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1. Specification of 220 kV Feeder
Protection and Automation
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2. Basic function of SIPROTEC 5
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Hardware Overview
4. Communication Modules
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5. Software Components
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6. Function Groups and Application Templates
7. Order Configurator and Function Points
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8. Documentation
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9. DIGSI 5 - Overview
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10. DIGSI 5 - Configure
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11. DIGSI 5 - Control Functions
12. DIGSI 5 - Online Connection to the device
13. DIGSI 5 - Expansion of function points
14. Curriculum Approach & Contacts

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SIPROTEC 5 / DIGSI 5 Basic i3D Intern (3 days)
Bruhnke (Winter), IC SG SE PTI PA
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Day 1 Day 2 Day 3
9:00 – 12:00 9:00 – 12:00 9:00 – 12:00
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• Ex 1a: • SIP 5 Documentations (Chap.7) • Ex 08: Online Mode
• SIPROTEC 5 Scope of Supply of 20kV Feeder • DIGSI 5 • Online Operation with SIPROTEC 5
(Chap.1) • HW and SW performance • Edit time and date
• Ex 1b: • Installation (Chap.8.2) • Monitoring of Log Lists
• Basic Functions of SIPROTEC 5 (Teamwork) • License • Reading of Fault Recorts
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(Chap.2)
• Device Driver • Saving of Process Data
• Ex 2a:
• Download of Settings with
• Handling of SIPROTEC 5 (Teamwork)
“Expert Configuration”
• Ex 2b:
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• Compare Devices
• Height lights of SIP 5 (Teamwork)
• Group 1: HW Concept (Chap.3.1) • Ex 04a: • Ex 09:
• Group 2: Communication Concept (Chap.3.2) • Design of 220 kV Feeder SLD with DIGSI 5 • Logic Function Charts (CFC)
• Group 3: I/O , CT & VT Terminals (Chap.3.1) • Ex 04b: Flashing LEDs
• Group 4: Dimensions of SIP 5 (Manual) • Design of SIP 5 Device with DIGSI 5 • Ex 10:
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• Logic Function Charts (CFC) Setting Group
Changing
Lunch Lunch Lunch
13:00 – 16:30 13:00 – 17:00 13:00 – 16:30
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• Presentation of Height Lights • Ex 05: • Ex 11:
• SIP 5 Hardware Concept (Chap.3.1) • Implementation of Control Functions with DIGSI 5 • Display Power Flow and SF6 Lost
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• SIP 5 Communication Concept (Chap.3.2) • Ex 06: • Ex 12a: Expansion of Function Points
• SIP 5 Software Concept (Chap.4) • Design of SIP5 Display Pages with DIGSI 5
• SIP 5 Function Groups & Application Templates (Chap.5) • Ex 07a:
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• Ex 3a :SIP 5 Device Orders No. with SIP 5 Online • Implementation of Protection Functions (Distance1)
Configuration (Chap.6) • Ex 07b:
• Ex 3b SIP 5 Module Orders No. with SIP 5 Online • Implementation of Protection Functions (Distance2)
Configuration (Chap.6)
• Ex 07c:
• Implementation of Protection Functions
(Overcurrent)
Preparation:
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This specification covers the design of a HV substation protection system.
A combined distance and Two end differential protection relay (3 pol.) shall be provided to protect and control the OHL feeder =D01
and the Busbar Coupler =D02.
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The devices should have 19 binary inputs, 12 Standard and 3 Fast binary outputs.
The protection device has to have 2 Voltage- and 2 Current-systems interfaces for Line 800/1 5P30 48 VA (Error 1%/ 5%)
and for BC 2500/1 5P30 40 VA (Error 1%/ 5%) (CT neutr. point not to objects). The 220 kV Network is insulated.

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The device should be flexible enough to activate maximal additional protection functions at any time without changing the device and
without additional costs.
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The interface for GOOSE communication should be separated from the differential protection interface.
The protection device should have a changeable FO-interface with dual ports, one channel for two end line differential protection
and one channel for existing Substation Automation System with IEC 60870-5-103.
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For the communication to the new Substation Automation System and for Inter-device-GOOSE-communication should be use IEC
61 850 protocol. For IEC 61850 should be use a separate changeable electrical module with two canals and integrated Ethernet-
switch.
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The protection devise should communicate over a separate Ethernet-interface for DIGSI 5.
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The device should be flush mounting and provide local control functionality with a large display and key switches and should have
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32 LEDs, 16 LEDs of those should be color changeable.
The power supply in the substation is 48 V DC.

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Basic function of SIPROTEC 5
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SIPROTEC 5
Protection 21 87L 50 51 50BF 25 79
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Measurement Q cos A max
A V f P
Metering
+kWh -kWh

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Self Monitoring SW HW I=0
Feeder Monitoring SF6 loss Pick up CB Live time
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Control Local Remode SLD
Data Acquisition Trip log Status log Alarm log
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Automation-Logic Bay Interlocking Sequences
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Time Synchronization GPS IRIG B DCF 77 IEC 103
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Communication IEC 103 IEC 61850 GOOSE
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Security Safe CT Interlock Passwort
Test BI BO Interfase I-Simulation
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SIPROTEC 5 Protection Application
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SIPROTEC 5
Protection SIPROTEC 5 includes all protection functions for transmission and subtransmission networks
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Measurement
SIPROTEC 5 is applicable for different substation designs
Metering Single, double and triple busbar designs
1,5 CB schemes, ….

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Self Monitoring
Feeder Monitoring Application templates are available for different schemes
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Pre configuration reduces the engineering efforts
Control
User defined standards leads simplification and repeatability
Data Acquisition Copying of functions and setting between the devices
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Fault Recording
The library concept increases the flexibility
Automation-Logic Required functions can easily be loaded into the device
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A wide range of proven protection functions are available
Time Synchronization
Possible extensions are made simple (add stages, zones,..)
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Communication
A clear functional structure (function groups) clusters the functions, allows flexible
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Security applications and guarantees correct operation
Test

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SIPROTEC 5 Control and Automation
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SIPROTEC 5
SIPROTEC 5 includes all functions for Control and Automation of transmission

Protection
and subtransmission networks
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Measurement
CFC (continuous function chart) includes all elements for interlocking
Metering Local control on the device
Remote control through DIGSI

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Self Monitoring
Remote control from the SSA through serial interface
Feeder Monitoring
Application templates are available with predefined interlocking
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Control Pre configuration reduces the engineering efforts
User defined standardization
Data Acquisition
Complete Station interlocking through IEC61850 and GOOSE
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Fault Recording
Automation-Logic Automation solutions
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Tap changer control
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Intelligent load shedding (active power + frequency)
Communication Network changeover, stability supervision
Management of distributed generation in Smart Grid plants
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Security
Test

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SIPROTEC 5 Monitoring
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SIPROTEC 5
Protection SIPROTEC 5 includes all functions for effective monitoring of transmission

and subtransmission network
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Measurement
Metering
Self supervision
All internal hardware components and external interfaces, runtime of software

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Self Monitoring Clear text indication (cause of failure and countermeasure)
Feeder Monitoring
Monitoring of primary equipment
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Control
Operational log records process data with a time stamp (up to 2000 events)
Data Acquisition Monitoring of the system through measurement supervision (voltage and frequency, power
and load) and through measuring transducer (analogue 4 to 20 mA ) inputs
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Fault Recording (SF6 loss, gas pressure, temperature,…)
Automation-Logic
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Powerful fault analysis
Fault recording with a high sampling rate and a long period (8 kHz & 20s or 1 kHz & 160 s)
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Communication Trip log with 1 ms resolution and up to 1000 events
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Security
Test

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SIPROTEC 5 Communication
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SIPROTEC 5
Netzleitstelle
Protection
Redundant interfacing to control center,
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Measurement e.g. with DNP3, (black)
Metering
SICAM PAS SICAM PAS • Connection to both substation systems

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Self Monitoring
• IEC 61850 (blue)
Feeder Monitoring
IEC 60870-5-103 (rot)
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Control SIPROTEC 5 SIPROTEC 5
Separate connection to field level for
Data Acquisition GOOSE communication IEC 61850 (grün)
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Fault Recording
Automation-Logic Separate connection to DIGSI 5 – PC with
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Ethernet IEC 61850
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Communication
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Security
Test
DIGSI 5

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Protection
SIPROTEC 5 includes powerful communication functionality
Flexible communication modules standard hardware components (physical hardware is independent
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Measurement
of software)
Metering Support of standard communication protocols
IEC 61850; IEC 60870-5-103

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Self Monitoring DNPi 3.0,….
Flexible communication solutions are possible
Feeder Monitoring Double 103 protocol
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Redundant topologies with SSA
Control Powerful protection data interface (for differential protection, data exchange in substation, DIGSI 5
communication)
Data Acquisition
Communication is the key feature of all applications
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Fault Recording Smart grid means flexibility in communication
Automation-Logic
SIPROTEC 5 supports Cyber Security requirements
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Present standards are fulfilled (NERC CIP, BDEW,…)
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DIGSI 5 communication with encryption and strong password access
Communication
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Security
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SIPROTEC 5: Modular Hardware Design
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Content
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Overview: Look from the outside
Types of IO-Modules

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Rear view, Principle of terminal naming
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Typical Devices
A closer look to the inside
Summary
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Wath are new ?
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Modular device concept, freely configurable
Delivered devices can be expanded with 1/6-moduls

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without problems
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Customers can configure their individual device for
specific applications
Up to 40 analog input channels (U, I)
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Base Module with Expansion Modules

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Mounting of an expansion module

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Detailed view on module connections
Robust and stable
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connection
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Different Types of Operator Panels for Base Module
Dual Color
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LEDs
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Small Display
Large Display

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Operator Panels for expansion modules
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Color
LEDs
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With LED With LED and key switches
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Surface mounted device – front view

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Operating Elements Base Module Expansion Module
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Description Field
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for LEDs
16 LEDs (red)

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16 LEDs (green or Description Field
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Context Sensitive Keys
LED Acknowledge
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and Reset of Cursor Keys
latched
information
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Numerical Keys Key Switch S5
and Function Keys „Remote/Local“
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Key Switch S1
USB plug-in
„Interlocking Off / Normal“
Description Field
Control of Switching Elements
for Function Keys
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Change of Current Transformer

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Current Transformer is inside of Current Terminal
Voltage terminal
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Current
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Current terminal
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Change of modules

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SIPROTEC 5: Types of IO-Boards
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Properties of IO-Boards
14 different IO boards have been designed to meet the requirements for
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the possible applications.
Elements to be combined on the different IO boards:

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Binary Inputs (with and without common potentials)
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Relay: Relay Standard 9 ms (Make contact, normally open)
Relay Standard (Change over contact)
Relay Fast 6 ms (Make contact, normally open)
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Relay Fast (Change over contact)
Power-Relay
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High-Speed Relay 0,2 ms (semi-conductor speed-up)
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Current Transducer Input (Protection or Measurement)
Voltage Transducer Input
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Measurement transducer input (20mA)
Plug-In-Modules (Communication, 20mA Input, Memory,…)

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Board Types (1)
PS201 IO201

Life Contact
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Board Types (2)
IO202 IO203

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Board Types (3)
IO205 IO206

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Variant of IO205
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Board Types (4)
IO207

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Board Types (5)
IO208 IO209

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Board Types (6)
IO214 CB202

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Variant of IO202
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Label: Position
and type of IO

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Battery
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Rear view, Principle of Terminal Naming

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Example of Typical Devices (1/2)
Basic protection relay for Base Module with IO202
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directional measuring 4xI, 4xU, 11BI, 8BO,
1 Life Contact

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Protection relay for two Base Module with
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measuring points IO208 and Extension
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Module with IO202
(1,5 circuit breaker method) 8xI, 8xU, 15BI, 19BO,
1 Life Contact
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Bay Controller for double

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bus feeder with large
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number of IO signals
Base Module with
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IO202 and Extension
Modules with IO202 and
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3xIO207
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4xI, 4xU, 67BI, 38BO,
1 Life Contact
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Look to the inside (1/2)
Highlights of Power Supply
PS201 IO20x IO20x
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Distributed Power Supply
1,5V 5V for high availability and high

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EMC resistance
Thermal load is distributed
3,3V -5V
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All voltages are supervised
detailed diagnostic
11V Wide Range PS (24/48 V DC,
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60-220V AC/DC)
24/48V range will not be
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damaged if connected to
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higher voltage
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Local power bus 28V

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Highlights of A/D sampling
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5 Ranges
Cross-wiring of Current and
Current Clamp 8 pol.
Voltage Groups to different

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A/D Converters

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D
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Fast error detection for

Sigma
5 Ranges
Delta 1
A/D converters
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5 Ranges
EEPROM
A/D converter 24 Bit

(SIPROTEC4: 22 Bit)
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better accuracy
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Voltage Clamp 14 pol.
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Calibration factor on current
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transformer terminal
4 channel
Sigma
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U
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Summary and Highlights (1/2) Modular device concept, freely configurable
without problems
Customers can configure their individual device for specific
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applications
Devices without Jumpers – no more opening

of device

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1A/5A-rated current will be set electronically.
Three thresholds of binary inputs (15V, 71V, 154V) can be
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set individually using software
Powerful signal processing

Sampling rate up to 16 kHz (protection 1kHz)
Maximum 40 analog channels (24 for protection)
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Prepared for PMU functionality
Draw out of terminal blocks
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Simple exchange of current transformers
Pre-Wiring is possible
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Change to sensitive ground fault CT input is possible after
ordering
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Service-friendly
Opening of device not necessary (battery, modules,… can
be changed without opening)

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Summary and Highlights (2/2) On-Site operation panel, visualization
9 freely configurable function keys
Option of small and large display for all devices
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Up to 16 multicolor LEDs + the option of 4*16 red LEDs
IEC61508 Certification

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Safety standard, certificate scheduled for step 2
all necessary developments are available in step 1
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Memory module 8 GB (step 2)
For long-time fault records
For power quality data
Identical Wiring for panel-mounted and
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surface-mounted device
Standardization saves time
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Standardization prevents from errors
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Plugin – modules hardware

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and general features
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Initial communication
configuration
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Assignment for protocols
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Protocol features - Overview
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Protocol testing
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Front view of the device with USB interfaces
USB interface for PC with DIGSI 5
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Standard USB cable (no special cable required)
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No USB hub supported
Initialize device via USB interface necessary for
the initial configuration

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Allow connection of a memory stick
Future features possible like:
Read out file system, logs and fault records
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Authorize with a memory stick (user authorization)
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Device replacement. Device configuration stored
on the memory stick.
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Rear view of the device with terminals, plug-in-module
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positions and communication ports (1)
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Plug-in module (Position E)
Can be equipped with every available plug in-module
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Modules can be changed without opening the device
Different electrical or optical modules available for
serial or Ethernet based protocols and applications

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Plug-in module (Position F)
Can be equipped with every available plug-in-module
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Integrated Ethernet interface (Port J)
Rear standard Ethernet interface for DIGSI 5
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F J Option: Cost effective IEC 61850 client server
communication (for six clients,
no GOOSE messages)
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Time synchronization port (Port G)
Time telegrams IRIB-B00 from GPS – receiver
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Time telegrams from a DFC 77 receiver
1 s pulse for high precision time sync. applications
Fully pin compatible with SIPROTEC 4 Port A

(all external converters and cables can be
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used)
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Separate/remote operational panel
(Port H)
G Connection to remote operational panel
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External panel will be fully supplied by this port
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Com-Link to expansion module (Port K)
Communication link to expansion module CB202
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J Special Ethernet link (can not be used as
K standard Ethernet connection)
CB202 can not be used stand alone
Rear view of expansion – module CB202
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for 3 additional plug-in – module
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Terminal block
For independent wide range power supply
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Com-Link to base module (Port L)
Communication link to Port K of base module

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Plug-in module (Position M)
L Can be equipped with special plug-in-modules
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(20 mA analog inputs)
M Not designed for use with communication modules
Plug-in module (Position N)
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Plug-in module (Position P)
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P Modules can be changed without opening the device
A trend-setting communication architecture
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A new communication design
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Hardware and communication design is like playing with LEGO bricks
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Building new functions through use of programmable FPGA hardware
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(HDLC controller, time tagging, MAC address filtering for GOOSE…).
Microprocessors is running inside the FPGA
Different applications running on one module type

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(Serial protocols and protection data interface on one type of module)
Separation of communication (plug-in module) and protection / control application
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Serial electrical and optical communication module
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One or two RS485 ports with RJ45 –
connectors for one / two independent protocol
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applications
Use of standard Ethernet patch cables saves
cost for cabling (no 7XV5103 cables required)

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(e.g. USART-AB-1EL, USART-AC-2EL)
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Electrical module with RS485 interface
One or two 820 nm fiber optical ports with
ST – connectors for one / two
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independent protocol applications
Optical connector and cabling fully compatible
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to SIPROTEC 4. Multimode-fiber 62,5/125 m
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Each module has a unique readable name
(e.g. USART-AD-1FO, USART-AE-2FO)
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Synchronous (HDLC or IEEE C37.94)
Fiber optical module with
820 nm interface or asynchronous operation mode
Optical long distance communication modules
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One or two 1300 / 1550 nm ports with LC –
simplex or LC – duplex connectors for one/two

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Spanned distance over single mode fiber
24 km / 60 km / 100 km with 2 fibers
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40 km over 1 fiber (integrated WDM*)
Saves expensive fibers for long distances
Optical long distance module Spanned distance over multimode fiber
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with two 1300 or 1550 nm interfaces
4 km with 2 fiber cables
Identical hardware like 24 km
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single mode module
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(e.g. USART-AF-1LDFO, USART-AW-2LDFO)
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* Wave division multiplexer
Optical or electrical Ethernet module
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Two ports without or with integrated switch
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Spanned distance over electrical Ethernet
Two RJ45 connectors
20 m with CAT5 double shielded cables
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Spanned distance over optical Ethernet
2 LC-duplex connectors
2 km with 50/125 um or 62,5/125 um fiber cables

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Operation without or with the integrated switch
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Electrical Ethernet module with
for the optical and electrical Ethernet module
two electrical ports One or two ports connected to an external switch.
Active port and hot standby port if one
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connection fails (as SIPROTEC 4 EN100)
Operation with integrated switch. RSTP for max. 40
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devices in a Ethernet ring topology. This mode is
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available for every Ethernet based application (e.g.
IEC 61850, DNP 3, syncrophasor protocol ...... )
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Optical Ethernet module with (e.g. ETH-BA-2EL, ETH-BB-2FO)
two optical ports
General features of the communication in
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SIPROTEC 5 devices
Two module positions in the base housing (E / F). Another three module
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positions on CB202 extension for communication (M,N,P)
Customer orders plug-in – modules which are not preconfigured with a protocol A

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or communication - application.
Protocols or applications running on plug-in – modules are assigned to the
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specific module and it's port with DIGSI 5 during the initial configuration
process.
Two serial communication applications running on one module offer a high application
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density (e.g. IEC 60870-5-103 and protection data interface on one USART-AE–2FO module).
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Communication redundancy (+ time sync.)
Hardware redundancy (e.g. two substation control interfaces pluggable, two ports)
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Optical or electrical ring configuration (no interruption of the ring when CB202 is supplied from
another battery as the main device)
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Functional redundancy (e.g. redundant protocols with 2*IEC 60870-5-103)
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Protocols running on serial modules:
IEC 60870-5-103, DNP 3, PI (Protection Interface)
Protocols running on Ethernet modules:
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IEC 61850 (C/S 1) , GOOSE), DNP 3, IEEE C37.118, SNTP, RSTP, DCP, DIGSI 5
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Training Objective
What you will learn…

About the SIPROTEC 5 Software components
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which components can be handled individually by the user

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Software components
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SIPROTEC 4 system
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V4 device Legend:
Firmware (FW) component with own version in the user view;
component can be altered (loaded) individually
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- operating system
- no. & types of prot. & A SIPROTEC 4 device consists of the following major
autom. functions components:

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- all inter-connections
- CFC blocks Device Firmware (FW)
Device Parameter set (PS)
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Parameter set (PS) Both components are handled individually, meaning
- settings that no 1:1 relation exists, but a n:m.
- routing E.g. FW V4.80 is compatible to PS V4.73
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- CFC charts
- graphic display The device functionality is defined by the firmware.
E
- (text pool) Therefore the firmware is the leading version in the
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users' view.
com mapping (e.g. approvals usually refer to the FW version)
(text pool)
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boot system
Software components
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SIPROTEC 5 compared to SIPROTEC 4
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V4 device V5 device
Firmware (FW) Firmware (FW)
- operating system - operating system
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- no. & types of prot. & - applic. Operating sys
autom. functions - CFC block

N
Configuration (CFG)
- CFC blocks - no. & types of prot. &
- text font
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autom. functions
Parameter set (PS) - inter-con. (MP, FG)
- settings - settings
- routing - routing
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- CFC charts - CFC charts
- graphic display - graphic display
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- (text pool) - HDF (HW descript. File)
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com mapping DAF (dev. Attributes f. )
(text pool) com. mapping
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boot system (text pool)
text font
boot system
Software components
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SIPROTEC 5 system
A
V5 device
Firmware (FW) A SIPROTEC 5 device consists of the following
- operating system
two major components:
S
- applic. Operating sys Device Firmware (FW)
- CFC block Device Configuration (CFG)
Configuration (CFG)

N
- no. & types of prot. & Both components are handled individually (n:m
autom. functions relationship).
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- inter-con. (MP, FG) The device functionality is defined by the
- settings firmware AND the configuration. Therefore the
- routing firmware is no longer the one leading version in
M
- CFC charts the users view. It is FW and CFG version.
- graphic display E.G. an approval must document both versions.
- HDF (HW descript. File)
E
All other components can be changed
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DAF (dev. Attributes f. )
individually.
com. mapping
(text pool)
S
text font
boot system
Software components
G
A
There are some differences compared to SIPROTEC 4:
S
Two major components which define the device functionality and which must be
communicated when talking about device functionality

The DAF-file: This file defines the no. of function points which are allowed for the
N
device (and therefore define the possible no. of functions with cost)
E
More individually loadable components
Advantages:
M
Point 2 allows to upgrade the device functionality just by downloading a new DAF
E
file, without touching the actual application
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Point 3 allows to remedy faults - if they are located in these components - without
touching the application, e.g. a text pool fault
S
Software components
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SIPROTEC 5 system
“Further information”:
S A
All installable components are delivered and installed on the PC through the

N
“DIGSI device driver” (DDD-file)
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how to install: refer to DIGSI lesson
No separate “FW update tool” used. All updates are carried out through
DIGSI.
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Content
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Application template
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Function-structure concept
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Modularity: The advantages
A
1.The same function can be used in different devices
user statement: why is the 7SA “BF protection function” different from 7SJ?
S
the above fact causes confusion / clarification
2.Better “response time” regarding customer requirements
functional improvement for function A in device type X is also available for function A in

N
device type Y (only the release for this device is required)
3.The user has not to “buy” functions which are not required for his application
E
4.Functions and their settings could be copied within one device or between devices
5.Enhanced functional flexibility, e.g.
another protection stage can be added
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a function can be routed to any analogue input
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Modularity: How?
A
SIPROTEC 5 provides modular functions
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Device

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50 27
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Functions can be moved !
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Modularity: How?
The functions are grouped to primary objects like Line, CB, …

via ‘so called’ Function Groups
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Device
Function groups (FG)
FG Line 51 FG CB
M
21 25
81
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49 trip
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79
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Modularity: How?
A
A device will incorporate different function groups, e.g. a distance protection
device:
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Line: includes protection functions related to a line
CB: includes functions related to a CB

N
Further function groups: transformer, motor, disconnector, …
E
Device
M
FG Line FG CB
I E
21 79 25
51 49
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trip
81 59

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Modularity: How?
A
How do functions receive their measurement values?
The Function Groups (FG) incorporate Interfaces for current / voltage
S
measurement values
The functions in the FG are assigned automatically to these interfaces

Device
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FG Line FG CB
M
IF 21 79
I E
IF 51 49 trip
81 59
S
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Modularity: How?
A
The Function Groups (FG) receive measured values from Measuring
S
Points (MP) via the interfaces
The connection between FG and MP is configurable by DIGSI 5

Device
MP-I IF
FG Line
E N
FG CB
M
MP-I IF IF 21 79
I E
MP-V IF IF 51 49 trip
81 59
S
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Modularity: How?
A
The Measuring Points (MP) are routed to the analogue input terminals
S
The connection between MP and terminal is configurable by DIGSI 5

Device
E N
FG Line FG CB
M
MP-I IF IF 21 79
E
51
I
MP-V IF IF 49 trip
81 59
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Modularity: How?
A
How do functions process
the operation of the CB
S
and other relevant information to other functions, e.g. to Automatic
Reclosing?

N
FG are connected via Interfaces, to process this data,
again: functions are assigned to these interfaces
E
The connection is made using DIGSI 5
Device
M
FG Line FG CB
MP-I
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IF IF 21 79
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IF IF
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81 59

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Modularity: How?
A
S
Reclosing?

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E
Device
M
FG Line FG CB FG
IF
79 CB
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MP-I IF IF FG
21 79
trip
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IF IF
79 CB
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trip
81 59

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Modularity: How?
A
How are commands and signals processed to device terminals?
S
Commands & signals are routed to the BOs (terminals) by DIGSI 5

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Device
FG Line FG CB
M
MP-I IF IF 21 79
IF
E
IF
51 49
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MP-V IF IF trip
81 59
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Structure of the chosen Application Template
A
More detailed form: all interfaces shown simplified form:
S
Device 7SL87, AT “Basic”

FG Line FG CB
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MP-I IF 21 78
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Ctrl
IF IF
51 51N 50
Int.Lk
MP-V IF
87 FL
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Modularity: How?
A
How? … SIPROTEC 5-functions may contain a flexible no. of stages
(protection elements)
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Device
FG Line

Function
N
21 51
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Function-stages
… 51-1
51-2
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51-3
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Function-stages can be moved !

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Modularity: Moving of functions
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Moving of functions:
Remove (delete) from a FG
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Add from the library Device B, Application y
FG 1
Copy from FG 1 to FG 2

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Copy within a FG
Copy from device x to device y
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Device A, Application x DIGSI 5 Library
21
M
FG 1 FG 2
21 25
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27
51
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59
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Modularity: Moving of function groups
A
Configuration and moving of function-groups:
FG type CB
DIGSI 5 Library
S
Add from the library, e.g. for 1,5 CB appl. FG type x

N
MP-V
E
Device, Application x 25
FG Line
MP-I
M
21 FG CB-A
MP-V
E
25
MP-V
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FG CB-B
S
G
A
S
Device B
Copy within the application
Copy from device A to device B

N
Delete within an application
E
Device A, Application x
Line
FG line
M
MP-I
21 FG CB A
B
E
MP-V
25
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MP-V
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MP-V

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Modularity: Review
A
Functions (FNs) may contain stages, the no. of stages can be altered
FNs are grouped via the function groups (FGs)
FGs are interconnected via interfaces (IF), the connection is configurable
S
FGs are connected to measuring points (MPs) via interfaces,
the connection is configurable

N
MPs and Circuit-breaker FG are connected to the terminals, the
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connection is configurable
27-1
Device 7xyz, Application xyz
M
FG Line 27-2 FG CB
MP-I IF 21 27
I E
IF IF trip
51 49
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MP-V IF
59 81 79 25

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Modularity: How?
A
Let’s review, important terms:
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Function group (FG)
Function (FN)

N
Stage
E
Measuring point (MP)
Interfaces (IF) of FGs
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S
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Settings & information
Details: Have a look at the settings and information hierarchy
S A

Device A / application x
N
FG 1
FN 1
E
Stage 1
settings, information
Stage 2
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FN 2
Group Inform.
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information
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General
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Stage 1

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Content
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M E
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What for?
How do we support the user to start his engineering work as close to his
A
application as possible?
S
Via offering ‘so called’ Application Templates.
The Application template is the predefinition of the overall device

N
functionality, it defines:
E
1. Default-composition of stages, FNs, FGs, MPs and their connections
2. Default settings and default signal routing
3. Default device display
M
4. Default CFC-charts
E
it is “a little bit” comparable to the “SIPROTEC 4 parameter set”
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Application Configuration:
S
Actual device functionality (evolved from an AT)
Next click next page 06 Function groups and application templates

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Differences to SIPROTEC 4 and benefits
A
Free composition of stages, FNs, FGs, MPs and their connections
gives the user the freedom to perfectly match his real application,
from simple to sophisticated applications
S
keeps away complexity (“see what you need”)

N
The availability of different AT for one device-type
E
the user starts the engineering from a basis very close to his real
application
reduces engineering efforts
E M
The user can save the AC as a new AT (step 2 feature)
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Application Template
G
Engineering work flow
1. When adding a device to the DIGSI 5-project, the user selects the application
A
template that fits best to the real application

E N
I E M
S
G
A
E.g. the device type distance protection 7SA84 will provide the following 4 application
templates:

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busbar DIGSI 5
7SA84 Application templates:
E
Basic
Device 7SA84 / Application “Basic”
MV cable, comp./isol.
FG Line FG CB
M
MP-I MV overhead line, comp./isol.
21 trip HV overhead line, earthed
MP-U
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51 51N 50
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FL FFM
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line

Application template / configuration
G
A
1. When adding a device to the DIGSI 5-project, the user selects the
application template that fits best to the real application
S
2. The user adopts the functional scope to his real application
70% case: by adding or removing functions and/or stages

N
30% case: by adding FGs, MPs (and FNs) and their inter-connection as
E
well as to the routing to the process
3. The user routes all signals regarding physical/logical sources/destinations
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4. If required: - Creating CFC-charts - Editing the default display
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Application configuration
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Engineering Work Flow: Altering the functional scope -> add FN
A
Copy (drag & drop) the function from the library into the FG
Add the function “3-ph undervoltage protection (27)”
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Wheredo doIIfind
findthe
thefunction
function

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ininthe
theLIB
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Library-structure and device-functional structure are identical
If you know one answer you know both
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If you don’t know it you look in the manual: there the position is given
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AT “Overhead line”
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AT “1.5 CB”
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BB 1 T15 7SL86 or 7SL87
U1 MU-U (1)
T1.1 U2
3phase
Tapped
MU-U (2)
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T1.2 LINE U3 1phase
I1
FG Line FG CB A-QA
MU-I (3)
I2 3phase 3I MN (+) 51 1U 25
QA A- I3 3U
78 3I 50BF

I4
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59N
U1 3U 27 59 81 21 IF IF 79
T2.1 MU-U (4)
U2 3phase
T5
U3 87Stub FL Int.Lk
T2.2
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U4
QB91 1I Ctrl BI
I1 serial
87 BO
MU-I (5) interface 1
to
T1.1 I2 3phase PD I CB A- QA
I3 serial
interface 2 FG CB B-QA
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1U 25
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MU-U (6)
QA U4 1phase
3U
B- 3I 50BF
FG 3phase voltage IF 79
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T2.2 Supervison of busvoltage and frequency
Int.Lk
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QB92 3U 27 59 81 IF
Ctrl BI
T1.1 BO
to
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CB B- QA
QA C-
T2.2
BB 2 T16

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07 Order Configurator and Function Points
Training objective
You will learn…

About the SIPROTEC 5 Order Configurator
A G
S
How to configure the modular IEDs
Modularity as major contribution to the “perfectly tailored fit” of a device

Where to place orders
N
How to select the IED’s functionality
E
The relevance of Function Points
I E M
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Content
Content
A G
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Product Code

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Order configurator
E
Integration in the IT Systems
M
Function-points and function-
points calculator
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Factory Supply
Factory
A G
The factory supplies
Fully assembled devices
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with predefined main
functionality
Individual components

N
Components
Function Upgrades
Function Upgrade Software
E
Devices can be ordered
with every available
M
Devices hardware configuration
without any additional
E
R&D effort
S
7SA84
I 7SL87 7SD86
A WEB based order configurator provides the entire setup
SIPROTEC 5 designations with Product Codes
All configuration criteria are coded with a Long Product Code

The long product code can be interpreted directly.
A G
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Example:
7SL87-AAAA-AA0-0AAAA0-AA2111-12111A-DAA000-000AA0-CH1BA1-CF0
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Each long product code has a one-to-one counterpart: a Short Product Code
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Example: P1C321
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The short product code is a sequential number, ‘pointing’ on to one specific long
product code, i.e. one specific device configuration. Devices with the same short
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product code have the same configuration and therefore the same long product code.
The short product codes are managed by a ‘TNS Server’ (TNS=Technical Numbering
System).

How do we get the right product code?
Device
Type
A G
S
……?……..
2nd expansion module

N
Front Design
CT sensitivity
1st expansion module
?E
……?……..
Additional Warranty
Operation Panel
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……?……..
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Key-operated Switch
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Function point class
S
Order configurator
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Embedded in the Internet
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7SA86

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I E M
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Order configurator
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Embedded in Siemens SAP
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I E M
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Order configurator
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Embedded in the Internet and Siemens SAP
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7SA86

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I E M
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Identical Frame in both applications

Comprehensive Device Configuration
Order configurator
A G
S

E N
Product Code (ProC)
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Manufacturing Devices DIGSI 5
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ProC ProC
NASA-Factory
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Order configurator not only a WEB application
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IT system for SIPROTEC 5 configuration
A
Siemens Siemens Customer
internal Region external
PMD
Spiridon-Sales CONCERT
S
(WEB)-Information
KMAT: C2010

N
(URL)* Configuration NASA-Sales
Product Master
E
Integration Siemens Region
WEB Configurator D and
PMI (Energy IPC) ‘Stammhaus’
IPC: Internet Pricing Configuration TNS Server
M
KMAT: C2010 (for Short Productcode)
(URL)* KMAT: C2010
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Product Master (URL + KB)*
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Data
KMAT: C2010 KMAT: C2010
PMD (URL)* (URL)*
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Configurable material (KMAT)
Configuration
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
* URL= Link to WEB-Configurator
NASA-Factory
* KB = Knowlege Base

Order Configurator – Start page
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Order Configurator
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Device Base functionality
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Device type

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Hardware standard
E
variants as recommendation
with I/O information
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Tooltip with detailed
E
information
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Order Configurator
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IED Functionality
S A
Direct navigation between
the pages

N
The list of available
functions can be displayed
E
with the function-points
calculator
I E M The device functionality

depends on the function-
points class of the device
S
Function-points calculator
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Starting point is the Application Template
A
Application Templates for
this IED, available for each
S
IED in DIGSI

N
This function is always
available, without
additional points.
E
This function is
preselected twice within
M
the selected application
template, requiring 120
E
points in total
I
The first function is always
S
available (with 0 points),
the second would require
25 points

G
The result is the function-points class
S A

N
Scroll bar
E
Function-points sum for
this application (template).
M
Resulting function-points
class to be applied to the
E
configuration (and to the
I
Product Code).
S
The IED functionality depends on the selected function-points class
Applied function-points class
A G
Applied function-points
class

N
As soon as the
background of “Show
E
result” appears in dark-
grey a plausible device
configuration is available
I E M
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With “Next” go to the next
page “Modules” displaying
the I/O-configuration

Order Configurator: Module and I/O view
A G
Resulting width in 19”
fractions
S
Module overview

N
Terminal diagram
E
Remove a module
Add a module
M
Information about detailed
E
I/O summary
I
Show result signals
S
plausible device
configuration

Order Configurator: Detailed summary on the result page
A G
Export to PDF file

N
Product codes
E
Scroll bar
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Detailed summary
S I E
Take aways / Call to Action
A G
S
Thank you !

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We supply fully assembled devices with predefined main functionality, even if the
customer has a specific hardware configuration
The devices are designated with a short product code, which is unique for a specific
M
device configuration. Each short product code has one corresponding unique long
product code
E
The device functionality depends on the function-points class of the device
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The order configurator provides all SIPROTEC 5 configuration criteria. It is available
S
through the Siemens SAP Systems and the Internet
Perfectly tailored fit Holistic workflow

Configurator
Intranet:
A G
S
English Link: https://intranet.siemens.com/configuration/en
German Link: https://intranet.siemens.com/configuration/de

N
Spanish Link: https://intranet.siemens.com/configuration/es
E
Internet:
English:
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Link:http://www.energy.siemens.com/hq/en/automation/power-
transmission-distribution/protection/siprotec5/configurator.htm
German:
S I E
Link:http://www.energy.siemens.com/hq/de/automatisierung/
stromuebertragung-verteilung/schutz/siprotec5/bestellkonfigurator.htm
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08 Documentation
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Content
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Content
A
Documentation Overview

Documents for Line Protection
E
Devices
Contents of System Catalog
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Contents of Device Manuals
Document front cover
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08 Documentation
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SIPROTEC 5 Documentation Overview
A
Marketing Sales Manuals Others
S
SIPROTEC 5
Communication
Protocols
Manuals

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Device SIPROTEC 5
Manuals Operating
Manual
I E M SIPROTEC 5
Engineering
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guide
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plann
08 Documentation
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SIPROTEC 5 Line Protection Devices
Device documentation
A
Device catalog
One document for all line protection devices 7SA8,
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7SD8, 7SL8, 7VK8
Overall functional description
N
No technical data included link to the

manual/download area
E
Device manuals
One manual for Distance Protection
and Line Differential Protection for 3-pole tripping
M
7SA84, 7SD84, 7SA86, 7SD86, 7SL86
E
One manual for Distance Protection,
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Line Differential Protection and Breaker Management
for 1-pole and 3-pole tripping
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7SA87, 7SD87, 7SL87, 7VK87
08 Documentation
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System Catalog
Content
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08 Documentation
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Device manuals
Content
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M E
S I E
08 Documentation
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SIPROTEC 5 System Discriptions
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http://www.siemens.com/siprotec5
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N

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09 DIGSI 5 - Overview
Learning Target
You will learn…
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Understand the key concepts and key features of DIGSI 5
Know how to handle DIGSI 5
Get an overview of the tools and editors

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I E M
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Content
S
Content
A
Key concepts of DIGSI 5

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Variants and Licensing
E
Overview of DIGSI 5
I E M
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Holistic Workflow
G
Consistent tools – from design to operations
Operations
- Documentation
- Test
- Maintenance
S
Design
- Application
- Specification
AOnline-
Configurator

Holistic
Workflow
E N
M
DIGSI 5
S
Commissioning
- Test
- Documentation
I
E Implementation
- Device selection
- Parameterization
- Engineering
- Settings
G
DIGSI 5 – One application for everything
A
DIGSI 4 DIGSI 5

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I E M
One single tool from plant design to operation – covering all
S
departments – saves time, provides data security and
transparency along the entire life cycle of your plant.
G
DIGSI 5
S A
One application
No duplicate data

No synchronization
N
problems
No “save to continue”
E
No application
switches
No separate System
M
Configurator
One global save,
E
export, print
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Holistic Workflow -
G
From system design to project solution
System engineering
S
Device engineering

N
System specification
E
Device specification
Device configuration
E M
System configuration
I
Device programming
S
Holistic Workflow -
G
DIGSI 5
S
A

N
M E
I E
Device programming
S
Holistic Workflow -
G
A
DIGSI 5 System design also from top-down
Device engineering & (Single-Line)
S
System engineering Intuitive configuration of the system
System specification functions

N
Template support for all operation
levels
E
Finalize programming and
download to target devices
I E M
Device programming
S
System and device engineering with one tool
G
Structure of DIGSI 5
Main area
A
All
editors

N
Project Tree Libraries
Offline configurations
E
Add everything
Online accessible devices
from here
I E M
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Properties
Propertie
Window bar s
Open editors Informati
09 DIGSI 5 - Overview on
Key concepts of DIGSI 5 Control window
G
Close
Structure of the editors
Dock/Undock
Minimize
Editor specific toolbar
S A

E N Switch between
different views of
editor
I E M
S
G
One tree following offline workflow
Design and
A
Implementation
S
Define topology
Typical These steps

N
needs
Add devices customer
E
attention
Define functionality workflow
Adjust settings
M
Define communication
E
Create and test logic
I
Download settings
S The project view guides you through your entire workflow
G
One tree following online workflow
A
Commissioning
and Operations
S
Test device and plant
Test wiring and loop

N
Test analog inputs Typical
E
Test control functions
Test circuit-breaker workflow
Test protection functions
M
Test communication
E
Handle fault records, logs
I
Check measurements
S
Control Circuit-breaker
The project view guides you through your entire workflow
G
DIGSI 4 – where to find what
A
Substation
All Devices
S
„Project“

One device
Select access mode
E N
Offline
I E M Direct
Change in a copy of
S
Offline current device
Configuration configuration and store
changes into device
G
Substation
Represented by one project
S A

All devices
E N
M
Can be accessed in parallel:
E
- As Offline Configuration
I
- Online: Changes are done in a copy
S
of current device configuration and
can be stored into device
Online and offline devices without application switches
Templates
When creating devices application templates provide default device

configurations for most common cases
A G
S

N
Templates are also available e.g. for single-lines to create bays
M E Drag template
E
from library
S I
G
Copy & Paste
Copy
Devices
S
Function groups, functions, function blocks
CFC charts, blocks A

N
Communication channels e.g. to redundant channels
Single-line symbols
E
...
Paste
Into new device,
M
new project
Single-lines in displays
...
S I
E 09 DIGSI 5 - Overview
G
Scope of operations
A
Many operations can be used on multiple levels:
Export
Project level
Import
S
Print Device level
Load settings

N
Load firmware
Editor level
E
Level depends on the selection in project tree:
Project level
Device level
1 IEM
Editor level
2 Select in
project tree
Execute
function
S
G
Import / Export
A
Device-related formats
S
I E TEAX – Open device exchange format for single/multiple device(s) (powered by TEAX)
I E DEX5 – Complete information of single device
I E DSP5 – Display pages of single device (including custom symbols)

N
E RIO – Export of settings to Omicron Test Universe
I ELCAD – topology information from ELCAD
I CFC – Continuous function chart plans from V4 (import only)
E
E CSV – All logs and protocols as comma-separated value files
E BMP, JPG – Pictures of a tripping characteristics and zone diagrams
IEC 61850 data formats
M
I E SCD – Substation Configuration Description
I E SSD - System Specification Description
I E SED – System Exchange Description
E
I E ICD / CID – IED Capability Description / Configured IED Description (ICD with communication)
I
I E IID – Instantiated IED Description
E MICS – Model Implementation Conformance Statement (Export only)
S
Protocol-related data formats
E IEC 60870-5-103 protocol settings for SICAM PAS
E DIGDNP – DNP3 protocol settings for SICAM PAS
G
Import / Export common use cases
A
Preconfigured device templates
Use DEX5 format to save and reuse whole devices as templates including
S
settings, routings, CFC logic, displays etc.
Backup
Use DEX5 format to store device regularly in backup archive and restore

N
backups after device replacement
External creation of settings/routings
E
Create new device and import TEAX file with externally created informations
Create file from DEX5 format and specify “variance” through TEAX
Export information for usage in other products
Use DEX5 format to provide information to other tools (e.g. documentation)
Sharing workload in teams
M
Work in parallel on copies of a project (one specify function settings, one
routings, one system interface settings…) and merge in one project using
E
TEAX format
S I
G
IEC 61850 simply usable
VLAN ID?
S
“Normal” User VLAN ID!

N
Report control Block? Report control Block!
? E !
LNInst? LNInst!
M
FC or DA? FC or DA!
E
Prefix and suffix? Prefix and suffix!
S I
IEC 61850 Expert
G
A
“Normal” User Knows the standard well
Isn‘t familiar with the
Exactly knows how he
S
standard (or the terms
wants to get things done
used there)
in IEC 61850
Doesn‘t care about details

N
Wants to have access to
Simply wants to use
all details
signals from other devices
E
Wants all the flexibility the
Wants to get commu-
standard provides
nication done quickly
Needs edition 2
M
extensions
I E
IEC 61850 Expert
The implementation of IEC 61850 edition 2 unfolds the entire
S
potential of this standard by optimally supporting your operation
needs and making handling easy.
G
A
Translation of the IEC 61850 data model’s complexity into your familiar user
language
S
Full compatibility and interoperability with edition 1 allows an integration of
existing solutions as well the usage of all features of IEC 61850 edition 2. Just

N
choose your scenario.
Flexible object modeling, flexible object address allocation and flexible
E
communication services guarantee highest interoperability and cost-effective
exchange and expansion concepts
I E M
S
G
IEC 61850 simply usable – Flexible Engineering
A
Control Center
Operator station
S
Station Unit

N
Report A Report A
E
IEC 61850 Station Bus
Goose A
M
Task:
Protection and field devices
Exchange device of other
E
vendor with minimum effect
I
on the operations
S
Primary technology
G
Engineering effort by different object addressing schemes
A
Control Center
Operator station
S
Station Unit

N
Report S Report S
E
Goose S
M
E
Result:
I
High engineering- and test
effort for all communication
S
partners
Primary technology
G
Flexible IEC 61850 object addressing schemes reduce effort
A
Control Center
Operator station
S
Station Unit

N
Report A Report A
E
Goose A
M
Result:
Minimal engineering- and Protection
test and field devices
I E
effort through flexible adoption
of the object addressing
S
Primary technology
G
Content
S
Content
A

N
E
Overview of DIGSI 5
I E M
S
G
DIGSI 4 to 5
DIGSI 4
Basic
DIGSI 4
Professional
S
DIGSI 4
Professional
A

N
+ IEC 61850
M E Features
DIGSI 5
S
Compact
I E
DIGSI 5
Standard
DIGSI 5
Premium

G
DIGSI 5 - Variants overview
Compact Standard Premium

S A

N
Single device handling Multi device handling Multi Device handling
E
No IEC 61850 IEC 61850 Advanced IEC 61850
No Topology Single Line/Topology (Flexible Engineering)
No Test Support Test Support ELCAD Support
M
Restricted online supp. Test Sequences
Online access of data CFC Debugging
E
Free of charge for multiple devices SIGRA included
I
DIGSI 5 DIGSI 5 DIGSI 5
S
G
DIGSI 5 - License Model
DIGSI 4
S
DIGSI 5
A
Memory Stick with licenses
Needed for installation

E N
I E M
S
1 key allowed on up Buy 1, 5 or 10 licenses
to 10 computers Restricts usage to computers
G
DIGSI 5 - Choose what you need
A
Copy and use DIGSI 5 Compact
Compact on as many computers as you
S
want
Single License

Standard
E N
M
Trial Scientific/Sales*
Premium
S I E
*: Restricted by area of usage
G
DIGSI 5 - Option Packages
A
Compact

Standard
E N SIGRA
I E M SIGRA
S
Premium always
included
G
New versions of DIGSI 5 - Download for free
DIGSI 4
S
DIGSI 5
A
Customers can download for free
the update to latest DIGSI 5 from

N
www.siemens.com/energy
M E
I E
Each new version of DIGSI 4 is
S
automatically shipped to all
customers who bought DIGSI 4
Customers can order a DVD with
latest version
DIGSI 5 in company networks
Deploy the DIGSI 5 licenses on a central server
A G
Provide DIGSI 5 installation on an intranet site for installation
Use the network functionalities of the Automation License Manager to
S
push the licenses to the computers that work with DIGSI 5
or let them pull the licenses to their machine

N
Keep track of who took a license or gave it back using the protocol
functionality of the Automation License Manager.
M E
S I E
G
Content
S
Content
A

N
E
Overview of DIGSI 5
I E M
S
Overview of DIGSI 5
G
Visually define your primary topology in single lines
A
Define your topology
Import an ELCAD or SCD file
Use templates/elements
S
Tailor functionality of protection
devices to fit your needs
Set basic data on the primary

N
equipment
Easy and intuitive graphical linkage
E
of the device with the primary plant
Automatically create display pictures
I E M
S
Integrated and consistent engineering for system and device
from single line diagram up to device parameterization
Overview of DIGSI 5
G
Take over the device configuration into DIGSI 5
A
DIGSI 5 recognizes the
Order Code
individual configuration through
S
product code
Graphical representation of

N
front and back
Order Configurator
Add new communication
E
modules and terminals
Specify communication
protocols for each port
M
Give IOs, LEDs and F-Keys
E
user defined labels
S I
Overview of DIGSI 5
G
Intuitive Routing and allocation
A
Better overview by two
separated matrixes for:
S
Information routing
Communication mapping

N
Powerful filtering and profiles
reduce show information as
E
needed
Show condensed or long
version of all columns you
M
need
Multi-Operation as in Excel
E
Use signals of other devices
I
via IEC 61850 as simple as
S
local signals
Overview of DIGSI 5
G
Ensure plant safety with visual function chart (CFC) logic
A
IEC 61131 compliant function
blocks (CFC)
S
Intuitive guidance to find the right
priority level for your chart

N
Directly use signals without
„marking“ them first in the matrix
E
Use signals of other devices via
IEC 61850 as simple as local
signals
M
Reuse charts and groups of
blocks in other projects
E
Import DIGSI 4 charts
I
Offline tracing and analysis of
function charts using Test
S
Sequences
Overview of DIGSI 5
G
Setting the parameters of the device
A
Simple and consistent editing
of settings
S
Display a settings group for
comparison and see differ-
ences – sync the settings if

N
you like
E
Easily find and change
inconsistent settings
Change settings online
M
without device reset
E
Visual display of tripping
I
characteristics and zones
S
Overview of DIGSI 5
G
DIGSI 5 test suite for commissioning support
A
Integrated Test Suite adopted to
commissioning workflow
Start with test of physical connections
S
Test communication and analyze
communication channels through
detailed diagnostic views

N
Functional testing
Stimulate inputs for testing
E
Use external test equipment
Create test sequences and replay them
in the device without the need of
expensive external equipment
M
Always keep track of your process data and
indications and store important snapshots for
later analysis in your offline parameterization
S I E
A G
NS
M E
I E
SIPROTEC 5 /
S
10 DIGSI 5 - Configure
Learning Target
You will learn…

Learn how to configure a SIPROTEC 5 device
A G
S
Learn how to work with the editors needed for configuration
Get familiar with the workflow of the editors

E N
I E M
S
G
Content
S
Content
A
How to handle DIGSI 5

N
Working with Single Lines
E
Adding devices to the project
Configuring devices
M
Adjust settings
Route information
I E
Extensibility by function charts
Create Display pages
S
Configure the communication
G
Installing DIGSI 5
A
There is one installation routine for all
DIGSI 5 editions and languages
The functionality available does not depend on
S
what you install
But it depends on the license key you specify later

E N
M
Upgrading to a more feature-rich DIGSI 5 edition just means
providing a new license key
S I
E 10 DIGSI 5 - Configure
G
Installing DIGSI 5
A
Run setup.exe from the DIGSI 5 setup
S
You can choose the language of the installation

E N
I E M
S
Setup installs all available languages of DIGSI 5
G
Installing DIGSI 5
A
Choose location where to install DIGSI 5

E N
I E M
S
G
Three ways of starting DIGSI 5
OR OR
S A
OR

N
Choose in Start menu: (Double) Click on (Double) Click on a
E
DIGSI 5.exe: DIGSI 5 project:
Siemens Energy
M
DIGSI 5 V1.00
DIGSI 5 V1.00
E
DIGSI 5.exe Myproject.d5v1
S I
G
Starting DIGSI 5...
S A

E N
I E M
S
G
Installing your license(s)
S A
After starting DIGSI
5 you have the
choice

N
Run DIGSI 5 as
Compact edition
E
Install a license
for DIGSI 5
M
Standard or
Premium
E
Start DIGSI 5 in
I
Trial mode
S
G
Installing your license(s) using license manager
A
Install license(s)
S
From USB-stick
From other computers

N
You can store multiple
E
licenses on your computer
and
Move them to other
M
machines on the
E
network
I
Let other machines
grab them from that
S
machine
G
DIGSI Device Drivers
S A

E N
DIGSI 5 device drivers and firmware updates are all packaged
M
in so called
I E
„DIGSI device drivers (DDD)“
S
Container for transport of all loadable components to the user.
Excursion
G
How to read DDD names
A
Example:
7SA85 FW-V01.02 CFG-V01.01 DDD-V01.00
S
Device type Firmware Configuration DDD version

N
version version (continuous counter incr.
when FW or CFG changes)
E
Definition of version:
Vvv.xy
Major Release
I
Minor Release
E M
S
Maintenance Release
G
Importing device drivers
A
Import the device drivers you need: Tools Import device drivers
S
1SIEM 2
E N
G
Create or open a project
A
Create project using:
S
File New

N
Or open an existing one
File Open
E
Or choose one of the
previously opened projects
I E M
S
G
Content
S
Content
A

N
E
Configuring devices
M
Adjust settings
Route information
I E
S
Working with Single-Lines
G
Three ways of creating single-lines
OR OR OR
S A

N
Import from file: Use templates from Build it yourself using
E
library: The symbol library:
ELCAD files
M
From Topologies
TEAX
E
SCD, SSD
S I
G
Switching between standards
IEC
S
ANSI

akV bV
OR
E N akV bV
?
M
3 3 3 3
E
Choose Options Settings and select the “DIGSI” page to toggle standard
I
The standard can be even changed on existing single-line diagrams
S
Select standard before creating display pages from single lines
G
Example 1: Create using templates from library
A
Start single-line editor with
S
double click on „Single-line
configuration“ in project
tree.

N
Drag and drop template
E
from library to editor
I E M Drag template
S
From library
Working with Single-Lines (IEC)
G
A
S
To extend busbar with new

bays, drop templates over
N
existing busbars
M E
Drag template
From library
S I E
G
A
S

N
existing busbars
M E
S I E
G
Example 2: Create using symbols from library
S A
Drag and drop elements
Elements get automatically

connected if dropped close
N
to bottom of other element
E
Rename elements
M
Drag element
From library
S I E
G
A
Bays are created
S
automatically
When dropping in existing

bay it gets extended,
N
otherwise a new bay is
E
created
Manually connect
elements by selecting one
M
connection point and
dragging to other
E
Drag element
I
From library
S
G
Set basic primary equipment data
A
Select primary equipment
S
like voltage and current
transformers in SLE

Set their basic settings
N
(e.g. ratios) in their
E
properties
After you added and
connected a device you
M
can take over those
settings to all connected
E
device (more details
I
coming in some slides)
S
G
Add new device
OR
Create device by product code:
S
OR
A
Use Devices & Networks editor:

Choose Add new device in
N
Choose device in library
project tree Drag and drop Application
E
Specify short or long product template from library to editor
code
Choose Application template
M
that fits best
I E
In Devices & Networks editor (device view)
Add front panels
S
Add communication modules
G
Add new device using product code
A
Add new device by clicking
„Add new device“ in project
tree.
S
Copy product code (long or
short) from the order

N
configurator or device label
If short product code is not
E
recognized DIGSI 5 tries to
update list of short product
codes from the internet
M
Significant features of your
E
device are displays
I
Select application template
that fits best your needs
S
(you can later add and
remove functionality as
needed)
Structure of an Protection Application
BB 1 connection between FGs and FG <-> MP,

configurable via DIGSI
A G
S
Interface of FG
„movable“ functions
SI= serial interface, PDC=protection data com.
7SL86: AT „Basic“

N
U4
QAmm
I1 FG Line FG CB
E
T1.1 I2 MP
I - 3 ph 51 51 N 50
U -3 ph S 1
I3 CT-3ph 1 U-1 ph S 1
U-3 ph S 2
T1.2 I4
I - PTstar 78 U-1 ph S 2
M
U1 I - 3 ph
MP U - 3 ph 21
T5 U2 VT-3ph 1
U3 IF IF
E
SOTF
FL
I
to
I - parl
87 BI CB QA
Ctrl CB
S
FG PDI BO
SI PDI PDI PDI Int . lk
G
Preparation phase (not needed for application templates)
A
Connect the physical current and voltage terminals with the
logical measuring points in the Measuring-point routing
S
editor.
Interface of FG

N
U4
QAmm
E
I1 FG Line FG CB
T1.1 I2 MP
I - 3 ph 51 51 N 50
U-3 ph S 1
U-3 ph S 2
T1.2 I4
U1 I- 3 ph
MP U - 3 ph 21
T5 U2 VT-3ph 1
M
U3 IF IF
SOTF FL
to
I - parl
CB QA
E
87 BI
Ctrl CB
FG PDI BO
I
Connect measuring-points to function groups and
S
functions groups underneath each other in the
Function-group connections editor.
G
A
You can connect measuring points to function
groups in two ways
S
In function-group connections editor
In Single-line configuration editor

E N
I E M
S
G
Define the functionality of the device
A
To add functionality drag
function groups, functions
S
and function blocks from
library to device in SLE
(or to project tree)

N
Or copy existing
E
(parameterized) elements
and paste them
Rename elements
M
Drag FG, FN, FB
from library Select elements and delete
them if not needed
E
(context menu)
I
Tips:
S
Change setting in
properties of elements
Add comments
G
Primary equipment connections
Connect the primary equipment with measuring points in
S
the Single-line configuration editor
A

N
E
Interface of FG
U4
QAmm
I1 FG Line FG CB
M
T1.1 I2 MP
I - 3 ph 51 51 N 50
U-3 ph S 1
U-3 ph S 2
T1.2 I4
E
U1 I- 3 ph
MP U - 3 ph 21
T5 U2 VT-3ph 1
IF
I
U3 IF
SOTF FL
to
I - parl
87 BI CB QA
S
Ctrl CB
FG PDI BO
G
Connect device and primary equipment
A
Connect voltage and
S
current transformers to
function groups in devices

Connect Trip signal of
N
switching groups to
E
switching equipment in
bay, e.g. to visually
indicate which CB is
operated
M
Manually shift connections
E
if the automatic layout is
I
not sufficient
S
G
Synchronize primary settings with device
A
If you have specified the
S
primary equipment settings
before, then you want to
synchronize them now with

N
the connected devices
Select a device to synchronize
E
Hit “Synchronize” button to
update device settings with
the settings of the primary
M
equipment.
This is a manual process to
E
avoid accidental overriding of
I
settings.
Therefore inconsistencies will
S
be shown by a red border of
the bay if one side changes
G
Using the topology view
A
Switch to Topology tree
S
view using the tab selector
See and check the

connections between
N
function groups and
E
primary equipment
Change names for primary
equipment, also für sub
M
station and voltage level
Add and review comments
S I E
G
Content
S
Content
A

N
E
Configuring devices
M
Adjust settings
Route information
I E
S
Configuring devices
G
Add devices in network view
A
Start Devices & Networks
S
editor with double click on
„Devices & Networks“ in
project tree.

N
You can also directly open
E
the Device view by double
clicking on „Hardware &
Protocols“ under a device
M
You need the Hardware
catalog to add devices and
E
hardware extensions
S I
Configuring devices
G
A
S
hardware extensions

Drag and drop devices
N
from Hardware catalog to
E
editor
Select appropriate
application template
M
in the automatically
shown dialog
E
Drag device
from Hardware
I
catalog
S
Configuring devices
G
Modify hardware of device
A
Switch to Device view
S
by either double
clicking on a device in

Network view
N
Or by changing the
E
view selector to
„Device view“ and
selecting a device in
M
the toolbar
S I E
Configuring devices
G
A
Selecting elements in the
S
Hardware catalog shows
details in the window in the
lower right-hand corner

E N
I E M
S
Configuring devices
G
Modify hardware in Device view
A
Add/Modify
S
Current terminals
Communication

N
modules
Front panels
E
To do so
Double click on
hardware extension
M
Drag elements
from Hardware places them in first
catalog
E
available slot
I
Drag & Drop elements
from Hardware catalog
S
to empty slot
Configuring devices
G
Modify hardware and specify settings in Device view
A
By selecting a hardware
element (terminal block,
S
communication
module/port, front panel…
you can specify settings

N
Select module and specify
E
settings and labels for
binary IO
Select terminal block and
M
specify meaningful labels
Select front panel and
E
I
for LEDs and F-Keys
S
Select communication port
to specify protocols and
protocol settings
Configuring devices
G
Specify communication settings
A
Select the communication
S
port you want to set up
E.g. for Ethernet modules,

set the properties on page
N
“Ethernet addresses”:
E
IP adress
Subnet connection
Create new subnet
M
…
S I E
Configuring devices
G
Specify communication protocol
A
S

set the protocols supported
N
channel by channel on
E
page “Channel x settings”:
Network protocols
Communication
M
protocols
Settings of the
E
protocols on subpages
S I
Configuring devices
G
Add devices to subnets visually
A
As mentioned: In the
properties of each
S
communication port one
can set the subnet the
device is connected to

N
But: You can also do it
E
visually
by connecting the ports
to an existing network
M
By connection ports of
multiple devices to
E
create a new subnet
I
Specify a meaningful
S
subnet name
See properties of subnet
for a bandwidth estimation.
Configuring devices
G
Device information – “the business card of the device”
A
Bild von DI -> Erste seite
Basic information about the
S
device
Type
Serial number of

N
connected online device
Possibility to upgrade device
E
parameter set
If your device has several
Ethernet interfaces you need
M
to specify which one is used
for connecting with DIGSI 5.
E
(see DIGSI 5: Details -
I
Prepare and establish
connection to the device(s)
S
Select language of the device
display
Configuring devices
G
Device information - Resource consumption
A
Overview over vital
resources used in the
S
device
Processor load: If too
many elements are

N
added that can’t be
handled by the device
E
a list of categories
helps reducing load
M
Used and available
function points
E
Used CFC ticks and
I
critical block types
Use “Refresh” button to
S
update display when
keeping editor open
G
Content
S
Content
A

N
E
Configuring devices
M
Adjust settings
Route information
I E
S
Adjust Settings
G
Navigate to settings and extend functionality
A
Open Settings editor by
S
selecting a function in
project tree and double
click on that

N
Navigate through functions
E
using toolbar buttons
You can easily add function
M
blocks of same type using
buttons
E
Delete stages using
I
buttons if they are not fixed
part of the default
S
configuration
Adjust Settings
G
Change settings
A
Select setting group for
change
Available, if multiple
S
setting groups exist
Change settings

N
Invalid settings are
displayed with red
E
background
Check tooltips for valid
ranges
M
Use arrows beneath
E
input field to change
I
value to next valid one
Some settings don‘t belong
S
to all setting groups. They
are indicated by icon
Adjust Settings
G
Identify settings by unique number
A
Turn unique setting
S
numbers on e.g. to easier
communication with
colleagues

E N
I E M
S
Adjust Settings
G
Compare setting groups
A
To compare two settings
S
group just select the
comparison group

Compare values
N
Differences are
E
indicated by icon
I E M
S
Adjust Settings
G
Synchronize setting groups
A
Select a function block by
S
clicking into gray area
Choose „Synchronize“

N
This copies setting values
of the function block from
E
the comparison group to
setting group for change
I E M
S
Adjust Settings
G
Check diagrams that visualize settings
A
Many setting groups
contain graphical
representation of stages
S
and tripping characteristics
Diagram automatically

N
adjusts to setting changes
E
Select stages to be shown
in key of diagram
Zoom in and out
M
Use mouse cursor in the
diagram to get the values
E
at certain points
I
Save picture of diagram or
copy to clipboard for usage
S
in documentation tools
Print directly from editor
Adjust Settings
G
Setting group handling
A
Open Settings > Device
Settings in project tree
S
Or directly jump from
settings editor using the
toolbar buttons:

E N Change number of setting
groups
Copy settings of a setting
M
group to another one
Change active setting
E
group
I
Choose setting group
S
Choose selection
criterion
Change edit mode
Adjust Settings
G
Change settings wherever you see function blocks
A
You can also change
S
settings wherever you see
functions

E.g. in Single-line
N
configuration
E
Select function block
Open Properties area
I E M
S
G
Content
S
Content
A

N
E
Configuring devices
M
Adjust settings
Route information
I E
S
Route information
G
Different tasks – different editors
A
DIGSI 4
„Masking I/O“
(Configuration
S
matrix)

E N
I E M
S
Information routing Communication mapping
All routings (except to protocols) All mappings to protocols
Route information
G
Information routing Editor
A
Open Information
routing Editor by double
S
clicking on „Information
routing“ in project tree

N
Editor is best viewed in
“Maximize mode”
E
Rows display signals
and cols possible
M
routing sources and
destinations.
E
Stars indicate that
I
collapsed rows contain
S
data
Right click on cell to
show possible values
Route information
G
Short and long display mode
S A
Double clicking on a
column header toggles
between short and long

N
column mode
Choose per column
E
what column mode to
use
M
Use toolbar buttons to
toggle all columns
E
Short display mode
I
group e.g. all BIs
S
Long: “U”
Short: “U3, L5”
Route information
G
Manage information overload
A
Showing everything means
S
a lot to read
Use scenario based filters

by selecting appropriate
N
view in drop down list in
E
toolbar
Use column filters to
restrict displayed infor-
M
mation
Show only signals
E
containing “Pickup”
I
Show only signals
routed to LED 1
S
Show only signals
routed to any BI
Excursion
G
Filtering in grids
A
Filter column by selecting an existing Choose (Custom) for complex filters:
value: (does not) equal
S
(does not) begin/end with
(does not) contain

E N
I E M
Remove all filters at once
S This filtering functionalities are available in all grids
Route information
G
Adding new signals and other functionality
S A
Drag & drop from
Libraries to hierarchy in
Information routing

N
FG, FN, FB
User-defined
E
function block
New signals in
M
function blocks
S I E
Route information
G
Rename “everything”
S A
Rename all FG,FN,FB
as well as signals
Regardless if system- or

N
user defined ones
Rename in tree
E
Or rename in properties
Here you see also
M
the original name
E
Elements used in
I
IEC 61850 have an
additional name and
S
path
Route information
G
Comment “everything”
S A
Inspection remarks
What needs to be done
When to review or

N
inspect next time
E
Not only in Information
routing but in all editors
and for all elements:
M
Add comments to
each element in
E
Properties tab >
I
User Information
S
Those comments are
saved and exported
to TEAX
Route information
G
Change settings quickly
S A
Select function blocks
(like stages)
Settings are displayed

N
in properties page
“Settings”
E
Only for active setting
group and selected edit
M
mode (prim, sec. %)
Change in device
E
information
S I
Route information
G
Change hardware settings of I/O in Information routing
A
Select columns of LEDs,
S
BI, BO, K-Keys
Change settings like

color, user label … in
N
properties page
E
“Settings”
Only works in long
column mode
M
Observe tooltip of BIs,
BOs, LEDs…
E
They contain location
I
information
S
User defined labels
(check excursion)
Excursion
G
User labels makes it easy to find the right things
A
In Hardware & Protocols editor: Select housing
Specify user labels for
S
LEDs
Function keys

Binary inputs
N
Binary outputs
E
Current and
voltage terminals
Also available are other
M
hardware related settings
LED color
E
Threshold of BIs
S I
All editors working with those elements display user comments
Route information
G
Reuse
Copy and paste
A
Function groups, functions, function blocks, signals
Selected areas in grid to other place in grid
S
Selected columns in grid to other columns
Selected rows, full grid or selected areas of grid to Excel

E N
I E M
S
G
Content
S
Content
A

N
E
Configuring devices
M
Adjust settings
Route information
I E
S
Create Display pictures
Extensibility by function charts (CFC)
G
Create a function chart
A
Add new chart by double
S
clicking on „Add new chart“
underneath „Function
charts“ in project tree.

E N
I E M
S
G
A
Select a name for the chart
S
Select the CFC task
A detailed explanation

N
helps you to select the
right task.
M E
S I E
G
Overcoming the great void of charts
A
CFC charts are compatible
S
to IEC 61131
Conversion between

simple data types happen
N
automatically
E
This simplifies charts a
lot
I E M
S
G
Add content to your function chart
OR ORA
S

N
Reuse charts or blocks: Build it yourself using the block
E
library:
Import charts from DIGSI 4
Copy charts from other
M
devices and projects in DIGSI 5
Copy blocks (rubberband-
E
selection with mouse) and
I
paste (keeps connections)
S
G
Manually add and connect function blocks
A
Select an element in library
S
Drag element from library
to editor

N
Connect blocks by clicking
on port and drag to other
E
port
Add constants by selecting
input and typing value
M
E
Drag element
paste
I
From library
includes connections
S
G
Connect with signals
A
Choose signal in Signals
S
task card
Drag signal from library to

inputs / outputs
N
Use the filters of Signal
E
task card to filter for your
wanted data type („show
me only measured values
M
(MV)“)
Drag signal to input or output Choose if you want to see
E
signals as well-known
I
margins or „flags“
S
G
Extendable blocks
A
Some blocks show a green
S
triangle on bottom
Those can be extended by

the number of inputs
N
Open properties of the
E
block
Choose page “I/Os”
Enable display of
M
additional inputs
S I E
G
Control flow
S A
Get a good overview over
all connections between
blocks

N
Change static values of the
inputs easily
E
Add new blocks here as
well
Connect inputs by with
M
signals from the Signal
task card via drag & drop
I E
See tracing values while
CFC Tracing and Watching
S
is activated in a table form
G
Resource consumption of function charts
A
Open Device information
S
by double clicking on
„Device information“ in
project tree.

N
Select tab „Resource
E
consumption“
Validate resource
consumption of function
M
charts
When a limit is exceeded
E
then an inconsistency
I
warning indicates that
Hit refresh when keeping
S
editor open and updated
list shall be provided
G
Content
S
Content
A

N
E
Configuring devices
M
Adjust parameters
Route information
I E
S
Create display pages
G
Three ways of creating pages
OR OR SOR A

N
Create from singe-line: Use existing ones: Build it yourself using
E
the symbol library:
Select bay or Import from file
M
device and create Use the ones in
displays application templ.
E
Copy elements and Copy from other
I
paste in displays device
S
G
The manual approach
A
Choose desired symbol
standard (ANSI or IEC) at
S
Options Set Standard

N
to editor
E
Draw lines between
elements by clicking on
port and drag to other port
M
Add texts with text tool in
E
Drag element
toolbar
I
From library
Add measured values or
dynamic texts with tool in
S
toolbar
Rotate elements as
needed
G
Display page properties
A
Reorder pages by
S
drag&drop in project tree
order shown in DIGSI 5

will same as in device
N
Select default page in
E
properties
Change name in headline,
properties or project tree
I E M
S
G
A
Elements with (no) signals
S
assigned are indicated in
different colors

N
task card
E
symbols or measured
value fields
M
Drag signal to input or output task card to filter for your
E
I
(MV)“)
S
G
A
If you have IEC 61850
S
enabled you can drag
signals of other devices in
the same subnet from

N
library to symbols or
measured value fields
E
GOOSE connections are
created automatically
M
Drag single or double point
Drag signal to input or output indications or measured
E
values on an empty place
I
in display to create
dynamic text fields
S
automatically
G
Default controllable symbol
A
All display pages are
S
control pages
Select default element in

properties of symbol
N
Will be selected by
E
default if hitting control
key on device
I E M
S
G
Create custom symbol
A
Create new symbol using
S
tool from toolbar

E N
I E M
S
G
Symbol editor: Create new symbol
A
Choose width and height
Choose static or dynamic
S
symbol
Select default state

N
Add or move red bullets
who indicate ports for
E
connections
Draw symbol using the
provided drawing tools
M
Closed shapes can be
filled
I E
Move or resize parts using
the mouse cursor tool
S
Hit OK on bottom to take
over symbol to display
G
Symbol editor: Reuse symbols
A
Drag & Drop symbol from
S
library to that as starting
point

Symbol in library is not
N
changed
E
Select parts or full symbol
in one state and copy to
other states
I E M
S
G
Fault display editor
A
Specify information
S
displayed on device
display in case of faults

Choose for each line what
N
information to display
E
Select the circuit breaker
to show the fault displays
for
I E M
S
G
Content
S
Content
A

N
E
Configuring devices
M
Adjust parameters
Route information
I E
S
Extend device functionality
G
Measuring-point routing
A
All measuring points
S
coming by application
templates are ready for
use

N
Add new measuring points
E
(1 or 3 phase)
Added measuring points
need to be connected to
M
physical terminals
E
Select which measuring
I
point inputs to which
function group
S
Connect interfaces
between function groups
G
Function-group interactions
Application templates:
Measuring points are pre-connected
S
Line 1

N
VT 3-phase 1 Voltage 3-phase
with function group interfaces. CT 3-phase 1 Line Current 3-phrase
E
New function groups added from the
library:
M
Circuit Breaker 1
The connection between measuring <none> Voltage 3-phase
E
<none> Current 3-phase
points and function group interfaces <none>
I
Voltage 1-phase
needs to be defined by the user.
S
G
A
All Function groups coming
by application templates
are ready for use
S
Added Function groups

N
Measuring points
E
Circuit-breaker groups
Other function groups
Protection function
M
groups
I E
S
function group
Connect interfaces
G
A
These connections (measuring point / function group interface) are shown in
Single-line configurations editor
S
Function group connections editor

Line 1 Circuit Breaker 1
N
VT 3-phase 1 Voltage 3-phase VT 3-phase 1 Voltage 3-phase
CT 3-phase 1 Line Current 3-phase CT 3-phase 1 Current 3-phase
E
<none> Voltage 1-phase
I E M
S
A G
NS
M E
E
SIPROTEC 5 /
S I
11 DIGSI 5 - Control Functions
Training Objective

How the control function is designed in SIPROTEC 5
A G
S
To understand the basic principles for user defined functions
Where the differences are compared to SIPROTEC 4

N
How to use DIGSI 5 for these purposes
How the SIPROTEC 5 devices work in a Substation Automation
E
Environment
I E M
S
Content
Content
A G
S
Introduction

N
Structure of Control Function
Description of Details
E
Differences to SIPROTEC 4
User defined signals
M
(Presentation with DIGSI 5)
S I
E 11 DIGSI 5 - Control Functions
Introduction
A G
S
Device architecture is based on IEC 61850 model
IEC 61850 is „the“ substation automation protocol

N
Goals:
E
Full integration of protection and substation automation
Full support of IEC 61850 edition 2
M
Satisfy customers with high level IEC 61850 requirements
(„flexible engineering“)
I E
Less engineering effort for standard engineering tasks
Do not bother customers with IEC 61850 details if they don´t need it
S
Content
Content
A G
S Introduction

N
E
M
S I
Structure of control function
A G
Parameter: (settings)

N
Output time
Chatter blocking Parameter:
E
Interlocking Conditions
(engineered in CFC)
I E M
S
Evaluation of:
Parameter (settings): Switching authority (local/remote)
Command type, Switching mode (interlocked/uninterlocked)
SW-Filter time, Interlocking conditions
Feedback monitoring time, Double operation blocking
SBO timeout Blocking by protection
Content
Content
A G
S Introduction

N
E
M
S I
Representation of Control Structure in DIGSI 5
G
Example 1: Circuit Breaker
A
Representation of CB in routing matrix
S XCBR

E N CSWI
E M
CILO
S I
New: Circuit Breaker includes protection function blocks
G
Example 2: Disconnector
S A

N
CSWI
M E CILO
E
XSWI
S I
Engineering – Basic Definitions
Function Blocks
Signals
Settings
Properties
A G
S
Function
Group

E N Function
Block
I E M
S
Signal

Representation of Control Structur in DIGSI 5
G
Details of Circuit Breaker (1/2)
S A
Possibility for external aquisition
blocking („Knebelschalter“)

N
Physical position as connected to
E
binary inputs and outputs of device
For use in interlocking conditions
M
Control Command for CB
E
Select logging options (for example
I
event log)
For transmission to system interface
S
Use these signals for outputs of
interlocking CFC plans

G
Position
S A

E N Connect to binary inputs
M
Use this information in interlocking
CFC plans or to connect to LEDs
I E
Connect to binary inputs
S
Single Line and Topology View
A G
S

E N
I E M
S
Topology tree is
read-only in step 1

Content
Content
A G
S Introduction

N
E
M
S I E
Main Differences to SIPROTEC 4
A G
S
„Automatic“ GOOSE configuration
Protection and Control use the same Circuit Breaker model

N
Single Line Editor for system view
Topology Tree (read-only in first release)
E
Supports IEC61850 Edition 2
More details of IEC 61850 usable
I E M
S
Content
Content
A G
S Introduction

N
E
M
S I E
Signal Types (1/2)
G
What do I have to do if I need a….
A
SIPROTEC 4 Information Catalog SIPROTEC 5 Library
Information type SPS (Single Point Status)

Protocol text or „transient indication“ (Wischermeldung) is a
S
setting
No differentiation external / internal signal

N
Not necessary any longer
E
Circuit breaker or disconnect switch „status only“
SPS (if source = BI or CFC), SPC (if source =
M
Communication)
Binary Counter Reading BCR
I E
S
Communication)
Function Group / Block „Transformer Tap Changer“

Signal Types (2/2)
A G
S

N
Circuit breaker or disconnector switch „status only“
M E
Circuit breaker or disconnector switch
I E
Measured Value (result of CFC / GOOSE-Communication)
S
Contained in every function group „line“ (Wp+, Wq+, Wp-,
Wq-)metered value
Pulse

Grouping of signals in
G
„User Defined Function Group“ (1/2)
S A

N
User defined Function block for
grouping of information
E
Command with Single Feedback
Routing of single feedback to
M
binary input
I E
Command with Double Feedback
S
Routing of double feedback to
binary inputs

G
S A

N
Routing of command output to relays
E
Same options for both types!
Off: Set relay when command is „off“
On: Set relay when command is „on“
Cc: Common contact; set relay when
M
command is „off“ or „on“
BF: Busy Flag; set relay when
command is „off“ or „on“, starting
E
with „select“ and ending with end
I
of feedback monitoring time
S
All routings are allowed to be
multiple.

Content
Content
A G
S Introduction

N
E
M
Presentation with DIGSI 5
S I E
What will be shown in DIGSI 5?
Select Single Line Template
A G
S
Create circuit breaker and disconnect switch objects in the device
Connect switches and CTs / VTs in Single Line to device objects

N
Engineering of breaker and disconnect switch:
Connect to BI / BO
E
Create interlocking logic in CFC
Route position information to event log
Create Display Page from Single Line Editor picture
I E M
Use GOOSE messages for interlocking
Show complete settings and properties of switches (for example chatter
blocking, filter times)
S
Create new single point / double point indications

A G
NS
M E
E
SIPROTEC 5 /
S I
12 DIGSI 5 - Online Connection to the device
Content
Content
A G
S
Network configuration

N
Initialize the device
E
Establish a connection
M
Working online
E
Transmit configuration
I
Load the firmware
S
G
Set the IP address
A
Open the editor by
double clicking on
S
“Devices and networks”
in the project tree

N
The back view of the
devices with all interfaces
E
is visible in the “Device
view”
After selecting the
M
interface in the device
view, the IP address
E
can be set
S I
G
Network topology
A
The devices can be
added to one or more
S
subnets in the “Network
view”

N
Click on the correct
interface and add a
E
subnet
The interfaces of the
other devices can then
be connected to the
M
same subnet
S I
E 12 DIGSI 5 - Online Connection to the device
Content
Content
A G
S

N
E
Working online
M
S I
E Load the firmware

G
Why do we have to initialize?
S A
The device has to be
initialized via the USB
interface, if you want to

N
download parameters
into the device for the
E
first time
The online device
receives its IP address
M
The offline configuration
in the project receives
E
the serial number (BM
I
number) of the
SIPROTEC relay
S
Content
Content
A G
S

N
E
M
Working online
E
I
Load the firmware
S
G
Two ways to connect
ORA
OR
S

E N
direct connection from Plug & Play
offline parameter set
M
Try to reach a device Find all devices in
E
through USB or the subnet
I
Ethernet using given
communication
S
settings

G
Direct connection – Select the IP address
S A
If the device has been
initialized already, you
can connect directly to

N
the device
Select the IP address
E
that shall be used to
connect to the device
I E M
S
G
Direct connection
S A
Direct connection to a
SIPROTEC device from
the offline configuration
Right-click on the device
and select “Connect to

N
device”
A warning will appear, if
E
the serial number of the
online device and the
offline configuration
differs
If the device is not
M
already available in the
Lifelist (Online access),
E
it will appear under
“Other accessible
I
devices”
S
G
Lifelist
S A
The lifelist contains all
available online devices
See directly through
which interface the

N
devices are connected
M E
S I E
G
Plug & Play – Find the devices
S A
If the project does not
already contain the
device, DIGSI 5 can

N
search it for you
Select the network
E
interface that is
connected to the device
and click on „Update
M
accessible devices“
All online devices within
E
the local network will
I
appear in the lifelist
S
G
Retrieve device data
S A
Retrieve the device data in
two steps:
1) Basic device information
also suitable for slow
connections

N
2) Complete process data
Logs
Records
E
Expert
configuration
…
I E M
S
G
Plug & Play – Copy a device to the project
S A
A connected device can
directly be copied to a
project

N
Get the device data on
site without having the
E
original project
The online device can
be copied to the project
M
even if the configuration
already exists
S I E
G
Plug & Play – Update an existing offline configuration
S A
An existing offline
configuration can be
updated with the
configuration of the

N
online device
Always keep your
project up-to-date
M E
S I E
G
Plug & Play – Create an empty offline configuration
S A
An empty offline
added to the project
The new configuration

N
has the same order
code as the online
device
E
The application
template can be chosen
independently of the
M
original online device
S I E
Exercise
1. Set the IP-address of the interface J
A G
S
2. Initialize the device

E N
3. Connect to the device
4. Retrieve the process data
I E M 5. Add an online device to your project through

plug & play
S
Content
Content
A G
S

N
E
Working online
I E M Transmit configuration
Load the firmware
S
Working online
G
Process data
S A
Receive the process
data directly from your

N
The connection to the
online device will be
E
initiated directly
After the process data
has been downloaded,
M
the connection will be
disconnected
E
automatically
S I
Working online
G
Process data
S A
Get the complete
process data at once
OR

N
Download individual
process data:
E
Logs
Records
Indication snapshots
Measurement
M
snapshots
S I E
Working online
G
Online connection
S A
An online connection is
identified by:
• orange bar

N
• “magic eye“
• connection icon
M E
S I E
Working online
G
Online Device
S A
Device information
Logs
Records

N
Indications
Measurements
E
Test Suite
Safety & Security
Expert Configuration
I E M
S
Working online
G
Device Information
S A
General device
information:
Name
Relay type (e.g. 7SL87)

N
Serial number
Configuration version
Product code
E
The device mode can be
changed:
Commissioning
M
Process
Simulation
S I E
Working online
G
Device Information – Time Information
S A
Information regarding
time synchronization
Device time can be set

N
manually
M E
S I E
Working online
G
Device Information – Hardware Information
S A
General hardware
information
Information of each

N
hardware module
Information of each
E
communication module
I E M
S
Working online
G
Logs
S A
Operational log
Fault log
Setting-history log

N
2 User-defined logs
E
All log entries can be
deleted
M
Logs can be saved to a
E
file (e.g. csv)
S I
Working online
G
Logs
S A
Set the time reference
Sort the log entries
according to:

N
Time
Name
E
Value
Number
Quality
M
…
S I E
Working online
G
Records
S A
Find all fault records
Export the fault records

N
Save an overview of the
E
fault records to a file
Create test fault
M
records
S I E
Working online
G
Indications
S A
Indications are updated
continuously

N
Indications can be
saved as snapshots in
E
the offline configuration.
Indications can be
M
cleared
E
Save indications to a
I
file
S
Working online
G
Measurement Values
S A
Measurement values of
each function group
e.g. - Line
- Circuit Breaker

N
Operational values
Fundamentals
E
Symmetrical components
Min/Max values
Energy values
Statistics
User-defined values
I E M
S
Working online
G
Measurement Values
S A
Measurement
Snapshots are saved in

N
Change between
primary, secondary and
E
percentage values
Save snapshots to a file
(e.g. csv)
I E M
S
Working online
G
Test Suite
S A
Verify the wiring
Diagnostic tools for the
Monitoring of analog

N
inputs
Test the control
functions
E
Test the circuit breaker
Check the correct
behavior of the
M
protection functions
Test your
communication
S I E
Working online
G
Safety & Security
S A
Safety
Confirmation IDs for
different safety-relevant
device operations

N
Security
Password for a secure
E
DIGSI connection
(NERC compliant)
Passwords and
confirmation IDs can be
M
changed individually for
each device
E
Passwords and
I
reset
S
Working online
G
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Information routing
Communication
mapping

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Settings
FGs (e.g.
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Line 1)
Power
System
Recording
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Device settings
Time settings
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Function charts (CFC)
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Working online
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Expert Configuration - Change settings
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Choose the setting
group you want to
change
Click on “Edit Settings”

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Change the settings
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Load the changes to
the device or discard
them
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Settings of two different
setting groups can be
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compared
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Working online
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Change the settings
in the matrix

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Load the changes to
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them
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Working online
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Upgrade device functionality
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Additional
functionality can be
ordered subsequently

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Add more function
points to the device
Add significant
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features (e.g.
additional ends for a
7SD)
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You will receive a
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daf-file that contains
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the changes
This daf-file can be
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imported into the
online device

Working online
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Disconnect
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To disconnect, right-
click on the online
device and select

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“Disconnect device”
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1. Check the measurement values and save

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a „snapshot“
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2. Check the log files
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3. Change the settings in your online device
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Content
Content
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Working online
Load the firmware
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Load configuration
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Load configuration to device(s)
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Load the settings into
one device

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numerous devices:
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All available devices
will be listed
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If a device is not
available, DIGSI will
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skip this one and will
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continue with the
next
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one

Load configuration
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Select the device(s)
Load the configuration

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Content
Content
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Working online
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Load the firmware
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Load the firmware
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Load the complete firmware
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Load the firmware into
numerous devices:

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will be listed
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If a device is not
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continue with the
next
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one
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Load the firmware
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Choose which relay(s)
you want to update
Set the firmware

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version
Load the firmware
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Load the firmware
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Expert view
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It is not necessary to
load the complete
firmware

Particular parts of the
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firmware can be
selected:
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Mainboard firmware
Boot system of a
communication
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interface
…
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Mark the project and
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click on „Online“ ->
„Expert view“
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Select the required
parts and load the
firmware

Exercise
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device G
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2. Load the complete firmware into two different
devices
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13 DIGSI 5 - Expansion of function points
Content
Content
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Order Configurator

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DIGSI Handling
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SIPROTEC 5
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Order Configurator
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Select SIPROTEC 5
SIPROTEC 5
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Order Configurator
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Press Configure
SIPROTEC 5
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Order Configurator
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Select Function extension

SIPROTEC 5
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Order Configurator
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Fill in the device type, serial number, function point class and additional changes. Then select
the required mode of dispatch.

SIPROTEC 5
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Order Configurator
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After ordering this configuration you will get a file called *.daf.
Content
Content
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Order Configurator

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DIGSI Handling
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SIPROTEC 5
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DIGSI 5 – How to load the file (.daf) into the device
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Online help: Loading device functionality into
the SIPROTEC 5 device
The *.daf file is load into the device via DIGSI 5

SIPROTEC 5
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Siemens Power Academy TD – Curricula
Introduction
Do you want to become a

certified expert?
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Learn more about our
Curriculum concept
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A sustainable Competence Development Program
Efficiently gaining knowledge

What does the “Curriculum” consist of?
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■ Training program of several courses on one Expert
specific topic for a systematic competence
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devolpment
■ The possibility to apply & be certified
in 3 different qualification levels
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Advanced
Associate – Advanced – Expert
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■ Per Qualification Level: series of
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aligned courses and associated e-tests
■ Certificate is valid for 5 years Associate
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Curricula consist of 3 qualification levels
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Benefits of Competence Development Program
Benefit for employers
Employers meet the
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Participants can certify A
Benefit for participants Benefit for the industry
Recruiters can aim at
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requirements of ISO 9001 their skills and know- certified applicants to
as employees obtain ledge to enhance their ensure adequate
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specialist knowledge and professional market capabilities of future
skills through certification. value at home and employees.
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abroad.
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How to obtain certification
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Substation Automation Systems –
SICAM PAS Substation Automation
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SIPROTEC Protection –
Planning Power Generation and Industry
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Power Academy TD
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Phone: +49-911-433-7415
Fax: +49-911-433-5482
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E-mail: poweracademy.ic-sg@siemens.com
Download areas:
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SICAM www.sicam.de
SIPROTEC www.siprotec.com
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Power Quality www.powerquality.de
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Energy Customer Service:
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in case of required technical support
www.siemens.com/energy-support
Hotline: +49-180-524-7000

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SIPROTEC 5 / DIGSI 5 Basic i3D Intern (3 days)
Bruhnke (Winter), IC SG SE PTI PA
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Day 1 Day 2 Day 3
9:00 – 12:00 9:00 – 12:00 9:00 – 12:00
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• Ex 1a: • SIP 5 Documentations (Chap.7) • Ex 08: Online Mode
• SIPROTEC 5 Scope of Supply of 20kV Feeder • DIGSI 5 • Online Operation with SIPROTEC 5
(Chap.1) • HW and SW performance • Edit time and date
• Ex 1b: • Installation (Chap.8.2) • Monitoring of Log Lists
• Basic Functions of SIPROTEC 5 (Teamwork) • License • Reading of Fault Recorts
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(Chap.2)
• Device Driver • Saving of Process Data
• Ex 2a:
• Download of Settings with
• Handling of SIPROTEC 5 (Teamwork)
“Expert Configuration”
• Ex 2b:
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• Compare Devices
• Height lights of SIP 5 (Teamwork)
• Group 1: HW Concept (Chap.3.1) • Ex 04a: • Ex 09:
• Group 2: Communication Concept (Chap.3.2) • Design of 220 kV Feeder SLD with DIGSI 5 • Logic Function Charts (CFC)
• Group 3: I/O , CT & VT Terminals (Chap.3.1) • Ex 04b: Flashing LEDs
• Group 4: Dimensions of SIP 5 (Manual) • Design of SIP 5 Device with DIGSI 5 • Ex 10:
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• Logic Function Charts (CFC) Setting Group
Changing
Lunch Lunch Lunch
13:00 – 16:30 13:00 – 17:00 13:00 – 16:30
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• Presentation of Height Lights • Ex 05: • Ex 11:
• SIP 5 Hardware Concept (Chap.3.1) • Implementation of Control Functions with DIGSI 5 • Display Power Flow and SF6 Lost
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• SIP 5 Communication Concept (Chap.3.2) • Ex 06: • Ex 12a: Expansion of Function Points
• SIP 5 Software Concept (Chap.4) • Design of SIP5 Display Pages with DIGSI 5
• SIP 5 Function Groups & Application Templates (Chap.5) • Ex 07a:
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• Ex 3a :SIP 5 Device Orders No. with SIP 5 Online • Implementation of Protection Functions (Distance1)
Configuration (Chap.6) • Ex 07b:
• Ex 3b SIP 5 Module Orders No. with SIP 5 Online • Implementation of Protection Functions (Distance2)
Configuration (Chap.6)
• Ex 07c:
• Implementation of Protection Functions
(Overcurrent)
Preparation:

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DIGSI 5 BASIC Course
01 Specification of 220 kV Feeder Protection and Automation
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= D 01
3~50Hz 220 kV
100 km

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220 kV:
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220 kV:
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-BA 11
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01 Specification of 220 kV SG
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220 kV:
3~50Hz 220 kV
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-BA 11

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-QB 11
-QA1
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-QC 11
= D 02
-QC 2
-QC 1
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-QB 21
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220
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kV:
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-BA 21
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This specification covers the design of a HV substation protection system.
A combined distance and Two end differential protection relay (3 pol.) shall be provided to protect and control the OHL feeder =D01
and the Busbar Coupler =D02.
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The devices should have 19 binary inputs, 12 Standard and 3 Fast binary outputs.
The protection device has to have 2 Voltage- and 2 Current-systems interfaces for Line 800/1 5P30 48 VA (Error 1%/ 5%)
and for BC 2500/1 5P30 40 VA (Error 1%/ 5%) (CT neutr. point not to objects). The 220 kV Network is insulated.

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The device should be flexible enough to activate maximal additional protection functions at any time without changing the device and
without additional costs.
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The interface for GOOSE communication should be separated from the differential protection interface.
The protection device should have a changeable FO-interface with dual ports, one channel for two end line differential protection
and one channel for existing Substation Automation System with IEC 60870-5-103.
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For the communication to the new Substation Automation System and for Inter-device-GOOSE-communication should be use IEC
61 850 protocol. For IEC 61850 should be use a separate changeable electrical module with two canals and integrated Ethernet-
switch.
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The protection devise should communicate over a separate Ethernet-interface for DIGSI 5.
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The device should be flush mounting and provide local control functionality with a large display and key switches and should have
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32 LEDs, 16 LEDs of those should be color changeable.
The power supply in the substation is 48 V DC.

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SIPROTEC 5/
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Content
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Overview: Look from the outside
Types of IO-Modules

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Rear view, Principle of terminal naming
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Typical Devices
A closer look to the inside
Summary
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Wath are new ?
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Modular device concept, freely configurable

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without problems
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Customers can configure their individual device for
specific applications
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Base Module with Expansion Modules

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Mounting of an expansion module

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Detailed view on module connections
Robust and stable
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connection
between parts

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Different Types of Operator Panels for Base Module
Dual Color
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LEDs
(settable to
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green or red)
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No Display
Small Display
Large Display

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Operator Panels for expansion modules
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Color
LEDs
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(red)
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Without LED
With LED With LED and key switches
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Surface mounted device – front view

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Operating Elements Base Module Expansion Module
of HMI
Description Field
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for LEDs
16 LEDs (red)

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16 LEDs (green or Description Field
red, selectable) for LEDs
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Context Sensitive Keys
LED Acknowledge
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and Reset of Cursor Keys
latched
information
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Numerical Keys Key Switch S5
and Function Keys „Remote/Local“
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Key Switch S1
USB plug-in
„Interlocking Off / Normal“
Description Field
Control of Switching Elements
for Function Keys

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Change of Current Transformer

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G
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Current Transformer is inside of Current Terminal
Voltage terminal
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(for voltage measurement, BI, BO)

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Current
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transformer
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Current terminal
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Change of modules

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SIPROTEC 5: Types of IO-Boards
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Properties of IO-Boards
14 different IO boards have been designed to meet the requirements for
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the possible applications.
Elements to be combined on the different IO boards:

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Binary Inputs (with and without common potentials)
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Relay: Relay Standard 9 ms (Make contact, normally open)
Relay Standard (Change over contact)
Relay Fast 6 ms (Make contact, normally open)
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Relay Fast (Change over contact)
Power-Relay
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High-Speed Relay 0,2 ms (semi-conductor speed-up)
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Current Transducer Input (Protection or Measurement)
Voltage Transducer Input
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Measurement transducer input (20mA)
Plug-In-Modules (Communication, 20mA Input, Memory,…)

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Board Types (1)
PS201 IO201

Life Contact
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Board Types (2)
IO202 IO203

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Board Types (3)
IO205 IO206

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Variant of IO205
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Board Types (4)
IO207

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Board Types (5)
IO208 IO209

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Board Types (6)
IO214 CB202

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Variant of IO202
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Label: Position
and type of IO

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Battery
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Rear view, Principle of Terminal Naming

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Basic protection relay for Base Module with IO202
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directional measuring 4xI, 4xU, 11BI, 8BO,
1 Life Contact

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Protection relay for two Base Module with
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measuring points IO208 and Extension
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Module with IO202
(1,5 circuit breaker method) 8xI, 8xU, 15BI, 19BO,
1 Life Contact
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Bay Controller for double

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bus feeder with large
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number of IO signals
Base Module with
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IO202 and Extension
Modules with IO202 and
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3xIO207
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4xI, 4xU, 67BI, 38BO,
1 Life Contact
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Highlights of Power Supply
PS201 IO20x IO20x
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Distributed Power Supply
1,5V 5V for high availability and high

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EMC resistance
Thermal load is distributed
3,3V -5V
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All voltages are supervised
detailed diagnostic
11V Wide Range PS (24/48 V DC,
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60-220V AC/DC)
24/48V range will not be
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damaged if connected to
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higher voltage
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Local power bus 28V

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Highlights of A/D sampling
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5 Ranges
Cross-wiring of Current and
Current Clamp 8 pol.
Voltage Groups to different

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5 Ranges A
A/D Converters

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D
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U 4 channel
Fast error detection for

Sigma
5 Ranges
Delta 1
A/D converters
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5 Ranges
EEPROM
A/D converter 24 Bit

(SIPROTEC4: 22 Bit)
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better accuracy
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Voltage Clamp 14 pol.
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Calibration factor on current
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D
transformer terminal
4 channel
Sigma
U Delta 2
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U
U

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Summary and Highlights (1/2) Modular device concept, freely configurable
without problems
Customers can configure their individual device for specific
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applications
Devices without Jumpers – no more opening

of device

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1A/5A-rated current will be set electronically.
Three thresholds of binary inputs (15V, 71V, 154V) can be
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set individually using software
Powerful signal processing

Sampling rate up to 16 kHz (protection 1kHz)
Maximum 40 analog channels (24 for protection)
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Prepared for PMU functionality
Draw out of terminal blocks
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Simple exchange of current transformers
Pre-Wiring is possible
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Change to sensitive ground fault CT input is possible after
ordering
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Service-friendly
Opening of device not necessary (battery, modules,… can
be changed without opening)

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Summary and Highlights (2/2) On-Site operation panel, visualization
9 freely configurable function keys
Option of small and large display for all devices
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Up to 16 multicolor LEDs + the option of 4*16 red LEDs
IEC61508 Certification

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Safety standard, certificate scheduled for step 2
all necessary developments are available in step 1
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Memory module 8 GB (step 2)
For long-time fault records
For power quality data
Identical Wiring for panel-mounted and
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surface-mounted device
Standardization saves time
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Standardization prevents from errors
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SIPROTEC 5 /
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05 Software Components of the SIPROTEC 5 system
Training Objective

About the SIPROTEC 5 Software components
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which components are available, compared to SIPROTEC 4
which components can be handled individually by the user

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Software components
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SIPROTEC 4 system
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V4 device Legend:
Firmware (FW) component with own version in the user view;
component can be altered (loaded) individually
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- operating system
- no. & types of prot. & A SIPROTEC 4 device consists of the following major
autom. functions components:

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- CFC blocks Device Firmware (FW)
Device Parameter set (PS)
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- text font
Parameter set (PS) Both components are handled individually, meaning
- settings that no 1:1 relation exists, but a n:m.
- routing E.g. FW V4.80 is compatible to PS V4.73
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- CFC charts
- graphic display The device functionality is defined by the firmware.
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- (text pool) Therefore the firmware is the leading version in the
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users' view.
com mapping (e.g. approvals usually refer to the FW version)
(text pool)
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boot system
Software components
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V4 device V5 device
Firmware (FW) Firmware (FW)
- operating system - operating system
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- no. & types of prot. & - applic. Operating sys
autom. functions - CFC block

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Configuration (CFG)
- CFC blocks - no. & types of prot. &
- text font
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autom. functions
Parameter set (PS) - inter-con. (MP, FG)
- settings - settings
- routing - routing
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- CFC charts - CFC charts
- graphic display - graphic display
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- (text pool) - HDF (HW descript. File)
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com mapping DAF (dev. Attributes f. )
(text pool) com. mapping
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boot system (text pool)
text font
boot system
Software components
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SIPROTEC 5 system
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V5 device
Firmware (FW) A SIPROTEC 5 device consists of the following
- operating system
two major components:
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- applic. Operating sys Device Firmware (FW)
- CFC block Device Configuration (CFG)
Configuration (CFG)

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- no. & types of prot. & Both components are handled individually (n:m
autom. functions relationship).
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- inter-con. (MP, FG) The device functionality is defined by the
- settings firmware AND the configuration. Therefore the
- routing firmware is no longer the one leading version in
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- CFC charts the users view. It is FW and CFG version.
- graphic display E.G. an approval must document both versions.
- HDF (HW descript. File)
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All other components can be changed
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DAF (dev. Attributes f. )
individually.
com. mapping
(text pool)
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text font
boot system
Software components
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There are some differences compared to SIPROTEC 4:
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Two major components which define the device functionality and which must be
communicated when talking about device functionality

The DAF-file: This file defines the no. of function points which are allowed for the
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device (and therefore define the possible no. of functions with cost)
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More individually loadable components
Advantages:
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Point 2 allows to upgrade the device functionality just by downloading a new DAF
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file, without touching the actual application
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Point 3 allows to remedy faults - if they are located in these components - without
touching the application, e.g. a text pool fault
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Software components
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SIPROTEC 5 system
“Further information”:
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All installable components are delivered and installed on the PC through the

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“DIGSI device driver” (DDD-file)
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how to install: refer to DIGSI lesson
No separate “FW update tool” used. All updates are carried out through
DIGSI.
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SIPROTEC 5 /
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Training objective
You will learn…

About the SIPROTEC 5 Order Configurator
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How to configure the modular IEDs
Modularity as major contribution to the “perfectly tailored fit” of a device

Where to place orders
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How to select the IED’s functionality
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The relevance of Function Points
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Content
Content
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Product Code

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Order configurator
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Integration in the IT Systems
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Function-points and function-
points calculator
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Factory Supply
Factory
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The factory supplies
Fully assembled devices
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with predefined main
functionality
Individual components

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Components
Function Upgrades
Function Upgrade Software
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Devices can be ordered
with every available
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Devices hardware configuration
without any additional
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R&D effort
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7SA84
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A WEB based order configurator provides the entire setup
SIPROTEC 5 designations with Product Codes
All configuration criteria are coded with a Long Product Code

The long product code can be interpreted directly.
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Example:
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Example: P1C321
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The short product code is a sequential number, ‘pointing’ on to one specific long
product code, i.e. one specific device configuration. Devices with the same short
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product code have the same configuration and therefore the same long product code.
The short product codes are managed by a ‘TNS Server’ (TNS=Technical Numbering
System).

How do we get the right product code?
Device
Type
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……?……..
2nd expansion module

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Front Design
CT sensitivity
1st expansion module
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……?……..
Additional Warranty
Operation Panel
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……?……..
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Key-operated Switch
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Function point class
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Order configurator
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Embedded in the Internet
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7SA86

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Order configurator
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Embedded in Siemens SAP
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Order configurator
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Embedded in the Internet and Siemens SAP
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7SA86

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Identical Frame in both applications

Comprehensive Device Configuration
Order configurator
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Product Code (ProC)
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Manufacturing Devices DIGSI 5
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ProC ProC
NASA-Factory
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Order configurator not only a WEB application
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IT system for SIPROTEC 5 configuration
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Siemens Siemens Customer
internal Region external
PMD
Spiridon-Sales CONCERT
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(WEB)-Information
KMAT: C2010

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(URL)* Configuration NASA-Sales
Product Master
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Integration Siemens Region
WEB Configurator D and
PMI (Energy IPC) ‘Stammhaus’
IPC: Internet Pricing Configuration TNS Server
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KMAT: C2010 (for Short Productcode)
(URL)* KMAT: C2010
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Product Master (URL + KB)*
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Data
KMAT: C2010 KMAT: C2010
PMD (URL)* (URL)*
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Configurable material (KMAT)
Configuration
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
* URL= Link to WEB-Configurator
NASA-Factory
* KB = Knowlege Base

Order Configurator – Start page
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Order Configurator
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Device Base functionality
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Device type

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Hardware standard
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variants as recommendation
with I/O information
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Tooltip with detailed
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information
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Order Configurator
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IED Functionality
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Direct navigation between
the pages

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The list of available
functions can be displayed
E
with the function-points
calculator
I E M The device functionality

depends on the function-
points class of the device
S
G
Starting point is the Application Template
A
Application Templates for
this IED, available for each
S
IED in DIGSI

N
This function is always
available, without
additional points.
E
This function is
preselected twice within
M
the selected application
template, requiring 120
E
points in total
I
The first function is always
S
available (with 0 points),
the second would require
25 points

G
The result is the function-points class
S A

N
Scroll bar
E
Function-points sum for
this application (template).
M
Resulting function-points
class to be applied to the
E
configuration (and to the
I
Product Code).
S
The IED functionality depends on the selected function-points class
Applied function-points class
A G
Applied function-points
class

N
As soon as the
background of “Show
E
result” appears in dark-
grey a plausible device
configuration is available
I E M
S
With “Next” go to the next
page “Modules” displaying
the I/O-configuration

Order Configurator: Module and I/O view
A G
Resulting width in 19”
fractions
S
Module overview

N
Terminal diagram
E
Remove a module
Add a module
M
Information about detailed
E
I/O summary
I
Show result signals
S
plausible device
configuration

Order Configurator: Detailed summary on the result page
A G
Export to PDF file

N
Product codes
E
Scroll bar
M
Detailed summary
S I E
Take aways / Call to Action
A G
S
Thank you !

E N
We supply fully assembled devices with predefined main functionality, even if the
customer has a specific hardware configuration
The devices are designated with a short product code, which is unique for a specific
M
device configuration. Each short product code has one corresponding unique long
product code
E
The device functionality depends on the function-points class of the device
I
The order configurator provides all SIPROTEC 5 configuration criteria. It is available
S
through the Siemens SAP Systems and the Internet
Perfectly tailored fit Holistic workflow

Configurator
Intranet:
A G
S
English Link: https://intranet.siemens.com/configuration/en
German Link: https://intranet.siemens.com/configuration/de

N
Spanish Link: https://intranet.siemens.com/configuration/es
E
Internet:
English:
M
Link:http://www.energy.siemens.com/hq/en/automation/power-
transmission-distribution/protection/siprotec5/configurator.htm
German:
S I E
Link:http://www.energy.siemens.com/hq/de/automatisierung/
stromuebertragung-verteilung/schutz/siprotec5/bestellkonfigurator.htm
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NS
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I E
SIPROTEC 5 /
S
Learning Target
You will learn…
A G
S
Understand the key concepts and key features of DIGSI 5
Know how to handle DIGSI 5
Get an overview of the tools and editors

E N
I E M
S
G
Content
S
Content
A

N
E
Overview of DIGSI 5
I E M
S
Holistic Workflow
G
Consistent tools – from design to operations
Operations
- Documentation
- Test
- Maintenance
S
Design
- Application
- Specification
AOnline-
Configurator

Holistic
Workflow
E N
M
DIGSI 5
S
Commissioning
- Test
- Documentation
I
E Implementation
- Device selection
- Parameterization
- Engineering
- Settings
G
A
DIGSI 4 DIGSI 5

E N
I E M
One single tool from plant design to operation – covering all
S
departments – saves time, provides data security and
transparency along the entire life cycle of your plant.
G
DIGSI 5
S A
One application
No duplicate data

No synchronization
N
problems
No “save to continue”
E
No application
switches
No separate System
M
Configurator
One global save,
E
export, print
S I
Holistic Workflow -
G
System engineering
S
Device engineering

N
E
E M
I
Device programming
S
Holistic Workflow -
G
DIGSI 5
S
A

N
M E
I E
Device programming
S
Holistic Workflow -
G
A
DIGSI 5 System design also from top-down
Device engineering & (Single-Line)
S
System engineering Intuitive configuration of the system
System specification functions

N
Template support for all operation
levels
E
Finalize programming and
download to target devices
I E M
Device programming
S
System and device engineering with one tool
G
Structure of DIGSI 5
Main area
A
All
editors

N
Project Tree Libraries
Offline configurations
E
Add everything
Online accessible devices
from here
I E M
S
Properties
Propertie
Window bar s
Open editors Informati
09 DIGSI 5 - Overview on
Key concepts of DIGSI 5 Control window
G
Close
Structure of the editors
Dock/Undock
Minimize
Editor specific toolbar
S A

E N Switch between
different views of
editor
I E M
S
G
One tree following offline workflow
Design and
A
Implementation
S
Define topology
Typical These steps

N
needs
Add devices customer
E
attention
Define functionality workflow
Adjust settings
M
Define communication
E
Create and test logic
I
Download settings
S The project view guides you through your entire workflow
G
One tree following online workflow
A
Commissioning
and Operations
S
Test device and plant
Test wiring and loop

N
Test analog inputs Typical
E
Test control functions
Test circuit-breaker workflow
Test protection functions
M
Test communication
E
Handle fault records, logs
I
Check measurements
S
Control Circuit-breaker
The project view guides you through your entire workflow
G
A
Substation
All Devices
S
„Project“

One device
Select access mode
E N
Offline
I E M Direct
Change in a copy of
S
Offline current device
Configuration configuration and store
changes into device
G
Substation
Represented by one project
S A

All devices
E N
M
Can be accessed in parallel:
E
- As Offline Configuration
I
- Online: Changes are done in a copy
S
of current device configuration and
can be stored into device
Online and offline devices without application switches
Templates
When creating devices application templates provide default device

configurations for most common cases
A G
S

N
Templates are also available e.g. for single-lines to create bays
M E Drag template
E
from library
S I
G
Copy & Paste
Copy
Devices
S
Function groups, functions, function blocks
CFC charts, blocks A

N
Communication channels e.g. to redundant channels
Single-line symbols
E
...
Paste
Into new device,
M
new project
Single-lines in displays
...
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Scope of operations
A
Many operations can be used on multiple levels:
Export
Project level
Import
S
Print Device level
Load settings

N
Load firmware
Editor level
E
Level depends on the selection in project tree:
Project level
Device level
1 IEM
Editor level
2 Select in
project tree
Execute
function
S
G
Import / Export
A
Device-related formats
S
I E TEAX – Open device exchange format for single/multiple device(s) (powered by TEAX)
I E DEX5 – Complete information of single device
I E DSP5 – Display pages of single device (including custom symbols)

N
E RIO – Export of settings to Omicron Test Universe
I ELCAD – topology information from ELCAD
I CFC – Continuous function chart plans from V4 (import only)
E
E CSV – All logs and protocols as comma-separated value files
E BMP, JPG – Pictures of a tripping characteristics and zone diagrams
IEC 61850 data formats
M
I E SCD – Substation Configuration Description
I E SSD - System Specification Description
I E SED – System Exchange Description
E
I E ICD / CID – IED Capability Description / Configured IED Description (ICD with communication)
I
I E IID – Instantiated IED Description
E MICS – Model Implementation Conformance Statement (Export only)
S
Protocol-related data formats
E IEC 60870-5-103 protocol settings for SICAM PAS
E DIGDNP – DNP3 protocol settings for SICAM PAS
G
Import / Export common use cases
A
Preconfigured device templates
Use DEX5 format to save and reuse whole devices as templates including
S
settings, routings, CFC logic, displays etc.
Backup
Use DEX5 format to store device regularly in backup archive and restore

N
backups after device replacement
External creation of settings/routings
E
Create new device and import TEAX file with externally created informations
Create file from DEX5 format and specify “variance” through TEAX
Export information for usage in other products
Use DEX5 format to provide information to other tools (e.g. documentation)
Sharing workload in teams
M
Work in parallel on copies of a project (one specify function settings, one
routings, one system interface settings…) and merge in one project using
E
TEAX format
S I
G
VLAN ID?
S
“Normal” User VLAN ID!

N
Report control Block? Report control Block!
? E !
LNInst? LNInst!
M
FC or DA? FC or DA!
E
Prefix and suffix? Prefix and suffix!
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IEC 61850 Expert
G
A
“Normal” User Knows the standard well
Isn‘t familiar with the
Exactly knows how he
S
standard (or the terms
wants to get things done
used there)
in IEC 61850
Doesn‘t care about details

N
Wants to have access to
Simply wants to use
all details
signals from other devices
E
Wants all the flexibility the
Wants to get commu-
standard provides
nication done quickly
Needs edition 2
M
extensions
I E
IEC 61850 Expert
The implementation of IEC 61850 edition 2 unfolds the entire
S
potential of this standard by optimally supporting your operation
needs and making handling easy.
G
A
Translation of the IEC 61850 data model’s complexity into your familiar user
language
S
Full compatibility and interoperability with edition 1 allows an integration of
existing solutions as well the usage of all features of IEC 61850 edition 2. Just

N
choose your scenario.
Flexible object modeling, flexible object address allocation and flexible
E
communication services guarantee highest interoperability and cost-effective
exchange and expansion concepts
I E M
S
G
IEC 61850 simply usable – Flexible Engineering
A
Control Center
Operator station
S
Station Unit

N
Report A Report A
E
Goose A
M
Task:
Exchange device of other
E
vendor with minimum effect
I
on the operations
S
Primary technology
G
Engineering effort by different object addressing schemes
A
Control Center
Operator station
S
Station Unit

N
Report S Report S
E
Goose S
M
E
Result:
I
High engineering- and test
effort for all communication
S
partners
Primary technology
G
Flexible IEC 61850 object addressing schemes reduce effort
A
Control Center
Operator station
S
Station Unit

N
Report A Report A
E
Goose A
M
Result:
Minimal engineering- and Protection
test and field devices
I E
effort through flexible adoption
of the object addressing
S
Primary technology
G
Content
S
Content
A

N
E
Overview of DIGSI 5
I E M
S
G
DIGSI 4 to 5
DIGSI 4
Basic
DIGSI 4
Professional
S
DIGSI 4
Professional
A

N
+ IEC 61850
M E Features
DIGSI 5
S
Compact
I E
DIGSI 5
Standard
DIGSI 5
Premium

G
DIGSI 5 - Variants overview

S A

N
Single device handling Multi device handling Multi Device handling
E
No IEC 61850 IEC 61850 Advanced IEC 61850
No Topology Single Line/Topology (Flexible Engineering)
No Test Support Test Support ELCAD Support
M
Restricted online supp. Test Sequences
Online access of data CFC Debugging
E
Free of charge for multiple devices SIGRA included
I
DIGSI 5 DIGSI 5 DIGSI 5
S
G
DIGSI 5 - License Model
DIGSI 4
S
DIGSI 5
A
Memory Stick with licenses
Needed for installation

E N
I E M
S
1 key allowed on up Buy 1, 5 or 10 licenses
to 10 computers Restricts usage to computers
G
DIGSI 5 - Choose what you need
A
Copy and use DIGSI 5 Compact
Compact on as many computers as you
S
want
Single License

Standard
E N
M
Trial Scientific/Sales*
Premium
S I E
*: Restricted by area of usage
G
DIGSI 5 - Option Packages
A
Compact

Standard
E N SIGRA
I E M SIGRA
S
Premium always
included
G
New versions of DIGSI 5 - Download for free
DIGSI 4
S
DIGSI 5
A
Customers can download for free
the update to latest DIGSI 5 from

N
www.siemens.com/energy
M E
I E
Each new version of DIGSI 4 is
S
automatically shipped to all
customers who bought DIGSI 4
Customers can order a DVD with
latest version
DIGSI 5 in company networks
Deploy the DIGSI 5 licenses on a central server
A G
Provide DIGSI 5 installation on an intranet site for installation
Use the network functionalities of the Automation License Manager to
S
push the licenses to the computers that work with DIGSI 5
or let them pull the licenses to their machine

N
Keep track of who took a license or gave it back using the protocol
functionality of the Automation License Manager.
M E
S I E
G
Content
S
Content
A

N
E
Overview of DIGSI 5
I E M
S
Overview of DIGSI 5
G
Visually define your primary topology in single lines
A
Define your topology
Import an ELCAD or SCD file
Use templates/elements
S
Tailor functionality of protection
devices to fit your needs
Set basic data on the primary

N
equipment
Easy and intuitive graphical linkage
E
of the device with the primary plant
Automatically create display pictures
I E M
S
Integrated and consistent engineering for system and device
from single line diagram up to device parameterization
Overview of DIGSI 5
G
Take over the device configuration into DIGSI 5
A
DIGSI 5 recognizes the
Order Code
individual configuration through
S
product code
Graphical representation of

N
front and back
Order Configurator
Add new communication
E
modules and terminals
Specify communication
protocols for each port
M
Give IOs, LEDs and F-Keys
E
user defined labels
S I
Overview of DIGSI 5
G
Intuitive Routing and allocation
A
Better overview by two
separated matrixes for:
S
Information routing
Communication mapping

N
Powerful filtering and profiles
reduce show information as
E
needed
Show condensed or long
version of all columns you
M
need
Multi-Operation as in Excel
E
Use signals of other devices
I
via IEC 61850 as simple as
S
local signals
Overview of DIGSI 5
G
Ensure plant safety with visual function chart (CFC) logic
A
IEC 61131 compliant function
blocks (CFC)
S
Intuitive guidance to find the right
priority level for your chart

N
Directly use signals without
„marking“ them first in the matrix
E
Use signals of other devices via
IEC 61850 as simple as local
signals
M
Reuse charts and groups of
blocks in other projects
E
Import DIGSI 4 charts
I
Offline tracing and analysis of
function charts using Test
S
Sequences
Overview of DIGSI 5
G
Setting the parameters of the device
A
Simple and consistent editing
of settings
S
Display a settings group for
comparison and see differ-
ences – sync the settings if

N
you like
E
Easily find and change
inconsistent settings
Change settings online
M
without device reset
E
Visual display of tripping
I
characteristics and zones
S
Overview of DIGSI 5
G
DIGSI 5 test suite for commissioning support
A
Integrated Test Suite adopted to
commissioning workflow
Start with test of physical connections
S
Test communication and analyze
communication channels through
detailed diagnostic views

N
Functional testing
Stimulate inputs for testing
E
Use external test equipment
Create test sequences and replay them
in the device without the need of
expensive external equipment
M
Always keep track of your process data and
indications and store important snapshots for
later analysis in your offline parameterization
S I E
A G
NS
M E
E
SIPROTEC 5 /
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Training Objective

How the control function is designed in SIPROTEC 5
A G
S
To understand the basic principles for user defined functions
Where the differences are compared to SIPROTEC 4

N
How to use DIGSI 5 for these purposes
How the SIPROTEC 5 devices work in a Substation Automation
E
Environment
I E M
S
Content
Content
A G
S
Introduction

N
E
M
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Introduction
A G
S
Device architecture is based on IEC 61850 model
IEC 61850 is „the“ substation automation protocol

N
Goals:
E
Full integration of protection and substation automation
Full support of IEC 61850 edition 2
M
Satisfy customers with high level IEC 61850 requirements
(„flexible engineering“)
I E
Less engineering effort for standard engineering tasks
Do not bother customers with IEC 61850 details if they don´t need it
S
Content
Content
A G
S Introduction

N
E
M
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Structure of control function
A G
Parameter: (settings)

N
Output time
Chatter blocking Parameter:
E
Interlocking Conditions
(engineered in CFC)
I E M
S
Evaluation of:
Parameter (settings): Switching authority (local/remote)
Command type, Switching mode (interlocked/uninterlocked)
SW-Filter time, Interlocking conditions
Feedback monitoring time, Double operation blocking
SBO timeout Blocking by protection
Content
Content
A G
S Introduction

N
E
M
S I
G
Example 1: Circuit Breaker
A
Representation of CB in routing matrix
S XCBR

E N CSWI
E M
CILO
S I
New: Circuit Breaker includes protection function blocks
G
Example 2: Disconnector
S A

N
CSWI
M E CILO
E
XSWI
S I
Engineering – Basic Definitions
Function Blocks
Signals
Settings
Properties
A G
S
Function
Group

E N Function
Block
I E M
S
Signal

Representation of Control Structur in DIGSI 5
G
S A
Possibility for external aquisition
blocking („Knebelschalter“)

N
Physical position as connected to
E
binary inputs and outputs of device
For use in interlocking conditions
M
Control Command for CB
E
Select logging options (for example
I
event log)
For transmission to system interface
S
Use these signals for outputs of
interlocking CFC plans

G
Position
S A

E N Connect to binary inputs
M
Use this information in interlocking
CFC plans or to connect to LEDs
I E
Connect to binary inputs
S
Single Line and Topology View
A G
S

E N
I E M
S
Topology tree is
read-only in step 1

Content
Content
A G
S Introduction

N
E
M
S I E
Main Differences to SIPROTEC 4
A G
S
„Automatic“ GOOSE configuration
Protection and Control use the same Circuit Breaker model

N
Single Line Editor for system view
Topology Tree (read-only in first release)
E
Supports IEC61850 Edition 2
More details of IEC 61850 usable
I E M
S
Content
Content
A G
S Introduction

N
E
M
S I E
Signal Types (1/2)
G
What do I have to do if I need a….
A
Information type SPS (Single Point Status)

Protocol text or „transient indication“ (Wischermeldung) is a
S
setting
No differentiation external / internal signal

N
E
Circuit breaker or disconnect switch „status only“
M
Communication)
Binary Counter Reading BCR
I E
S
Communication)
Function Group / Block „Transformer Tap Changer“

Signal Types (2/2)
A G
S

N
Circuit breaker or disconnector switch „status only“
M E
Circuit breaker or disconnector switch
I E
Measured Value (result of CFC / GOOSE-Communication)
S
Contained in every function group „line“ (Wp+, Wq+, Wp-,
Wq-)metered value
Pulse

G
S A

N
User defined Function block for
grouping of information
E
Command with Single Feedback
Routing of single feedback to
M
binary input
I E
Command with Double Feedback
S
Routing of double feedback to
binary inputs

G
S A

N
Routing of command output to relays
E
Same options for both types!
Off: Set relay when command is „off“
On: Set relay when command is „on“
Cc: Common contact; set relay when
M
command is „off“ or „on“
BF: Busy Flag; set relay when
command is „off“ or „on“, starting
E
with „select“ and ending with end
I
of feedback monitoring time
S
All routings are allowed to be
multiple.

Content
Content
A G
S Introduction

N
E
M
Presentation with DIGSI 5
S I E
What will be shown in DIGSI 5?
Select Single Line Template
A G
S
Create circuit breaker and disconnect switch objects in the device
Connect switches and CTs / VTs in Single Line to device objects

N
Engineering of breaker and disconnect switch:
Connect to BI / BO
E
Create interlocking logic in CFC
Route position information to event log
Create Display Page from Single Line Editor picture
I E M
Use GOOSE messages for interlocking
Show complete settings and properties of switches (for example chatter
blocking, filter times)
S
Create new single point / double point indications

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NS
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SIPROTEC 5 /
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Content
Content
A G
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Order Configurator

N
DIGSI Handling
M E
S I
SIPROTEC 5
G
Order Configurator
S A

E N
I E M
S
Select SIPROTEC 5
SIPROTEC 5
G
Order Configurator
S A

E N
I E M
S
Press Configure
SIPROTEC 5
G
Order Configurator
S A

E N
I E M
S
Select Function extension

SIPROTEC 5
G
Order Configurator
S A

E N
I E M
S
Fill in the device type, serial number, function point class and additional changes. Then select
the required mode of dispatch.

SIPROTEC 5
G
Order Configurator
S A

E N
I E M
S
After ordering this configuration you will get a file called *.daf.
Content
Content
A G
S
Order Configurator

N
DIGSI Handling
M E
S I
SIPROTEC 5
G
S A

E N
I E M
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Online help: Loading device functionality into
the SIPROTEC 5 device
The *.daf file is load into the device via DIGSI 5

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Learn more about our
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A sustainable Competence Development Program
Efficiently gaining knowledge

What does the “Curriculum” consist of?
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E
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■ The possibility to apply & be certified
in 3 different qualification levels
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Advanced
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■ Per Qualification Level: series of
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Curricula consist of 3 qualification levels
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Benefits of Competence Development Program
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SICAM www.sicam.de
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Content
Content
A G
S

N
E
M
Working online
E
I
Load the firmware
S
G
Set the IP address
A
Open the editor by
double clicking on
S
“Devices and networks”
in the project tree

N
The back view of the
devices with all interfaces
E
is visible in the “Device
view”
After selecting the
M
interface in the device
view, the IP address
E
can be set
S I
G
Network topology
A
The devices can be
added to one or more
S
subnets in the “Network
view”

N
Click on the correct
interface and add a
E
subnet
The interfaces of the
other devices can then
be connected to the
M
same subnet
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Content
Content
A G
S

N
E
Working online
M
S I
E Load the firmware

G
Why do we have to initialize?
S A
The device has to be
initialized via the USB
interface, if you want to

N
download parameters
into the device for the
E
first time
The online device
receives its IP address
M
The offline configuration
in the project receives
E
the serial number (BM
I
number) of the
SIPROTEC relay
S
Content
Content
A G
S

N
E
M
Working online
E
I
Load the firmware
S
G
Two ways to connect
ORA
OR
S

E N
direct connection from Plug & Play
offline parameter set
M
Try to reach a device Find all devices in
E
through USB or the subnet
I
Ethernet using given
communication
S
settings

G
Direct connection – Select the IP address
S A
If the device has been
initialized already, you
can connect directly to

N
the device
Select the IP address
E
that shall be used to
connect to the device
I E M
S
G
Direct connection
S A
Direct connection to a
SIPROTEC device from
Right-click on the device
and select “Connect to

N
device”
A warning will appear, if
E
the serial number of the
online device and the
differs
If the device is not
M
already available in the
Lifelist (Online access),
E
it will appear under
“Other accessible
I
devices”
S
G
Lifelist
S A
The lifelist contains all
available online devices
See directly through
which interface the

N
devices are connected
M E
S I E
G
Plug & Play – Find the devices
S A
If the project does not
already contain the
device, DIGSI 5 can

N
search it for you
Select the network
E
interface that is
connected to the device
and click on „Update
M
accessible devices“
All online devices within
E
the local network will
I
appear in the lifelist
S
G
Retrieve device data
S A
Retrieve the device data in
two steps:
1) Basic device information
also suitable for slow
connections

N
2) Complete process data
Logs
Records
E
Expert
configuration
…
I E M
S
G
Plug & Play – Copy a device to the project
S A
A connected device can
directly be copied to a
project

N
Get the device data on
site without having the
E
original project
The online device can
be copied to the project
M
even if the configuration
already exists
S I E
G
Plug & Play – Update an existing offline configuration
S A
An existing offline
updated with the
configuration of the

N
online device
Always keep your
project up-to-date
M E
S I E
G
Plug & Play – Create an empty offline configuration
S A
An empty offline
added to the project
The new configuration

N
has the same order
code as the online
device
E
The application
template can be chosen
independently of the
M
original online device
S I E
Exercise
1. Set the IP-address of the interface J
A G
S
2. Initialize the device

E N
3. Connect to the device
4. Retrieve the process data
I E M 5. Add an online device to your project through

plug & play
S
Content
Content
A G
S

N
E
Working online
Load the firmware
S
Working online
G
Process data
S A
Receive the process
data directly from your

N
The connection to the
online device will be
E
initiated directly
After the process data
has been downloaded,
M
the connection will be
disconnected
E
automatically
S I
Working online
G
Process data
S A
Get the complete
process data at once
OR

N
Download individual
process data:
E
Logs
Records
Indication snapshots
Measurement
M
snapshots
S I E
Working online
G
Online connection
S A
An online connection is
identified by:
• orange bar

N
• “magic eye“
• connection icon
M E
S I E
Working online
G
Online Device
S A
Device information
Logs
Records

N
Indications
Measurements
E
Test Suite
Safety & Security
I E M
S
Working online
G
Device Information
S A
General device
information:
Name
Relay type (e.g. 7SL87)

N
Serial number
Configuration version
Product code
E
The device mode can be
changed:
Commissioning
M
Process
Simulation
S I E
Working online
G
Device Information – Time Information
S A
Information regarding
time synchronization
Device time can be set

N
manually
M E
S I E
Working online
G
Device Information – Hardware Information
S A
General hardware
information
Information of each

N
hardware module
Information of each
E
I E M
S
Working online
G
Logs
S A
Operational log
Fault log
Setting-history log

N
2 User-defined logs
E
All log entries can be
deleted
M
Logs can be saved to a
E
file (e.g. csv)
S I
Working online
G
Logs
S A
Set the time reference
Sort the log entries
according to:

N
Time
Name
E
Value
Number
Quality
M
…
S I E
Working online
G
Records
S A
Find all fault records
Export the fault records

N
Save an overview of the
E
fault records to a file
Create test fault
M
records
S I E
Working online
G
Indications
S A
Indications are updated
continuously

N
Indications can be
saved as snapshots in
E
the offline configuration.
Indications can be
M
cleared
E
Save indications to a
I
file
S
Working online
G
Measurement Values
S A
Measurement values of
each function group
e.g. - Line
- Circuit Breaker

N
Operational values
Fundamentals
E
Symmetrical components
Min/Max values
Energy values
Statistics
User-defined values
I E M
S
Working online
G
Measurement Values
S A
Measurement
Snapshots are saved in

N
Change between
primary, secondary and
E
percentage values
Save snapshots to a file
(e.g. csv)
I E M
S
Working online
G
Test Suite
S A
Verify the wiring
Diagnostic tools for the
Monitoring of analog

N
inputs
Test the control
functions
E
Test the circuit breaker
Check the correct
behavior of the
M
protection functions
Test your
communication
S I E
Working online
G
Safety & Security
S A
Safety
Confirmation IDs for
different safety-relevant
device operations

N
Security
Password for a secure
E
DIGSI connection
(NERC compliant)
Passwords and
M
changed individually for
each device
E
Passwords and
I
reset
S
Working online
G
S A
Information routing
Communication
mapping

N
Settings
FGs (e.g.
E
Line 1)
Power
System
Recording
M
Device settings
Time settings
E
Function charts (CFC)
S I
Working online
G
S A
Choose the setting
group you want to
change
Click on “Edit Settings”

N
Change the settings
E
Load the changes to
them
M
Settings of two different
setting groups can be
E
compared
S I
Working online
G
S A
Change the settings
in the matrix

N
Load the changes to
E
them
I E M
S
Working online
G
Upgrade device functionality
S A
Additional
functionality can be
ordered subsequently

N
Add more function
points to the device
Add significant
E
features (e.g.
additional ends for a
7SD)
M
You will receive a
E
daf-file that contains
I
the changes
This daf-file can be
S
imported into the
online device

Working online
G
Disconnect
S A
To disconnect, right-
click on the online
device and select

N
“Disconnect device”
M E
S I E
Exercise
A G
S
1. Check the measurement values and save

N
a „snapshot“
E
2. Check the log files
M
3. Change the settings in your online device
S I E
Content
Content
A G
S

N
E
Working online
Load the firmware
S
Load configuration
G
S A
one device

N
numerous devices:
E
will be listed
M
If a device is not
E
I
continue with the
next
S
one

Load configuration
G
S A
Select the device(s)
Load the configuration

E N
I E M
S
Content
Content
A G
S

N
E
Working online
E M
I
Load the firmware
S
Load the firmware
G
S A
Load the firmware into
numerous devices:

N
will be listed
E
If a device is not
M
continue with the
next
E
one
S I
Load the firmware
G
S A
Choose which relay(s)
you want to update
Set the firmware

N
version
Load the firmware
M E
S I E
Load the firmware
G
Expert view
S A
It is not necessary to
load the complete
firmware

Particular parts of the
N
firmware can be
selected:
E
Mainboard firmware
Boot system of a
communication
M
interface
…
E
Mark the project and
I
click on „Online“ ->
„Expert view“
S
Select the required
parts and load the
firmware

Exercise
A
1. Transmit the changed configuration into one
device G
S

N
2. Load the complete firmware into two different
devices
M E
S I E
A G
NS
M E
I E
SIPROTEC 5 /
S
Learning Target
You will learn…

Learn how to configure a SIPROTEC 5 device
A G
S
Learn how to work with the editors needed for configuration
Get familiar with the workflow of the editors

E N
I E M
S
G
Content
S
Content
A

N
E
Configuring devices
M
Adjust settings
Route information
I E
S
G
Installing DIGSI 5
A
There is one installation routine for all
DIGSI 5 editions and languages
The functionality available does not depend on
S
what you install
But it depends on the license key you specify later

E N
M
Upgrading to a more feature-rich DIGSI 5 edition just means
providing a new license key
S I
E 10 DIGSI 5 - Configure
G
Installing DIGSI 5
A
Run setup.exe from the DIGSI 5 setup
S
You can choose the language of the installation

E N
I E M
S
Setup installs all available languages of DIGSI 5
G
Installing DIGSI 5
A
Choose location where to install DIGSI 5

E N
I E M
S
G
Three ways of starting DIGSI 5
OR OR
S A
OR

N
Choose in Start menu: (Double) Click on (Double) Click on a
E
DIGSI 5.exe: DIGSI 5 project:
Siemens Energy
M
DIGSI 5 V1.00
DIGSI 5 V1.00
E
DIGSI 5.exe Myproject.d5v1
S I
G
Starting DIGSI 5...
S A

E N
I E M
S
G
Installing your license(s)
S A
After starting DIGSI
5 you have the
choice

N
Run DIGSI 5 as
Compact edition
E
Install a license
for DIGSI 5
M
Standard or
Premium
E
Start DIGSI 5 in
I
Trial mode
S
G
Installing your license(s) using license manager
A
Install license(s)
S
From USB-stick
From other computers

N
You can store multiple
E
licenses on your computer
and
Move them to other
M
machines on the
E
network
I
Let other machines
grab them from that
S
machine
G
DIGSI Device Drivers
S A

E N
DIGSI 5 device drivers and firmware updates are all packaged
M
in so called
I E
„DIGSI device drivers (DDD)“
S
Container for transport of all loadable components to the user.
Excursion
G
How to read DDD names
A
Example:
7SA85 FW-V01.02 CFG-V01.01 DDD-V01.00
S
Device type Firmware Configuration DDD version

N
version version (continuous counter incr.
when FW or CFG changes)
E
Definition of version:
Vvv.xy
Major Release
I
Minor Release
E M
S
Maintenance Release
G
Importing device drivers
A
Import the device drivers you need: Tools Import device drivers
S
1SIEM 2
E N
G
Create or open a project
A
Create project using:
S
File New

N
Or open an existing one
File Open
E
Or choose one of the
previously opened projects
I E M
S
G
Content
S
Content
A

N
E
Configuring devices
M
Adjust settings
Route information
I E
S
G
Three ways of creating single-lines
OR OR OR
S A

N
Import from file: Use templates from Build it yourself using
E
library: The symbol library:
ELCAD files
M
From Topologies
TEAX
E
SCD, SSD
S I
G
Switching between standards
IEC
S
ANSI

akV bV
OR
E N akV bV
?
M
3 3 3 3
E
Choose Options Settings and select the “DIGSI” page to toggle standard
I
The standard can be even changed on existing single-line diagrams
S
Select standard before creating display pages from single lines
G
A
Start single-line editor with
S
double click on „Single-line
configuration“ in project
tree.

N
E
I E M Drag template
S
From library
G
A
S

N
existing busbars
M E
Drag template
From library
S I E
G
A
S

N
existing busbars
M E
S I E
G
S A
Drag and drop elements
Elements get automatically

connected if dropped close
N
to bottom of other element
E
Rename elements
M
Drag element
From library
S I E
G
A
Bays are created
S
automatically
When dropping in existing

bay it gets extended,
N
otherwise a new bay is
E
created
Manually connect
elements by selecting one
M
connection point and
dragging to other
E
Drag element
I
From library
S
G
Set basic primary equipment data
A
Select primary equipment
S
like voltage and current
transformers in SLE

Set their basic settings
N
(e.g. ratios) in their
E
properties
After you added and
connected a device you
M
can take over those
settings to all connected
E
device (more details
I
coming in some slides)
S
G
Add new device
OR
Create device by product code:
S
OR
A
Use Devices & Networks editor:

Choose Add new device in
N
Choose device in library
project tree Drag and drop Application
E
Specify short or long product template from library to editor
code
Choose Application template
M
that fits best
I E
In Devices & Networks editor (device view)
Add front panels
S
Add communication modules
G
Add new device using product code
A
Add new device by clicking
„Add new device“ in project
tree.
S
Copy product code (long or
short) from the order

N
configurator or device label
If short product code is not
E
recognized DIGSI 5 tries to
update list of short product
codes from the internet
M
Significant features of your
E
device are displays
I
Select application template
that fits best your needs
S
(you can later add and
remove functionality as
needed)

A G
S
Interface of FG

N
U4
QAmm
I1 FG Line FG CB
E
T1.1 I2 MP
I - 3 ph 51 51 N 50
U -3 ph S 1
U-3 ph S 2
T1.2 I4
M
U1 I - 3 ph
MP U - 3 ph 21
T5 U2 VT-3ph 1
U3 IF IF
E
SOTF
FL
I
to
I - parl
87 BI CB QA
Ctrl CB
S
FG PDI BO
G
A
Connect the physical current and voltage terminals with the
logical measuring points in the Measuring-point routing
S
editor.
Interface of FG

N
U4
QAmm
E
I1 FG Line FG CB
T1.1 I2 MP
I - 3 ph 51 51 N 50
U-3 ph S 1
U-3 ph S 2
T1.2 I4
U1 I- 3 ph
MP U - 3 ph 21
T5 U2 VT-3ph 1
M
U3 IF IF
SOTF FL
to
I - parl
CB QA
E
87 BI
Ctrl CB
FG PDI BO
I
Connect measuring-points to function groups and
S
functions groups underneath each other in the
Function-group connections editor.
G
A
You can connect measuring points to function
groups in two ways
S
In function-group connections editor
In Single-line configuration editor

E N
I E M
S
G
Define the functionality of the device
A
To add functionality drag
function groups, functions
S
and function blocks from
library to device in SLE
(or to project tree)

N
Or copy existing
E
(parameterized) elements
and paste them
Rename elements
M
Drag FG, FN, FB
from library Select elements and delete
them if not needed
E
(context menu)
I
Tips:
S
Change setting in
properties of elements
Add comments
G
Primary equipment connections
Connect the primary equipment with measuring points in
S
the Single-line configuration editor
A

N
E
Interface of FG
U4
QAmm
I1 FG Line FG CB
M
T1.1 I2 MP
I - 3 ph 51 51 N 50
U-3 ph S 1
U-3 ph S 2
T1.2 I4
E
U1 I- 3 ph
MP U - 3 ph 21
T5 U2 VT-3ph 1
IF
I
U3 IF
SOTF FL
to
I - parl
87 BI CB QA
S
Ctrl CB
FG PDI BO
G
Connect device and primary equipment
A
Connect voltage and
S
current transformers to
function groups in devices

Connect Trip signal of
N
switching groups to
E
switching equipment in
bay, e.g. to visually
indicate which CB is
operated
M
Manually shift connections
E
if the automatic layout is
I
not sufficient
S
G
Synchronize primary settings with device
A
If you have specified the
S
primary equipment settings
before, then you want to
synchronize them now with

N
the connected devices
Select a device to synchronize
E
Hit “Synchronize” button to
update device settings with
the settings of the primary
M
equipment.
This is a manual process to
E
avoid accidental overriding of
I
settings.
Therefore inconsistencies will
S
be shown by a red border of
the bay if one side changes
G
Using the topology view
A
Switch to Topology tree
S
view using the tab selector
See and check the

connections between
N
function groups and
E
primary equipment
Change names for primary
equipment, also für sub
M
station and voltage level
Add and review comments
S I E
G
Content
S
Content
A

N
E
Configuring devices
M
Adjust settings
Route information
I E
S
Configuring devices
G
A
Start Devices & Networks
S
editor with double click on
„Devices & Networks“ in
project tree.

N
You can also directly open
E
the Device view by double
clicking on „Hardware &
Protocols“ under a device
M
E
hardware extensions
S I
Configuring devices
G
A
S
hardware extensions

Drag and drop devices
N
from Hardware catalog to
E
editor
Select appropriate
application template
M
in the automatically
shown dialog
E
Drag device
from Hardware
I
catalog
S
Configuring devices
G
A
Switch to Device view
S
by either double
clicking on a device in

Network view
N
Or by changing the
E
view selector to
„Device view“ and
selecting a device in
M
the toolbar
S I E
Configuring devices
G
A
Selecting elements in the
S
Hardware catalog shows
details in the window in the
lower right-hand corner

E N
I E M
S
Configuring devices
G
Modify hardware in Device view
A
Add/Modify
S
Current terminals
Communication

N
modules
Front panels
E
To do so
Double click on
hardware extension
M
Drag elements
from Hardware places them in first
catalog
E
available slot
I
Drag & Drop elements
from Hardware catalog
S
to empty slot
Configuring devices
G
Modify hardware and specify settings in Device view
A
By selecting a hardware
element (terminal block,
S
communication
module/port, front panel…
you can specify settings

N
Select module and specify
E
settings and labels for
binary IO
Select terminal block and
M
Select front panel and
E
I
for LEDs and F-Keys
S
Select communication port
to specify protocols and
protocol settings
Configuring devices
G
Specify communication settings
A
S

set the properties on page
N
“Ethernet addresses”:
E
IP adress
Subnet connection
Create new subnet
M
…
S I E
Configuring devices
G
Specify communication protocol
A
S

set the protocols supported
N
channel by channel on
E
page “Channel x settings”:
Network protocols
Communication
M
protocols
Settings of the
E
protocols on subpages
S I
Configuring devices
G
Add devices to subnets visually
A
As mentioned: In the
properties of each
S
communication port one
can set the subnet the
device is connected to

N
But: You can also do it
E
visually
by connecting the ports
to an existing network
M
By connection ports of
multiple devices to
E
create a new subnet
I
Specify a meaningful
S
subnet name
See properties of subnet
for a bandwidth estimation.
Configuring devices
G
Device information – “the business card of the device”
A
Bild von DI -> Erste seite
Basic information about the
S
device
Type
Serial number of

N
connected online device
Possibility to upgrade device
E
parameter set
If your device has several
Ethernet interfaces you need
M
to specify which one is used
for connecting with DIGSI 5.
E
(see DIGSI 5: Details -
I
Prepare and establish
connection to the device(s)
S
Select language of the device
display
Configuring devices
G
Device information - Resource consumption
A
Overview over vital
resources used in the
S
device
Processor load: If too
many elements are

N
added that can’t be
handled by the device
E
a list of categories
helps reducing load
M
Used and available
function points
E
Used CFC ticks and
I
critical block types
Use “Refresh” button to
S
update display when
keeping editor open
G
Content
S
Content
A

N
E
Configuring devices
M
Adjust settings
Route information
I E
S
Adjust Settings
G
Navigate to settings and extend functionality
A
Open Settings editor by
S
selecting a function in
project tree and double
click on that

N
Navigate through functions
E
using toolbar buttons
You can easily add function
M
blocks of same type using
buttons
E
Delete stages using
I
buttons if they are not fixed
part of the default
S
configuration
Adjust Settings
G
Change settings
A
Select setting group for
change
Available, if multiple
S
setting groups exist
Change settings

N
Invalid settings are
displayed with red
E
background
Check tooltips for valid
ranges
M
Use arrows beneath
E
input field to change
I
value to next valid one
Some settings don‘t belong
S
to all setting groups. They
are indicated by icon
Adjust Settings
G
Identify settings by unique number
A
Turn unique setting
S
numbers on e.g. to easier
communication with
colleagues

E N
I E M
S
Adjust Settings
G
Compare setting groups
A
To compare two settings
S
group just select the
comparison group

Compare values
N
Differences are
E
indicated by icon
I E M
S
Adjust Settings
G
Synchronize setting groups
A
Select a function block by
S
clicking into gray area
Choose „Synchronize“

N
This copies setting values
of the function block from
E
the comparison group to
setting group for change
I E M
S
Adjust Settings
G
Check diagrams that visualize settings
A
Many setting groups
contain graphical
representation of stages
S
and tripping characteristics
Diagram automatically

N
adjusts to setting changes
E
Select stages to be shown
in key of diagram
Zoom in and out
M
Use mouse cursor in the
diagram to get the values
E
at certain points
I
Save picture of diagram or
copy to clipboard for usage
S
in documentation tools
Print directly from editor
Adjust Settings
G
Setting group handling
A
Open Settings > Device
Settings in project tree
S
Or directly jump from
settings editor using the
toolbar buttons:

E N Change number of setting
groups
Copy settings of a setting
M
group to another one
Change active setting
E
group
I
Choose setting group
S
Choose selection
criterion
Change edit mode
Adjust Settings
G
Change settings wherever you see function blocks
A
You can also change
S
settings wherever you see
functions

E.g. in Single-line
N
configuration
E
Select function block
Open Properties area
I E M
S
G
Content
S
Content
A

N
E
Configuring devices
M
Adjust settings
Route information
I E
S
Route information
G
Different tasks – different editors
A
DIGSI 4
„Masking I/O“
(Configuration
S
matrix)

E N
I E M
S
Information routing Communication mapping
All routings (except to protocols) All mappings to protocols
Route information
G
Information routing Editor
A
Open Information
routing Editor by double
S
clicking on „Information
routing“ in project tree

N
Editor is best viewed in
“Maximize mode”
E
Rows display signals
and cols possible
M
routing sources and
destinations.
E
Stars indicate that
I
collapsed rows contain
S
data
Right click on cell to
show possible values
Route information
G
Short and long display mode
S A
Double clicking on a
column header toggles
between short and long

N
column mode
Choose per column
E
what column mode to
use
M
Use toolbar buttons to
toggle all columns
E
Short display mode
I
group e.g. all BIs
S
Long: “U”
Short: “U3, L5”
Route information
G
Manage information overload
A
Showing everything means
S
a lot to read
Use scenario based filters

by selecting appropriate
N
view in drop down list in
E
toolbar
Use column filters to
restrict displayed infor-
M
mation
Show only signals
E
containing “Pickup”
I
Show only signals
routed to LED 1
S
Show only signals
routed to any BI
Excursion
G
Filtering in grids
A
Filter column by selecting an existing Choose (Custom) for complex filters:
value: (does not) equal
S
(does not) begin/end with
(does not) contain

E N
I E M
Remove all filters at once
S This filtering functionalities are available in all grids
Route information
G
Adding new signals and other functionality
S A
Drag & drop from
Libraries to hierarchy in
Information routing

N
FG, FN, FB
User-defined
E
function block
New signals in
M
function blocks
S I E
Route information
G
Rename “everything”
S A
Rename all FG,FN,FB
as well as signals
Regardless if system- or

N
user defined ones
Rename in tree
E
Or rename in properties
Here you see also
M
the original name
E
Elements used in
I
IEC 61850 have an
additional name and
S
path
Route information
G
Comment “everything”
S A
Inspection remarks
What needs to be done
When to review or

N
inspect next time
E
Not only in Information
routing but in all editors
and for all elements:
M
Add comments to
each element in
E
Properties tab >
I
User Information
S
Those comments are
saved and exported
to TEAX
Route information
G
Change settings quickly
S A
Select function blocks
(like stages)
Settings are displayed

N
in properties page
“Settings”
E
Only for active setting
group and selected edit
M
mode (prim, sec. %)
Change in device
E
information
S I
Route information
G
Change hardware settings of I/O in Information routing
A
Select columns of LEDs,
S
BI, BO, K-Keys
Change settings like

color, user label … in
N
properties page
E
“Settings”
Only works in long
column mode
M
Observe tooltip of BIs,
BOs, LEDs…
E
They contain location
I
information
S
User defined labels
(check excursion)
Excursion
G
User labels makes it easy to find the right things
A
In Hardware & Protocols editor: Select housing
Specify user labels for
S
LEDs
Function keys

Binary inputs
N
Binary outputs
E
Current and
voltage terminals
Also available are other
M
hardware related settings
LED color
E
Threshold of BIs
S I
All editors working with those elements display user comments
Route information
G
Reuse
Copy and paste
A
Function groups, functions, function blocks, signals
Selected areas in grid to other place in grid
S
Selected columns in grid to other columns
Selected rows, full grid or selected areas of grid to Excel

E N
I E M
S
G
Content
S
Content
A

N
E
Configuring devices
M
Adjust settings
Route information
I E
S
Create Display pictures
G
A
Add new chart by double
S
clicking on „Add new chart“
underneath „Function
charts“ in project tree.

E N
I E M
S
G
A
Select a name for the chart
S
Select the CFC task
A detailed explanation

N
helps you to select the
right task.
M E
S I E
G
Overcoming the great void of charts
A
CFC charts are compatible
S
to IEC 61131
Conversion between

simple data types happen
N
automatically
E
This simplifies charts a
lot
I E M
S
G
Add content to your function chart
OR ORA
S

N
Reuse charts or blocks: Build it yourself using the block
E
library:
Import charts from DIGSI 4
Copy charts from other
M
devices and projects in DIGSI 5
E
I
paste (keeps connections)
S
G
Manually add and connect function blocks
A
S
to editor

N
Connect blocks by clicking
on port and drag to other
E
port
Add constants by selecting
input and typing value
M
E
Drag element
paste
I
From library
includes connections
S
G
A
S
task card

inputs / outputs
N
E
task card to filter for your
M
(MV)“)
Drag signal to input or output Choose if you want to see
E
signals as well-known
I
margins or „flags“
S
G
Extendable blocks
A
Some blocks show a green
S
triangle on bottom
Those can be extended by

the number of inputs
N
Open properties of the
E
block
Choose page “I/Os”
Enable display of
M
additional inputs
S I E
G
Control flow
S A
Get a good overview over
all connections between
blocks

N
Change static values of the
inputs easily
E
Add new blocks here as
well
Connect inputs by with
M
signals from the Signal
task card via drag & drop
I E
See tracing values while
CFC Tracing and Watching
S
is activated in a table form
G
Resource consumption of function charts
A
Open Device information
S
by double clicking on
„Device information“ in
project tree.

N
Select tab „Resource
E
consumption“
Validate resource
consumption of function
M
charts
When a limit is exceeded
E
then an inconsistency
I
warning indicates that
Hit refresh when keeping
S
editor open and updated
list shall be provided
G
Content
S
Content
A

N
E
Configuring devices
M
Adjust parameters
Route information
I E
S
G
Three ways of creating pages
OR OR SOR A

N
Create from singe-line: Use existing ones: Build it yourself using
E
the symbol library:
Select bay or Import from file
M
device and create Use the ones in
displays application templ.
E
Copy elements and Copy from other
I
paste in displays device
S
G
The manual approach
A
Choose desired symbol
standard (ANSI or IEC) at
S
Options Set Standard

N
to editor
E
Draw lines between
elements by clicking on
port and drag to other port
M
Add texts with text tool in
E
Drag element
toolbar
I
From library
Add measured values or
dynamic texts with tool in
S
toolbar
Rotate elements as
needed
G
Display page properties
A
Reorder pages by
S
drag&drop in project tree
order shown in DIGSI 5

will same as in device
N
Select default page in
E
properties
Change name in headline,
properties or project tree
I E M
S
G
A
Elements with (no) signals
S
assigned are indicated in
different colors

N
task card
E
symbols or measured
value fields
M
Drag signal to input or output task card to filter for your
E
I
(MV)“)
S
G
A
If you have IEC 61850
S
enabled you can drag
signals of other devices in
the same subnet from

N
library to symbols or
measured value fields
E
GOOSE connections are
created automatically
M
Drag single or double point
Drag signal to input or output indications or measured
E
values on an empty place
I
in display to create
dynamic text fields
S
automatically
G
Default controllable symbol
A
All display pages are
S
control pages
Select default element in

properties of symbol
N
Will be selected by
E
default if hitting control
key on device
I E M
S
G
Create custom symbol
A
Create new symbol using
S
tool from toolbar

E N
I E M
S
G
Symbol editor: Create new symbol
A
Choose width and height
Choose static or dynamic
S
symbol
Select default state

N
Add or move red bullets
who indicate ports for
E
connections
Draw symbol using the
provided drawing tools
M
Closed shapes can be
filled
I E
Move or resize parts using
the mouse cursor tool
S
Hit OK on bottom to take
over symbol to display
G
Symbol editor: Reuse symbols
A
Drag & Drop symbol from
S
library to that as starting
point

Symbol in library is not
N
changed
E
Select parts or full symbol
in one state and copy to
other states
I E M
S
G
Fault display editor
A
Specify information
S
displayed on device
display in case of faults

Choose for each line what
N
information to display
E
Select the circuit breaker
to show the fault displays
for
I E M
S
G
Content
S
Content
A

N
E
Configuring devices
M
Adjust parameters
Route information
I E
S
G
Measuring-point routing
A
All measuring points
S
coming by application
templates are ready for
use

N
Add new measuring points
E
(1 or 3 phase)
Added measuring points
M
physical terminals
E
I
function group
S
Connect interfaces
G
Application templates:
Measuring points are pre-connected
S
Line 1

N
VT 3-phase 1 Voltage 3-phase
with function group interfaces. CT 3-phase 1 Line Current 3-phrase
E
New function groups added from the
library:
M
Circuit Breaker 1
The connection between measuring <none> Voltage 3-phase
E
<none> Current 3-phase
points and function group interfaces <none>
I
Voltage 1-phase
needs to be defined by the user.
S
G
A
All Function groups coming
by application templates
are ready for use
S
Added Function groups

N
Measuring points
E
Circuit-breaker groups
Other function groups
Protection function
M
groups
I E
S
function group
Connect interfaces
G
A
These connections (measuring point / function group interface) are shown in
Single-line configurations editor
S
Function group connections editor

Line 1 Circuit Breaker 1
N
VT 3-phase 1 Voltage 3-phase VT 3-phase 1 Voltage 3-phase
CT 3-phase 1 Line Current 3-phase CT 3-phase 1 Current 3-phase
E
<none> Voltage 1-phase
I E M
S
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NS
M E
E
SIPROTEC 5 /
I
S
08 Documentation
G
Content
S
Content
A
Documentation Overview

Documents for Line Protection
E
Devices
Contents of System Catalog
M
Contents of Device Manuals
Document front cover
S I E
08 Documentation
G
SIPROTEC 5 Documentation Overview
A
Marketing Sales Manuals Others
S
SIPROTEC 5
Communication
Protocols
Manuals

E
Device SIPROTEC 5
Manuals Operating
Manual
I E M SIPROTEC 5
Engineering
S
guide
ed
plann
08 Documentation
G
SIPROTEC 5 Line Protection Devices
Device documentation
A
Device catalog
One document for all line protection devices 7SA8,
S
7SD8, 7SL8, 7VK8
Overall functional description
N
No technical data included link to the

manual/download area
E
Device manuals
One manual for Distance Protection
and Line Differential Protection for 3-pole tripping
M
7SA84, 7SD84, 7SA86, 7SD86, 7SL86
E
One manual for Distance Protection,
I
Line Differential Protection and Breaker Management
for 1-pole and 3-pole tripping
S
7SA87, 7SD87, 7SL87, 7VK87
08 Documentation
G
System Catalog
Content
S A
N

M E
S I E
08 Documentation
G
Device manuals
Content
S A
N

M E
S I E
08 Documentation
G
SIPROTEC 5 System Discriptions
S
http://www.siemens.com/siprotec5
A
N

M E
S I E
08 Documentation
A G
NS
M E
I E
SIPROTEC 5 /
S
06 Function groups and application template
Content
Content
A G

N
M E
S I
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Modularity: The advantages
A
1.The same function can be used in different devices
user statement: why is the 7SA “BF protection function” different from 7SJ?
S
the above fact causes confusion / clarification
2.Better “response time” regarding customer requirements
functional improvement for function A in device type X is also available for function A in

N
device type Y (only the release for this device is required)
3.The user has not to “buy” functions which are not required for his application
E
4.Functions and their settings could be copied within one device or between devices
5.Enhanced functional flexibility, e.g.
another protection stage can be added
M
a function can be routed to any analogue input
S I
G
Modularity: How?
A
SIPROTEC 5 provides modular functions
S
Device

N
50 27
E
21 81 25
51
48 …
49
M
79
59
S I E
Functions can be moved !
G
Modularity: How?
The functions are grouped to primary objects like Line, CB, …

via ‘so called’ Function Groups
S A

E N
Device
FG Line 51 FG CB
M
21 25
81
E
49 trip
I
79
S
59

G
Modularity: How?
A
A device will incorporate different function groups, e.g. a distance protection
device:
S
Line: includes protection functions related to a line
CB: includes functions related to a CB

N
Further function groups: transformer, motor, disconnector, …
E
Device
M
FG Line FG CB
I E
21 79 25
51 49
S
trip
81 59

G
Modularity: How?
A
The Function Groups (FG) incorporate Interfaces for current / voltage
S
measurement values
The functions in the FG are assigned automatically to these interfaces

Device
E N
FG Line FG CB
M
IF 21 79
I E
IF 51 49 trip
81 59
S
G
Modularity: How?
A
The Function Groups (FG) receive measured values from Measuring
S
Points (MP) via the interfaces
The connection between FG and MP is configurable by DIGSI 5

Device
MP-I IF
FG Line
E N
FG CB
M
MP-I IF IF 21 79
I E
81 59
S
G
Modularity: How?
A
The Measuring Points (MP) are routed to the analogue input terminals
S
The connection between MP and terminal is configurable by DIGSI 5

Device
E N
FG Line FG CB
M
MP-I IF IF 21 79
E
51
I
MP-V IF IF 49 trip
81 59
S
G
Modularity: How?
A
S
Reclosing?

N
E
Device
M
FG Line FG CB
MP-I
E
IF IF 21 79
I
IF IF
S
81 59

G
Modularity: How?
A
S
Reclosing?

N
E
Device
M
FG Line FG CB FG
IF
79 CB
E
MP-I IF IF FG
21 79
trip
I
IF IF
79 CB
S
trip
81 59

G
Modularity: How?
A
How are commands and signals processed to device terminals?
S
Commands & signals are routed to the BOs (terminals) by DIGSI 5

E N
Device
FG Line FG CB
M
MP-I IF IF 21 79
IF
E
IF
51 49
I
MP-V IF IF trip
81 59
S
G
Structure of the chosen Application Template
A
More detailed form: all interfaces shown simplified form:
S
Device 7SL87, AT “Basic”

FG Line FG CB
N
MP-I IF 21 78
E
Ctrl
IF IF
51 51N 50
Int.Lk
MP-V IF
87 FL
I E M
S
G
Modularity: How?
A
How? … SIPROTEC 5-functions may contain a flexible no. of stages
(protection elements)
S
Device
FG Line

Function
N
21 51
E
Function-stages
… 51-1
51-2
M
51-3
S I E
Function-stages can be moved !

G
Modularity: Moving of functions
A
Moving of functions:
Remove (delete) from a FG
S
Add from the library Device B, Application y
FG 1
Copy from FG 1 to FG 2

N
Copy within a FG
Copy from device x to device y
E
Device A, Application x DIGSI 5 Library
21
M
FG 1 FG 2
21 25
I E
27
51
48
S
59
:

G
A
FG type CB
DIGSI 5 Library
S
Add from the library, e.g. for 1,5 CB appl. FG type x

N
MP-V
E
Device, Application x 25
FG Line
MP-I
M
21 FG CB-A
MP-V
E
25
MP-V
I
FG CB-B
S
G
A
S
Device B
Copy within the application
Copy from device A to device B

N
Delete within an application
E
Device A, Application x
Line
FG line
M
MP-I
21 FG CB A
B
E
MP-V
25
I
MP-V
S
MP-V

G
Modularity: Review
A
Functions (FNs) may contain stages, the no. of stages can be altered
FNs are grouped via the function groups (FGs)
FGs are interconnected via interfaces (IF), the connection is configurable
S
FGs are connected to measuring points (MPs) via interfaces,
the connection is configurable

N
MPs and Circuit-breaker FG are connected to the terminals, the
E
connection is configurable
27-1
Device 7xyz, Application xyz
M
FG Line 27-2 FG CB
MP-I IF 21 27
I E
IF IF trip
51 49
S
MP-V IF
59 81 79 25

G
Modularity: How?
A
Let’s review, important terms:
S
Function group (FG)
Function (FN)

N
Stage
E
Measuring point (MP)
Interfaces (IF) of FGs
I E M
S
G
Settings & information
Details: Have a look at the settings and information hierarchy
S A

Device A / application x
N
FG 1
FN 1
E
Stage 1
Stage 2
M
FN 2
Group Inform.
E
information
I
General
S
Stage 1

Content
Content
A G

N
M E
S I E
G
What for?
How do we support the user to start his engineering work as close to his
A
application as possible?
S
Via offering ‘so called’ Application Templates.
The Application template is the predefinition of the overall device

N
functionality, it defines:
E
1. Default-composition of stages, FNs, FGs, MPs and their connections
2. Default settings and default signal routing
3. Default device display
M
4. Default CFC-charts
E
it is “a little bit” comparable to the “SIPROTEC 4 parameter set”
I
Application Configuration:
S
Actual device functionality (evolved from an AT)
Next click next page 06 Function groups and application templates

G
Differences to SIPROTEC 4 and benefits
A
Free composition of stages, FNs, FGs, MPs and their connections
gives the user the freedom to perfectly match his real application,
from simple to sophisticated applications
S
keeps away complexity (“see what you need”)

N
The availability of different AT for one device-type
E
the user starts the engineering from a basis very close to his real
application
E M
The user can save the AC as a new AT (step 2 feature)
I
S
Application Template
G
1. When adding a device to the DIGSI 5-project, the user selects the application
A
template that fits best to the real application

E N
I E M
S
G
A
E.g. the device type distance protection 7SA84 will provide the following 4 application
templates:

N
busbar DIGSI 5
7SA84 Application templates:
E
Basic
Device 7SA84 / Application “Basic”
MV cable, comp./isol.
FG Line FG CB
M
MP-I MV overhead line, comp./isol.
21 trip HV overhead line, earthed
MP-U
E
51 51N 50
I
FL FFM
S
line

Application template / configuration
G
A
1. When adding a device to the DIGSI 5-project, the user selects the
application template that fits best to the real application
S
2. The user adopts the functional scope to his real application
70% case: by adding or removing functions and/or stages

N
30% case: by adding FGs, MPs (and FNs) and their inter-connection as
E
well as to the routing to the process
3. The user routes all signals regarding physical/logical sources/destinations
E M
4. If required: - Creating CFC-charts - Editing the default display
I
S
G
Engineering Work Flow: Altering the functional scope -> add FN
A
Copy (drag & drop) the function from the library into the FG
Add the function “3-ph undervoltage protection (27)”
S
Hm?
Hm?Where
Wheredo doIIfind
findthe
thefunction
function

N
ininthe
theLIB
LIBand
andtotowhere
wheredo doIIhave
have
to
tocopy
copyit?it?
E
Library-structure and device-functional structure are identical
If you know one answer you know both
M
If you don’t know it you look in the manual: there the position is given
S I E
G
AT “Overhead line”
S A

E N
I E M
S
G
AT “1.5 CB”
A
BB 1 T15 7SL86 or 7SL87
U1 MU-U (1)
T1.1 U2
3phase
Tapped
MU-U (2)
S
T1.2 LINE U3 1phase
I1
FG Line FG CB A-QA
MU-I (3)
I2 3phase 3I MN (+) 51 1U 25
QA A- I3 3U
78 3I 50BF

I4
N
59N
U1 3U 27 59 81 21 IF IF 79
T2.1 MU-U (4)
U2 3phase
T5
U3 87Stub FL Int.Lk
T2.2
E
U4
QB91 1I Ctrl BI
I1 serial
87 BO
MU-I (5) interface 1
to
T1.1 I2 3phase PD I CB A- QA
I3 serial
interface 2 FG CB B-QA
I4
1U 25
M
MU-U (6)
QA U4 1phase
3U
B- 3I 50BF
FG 3phase voltage IF 79
E
T2.2 Supervison of busvoltage and frequency
Int.Lk
I
QB92 3U 27 59 81 IF
Ctrl BI
T1.1 BO
to
S
CB B- QA
QA C-
T2.2
BB 2 T16

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M E
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SIPROTEC 5 /
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Content
Content
A G
S

N
E
configuration
M
I E
S
Protocol testing
Front view of the device with USB interfaces
USB interface for PC with DIGSI 5
A G
Standard USB cable (no special cable required)
S
No USB hub supported
Initialize device via USB interface necessary for
the initial configuration

E NUSB interface for a memory stick
M
Allow connection of a memory stick
Future features possible like:
Read out file system, logs and fault records
E
Authorize with a memory stick (user authorization)
I
Device replacement. Device configuration stored
on the memory stick.
S
G
A
Plug-in module (Position E)
Can be equipped with every available plug in-module
S

E N
Plug-in module (Position F)
M
E
I E
Integrated Ethernet interface (Port J)
Rear standard Ethernet interface for DIGSI 5
S
F J Option: Cost effective IEC 61850 client server
communication (for six clients,
no GOOSE messages)
G
A
Time synchronization port (Port G)
Time telegrams IRIB-B00 from GPS – receiver
S
Time telegrams from a DFC 77 receiver
1 s pulse for high precision time sync. applications
Fully pin compatible with SIPROTEC 4 Port A

(all external converters and cables can be
N
used)
E
Separate/remote operational panel
(Port H)
G Connection to remote operational panel
M
External panel will be fully supplied by this port
I E
Com-Link to expansion module (Port K)
Communication link to expansion module CB202
S
J Special Ethernet link (can not be used as
K standard Ethernet connection)
CB202 can not be used stand alone
Rear view of expansion – module CB202
G
for 3 additional plug-in – module
A
Terminal block
For independent wide range power supply
S
Com-Link to base module (Port L)
Communication link to Port K of base module

N
Plug-in module (Position M)
L Can be equipped with special plug-in-modules
E
(20 mA analog inputs)
M Not designed for use with communication modules
Plug-in module (Position N)
M
N
E
I
Plug-in module (Position P)
S
P Modules can be changed without opening the device
A trend-setting communication architecture
G
A new communication design
A
Hardware and communication design is like playing with LEGO bricks
1)
Building new functions through use of programmable FPGA hardware
S
(HDLC controller, time tagging, MAC address filtering for GOOSE…).
Microprocessors is running inside the FPGA
Different applications running on one module type

N
(Serial protocols and protection data interface on one type of module)
Separation of communication (plug-in module) and protection / control application
E
(main CPU)
I E M
S
from easy one
1) Field programmable gate array to complex functions
G
end
frontend
Physicalfront
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Physical
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with Ethernet links

Physical front end
M
without / with integrated switch
ic et)
Communication plug-in modules
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Serial electrical and optical communication module
G
A
One or two RS485 ports with RJ45 –
connectors for one / two independent protocol
S
applications
Use of standard Ethernet patch cables saves
cost for cabling (no 7XV5103 cables required)

N
US A
RT-A
C-2E Each module has a unique readable name
L
(e.g. USART-AB-1EL, USART-AC-2EL)
E
Electrical module with RS485 interface
One or two 820 nm fiber optical ports with
ST – connectors for one / two
M
Optical connector and cabling fully compatible
E
to SIPROTEC 4. Multimode-fiber 62,5/125 m
I
(e.g. USART-AD-1FO, USART-AE-2FO)
S
Synchronous (HDLC or IEEE C37.94)
Fiber optical module with
820 nm interface or asynchronous operation mode
Optical long distance communication modules
G
S A
One or two 1300 / 1550 nm ports with LC –
simplex or LC – duplex connectors for one/two

N
Spanned distance over single mode fiber
24 km / 60 km / 100 km with 2 fibers
E
40 km over 1 fiber (integrated WDM*)
Saves expensive fibers for long distances
Optical long distance module Spanned distance over multimode fiber
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with two 1300 or 1550 nm interfaces
4 km with 2 fiber cables
Identical hardware like 24 km
E
single mode module
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(e.g. USART-AF-1LDFO, USART-AW-2LDFO)
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* Wave division multiplexer
Optical or electrical Ethernet module
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Two ports without or with integrated switch
A
Spanned distance over electrical Ethernet
Two RJ45 connectors
20 m with CAT5 double shielded cables
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Spanned distance over optical Ethernet
2 LC-duplex connectors
2 km with 50/125 um or 62,5/125 um fiber cables

N
Operation without or with the integrated switch
E
Electrical Ethernet module with
for the optical and electrical Ethernet module
two electrical ports One or two ports connected to an external switch.
Active port and hot standby port if one
M
connection fails (as SIPROTEC 4 EN100)
Operation with integrated switch. RSTP for max. 40
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devices in a Ethernet ring topology. This mode is
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available for every Ethernet based application (e.g.
IEC 61850, DNP 3, syncrophasor protocol ...... )
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Optical Ethernet module with (e.g. ETH-BA-2EL, ETH-BB-2FO)
two optical ports
General features of the communication in
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SIPROTEC 5 devices
Two module positions in the base housing (E / F). Another three module
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positions on CB202 extension for communication (M,N,P)
Customer orders plug-in – modules which are not preconfigured with a protocol A

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or communication - application.
Protocols or applications running on plug-in – modules are assigned to the
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specific module and it's port with DIGSI 5 during the initial configuration
process.
Two serial communication applications running on one module offer a high application
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density (e.g. IEC 60870-5-103 and protection data interface on one USART-AE–2FO module).
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Communication redundancy (+ time sync.)
Hardware redundancy (e.g. two substation control interfaces pluggable, two ports)
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Optical or electrical ring configuration (no interruption of the ring when CB202 is supplied from
another battery as the main device)
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Functional redundancy (e.g. redundant protocols with 2*IEC 60870-5-103)
Content
Content
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E
configuration
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Protocol testing
Which protocol applications are running on
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which module?
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I E M
Protocols running on serial modules:
IEC 60870-5-103, DNP 3, PI (Protection Interface)
Protocols running on Ethernet modules:
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IEC 61850 (C/S 1) , GOOSE), DNP 3, IEEE C37.118, SNTP, RSTP, DCP, DIGSI 5
1) Clients <-> Server
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Basic function of SIPROTEC 5
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SIPROTEC 5
Protection 21 87L 50 51 50BF 25 79
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Measurement Q cos A max
A V f P
Metering
+kWh -kWh

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Self Monitoring SW HW I=0
Feeder Monitoring SF6 loss Pick up CB Live time
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Control Local Remode SLD
Data Acquisition Trip log Status log Alarm log
C urrent i L2/ A
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Fault Recording 0
-2
-0,4 -0,3 -0,2 -0,1 -0,0 0,1 0, 2 0,3 0,4 0,5
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Automation-Logic Bay Interlocking Sequences
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Time Synchronization GPS IRIG B DCF 77 IEC 103
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Communication IEC 103 IEC 61850 GOOSE
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Security Safe CT Interlock Passwort
Test BI BO Interfase I-Simulation

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SIPROTEC 5 Protection Application
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SIPROTEC 5
Protection SIPROTEC 5 includes all protection functions for transmission and subtransmission networks
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Measurement
SIPROTEC 5 is applicable for different substation designs
Metering Single, double and triple busbar designs
1,5 CB schemes, ….

N
Self Monitoring
Feeder Monitoring Application templates are available for different schemes
E
Pre configuration reduces the engineering efforts
Control
User defined standards leads simplification and repeatability
Data Acquisition Copying of functions and setting between the devices
M
Fault Recording
The library concept increases the flexibility
Automation-Logic Required functions can easily be loaded into the device
E
A wide range of proven protection functions are available
Possible extensions are made simple (add stages, zones,..)
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Communication
A clear functional structure (function groups) clusters the functions, allows flexible
S
Security applications and guarantees correct operation
Test

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SIPROTEC 5 Control and Automation
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SIPROTEC 5
SIPROTEC 5 includes all functions for Control and Automation of transmission

Protection
and subtransmission networks
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Measurement
CFC (continuous function chart) includes all elements for interlocking
Metering Local control on the device
Remote control through DIGSI

N
Self Monitoring
Remote control from the SSA through serial interface
Feeder Monitoring
Application templates are available with predefined interlocking
E
Control Pre configuration reduces the engineering efforts
User defined standardization
Data Acquisition
Complete Station interlocking through IEC61850 and GOOSE
M
Fault Recording
Automation-Logic Automation solutions
E
Tap changer control
I
Intelligent load shedding (active power + frequency)
Communication Network changeover, stability supervision
Management of distributed generation in Smart Grid plants
S
Security
Test

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SIPROTEC 5 Monitoring
A
SIPROTEC 5
Protection SIPROTEC 5 includes all functions for effective monitoring of transmission

and subtransmission network
S
Measurement
Metering
Self supervision
All internal hardware components and external interfaces, runtime of software

N
Self Monitoring Clear text indication (cause of failure and countermeasure)
Feeder Monitoring
Monitoring of primary equipment
E
Control
Operational log records process data with a time stamp (up to 2000 events)
Data Acquisition Monitoring of the system through measurement supervision (voltage and frequency, power
and load) and through measuring transducer (analogue 4 to 20 mA ) inputs
M
Fault Recording (SF6 loss, gas pressure, temperature,…)
Automation-Logic
E
Powerful fault analysis
Fault recording with a high sampling rate and a long period (8 kHz & 20s or 1 kHz & 160 s)
I
Communication Trip log with 1 ms resolution and up to 1000 events
S
Security
Test

G
A
SIPROTEC 5
Netzleitstelle
Protection
Redundant interfacing to control center,
S
Measurement e.g. with DNP3, (black)
Metering
SICAM PAS SICAM PAS • Connection to both substation systems

N
Self Monitoring
• IEC 61850 (blue)
Feeder Monitoring
IEC 60870-5-103 (rot)
E
Control SIPROTEC 5 SIPROTEC 5
Separate connection to field level for
Data Acquisition GOOSE communication IEC 61850 (grün)
M
Fault Recording
Automation-Logic Separate connection to DIGSI 5 – PC with
E
Ethernet IEC 61850
I
Communication
S
Security
Test
DIGSI 5

G
A
SIPROTEC 5
Protection
SIPROTEC 5 includes powerful communication functionality
Flexible communication modules standard hardware components (physical hardware is independent
S
Measurement
of software)
Metering Support of standard communication protocols
IEC 61850; IEC 60870-5-103

N
Self Monitoring DNPi 3.0,….
Flexible communication solutions are possible
Feeder Monitoring Double 103 protocol
E
Redundant topologies with SSA
Control Powerful protection data interface (for differential protection, data exchange in substation, DIGSI 5
communication)
Data Acquisition
Communication is the key feature of all applications
M
Fault Recording Smart grid means flexibility in communication
Automation-Logic
SIPROTEC 5 supports Cyber Security requirements
E
Present standards are fulfilled (NERC CIP, BDEW,…)
I
DIGSI 5 communication with encryption and strong password access
Communication
S
Security
Test

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0. Agenda
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1. Specification of 220 kV Feeder
Protection and Automation
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2. Basic function of SIPROTEC 5
3.
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Hardware Overview
4. Communication Modules
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5. Software Components
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6. Function Groups and Application Templates
7. Order Configurator and Function Points
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8. Documentation
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9. DIGSI 5 - Overview
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10. DIGSI 5 - Configure
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11. DIGSI 5 - Control Functions
12. DIGSI 5 - Online Connection to the device
13. DIGSI 5 - Expansion of function points
14. Curriculum Approach & Contacts

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