Operation; Manual Recording; Remote Recording; Local / Remote Reset - ABB DRL6600U Product Manual

Disturbance recording and fault locating device
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Disturbance Recording and Fault Locating Device DRL6600U
Product version: V8.30

11. Operation

Manual recording

Manual recording is available on the HMI.

Remote recording

Remote recording is available via MMS client

Local / remote reset

After disturbance recording, latched LED indicators
and digital outputs can be reset either locally or
remotely.

12. Monitoring

Analog signal sampling monitoring

DRL6600U acquires and stores data from current and
voltage channels with a sampling frequency of 10kHz.

Binary signal monitoring

Binary signal monitoring can display the status of
binary signals.

Disturbance report

Disturbance reports will be formed and saved when a
signal triggers recording or when there are fault
location results
The disturbance report will show automatically after
recording, and can also be manually checked.
The disturbance report will record the start time, subsite
number, subsite name, triggering name, triggering file
name, fault line, fault distance, fault phase, tripping
phase, and current and voltage RMS of one cyclic wave
both before and after the disturbance.
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13. Basic IED functions

Self-supervision with internal event list

The
self-supervision
SELFSUPEVLST) will respond to internal system
events generated by the different internal self-
supervision functions. Internal events are saved in one
internal event list.

Self-supervision function

The build-in self-supervision function continuously
monitors the hardware and software operation status.
Once a disturbance or abnormality is detected, the
device will send an alarm signal.

Time Synchronization

Clock synchronization makes comparison of events
and disturbance data among all IEDs in the system
possible.
In the IED, the internal time can be synchronized from
the following sources:
SNTP
IRIG-B

Authority management ATMNG

All access to device requires authorization. Setting up
users and managing authority levels is realized via the
HMI. There are 3 levels of operation authority: system
management, equipment maintenance and settings
modification.
4CAE000359
Issued: May 2017
Revision: -
(INTERRSIG
and
ABB

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