GE B30 Communications Manual page 526

public and private elements
PUTT, Modbus
....................................................................................... 2-93
R
Real time clock, Modbus ..................................................... 2-53, 2-61
Reduced voltage starting, Modbus
Remote devices, Modbus
....................................... 2-25, 2-27, 2-43
Remote DPS, Modbus
....................................................................... 2-40
Remote inputs, Modbus
...................................................... 2-25, 2-27
Remote RTD inputs, Modbus
Remote RTD, Modbus ....................................................................... 2-59
Repair
......................................................................................................... 1-14
Reset, Modbus
....................................................................................2-168
Restart delay, Modbus
..................................................................... 2-97
Restricted ground fault, Modbus
Revision history .......................................................................................A-1
RRTD inputs, Modbus ......................................................................2-130
RTD inputs, Modbus
............................................................... 2-50, 2-97
S
SCD
file merge ............................................................................................. 3-23
SCD file
explained ............................................................................................. 3-13
SCL file
.......................................................................... 3-14, 3-241, 3-248
merge .................................................................................................... 3-23
SCL log files
..........................................................................................3-229
Security, Modbus
................................................................................. 2-46
SED file explained
............................................................................... 3-13
Selector switch, Modbus ...............................................................2-148
Self-tests, Modbus .............................................................................. 2-12
Sensitive directional power, Modbus
Setting groups, Modbus
.................................................................. 2-77
Settings file merge
............................................................................. 3-23
Settings files
.........................................................................................3-249
Settings templates, Modbus
SNTP protocol, Modbus ................................................................... 2-61
Sources, Modbus
................................................................................. 2-65
Split phase protection, Modbus
SSD file explained
............................................................................... 3-13
Starts per hour, Modbus
................................................................. 2-96
Stator differential, Modbus
Stator ground, Modbus ....................................................... 2-28, 2-90
Stub bus, Modbus
............................................................................... 2-76
Summator, Modbus
.......................................................... 2-124, 2-148
Support, technical
.............................................................................. 1-14
Synchrocheck, Modbus
.....................................................2-42, 2-175
T
TCP, Modbus configuration
Technical Issues (Tissues)
.............................................................3-227
Technical support
............................................................................... 1-14
iv
......................................................... 3-13
.......................................... 2-92
......................................................2-127
.................................2-29, 2-153
.......................... 2-29, 2-89
.......................................................2-182
.................................................. 2-91
................................................ 2-28, 2-84
.............................................................. 2-1
Teleprotection, Modbus
................................................................ 2-139
Temp monitor, Modbus
................................................................. 2-123
Test mode, Modbus
............................................................................ 2-28
THD, Modbus
.............................................................................. 2-36, 2-42
Thermal inputs, Modbus .................................................................. 2-81
Thermal model, Modbus .................................................. 2-88, 2-116
Thermal overload protection, Modbus
Third harmonic neutral undervoltage, Modbus
TICS conformance statement
Time between starts, Modbus
Time of day timer, Modbus
Time overcurrent, Modbus
Time, acceleration Modbus
Tissues
.................................................................................................... 3-227
TOC, Modbus
....................................................................................... 2-112
Tracking frequency, Modbus
Transformer differential, Modbus
Transformer, Modbus ....................................................................... 2-65
Trip bus, Modbus
.............................................................................. 2-128
Trip output, Modbus
............................................................... 2-92, 2-93
Troubleshooting file transfers
U
Unblocking scheme, Modbus
Undercurrent, Modbus
.................................................................. 2-145
Underfrequency, Modbus
............................................................ 2-116
Underpower, Modbus
....................................................................... 2-89
Undervoltage, Modbus
..................................................................... 2-99
URS file type ........................................................................................... 3-19
User map, Modbus
............................................................................. 2-25
User-programmable
display, Modbus .................................................................... 2-58, 2-69
fault report, Modbus ....................................................................... 2-46
LEDs, Modbus ..................................................................................... 2-62
pushbuttons, Modbus ...................................................2-117, 2-118
self-tests, Modbus ............................................................................ 2-64
V
Virtual inputs, Modbus
...................................................... 2-13, 2-161
Virtual outputs, Modbus
............................................................... 2-163
Voltage dependent overload, Modbus
Voltage differential, Modbus
Voltage metering, Modbus
Volts per hertz, Modbus ................................................................ 2-150
VT
fuse failure, Modbus ..................................................................... 2-147
settings, Modbus .............................................................................. 2-64
W
Wattmetric zero-sequence directional, Modbus
Waveforms, view ....................................................................................2-7
Windings, Modbus
.............................................................................. 2-66
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INDEX
................................ 2-114
................. 2-90
................................................... 3-227
..................................................... 2-97
................................................ 2-52, 2-86
.......................................................... 2-112
........................................................ 2-117
.......................................2-103, 2-122
.............................................. 2-36
................................................... 3-232
....................................................... 2-95
................................ 2-117
.............................. 2-49, 2-52, 2-144
............................................. 2-31, 2-102
........... 2-161