point (same like shot test) and
the line length and line angle, or direct drawing by mouse from the
impedance plane.
relay location are calculated automatically.
Buttons:
Add add the defined search line to the test table below.
Add Multi... quickly add multiple fault type of a defined search
line.
Sequence quickly add multiple search lines by step of an
angle and multiple fault type base on an origin
terminal shot point.
Remove delete the search line by currently selected test
point along of the search line.
Options:
If active, the assessment of search procedure will
not refer the defined zone characteristics.

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Fault Model
Fault Model include 3 types as below:

I=Constant test Test current fixed. the fault voltage calculated by
current module.
U=Constant test Test voltage fixed. the fault current calculated by
voltage module.
Z=Constant ZS is fixed, the fault current and voltage calculated
source by module.
impedance The grounding factor of ZS defined in the Distance
Object 37.
This Model is a global setting used for both shot test and search
test.
Test Time
Each shot consists of 3 states: Prefault, Max-fault and Postfault .
The exact prefault time becomes effective only the Fault Trigger
config set at "Time" mode.
If "Ignore Nominal Time" or "Ignore Nominal Characteristic" are

activated, the "Max Fault time" value always effective for using in the
test, otherwise, the "Max Fault time" will automatically calculated by
module according the data of test object defined.
The presence of voltage in the interval state depends on the location

of the PT.(defined in the Distance Object 37)

Trigger Config
Time Trigger by Prefault time
PPS or PPM signal.
Delay Config
Simulate the circuit breaker trip delay and close delay time if the
result trigger signal connect from circuit breaker.
Binary Output Config
Delay Time Binary output will overturn after this time.

Hold Time Binary output will keeping hold on this time then
return back to previous state.
Load Setting
Current Load current effective only prefault state

Phase Offset angle between the load current and voltage.
Fault Inception
This setting allow use specify the phase angle of the voltage, and
hence the angle of the fault current at the time of fault inception.
Before the fault become steady situation, it is possible to simulate
the DC offset transient behavior.
Random This mode allow use a random number generator
the fault inception angle.
Setting The fault inception angle can be freely adjusted by
enter a value in the close angle field.
DC offset Enable this option to activate the DC offset
transient behavior.
Atten Const Define the Tconstant of DC offset, during the
Tconstant, voltage output calculated by:
1/(10 ^ (Δt / Tconstant))
UX config

Custom This mode allow user manually set the Ux output
and apply to all states.
+3U0,-3U0, These modes will automatically calculate the Ux
+√3*3U0 output from the 3-phase network and apply to all
-√3*3U0 states.

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Binary Input Define

Allow user customize define the binary input as per the relay trip
command.
Binary Output define
This table allow user define the binary output independently.

Column explain:
Binary output Active the specify binary outputs and set the initial
status.
Disabled
Initial as NO status.
Initial as NC status.
Reference mode 1. Reference fault: Binary output turnover function start from the
start of fault time.
2. Reference prefault: Binary output turnover function start from
the start of prefault time.
3. Reference input: Binary output turnover function start from the
defined binary input trigger.
Reference binary Define the reference binary input channel.
in
Delay time Binary outputs after this time will be turnover
Hold time Keeping time after the binary output turnover

Impedance view is separated by fault type and automatically link to
currently selected fault type.

User can pickup a test impedance from the impedance view with
mouse click.
After completion of the test, "Passed" points will display as green

color, "Failure" points are shown as "red" color.
On right side of the impedance view, provided 3 mirror button for

quickly zoom in, zoom out, or return to default view.


TimeChart always displays the chart of tested output signal sequence
and Binary I/O status, this chart is by calculated before test, and
redrawn after finish a shot test.

1.13.7 Z/t Characteristic Diagram

At the plane Z/t shows the current Z/t characteristics of the test
object and all add the test points in the same angle of testing list.

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1.14 Overcurrent
The Overcurrent module allows for testing of overcurrent relays with
inverse time, definite time, thermal I2T and customized curve
characteristics.
The setting, characteristics and tripping element of the relay under

test have to be defined in the Overcurrent tab of Test Object 39 prior
to testing.
For testing directional relays, three voltages are additionally required,

this has to defined in the Setting Parameter 83 tab.
Define the Max Fault time, Fault voltage, Load current, Prefault and
interval time in Setting Parameter tab.
1.14.1 Test Point

In this tab possible to perform a single test or add multiple test
points to a table for testing the tripping characteristic of the relay.
Add test points

Adding test points can be achieved by right click on the Overcurrent
Characteristic, or enter the test point parameters into the input fields
"Test Current", "Angle(I)" by keyboard entry.
sorted by the defined fault type and linked to the Overcurrent
Characteristic view.
Base on the selected fault type and test points, the voltages or
currents at the relay location are calculated automatically and
displayed on the Vector View.
Buttons:
Add Multi... quickly add multiple fault type of a defined test
point.
Test points list.
Remove Type delete all test points of the classified of the
Check perform testing of currently selected test point.

Check Result
All test points assesses the Trip time and Pickup current should
between the tolerance bands set at Current and Time Tolerances at
Overcurrent tab of Test Object.
1.14.2 Setting Parameter
Max Fault time
Max Fault time Definite time for fault output if the trigger condition
is not met.
Relative Max Maximum fault time relative to Td. consider with
Time the positive tolerance. This value have to be
compare with max fault time.
The system always uses the smaller one of these
time values.
(Td: Time index scaling the time axis of the curve.)
Fault Voltage
Enable Fault Select this option if you want to apply the fault
Voltage voltage during the fault state.
For directional relays, this option is always
activated.
For non-directional relays, voltage output may be
necessary to aviod tripping of other relay functions.
V Fault LN These fields defined the voltage applied to the
faulty phases during the fault state.
The LN voltage is applied for all fault types except
V Fault LL for two-phase faults.
The LL voltage is applied for two-phase faults only.
Nominal Voltage These fields are for information and the values set
LN in the Device tab of Test Object.
Nominal Voltage
LL
Load Current
Relative Nom Set load current multiple by Inominal.

Relative Fault Set load current multiple by Ifault.
current
Load angle The phase angle of load current.
Note: if the added test points on the Overcurrent Characteristic
shows in RED circle, and the assessment shows "Load current too
high", that means the test point cannot be tested, this is due to test
module's constraints, please reduce the load current setting values.

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Binary Input Define

Allow user customize define the binary input as per the relay trip
command.

Column explain:
status.
Disabled.
in
Delay time Binary outputs after this time will be turnover.
Hold time Keeping time after the binary output turnover.
1.14.4 Overcurrent Characteristic

Overcurrent Characteristic view is separated by fault type and


All test points are marks as a cross cursor, the vertical size according
to the tolerances of trip time, the horizontal size according to the I
tolerances of test point.

TimeChart always displays currently selected test point output signal
sequence, this sequence is by calculated before test, and redrawn
after finish a shot test.


Differential 86
1.15 Differential
The Differential software set of 2 test modules for testing the Bias
Curve Characteristic and Harmonic Restrain.
See: Bias Curve Diff. 86 and Harmonic Restraint 89 modules.
1.15.1 Bias Curve Diff.

The Bias Curve Differential module is tested by simulating faults
inside and outside of the protected zone. it contains "Shot Test 87"
and "Search Test 88" 2 modes.
Each test mode creates a test list. The module will performing the
list determine the shot or search.
For a search point consists of several shots, the Ibias was given and
Idiff is calculated and searching for each search point.

defined in the Differential tab of Test Object 40 prior to testing.
Define the Test time, Voltage output, Trigger config, etc in the
"General 89 " tab of main view.
Differential Characteristic View
Differential Characteristic view is separated by fault type and

Place the focus on the Differential Characteristic view, Hold down and
drag the mouse to draw a rectangular to zoom in the selected area.

On right side of the Characteristic, provided 3 mirror button for

quickly zoom in, zoom out, or return to default view.
1.15.1.1 Shot Test tab
Add Test Points
Tests are defined in the Differential Characteristic diagram, Adding

test points can be achieved by mouse click and "Add" button, or enter
the test point parameters into the input fields "Idiff", "Ibias" by
keyboard entry.
sorted by the defined fault type and linked to the Differential
Characteristic diagram.
Buttons:
Test points list.
Check perform testing currently selected test point.

Differential 88
Result
In shot test, all test points assesses whether or not a trip occurs
during the test time set at Diff time settings at Differential tab of
Test Object.
1.15.1.2 Search Test tab
Add Test Lines
Test lines are defined in the Differential Characteristic diagram,

Adding test lines can be achieved by mouse click and "Add" button, or
enter the test point parameters into the input fields "Ibias" by
keyboard entry.
All test lines are added to a test list, and linked to the Differential
Each test line consists of several shots, while search the line, the
Ibias is fixed, the Idiff calculated and control by the module, the final
boundary of inside and outside protected zone determine the Idiff
value.
Enable the "Ignore Nominal Characters" option will covering the Idiff
entire range of scans from 0 to Idiff>>, this option may need more
shot points for each lines.
Reducing the Resolution value can improve the accuracy of the result,
but need more shot points.
Buttons:
Add Sweep add multiple lines from a start value to end value
by a step, the exact lines automatically calculated.
Remove delete the search line by currently selected test
Check perform testing currently selected test line.
Result
In Search test, all test lines assesses the Idiff should between the
tolerance bands set at Current Tolerances at Differential tab of Test
Object.

1.15.1.3 General tab
Test Time
Each shot consists of 3 states: Prefault, Max-fault and PostFault.
The Max Fault Time becomes effective only the shot point has non-
tripping time or the tripping time longer than this Max Fault time and
if the trigger condition is not met within this time.
By default, Max Fault time and Interval time equal the Max test time
and Reset time at Differential tab of Test Object.
The exact prefault time becomes effective only the Prefault option
enabled and set as "Time" mode.
The prefault current applied only in prefault state.
If prefault mode set as GPS trigger, the fault start trigger depends on
the GPS time setting, usually is a PPS or PPM signal.
Voltage output
Enable voltage output option will apply voltage output to the

selected winding.
The presence of voltage in the interval state depends on the location
of the PT.
PT=on Line Vinterval = 0V
PT=on busbar Vinterval = Vnom
1.15.2 Harmonic Restraint

The Harmonic Restraint module is checking the correct relay behavior
of the harmonic restraint of differential function. it contains "Shot
Test 91" and "Search Test 91" 2 modes.
Each test mode creates a test table. The module will performing the

Differential 90
table list determine the shot or search.
For a search line consists of several shots, the Idiff was given and
the Percentage of harmonics is calculated and searching for each
search line.
Three currents are required for Harmonic Restraint test, it is carried

out on the reference winding side.

defined in the Differential tab of Test Object 40 prior to testing.
92
Define the Test time, Trigger config, etc in the "General " tab of
main view.
Harmonic Restraint Characteristic View
Harmonic Restraint Characteristic view is separated by the Harmonic

count.
Place the focus on the Harmonic Restraint Characteristic view, Hold

down and drag the mouse to draw a rectangular to zoom in the
selected area.

1.15.2.1 Shot Test tab
Add Test Points
Tests are defined in the Differential Harmonic Characteristic diagram,

Select the harmonic count of your choice, Adding test points can be
achieved by mouse click and "Add" button, or enter the test point
parameters into the input fields "Idiff", "Ixf/Idiff", "Angle" by
keyboard entry.
Only one harmonic can be test at a time, you can add more harmonic
restraint instances to current test center for more harmonic counts.
Harmonic with the suffix "N/A" are not available.
sorted by the defined fault type and linked to the Differential
Harmonic Characteristic diagram.
Buttons:
Delete delete the currently selected test point from the
Test points list.
Delete All clear the test list
Result
In shot test, all test points assesses whether or not a trip occurs
during the test time set at Diff time settings at Differential tab of
Test Object.
1.15.2.2 Search Test tab
Add Test Lines
Test lines are defined in the Differential Harmonic Characteristic

diagram, Select the harmonic count of your choice, Adding test lines
can be achieved by mouse click and "Add" button, or enter the test
point parameters into the input fields "Idiff" by keyboard entry.
Only one harmonic can be test at a time, you can add more harmonic
restraint instances to current test center for more harmonic counts.
Harmonic with the suffix "N/A" are not available.
All test lines are added to a test table, and linked to the Differential

Differential 92
Each test line consists of several shots, while search the line, the
Idiff is fixed, the Ixf/Idiff calculated and control by the module, the
final boundary of inside and outside protected zone determine the
Ixf/Idiff value.
Base on the selected fault type and test points, the currents at the
Vector View.
Enable the "Ignore Nominal Characters" option will covering the Ixf/
Idiff entire range of scans from 0 to 100%>>, this option may need
more shot points for each lines.
Reducing the Resolution value can improve the accuracy of the result,
but need more shot points.The minimum resolution of Ixf/Idiff is
0.1%.
Buttons:
Add To add multiple lines from a start value to end value
by a step, the exact lines automatically calculated.
Delete delete the search line by currently selected test
Check perform testing currently selected test line.
Result
In Search test, all test lines assesses the Ixf/Idiff should between
the tolerance bands set at Harmonic Tolerances at Differential tab of
Test Object.
1.15.2.3 General tab
Test Time Settings
Each shot consists of 3 states: Prefault, Max-fault and PostFault.
The Max Fault Time becomes effective only the shot point has non-
tripping time or the tripping time longer than this Max Fault time and
if the trigger condition is not met within this time.
By default, Max Fault time and Interval time equal the Max test time
and Reset time at Differential tab of Test Object.
The exact prefault time becomes effective only the Prefault option
enabled.
The prefault current applied only in prefault state.

1.16 Zero Sequence

This module aim to quickly verification the fixed value of single phase
fault of zero-sequence relays with definite time characteristic.
According the relay settings fill to the "Setting" tab.
Set times and fault trigger mode etc on "Parameters" tab.
Adding test points by click on the zero-sequence characteristic plane,

or enter the test point parameters into the input fields "I fault", "I
fault %", "V fault", "angle", "Segment" by keyboard entry.
Or use "Add to..." button to quickly add multiple test points for any
zero-sequence segments and fault types.
1.17 Reclose
This module used for testing the auto-reclosing processed together
with a line protection, which can simulate the previous and post of
reclose state with post-acceleration.
This module uses the Ux channel to simulate the line extracting

voltage, allow to set the amplitude, phase angle and change the
reference channel.

defined in the Distance tab of Test Object 37 prior to testing.
Define the hardware, the routing and wiring and trip/reclose

commands.
Define the Fault Model, Test time, Trigger config, etc in the
"Parameter 95" tab of main view.

Reclose 94
1.17.1 Test
Add Test Points
Tests are defined in the impedance plane, Adding test points can be
achieved by right click on the impedance plane, or enter the test
point parameters into the input fields "|Z|", "Phi", "R", "X" by
keyboard entry.
sorted by the defined fault type and linked to the impedance view.
Vector View.
Buttons:
Shot add the defined point to the test table below for
shot test.
Zone Verify quickly add multiple fault type of a defined
sequence points for fixed value verification.
Delete delete the currently selected test point from the
Test points list.
Options:
set fixed value for the coefficient of DPFC relay.
Enable this option for permanent fault simulate, the
fault still exist after reclose state. by default,
module is set as transient mode.
Result
Trip L1/L2/L3 according to the Binary Input 1/2/3 logic signal inputs;
(The second trip using the same define)
Reclose indicate the Binary input 4 logic signal input.
1.17.2 Fault Transfer

This tab allow user enable a transfer fault impedance and the start
reference.

Transfer fault impedance defined at the input fields "|Z|", "Phi", "R",
"X" by keyboard entry.
Transfer time defined the start reference, it may happened in the first
fault state or reclosed state.
Turn time defined the transfer time from the start reference.
1.17.3 Parameters
Test Time
Each shot consists of 5 states: Prefault, fault state, post-fault,

reclosed and post-acceleration.
The exact prefault time becomes effective only the Fault Trigger
mode set as "Time" mode.
The maximum fault time limited the fault from start to end.
The presence of voltage in the post-fault and post-acceleration state

depends on the location of the PT.(defined in the Distance Object 37)
Fault Trigger Mode

Time Trigger by Prefault time
{8} Turnover Trigger by Binary input 8 turnovers
PPS or PPM signal.

Reclose 96
Fault Model
Fault Model include 3 types as below:

I=Constant test Test current fixed. the fault voltage calculated by
current module.
U=Constant test Test voltage fixed. the fault current calculated by
voltage module.
Z=Constant ZS is fixed, the fault current and voltage calculated
source by module.
impedance The grounding factor of ZS defined in the Distance
Object 37.
Delay Config
Simulate the circuit breaker trip delay and close delay time if the
result trigger signal connect from circuit breaker.
Load Setting
Current Load current effective only prefault state

Phase Offset angle between the load current and voltage.
UX config

Custom This mode allow user manually set the Ux output
and apply to all states.
+3U0,-3U0, These modes will automatically calculate the Ux
+√3*3U0,- output from the 3-phase network and apply to all
√3*3U0 states.
Sync.VA, ....Sync.These modes will automatically use the reference
VCA channel value as Ux output and apply to all states
but except Post-fault state. in post-fault state will
use the Ux setting value.
Fault Inception
This setting allow use specify the phase angle of the voltage, and
hence the angle of the fault current at the time of fault inception.
Before the fault become steady situation, it is possible to simulate
the DC offset transient behavior.
Random This mode allow use a random number generator
the fault inception angle.
Setting The fault inception angle can be freely adjusted by
enter a value in the close angle field.
DC offset Enable this option to activate the DC offset

transient behavior.
Atten Const Define the Tconstant of DC offset, during the
Tconstant, voltage output calculated by:
1/(10 ^ (Δt / Tconstant))
1.17.4 Binary Setting
Binary Input Define

Define the binary input 1/2/3 as single pole or 3 poles, The binary
input 4 defined as "Reclose" command.
While testing single pole fault or 3 poles failure, the binary input
1/2/3 must set as single pole mode.

Column explain:
status.
Disabled
in

Impedance view is separated by fault type and automatically link to
User can pickup a test impedance from the impedance view with
mouse click.
1.17.6 Z/t Characteristic Diagram

At the plane Z/t shows the current Z/t characteristics of the test
object and all add the test points in the same angle of testing list.

Synchronizer 98
1.18 Synchronizer
This module simulate an environment aim to connection a generator
to the network or power grid or performing a synchronism check.
The setting and characteristics of the synchronizing relay under test

have to be defined in the Synchronizer tab of Test Object 43 prior to
testing.
Select a test item and parameters settings then add to test table for
performing.
Initial parameters setting
System 1 (Vs This is the reference system, hence its phase angle
Side) is set to 0 degrees. The amplitude and frequency
value from the "Device" tab of the test object.
The wiring type combo defined the voltage channels
of hardware to be represent the power grid.
System 2 (Vg This is the generator side, according the test item
Side) to initial these values.
The wiring type combo defined the voltage channels
of hardware to be represent the generator side.
Time setting
Each function test time limited by the "Max-Sync" time setting.
An Pre-sync time is a period when voltages are outputting before

issuing a "Start" binary output signal to the synchronizing relay. At
the end of pre-sync time, the start signal is issued. To obtain this
purpose, any one of binary outputs should activated and set as
"Reference fault" mode.
Delay time is used for "Slips acceleration latch" function and

applicable only when synchronization is obtained between the Vg and
Vs sides. During this time period, the KRT will continues to output
voltages.
1.18.1 Action voltage

This function performing a ramping voltage on the Vg side for the
voltage not met the synchronization conditions. each ramping step
time automatically calculated by the different of frequency between
Vg and Vs sides. the synchronized voltage as the result will returned.
In this function test, the frequency of Vg side must set as met the
synchronization condition.

A "V step" value defined the ramping voltage range of each steps.
The syncing cycle time automatically calculated by the module.
Process on Vg side:
1.18.2 Action Frequency

This function performing a ramping frequency on the Vg side for the
frequency not met the synchronization conditions. each ramping step
Vg and Vs sides. the synchronized frequency as the result will
returned.
In this function test, the voltage of Vg side must set as met the
synchronization condition or equal to Vs side.
A "F step" value defined the ramping frequency range of each steps.
Process on Vg side:

Synchronizer 100
1.18.3 Angle / Time

This function performing a ramping frequency on the Vg side for the
frequency not met the synchronization conditions. each ramping step
Vg and Vs sides. the synchronized Lead-Angle and Lead-Time as the
results will returned.
In this function test, the voltage of Vg side must set as met the
synchronization condition or equal to Vs side.
A "F step" value defined the ramping frequency range of each steps.
Process on Vg side:
1.18.4 Electric Zero

This function performing a fixed outputs test for the Electric Zero
type synchronize relay. the synchronized Return-Angle, Action-Angle
and Action-Time as the results will returned.
In this function test, the voltage and frequency of Vg side must set
as met the synchronization conditions and the frequency should not
equal to Vs side.
1.18.5 Pulse Width Control-V

This function performing a fixed outputs test for the pulse width of
the voltage adjustment signal.
In this function test, the voltage of Vg side should set as not met
the synchronization conditions.
1.18.6 Pulse Width Control-F

This function performing a fixed outputs test for the pulse width of
the frequency adjustment signal.

In this function test, the frequency of Vg side should set as not met
the synchronization conditions.
1.18.7 Slips acceleration latch

This function performing a ramping df/dt on the Vg side, simulating a
slips acceleration to test the synchronization relay from a action
permitted to latched status. the first latched df/dt value as the result
will returned.
In this function test, the voltage and frequency of Vg side must set
as met the synchronization conditions.
The ramping df/dt value defined by the "From", "To" and "Step"
settings.
Process on Vg side:
1.18.8 Auto Synchronizer

This function performing a automatic adjustment for the
synchronization relay, the synchronized Lead-Angle and Lead-Time as
the results will returned.
In this function test, the voltage and frequency of Vg side settings,

at least one of them should not met the synchronization conditions.
The adjustment v/ t and f/ t values have to defined.

Define of Binary inputs
Binary inputs: CB tripping command from the synchronization relay
1~4
Binary input: 5 Voltage increase adjustment signal
Binary input: 6 Voltage decrease adjustment signal
Binary input: 7 Frequency increase adjustment signal

Synchronizer 102
Define of Binary inputs

Binary input: 8 Frequency decrease adjustment signal
Binary outputs (Allow user generate a start/release signal to the

synchronization relay)
status.
Disabled
Reference mode 1. Reference fault: Binary output turnover function
start from the start of fault time.
2. Reference prefault: Binary output turnover
function start from the start of prefault time.
3. Reference input: Binary output turnover function
start from the defined binary input trigger.
in
1.18.10 Wiring view

1.19 Power Swing

The power oscillation module simulates the oscillation process of the system and the
voltage and current output at the protection installation (K point) when the fault occurs in
the system, as shown in the figure below, using a two-terminal transmission system as a
model.
Em: Generator side

En: System side
It is mainly used to analyze the action characteristics of generator out-of-step protection,

oscillation de-listing device, and the influence of system oscillation on the action behavior
of line protection such as distance and zero sequence etc.
According to the system model, enter the corresponding parameters

into the software "system Model" tab.
Set Test parameters to Software "Test parameters" setting tab
According to the test requirements, choose whether to add the "Fault

on oscillate" section.
Parameter settings:
Frequency The output frequency of voltage and current during

power angle δ oscillation; generally set to rated
frequency
Osc. type The generator side voltage Em angle δ oscillation
mode, the program provides three ways, including:
Swing: The generator angle δ swings, the power
angle δ starts from the "start angle" and swings
between the "start angle" and "end angle".
Rotary (CW): the power angle δ starts from the
"start angle" and rotates in the clockwise
direction in the 360° range.
Rotary (CCW): the power angle δ starts from
the "start angle" and rotates in the counter-
clockwise direction in the 360° range.
Start Angle Initial angle of oscillate
End Angle Available only for swing oscillate type, stop angle
of oscillate

Power Swing 104
Cycle The time required to complete 1 cycle oscillation of

the power angle δ;
Rotary: 0 360° is a cycle;
Swing: Start angle End angle Start angle;
Times Sets the number of the power oscillation (that is,
the number of sliders)
Pre-fault Output time of state before oscillation
Before entering the oscillation, the tester will first
output the pre-oscillation state for a period of time
to ensure the protection is reliable.
The pre-oscillation state is calculated automatically
by the software according to the starting angle of
the oscillation and combined with the system
model.
Fault on oscillate
Fault start time Fault trigger time, which takes the entry oscillation
as the reference point of the time scale
Fault type Seven types of faults are provided: AN, BN, CN, AB,
BC, CA, and ABC;
Software automatically calculates the voltage and
current values of A, B, C three-phase according to
the setting of the system model and the
corresponding fault impedance parameters.
Fault current Fault short circuit current
Fault impedance Polar coordinates impedance of fault point, user can
pick up an impedance from the surge test diagram
by click the mouse.
1.19.2 System Model
System Impedance
Zm Impedance of the generator side

Zn Impedance of the system side
Zl Impedance of the connection line
Em/En potential
En The voltage amplitude of En side;

The voltage does not change and the angle is fixed
to 0° during the oscillation process.
Em/En A factor used to calculate generator side voltage
Em, Em=En*factor;
During the oscillation process, the amplitude of the
voltage does not change, and the angle δ
oscillates.
Oscillate parameters
Center point Z According to the impedance parameters of the

Center point system, the out-of-step central impedance is

angle calculated automatically.
(representing the impedance of the equivalent
power supply within the generator)
Max U, Max I, Peak value of instantaneous Voltage and current in
Min U, Min I Oscillation process
CT/PT
CT polarity: Dir. Busbar: CT polarity toward busbar is positive,

current flow from busbar to line is positive;
Dir. Line: CT polarity toward line is positive, current
flow from line to busbar is positive;
PT position: Busbar: Voltage of Post-fault = Vnom
Line: Voltage of Post-fault = 0V
Binary Inputs
Used to receive the relay tripping signals.
Binary output
Control the binary outputs turn-over at the beginning of the oscillate.

Turn time Flip moment, how long time to flip after the test
starts.
Hold time How long time to reset the binary outputs after the
turnover have maintained; set to 0 to maintain until
the end of the test

Power Swing 106
1.19.3 Surge Diagram
According the system parameter settings (Zm, Zn, Zl, En and Em/En
factor), software will calculate the swing path line and show on this
diagram view.(the red color trace on above). The start angle point
marked as green color.
Show / unshown the zone impedance which defined

in the distance object settings.
Zoom in
Zoom out.
Default zoom view.
1.20 Energy Meter

This module is used to calibrate the function and accuracy of energy
meters.
It is not necessary set the Test Object prior to testing;
First, set the energy meter type, pulse constant, CT/PT ratio, pulse
type, etc on the "Meter" tab page;
If necessary, you can configure the pulse output constant and

whether pulse output is required on the "Settings" page, as well as
the heat engine time, startup time during the test process, etc;

Configure hardware type, wiring mode; (The pulse I/O ports refer the
hardware introduction of relay test kit)
With reference to the energy meter to be tested, the output

parameters are set in the "three-phase equilibrium system" area of
the "Test" tab;
Set the number of pulses and deviations for the test and add them to
the test list to be tested.
Press "Start(F5)" to start testing, and the software automatically

evaluates the test results.

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Part 1 KRT Software Instruction 6

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1 KRT Software Instruction

1.1 Basic Concept

The reason behind KRT's success lies in "your priceless feedbacks".

Yes, We have received and successfully incorporated numerous

While using KRT a user can test -:

Complex relays using basic AC/DC Test Module .

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Eagle Eye View - Relay Testing

Relay testing ( General Steps )

Step 4: The measured tripping time & fault actuating characteristics

Kingsine's " COM " Terminology

C - Connect & Configure

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O - Define Test Object

Second step is to "Configure" ,This option is used by user to

2. Define Test Object

a)Defines relay's nominal & fault conditions .

b)Defines relay's expected test results W.R.T those fault

c)Based on the values of "Test Object" a visual test graphic is

3. Define Test Module

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3 method to easy start a test:

Different ways to import the settings .

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Operating system requirement

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1.3 Communication Setting

1. Default IP address of the relay test kit is 192.168.1.123

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1.4 Start Page

Right side include configurations and Upgrade function.

1.4.1 Test Function Category

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Basic category include: AC test, Ramping, StateSequencer, Harmonic,

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Advance category include: Distance, Overcurrent, Zero Sequence,

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IEC61850 category include: 18 AC, 18 StateSequence modules.

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1.4.1.5 Test Center

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1.4.2.1 System configuration

Output type Power Amplifier

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After finish the configuration, must press "Apply" to submit the

1.4.2.1.1 Device Config

IEC61850 modes This modes include IEC61850-9-1, IEC61850-9-2,

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Ratio for IEC61850 mode:

Ratio of Power Amplifier mode doesn't defined here, It is defined in

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1.4.2.1.2 Amplifier output connection