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Hi support team.
I'm configuring P132-658 relay.
In which, I want to obtain the F79 unsuccessfull via 61850. At the setting I only found F79 sucessfull but not unsuccessfull.
How can i resolve thí problem?
Thank much.
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Hello,
can you precise your problem to allow to help you? Are you looking to the informations provided over IEC61850 for the auto-reclose function (ANSI 79)?
BR
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Hello,
can you precise your problem to allow to help you? Are you looking to the informations provided over IEC61850 for the auto-reclose function (ANSI 79)?
BR
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Yes, of cource. In my project, my SCADA software ne gather datas from P132 relay via 61850 protocol. In wwhich, The F79 successull and F79 Unsuccessfull signals are required. With F79 successfull I found it at setting item. But with F79 Unsuccessful I couldnt find it at anywhere ( setting and MCL tool). How can i get this signal.
Thank much.
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Hi @manhkhuong,
In fact, this signal isn't available natively:
You will need to make a logic using the signals and timers available, something like this pseudo-code:
If MAIN: Close command: ON and ARC: Reclaim time running: ON then:
Wait until Reclaim time elapsed: If NOT Reclosure successful: ON then Reclosure failure.
As it is a Px30 you may need to split it into 2 or 3 equations and use pick-ups and drop-offs.
Then you can report the logic signal as a GGIO. You may check the signals available and do the logic as you wish. If you are using SynchroCheck 25 it will be simpler cause you could monitor the ASC: Close rejection.
I hope it helps.
Best Regards
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