R6 Control Manual

Instruction Manual
R6 Control
Document No. R6RC_BDSQ-090219V03
Index
1. Test before Installation for R6 Control
2. Installation Procedure for R6 Control
3. R6 Control Front Panel Description
4. R6 Control Side Panel Description
5. Terminal Block for Modem and Remote Control
6. Terminal Block for External Power
7. Password Description
8. Initial Mode Screens
9. Menu Trees
Appendix1 : Setting Sheet
Appendix 2 : TCC Curves
Appendix 3 : DNP Index
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1. Test before Installation for R6 Control
This test procedure is made out for customers to check normal operation of R6 Control
before installation.
Check carefully control cubicle” if dewdrops have formed or there is any moisture inside
the control cubicle before starting test before installation. If yes, you have to dry the control
cubicle, control cables and power cable first of all for one or two days in a dry place with
the cubicle’s inner door opened.
WARNING : If you supply the AC or DC power to wet control cubicle, it can

make serious problem to R6 Control.
1) Ground connection between Control and Recloser

You should connect recloser body with ground point of R6 control cubicle with conductor
with over 10㎟. Refer to figure 1.1 of “Installation Procedure for R6 Control”.
2) Turn on “DC Power” Switch

Turn on the “DC power” switch on the R6 control front panel. Even if the DC power switch
turn on, R6 control does not wake up while the auxiliary AC power is disconnected from
the control. If so, do the next step” Wake Up R6 control”.
3) Wake up R6 control
Press the “WAKE UP/LAMP TEST/TARGET RESET” button for 2 seconds and then R6
Control operates.
When the battery voltage goes to below 23V(discharged), R6 control goes to “sleep” mode
after 3 minutes. “Wake Up” function is used to turn on R6 control again(if it is not deep-
discharged). If you want R6 control to be waked up and operated normally, you have to
change battery to charged one(above 24Vdc) and then press “Wake Up” button.
Meantime, if AC power is supplied to R6 control, the control is waked up
automatically from sleep mode in any condition.
Even though you press the “WAKE UP (/LAMP TEST/TARGET RESET)” button after
turning “DC Power” switch on, R6 control will not operate properly in following conditions.
 “CONTROL ENABLED” LED is “off”
 “BATTERY TROUBLE” LED is “on”
 “GAS LOW” LED is “on”
 “CLOSE” and “TRIP” LED’s are both “off” (this means failure of signals of main
contacts position).
NOTE 1 : Check the followings also after pressing wake up button if R6 control does not
operate.
 Battery deep-discharged
 Battery connection cable disconnected in Control Cubicle
 DC FUSE melt-down
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NOTE 2 : If R6 control is automatically turned off after 3 minutes after Battery Trouble LED
is illuminated and AC Power disconnected, it means that the battery voltage is lower than
23V.
NOTE 3 : If control cables are connected between recloser and R6 control, “GAS LOW”
LED, and recloser status LED’s ( “CLOSE” and “TRIP”) are changed as following,
 If the gas pressure of recloser is normal, “GAS LOW” LED will be extinguished.
 One of recloser status LED’s (“CLOSE” and “TRIP”) will be turned on according to
condition of recloser main contacts position.
4) Connect Auxiliary AC power

Auxiliary AC power should be over 5kVA, And one of the line should be connected to earth.
Supply 240Vac to R6 control with AC power cable. After that, turn on NFB (No Fuse
Breaker) at lower area of front panel and then check below points.
 AC POWER LED should be lit when connected
 Check the battery charge voltage(about 32V). Refer to “7. OTHER of Menu Trees
in this manual”.
5) Lamp Test
Press the “WAKE UP/LAMP TEST/TARGET RESET” button to check all LED’s normal
status in the front panel.
6) Connect Control Cables

You should connect two (2) control cables between recloser and R6 control.
WARNING : Two (2) cable plugs marked with C1, C2 on each cable ends should
be connected to receptacles C1, C2 of control cubicle. And two cable plugs M1, M2
should be connected to receptacles M1, M2 of Recloser Tank. If the cables are not
connected correctly, it will make serious problem to recloser and control.
DANGER: If recloser is in energized condition, you should not touch

receptacle pins. Otherwise it can cause serious bodily injury or death.
7) Manual Operation
Without connecting recloser and control unit with control cables, you can test manual
operations 4-5 times with recloser’s Manual Operation Shaft and Manual Open-Lock
Handle (Lever).
Close 1 : Turn the ‘Manual Closing Shaft’, ‘clockwise’ until you hear a very little sound
“Tick”.
Open 1 : Pull Down ‘Manual Open-Lock Handle’
Close 2 : Push Up ‘Manual Open-Lock Handle’. If so, ‘Manual Closing Shaft’ will move to
its initial position. You can then turn the ‘Manual Closing Shaft’, ‘clockwise’ again.
Open 2 : Pull Down ‘Manual Open-Lock Handle’ again. And it must be pushed up to its
initial position after open operation.
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WARNING : Do Not Turn Manual Closing Shaft Counterclockwise. Recloser

mechanism will be destroyed.
8) Electrical Close / Trip Operation

Press “CLOSE/TRIP” buttons in the front panel 5 times each to check recloser’s electrical
operation. If “TRIP” button is pressed, recloser will be tripped and goes into Lockout State
(79LO LED in front panel turns ON). From this time, you can press Close button and
recloser closes, “Reset from Lockout” timer starts and then 79LO LED turns off after the
pre-set value of “Reset Time from Lockout”. Reset Time can be checked through the initial
LCD screen. Refer to 7. Initial Mode Screen in this manual.
If the “CLOSE/TRIP TIME DELAY” button enabled, Close and Trip are operated after
Close/Trip delay time out. Refer to 3. R6 Control Front Panel Description and 7. Global
Setting Menu of Menu Trees.
NOTE : CLOSE operation is available under following conditions.
 HOT LINE TAG disabled
 Handle Lock LED extinguished
 AC power connected
9) Emergency Close / Trip Operation

R6 control has the emergency Close/Trip function that could be
used to operate SMRC recloser close/trip while the R6 main
control is out of function caused by the sudden problem.
1st – Check the AC Power Voltage(about 230Vac) and battery
Voltage(above 24Vdc). Emergency Close/Trip function
could be carried out when both AC Power Voltage and
battery Voltage remain the healthy condition.
nd
2 _ Open the swing panel
3rd_ Turn on the Emergency Operation On/Off Switch of
upper side of the control cubicle.
4th _ Press the Close red button if the SMRC Recloser is trip
status. If the SMRC Recloser is close status, press the
trip green button
th
5 _ If the SMRC is completed operation, Emergency
Operation On/Off Switch should be kept the Off position.
10) Set Parameters

You should set parameters and line condition through LCD at control or CPR6 program at
lap top computer.
NOTE: To avoid wrong setting, you should fill up “Setting Sheet” first and then make
setting according to Setting Sheet before connecting the control cables. (Refer to “7. Menu
Trees” in this manual.)
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CAUTION : You can make settings through Front Panel LCD or PC Setting and
Monitoring Program (CPR6). When you do this with CPR6, you have to receive set
data from R6 control first by pressing “Control to PC” button in the program, and then
put your own data into control by pressing “PC to Control” button. With this procedure,
you can make setting without mistake.
11) Set Date and Time

You should set the date and time for events record time tag. (Refer to “7. Other of Menu
Tree” in this manual.)
12) Sequence Trip Test

Press the “SEQUENCE TRIP TEST” button to test sequence trip operation. Pressing this
button is assumed as applying 10 times minimum pick-up primary current. This button can
be used to test TCC curve and reclosing interval time, without real supplying primary
current.
If you keep Sequence Trip Test button pressed in the condition of 79RS (Reset) LED ON,
79LO LED is ON after preset entire sequence (1st Trip-1st Reclosing-2nd Trip-2nd
Reclosing-3rd Trip-3rd Reclosing-4th Trip) operation completion.
You can press the button in another usage to test. If you press the button temporarily (till
recloser trips by a TCC curve) and quit pressing the button, recloser will operate only one
trip and one reclosing after 1st reclosing interval. If recloser is tripped by this button in any
way, 79RS LED is changed to 79CY (It means sequence operation is on progressing). If
you don’t push this button again during preset reset time(Reset Time from Cycle) after it is
reclosed, 79CY LED will be changed to 79RS LED. Reclosing Interval Time (79OIT) and
Reset Time (79RST) will be displayed in “second initial mode screen” on LCD.
Factory set values related to Sequence Trip is as below.
 Operations to Lockout : 4
 Operations of Fast Curve : 2
 Fast Curve – Phase : IEC C1 (Time Dial : 0.05)
 Delay Curve – Phase : IEC C1(Time Dial : 0.5)
 Reclose interval 1st : 2s
 Reclose interval 2nd : 5s
 Reclose interval 3rd : 15s
 Reset time from cycle : 30s
 Reset time from lockout : 10s
If this button doesn’t work, you should check below buttons and LED’s.
 “RECLOSE ENABLED” button and LED
 “HOT LINE TAG” button and LED
 “AC POWER” LED: Check the AC power connection. If the AC power does not
supply to R6 control, Reclosing is not operated.
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13) Check the Current

Follow below procedure.
1. Disable the protection using the “PROTECTION ENABLED” push button in front
of the panel.
2. Connect current terminal of primary current injection equipment to recloser’s
bushing terminal.
3. Inject the test current.
4. Compare injected primary current with displayed current values on LCD screen.
You can check primary current through “first initial mode screen” of LCD. If the measured
currents look very unstable, it may be due to wrong frequency setting, so you should
check the set value of Frequency.
The LCD first initial mode screen is as below.
I A: 00000A 00. 0/ 00. 0

I B: 00000A 0 0 . 0/ 00. 0
I C: 00000A 00. 0/ 00. 0
I N: 00000A < A B C. RST >
First Initial Mode Screen
14) Pick up Current Test for Phase

1. Disable ground fault pick-up function using “GROUND ENABLED” button of
control front panel.
2. Disable SEF fault pick-up function using “SEF ENABLED” button of control front
panel.
3. Disable reclosing function using “RECLOSE ENABLED” button of control front
panel.
4. Apply current more than the pre-set value of Pick-Up Current –Phase using
Primary Current Injection Equipment. If fault pick-up is made, the applied phase in
Target LED is ON with yellow color. And then TCC works to trip recloser. After
recloser trips, the applied phase LED is changed to red color, and R6 control
goes to 79LO(Lock Out) state.
NOTE: If fault current value is higher than the pre-set ground pick up value,
“GROUND” fault target LED is ON even though ground pick-up function is disabled.
15) Pick up Current Test for Ground

1. For ground pick-up current test, protection function should be enabled, ground
pick up function should be enabled, reclosing function should be disabled and
SEF function is disabled.
2. Phase pick-up current value should set at twice or triple of the set ground pick up
current value.
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3. Apply current more than the pre-set value of Pick-Up Current –Ground using
Primary Current Injection Equipment. If fault pick-up is done, the ground fault
Target LED is ON with yellow color. And then TCC works to trip recloser. After
recloser trip, the ground LED is changed to red color, and R6 control goes to
79LO (Lock Out) state.
16) Reclosing Test
1. For reclosing function test, protection function should be enabled and reclosing
function should be enabled.
2. If the set value is the same as the value of No.11 Sequence Trip Test, the result
will be the same also.
17) Reset Time Test
1. For Reset Time test, protection function should be enabled and reclosing function
should be enabled.
2. If the set value is the same as the value of No.11 Sequence Trip Test, the result
will be the same also.
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2. Installation Procedure for R6 Control
1) Humidity Checking
Check carefully after unpacking control cubicle if dewdrops have formed or there is any
moisture inside the control cubicle. If yes, you have to dry the control cubicle, control
cables and power cable firstly for one or two days in a dry place with the cubicle’s inner
door opened.
WARNING : If you supply the AC or DC power to wet or moist control cubicle, it

can make serious trouble in R6 Control.
2) Earth the Control Cubicle

Refer to below figure 1.1 for grounding R6 control cubicle. You have to integrate ground
wire of R6 Control to recloser body’s ground wire by T connection.
Figure 1. Grounding and Control Cable Connection
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3) Turn on “DC Power” Switch

Refer to No 2. of previous chapter “1. Test Before Installation for R6 Control”.
4) Wake Up R6 Control
5) Disable Protection
Press “PROTECTION DISABLE” button to avoid wrong-tripping by non-verified setting
values (default setting values) from line over current, before connecting control cables. If
the control is not installed to the power line yet, you can skip this process.
6) Connect Auxiliary AC Power

7) Verify Set Values

Check set values before connecting Control Cables, comparing with “Setting Sheet”.
8) Connect Control Cables

9) Check Current and Voltage

You should check the current and voltage values before Protection enabled.
You should check primary current through “first initial mode screen” of LCD. If the Neutral
ground current value (IN) is showing abnormally high when the system loading is in
balanced condition, it is due to CT wiring problem.
And if the measured currents look very unstable, it may be due to wrong frequency
setting, so you should check the set value of frequency. Refer to MENU TREE for Setting
Menu.
The LCD first initial mode screen is as below. Displayed voltages of the LCD are Phase to
Neutral.
I A : 00000A 00 . 0/ 00 . 0
I B : 00000A 00 . 0/ 00 . 0
I C : 00000A 00 . 0/ 00 . 0
I N : 00000A < ABC / RST>
First Initial Mode Screen
10) Enable Protection

For normal operation of all above functions, you should make Protection enabled using
“PROTECTION ENABLE” button in front panel. If “PROTECTION ENABLE” LED is turned
on, R6 Control is in protection-enabled condition.
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3. R6 Control Front Panel Description

1) Quick Button
ITEM DESCRIPTION
Press the “PROTECTION ENABLED” pushbutton for 1second to enable

protection function.
Press the “RECLOSE ENABLED” pushbutton for 1second to enable or

disable auto-reclosing. Corresponding LED illuminates to indicate the
enabled state.
NOTE: If Reclosing interval 1(79OI1) is set to 0(zero), reclose function

remains the disable state even if button is pushed.
Press the “GROUND ENABLED” pushbutton for 1second to enable or
disable ground overcurrent element tripping except SEF element.
Corresponding LED illuminates to indicate the enabled state.
Press the “FAST CURVE ENABLED” pushbutton for 1second to enable or

disable Fast Curve. Corresponding LED illuminates to indicate the enabled
state.
Press the “REMOTE ENABLED” pushbutton for 1second to enable or disable
remote control. Trip function is engaged according to local “Trip” pushbutton
even if it is enable to Remote. Corresponding LED illuminates to indicate the
enabled state.
Press the “CLOSE/TRIP DELAY TIME” pushbutton for 1second to enable
Close and Trip delay operation. Example : If Close or Trip pushbutton delay
time is set to 300cycles, Close or Trip signal of the R6 control is completed
after both Close or Trip pushbutton is pressed and 300 cycles time out.(Refer
to 7. Global Setting Menu of MENU TREES)
Press the “HOT LINE TAG” pushbutton for 1second to engage or disengage
hot line tag function. Corresponding LED illuminates to indicate the engaged
state.
While this function is engaged, the CLOSE operation cannot execute through
the both manual button (local/remote) and auto-reclosing operation but the
TRIP operation can still execute.
Press the “SEF” pushbutton for 1second to enable or disable Sensitive Earth
Fault element tripping. “SEF” pushbutton is not set SEF function from the
factory.
NOTE: Ground overcurrent element and SEF element operates

independently each other. And if Min. SEF setting is set to OFF at the
“Pickup Current” of the set menu, “SEF ENABLED” pushbutton is disabled.
Press the “SEQUENCE COORDINATION” pushbutton for 1second to enable
or disable Sequence Coordination function. “Sequence Coordination”
pushbutton is not set Sequence Coordination function from the factory.
NOTE: If Sequence Coordination setting is set to No from Yes/No,

“SEQUENCE COORDINATION” pushbutton is disabled.
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Press the “COLD LOAD PICK UP” pushbutton for 1second to enable or
disable Cold Load Pick Up Scheme. “COLD LOAD PICK UP” pushbutton is
not set Cold Load Pick Up function from the factory.
NOTE: If Cold Load Pick-Up setting is set to No from Yes/No, “COLD LOAD
PICK UP” pushbutton is disabled.
Press the “SET GROUP 1” pushbutton for 1second to enable group setting
#1 activation.
Press the “SET GROUP 2” pushbutton for 1second to enable group setting
#2 activation.
SET GROUP
1
Press the “SET GROUP 1” and “SET GROUP 2” simultaneously for 1second
to enable set group Auto-Changing. If the set group Auto-Changing enabled,
“AUTO SETTING” LED in the status LED of front panel illuminates to indicate
the enabled state. And one of the 2 SET GROUP LED’s illuminates to
indicate the activated Set Group state
SET GROUP
2
Press the “CLOSE” pushbutton to execute close operation.

Corresponding LED illuminates to indicate the close state.
NOTE: If “CLOSE/TRIP DELAY TIME” is enabled and also Close pushbutton

delay time is set to 300cycles, Close does not operate immediately after
“CLOSE” pushbutton is pressed. Close signal is completed after 5seconds
and Close LED blinks for 5seconds
Press the “TRIP” pushbutton to execute open operation.
Corresponding LED illuminates to indicate the open state.
NOTE: If “CLOSE/TRIP DELAY TIME” enabled and Trip pushbutton delay

time is set to 300cycles, Trip does not operate immediately after “Trip”
pushbutton is pressed. Trip signal is completed after 5seconds and Trip LED
blinks for 5seconds
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2) Button for Setting
ITEM DESCRIPTION
Press the MENU/ESC pushbutton to change Menu level or Escape.

There are two functions in this button: to select the setting menu and to
escape from menu mode to initial display mode.
Press the ENTER pushbutton to select displayed higher menu or to

enter the changed setting value into R6 Control.
Scroll up and down on display or change initial display mode with these
buttons. There are two functions in these buttons: to change the setting
value on LCD and to alternately select the one of the two initial display
modes. Initial mode follow as
-Mode 1: Show primary 4 Currents and 6 Voltages (IA, IB, IC, VA,
VB, VC, VR, VS, VT).
-Mode 2: Show 79 Reset Time, Reclosing Interval time, Shot
Counter and Total Tripping Counter.
Scroll left and right on display
3) Test Button
ITEM DESCRIPTION
Press the SEQUENCE TRIP TEST pushbutton to execute sequence
operation.
This pushbutton is used for testing TCC and Reclose Interval time connected
normally with main body and controller without supplying Primary Current. If
the button is pushed, it simulates ten times current of phase min. trip level.
Also, if the button is continuously pushed with 79RS state, 79LO state is
maintained after preset total sequence operation.
 Press this button for 2 seconds to wake up the R6 control without external
WAKE-UP/ power. Wake up function can be used after battery replaced.
LAMP-TEST/
TARGET RESET  Press this button to test all LED’s of front panel.
 Press this button to reset fault target LED’s.
Press the BATTERY TEST pushbutton to test battery status. Battery test
carried out 5 seconds 1.1A load test. At the end of test, OK or FAIL is
displayed on the LCD during 5 seconds. If the battery fails load test, the
“BATTERY TROUBLE” LED illuminates and remains illuminated until next
battery load test is successful.
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4) Status and Target LED’s
ITEM DESCRIPTION
AC POWER Shows present AC power
BATTERY TROUBLE Indicates any of following battery problems
CONTROL ENABLED The R6 recloser control is enabled
Indicates that recloser TRIP/LOCK lever has located
HANDLE LOCK
TRIP/LOCK position
GAS LOW Indicated SF6 gas low
79RS/79CY/79LO Reclosing relay status : Reset/ Under Cycling / Lock Out
VA/VB/VC/VR/VS/VT Each phase line voltage alive(phase to ground voltage)
A/B/C-PHASE Phase A, B or C involved in fault
GROUND Ground involved in fault
SEF Sensitive earth fault over current element trip
FAST Fast curve trip
DELAY Delay curve trip
HIGH High current trip
81 Frequency element trip
ABC, ACB Show Phase Rotation
AUTO SETTING Indicates Automatically setting changing engaged
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4. R6 Control Side Panel Description
Port & Switch for

Firmware Download
Door Switch Signal

DO NOT OPEN (INPUT)
THIS COVER
IN SERVICE CONDITION
Interface with
Terminal Block
Interface with Battery

Charger Module
RS-232 Port for
DNP Communication
RS-232 Port for

Monitoring with PC
External AC Power
(INPUT)
Battery Power
(INPUT)
Recloser Status Signal
(INPUT)
Interface with Emergency

Operation Module
Current Signal
(INPUT)
Voltage Signal
(INPUT)
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5. Terminal Block for Modem and Remote Control
Terminal Block installed in the control cubicle to supply operating power for modem and to
monitor the status of the recloser and to control recloser from external equipment.
Power for Modem

(12 or 24Vdc Max. 10W)
MD_PWR(+) 1
FGND 2
MSC 3
Auxiliary
MSA 4
Contact
MSB 5
N.C 6
DC Power for (+)24VDC 7
Remote Control
FGND 8
R_CLOSE 9
Remote R_TRIP 10
Control
Figure 2. Terminal Block Connection
1) Power for Modem

The supplied power for modem or communication equipments is 12Vdc or 24Vdc(It can
be changed in configuration setting via LCD and buttons). You can find the item in “Main
Menu → 4. Config Set Menu → 1. Communications → 3. MODEM(232DNP) → MODEM
Power”
The maximum capacity of this power supply is 10W continuous.
2) Aux. Contact
For monitoring of recloser status, potential free NO and NC auxiliary contacts are wired
to No. 3, 4, 5 of the terminal block as shown in figure 2.
Contact ratings :
AC DC
Switching Voltage Up to 250V 24V 125V 250V
Switching Current 15A 3A 0.6A 0.3A
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3) Remote Control
This Remote Control can be operated only when remote control enabled through the
“REMOTE ENABLED” pushbutton on the front panel.
For external control, supply Close command contact between No. 8 to No. 9 and Trip
command contact between No. 8 to No. 10 like above figure. Close/Trip Command
contacts should not be supplied to potential contact.
4) 24Vdc Power
For external control, 24Vdc power is wired to No. 7, 8 of Terminal Block as above figure.
Through this power, recloser could be operated by external potential free contact
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6. Terminal Block for External Power
Terminal Block installed in the control cubicle to supply external AC power. In this terminal
block, there’s a point for grounding one of the AC power line to frame.
Frame Ground Point
1 2 3 4 5 6
AC230A
AC230B
External AC Input
(from MS22-8 Receptacle)
Figure 3. External Power Terminal Block Connection
1) AC Power Grounding to Control Frame
The one line of supplied AC power for R6 control should be connect to control frame.
You can use the short-bar connected at No. 4 terminal of external power terminal block.
If one of secondary terminal of PT which supply AC power to R6 control already
connected to earth, this connection is not necessary. But in other case it is
recommended that connected to earth point in control cubicle for EMC or transient
voltage protection.
1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6
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7. Password Description
1) User Levels
R6 control provides four kinds of user levels, which have different authority to access R6
control menu items, respectively. Each authority of access for each level is described in
the following table.
Level of Users Authority Remarks

Default
Enables user to read Setting and Config Menu
Level 1 Password:
items
“0000”
Default
Enables user to read Setting Menu items and to
Level 2
read and set up Config Menu items
Password:
“0000”
Default
Enables user to read and set up Setting and Config
Level 3 Password:
Menu items
“0000”
Level 4
Does not enable user to read or set up Setting and Password:
Config Menu items, but enables user to change “SSIC”
(Master Password)
password of Level 1, 2, and 3 with its password.
2) Password Input Method

If “Setting” menu is executed at the Main Menu screen, then the following “level 2
Password” screen is displayed. Default Password of Level 2 is “0000”.
[ LEVEL2 P A S S WORD ]
> L e v e l 2 : ■* * *
[ 0-Z : 1 ]
If “Config” menu is executed at the Main Menu screen, then the following “level 1
Password” screen is displayed. Default Password of Level 1 is “0000”.
> L e v e l 1 : ■* * *
[ 0-Z : 1 ]
Default Password of Level 3 is “0000” too.
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The Method of inputting a password is as below.
If “ENTER” button is pressed, then the first ‘0’ character area starts to be blinking. In this
state, the character can be changed to another number using UP ( ) or DOWN ( )
pushbuttons. If the UP ( ) button is pressed, the number increases by 1. After the desired
number (or character) has been selected, the RIGHT ( ) button should be pressed to
finish the process of inputting the first character and to move blinking prompt to the second
character. If the blinking cursor is moved to the second character, the first character is
changed to “*” in order to hide set password.
Inputting method of second, third and fourth characters are the same as first character
inputting. If ENTER button is pressed after finishing to select the fourth (last) character,
then password input is completed.
NOTE : If your R6 Control password is “0000” (default password), you don’t have to
input 4 password characters all, but you can pass the gate by just pressing “Enter”
button only.
3) Password Setup or Change

During the process of setting up R6 control initially, passwords for each level should be
specified in order to maintain confidentiality of Setting and Config menu items. In order to
set up or change passwords, “Password Change” menu item should be executed at the
main menu.
[Ma i n Me nu]
7 . Me t e r i ng
8 . Ba t t e r y
9 . P a s swo r d Ch ange
If “Password Change” is executed, the following “Level 4 Password” screen is displayed. In

this display, Password of Level 4 (master password) should be used to obtain the right to
set up or change passwords of Level 1, 2, or 3.
> L e v e l 4 : ■* * *
[ 0-Z : 1 ]
Level 4 password is “SSIC” (fixed permanently). If this password is input, passwords of

Level 1,2, or 3 can be set up or changed via following menu screen .
[ Pa s swo r d Ch a n g e]
1 . Le v e l 1 P a s swo r d
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After completion of new password inputting for setting up or change it, press MENU/ESC
button and select “* Save Password” menu on the higher level menu (located below “3.
Level 3 Password”), If press ENTER (or MENU/ESC button) on “* Save Password” menu,
following message will be displayed to confirm the new password or not.
[ P a s swo r d Ch ange ]
P r ess ENTER Sa v e
P r ess FUNC C a n c e l
On above screen, press ENTER button to confirm the new password. Press MENU/ESC
(=FUNC) button to cancel the new password.
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8. Initial Mode Screens
If power is supplied to control unit, you can see the first Initial Mode screen as below that
is displaying the Current and Voltage of each phase of the Recloser.
I A : 00000A 00 . 0/ 00 . 0
I B : 00000A 00 . 0/ 00 . 0
I C : 00000A 00 . 0/ 00 . 0
I N : 00000A < ABC / RST>
NOTE : Right side numeric indicate the System Line-Ground Voltage.
From the first Initial Mode screen, if you press UP ( ) or DOWN ( ) pushbutton, you can
move to the second Initial Mode screen as under, which is showing reset time and counter
of Recloser.
7 9RST [ Se c . ] : 00000
7 9O I T [ S e c . ] : 00000
S h o t Co u n t er : SH3
T r i p Co u n t er : 00068
 79RST : Sequence Reset Timer(count-down)

 79OIT : Reclosing Open Interval Timer(count-down)
 Shot Counter : When the each reclosing open interval time out, the shot counter
increase 1 step
 Trip Counter : Unit operation counter of the recloser
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9. Menu Trees
Global Setting Menu
[Main Menu]
1. Global Set Menu [Grobal Set Menu]

2. Group1 Set Menu
3. Group2 Set Menu 1. CT. PT Ratio
4. Config Set Menu 2. System Frequency
[CT. PT Ratio]
5. Event Menu 3. Direction Of I
> CT Ratio : 1000
6. Counter Menu 4. F. I Reset Mode
PT Ratio : 01588
7. Time Menu 5. Demand Meter
[ 1 – 6000 : 1 ]
8. Status Menu 6. Load Profile Time
9. Metering Menu 7. Trigger Point
10. Battery Menu 8. Button Delay Time [System Frequency]
11. Group Set Copy *. Save Global Set
12. About Recloser > Frequency : 50Hz.
13. Password Change [ 60Hz / 50Hz ]
[ Direction Of I]
> Direction : ABC -> RST

[ ABC->RST / RST->ABC ]
[F. I Reset On Close]
> Reset Mode : Yes

[ YES / NO ]
[Demand Meter]
> Time : 15Minute
Type : Thermal
[ 05/10/15/30/60 Min ]
[Load Profile Time]
> Time : 15Minute

[ 05/10/15/30/60 Min ]
[Trigger Point Wave]
> Pre_Cycle : 04Cyc

[ 1 - 20 : 1 Cyc ]
[Button Delay Time]

> Close : 0000.00 Cyc
Trip : 0000.00 Cyc
[ 0 - 3600 : 0.25 ]
[Save Global Set]
Press ENTER Save

Press Manu Cancel
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Group Setting Menu (1/2)
[Main Menu] [Pickup Current]

[Group1,2 Set Menu] [Fast - Phase]
> Min. Phase : 0700A [Fast - Ground]
1. Global Set Menu
1. Pickup Current [ 20 – 3200 : 1A ] [Fast - Negative]
2. Group1 Set Menu
2. TCC Curve Load Enc. Ph : 0400A
3. Group2 Set Menu
3. Time Delay SEF [ OFF, 20 – 3200 : 1A ] > TCC Type : 20 [ C ]
4. Config Set Menu
4. Oper. Fast Curve Min. Ground : 0100A [OFF, 1 – 50 : 1Step]
5. Event Menu
5. Oper. To Lockout Time Mult : 01.00
6. Counter Menu [ 10 – 800 : 1A ]
6. Reclose Interval [ 0.05 - 15 : 0.01 ]
7. Time Menu Load Enc. Gr : 0100A
7. Reset time EM Reset : NO
8. Status Menu [ OFF, 10 – 800 : 1A ]
8. High Current Trip [ YES / NO ]
9. Metering Menu Min. SEF : OFF
9. High Current Lock Time Add : 00.00Cyc
10. Battery Menu [ 3 – 300 : 1A ]
10. Cold Load Pick up [ 0 - 60.00 : 0.25 ]
11. Group Set Copy Negative. I2 : OFF
11. Seq. Coordination Min.Resp : 00.00Cyc
12. About Recloser [ OFF, 20 – 3200 : 1A ]
12. GR. trip Precedence [ 0 - 60.00 : 0.25 ]
13. Password Change
13. Under Current
14. Load Encroachment [TCC Curve]
15. Sympathetic Trip 1. Fast - Phase
16. Direction Relay 2. Fast – Ground
17. Frequency 3. Fast – Negative [Delay - Phase]
*. Save Setting 4. Delay - Phase [Delay - Ground]
5. Delay – Ground [Delay - Negative]
6. Delay – Negative
> TCC Type : 20 [ C ]
[OFF, 1 – 50 : 1Step]
[Time Delay SEF]
Time Mult : 01.00
[ 0.05 - 15 : 0.01 ]
> Delay : 00000.00Cyc
EM Reset : NO
[ 0 – 16000 : 0.25 ]
[ YES / NO ]
Time Add : 00.00Cyc
[OPERATE TO Fast CURVE] [ 0 - 60.00 : 0.25 ]
> Phase : 2 Min.Resp : 00.00Cyc
Ground : 2 [ 0 - 60.00 : 0.25 ]
[ OFF, 1 – 5 : 1 ]
[ OPERATE TO LOCKOUT ]
> Phase : 4 [HIGH I TRIP – PHASE]
Ground : 4
SEF : OFF > Multi1 : OFF
[ OFF, 1 – 5 : 1 ] [OFF, 1 – 50 : 0.01]
Delay1 :00000.00Cy
[RECLOSE INTERVAL] [0 – 16000 : 0.25]
Multi2 : OFF
> 1st : 000120.00Cyc [OFF, 1 – 50 : 0.01]
2nd : 000300.00Cyc Delay2 :00000.00Cy
3rd : 000900.00Cyc [0 – 16000 : 0.25]
4th : 000000.00Cyc Multi3 : OFF
[ 0 - 999999.00 : 0.25 ] [OFF, 1 – 50 : 0.01]
Delay3 :00000.00Cy
[RESET TIME] [0 – 16000 : 0.25]
> 79CY : 001800.00Cyc Activate : OFF
79LO : 000180.00Cyc [OFF, 1 – 50 : 1]
[ 0 - 999999.00 : 0.25 ]
[High Current Trip] [HIGH I TRIP – GROUND]

1. PHASE
2. GROUND > Multi1 : OFF
[OFF, 1 – 50 : 0.01]
Delay1 :00000.00Cy
[0 – 16000 : 0.25]
Multi2 : OFF
[OFF, 1 – 50 : 0.01]
Delay2 :00000.00Cy
[0 – 16000 : 0.25]
Multi3 : OFF
[OFF, 1 – 50 : 0.01]
Delay3 :00000.00Cy
[0 – 16000 : 0.25]
Activate : OFF
[OFF, 1 – 50 : 1]
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Group Setting Menu (2/2)
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Configuration Setting Menu
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Event Menu
[Main Menu] [SEQUENTIAL EVENT]

[Event Menu] 0001/8000 2005/10/05
1. Global Set Menu 09:28:34:966
1. Sequential Event 79LDS Status : 0
2. Group1 Set Menu
2. Fault Event
3. Group2 Set Menu
3. Fault Wave Event
4. Config Set Menu
4. Demand/Peak Demand [ FAULT EVENT] 1/2
5. Event Menu
5. Diagnostic 0001/0178 2005/09/29
6. Counter Menu
10:40:02:547
7. Time Menu
Ia:00400A 11.90kV
8. Status Menu
Ib:00010A 13.00kV
9. Metering Menu
Ic:00010A 13.10kV
10. Battery Menu
In:00390A
11. Group Set Copy
12. About Recloser
13. Password Change
[Fault Wave Event]
01/50
2005/09/29
1:33:59:576
[DEMAND/PEAK DEMAND]
> Ia : 00000A / 00026A

Ib : 00000A / 00005A
Ic : 00000A / 00005A
In : 00000A / 00026A
I2 : 00000A / 00009A
Ea : 00.00kW / 41.03MW
Eb : 00.00kW / 41.64MW
Ec : 00.00kW / 41.36MW
E3 : 00.00kW / F4.08MW
Ra : 00.00kVRF 9.67MVR
Rb : 00.00kVRF 9.67MVR
Rc : 00.00kVRF 9.67MVR
R3 : 00.00kVRF 9.67MVR
[DIAGNOSTIC]
> +5VAref: 4.9V OK
+12Vref: 12.2V OK
-12Vref: -12.2V OK
2.5Vref: 2.5V OK
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Other Menu
[ Current ]
[Main Menu] [Counter Monitoring]
> IA : 00003A 000.0Deg
1. Global Set Menu 1. Trip Count:00086 IB : 00003A 000.0Deg
2. Group1 Set Menu 2. Mon.Wear A:000.86 IC : 00003A 000.0Deg
3. Group2 Set Menu 3. Mon.Wear B:000.86 IN : 00003A 000.0Deg
4. Config Set Menu 4. Mon.Wear C:000.86
5. Event Menu
6. Counter Menu [ Voltage ]
7. Time Menu
8. Status Menu > Van : 00.3kV 000.0Deg
9. Metering Menu [TIME Menu] Vbn : 00.3kV 000.0Deg
10. Battery Menu Vcn : 00.3kV 000.0Deg
11. Group Set Copy [CURRENT TIME] Vrn : 00.3kV 000.0Deg
12. About Recloser 2005/10/05 10:20:11 Vsn : 00.3kV 000.0Deg
13. Password Change [SETTING TIME] Vtn : 00.3kV 000.0Deg
2005/10/05 10:19:10
[ TRUE RMS & POWER]
> Ia:00004A Ib:00004A

[Status Menu] Ic:00004A In:00004A
Va : 00.2kV Va : 00.2kV
[RECLOSER STATUS] Va : 00.2kV Va : 00.2kV
> Recloser : TROUBLE Va : 00.2kV Va : 00.2kV
Protection : DISABLE AB : 00.1kV RS : 00.1kV
Remote : ENABLE BC : 00.1kV ST : 00.1kV
Reclose : DISABLE
CA : 00.1kV TR : 00.1kV
F.I Reset : YES Active : -00.00MW
GND Detect : DISABLE Reactive : -00.00MVAR
Lockout : LOCKOUT Power Factor : 000%
EXT.Power : OFF
BAT Status : OK
Charge Mode : BULK
Door : OPEN [ V.I.Sin & V.I.Cos]
Temperature : 22.1
FRTU Addr : 00002 A:0000.0KW 000.0KVAR
Master Addr : 65534 B:0000.0KW 000.0KVAR
PIN. BD : OFF C:0000.0KW 000.0KVAR
PIN. C : OFF 3:0000.0KW 000.0KVAR
PIN. F : OFF
GAS : NORMAL
Version : Ver 1.52 [ V.I. & P.F]
A:0000.0KVA 1.00LEAD
B:0000.0KVA 1.00LEAD
C:0000.0KVA 1.00LEAD
[Metering Menu]
3:0000.0KVA 0.00LAG
> 1. Current
2. Voltage
3. True RMS & Power [ Symmetric Component]
4. V.I.Sin & V.I.Cos
5. V.I. & P.F. 0:00000A 00.0kV / 000D
6. Symmetric Component 1:00000A 00.0kV / 000D
7. System Frequency 2:00000A 00.0kV / 000D
8. D/I Status
[ System Frequency]
A phase : 50.00Hz
B phase : 50.00Hz
C phase : 50.00Hz
[Battery Metering]
[ D/I Status] > Charge V : 00.05V

Battery V :24.59V
123456789AB Temp. : 022.0Deg
!!
[Battery Menu]
1. Metering [Battery Test]
2. Testing & Result
Battery V : 24.59V
Battery OK
[Group Set Copy]

[Group Set Copy]
Copy Group1=> Group2
1. Group1=> Group2
Press ENTER Copy
2. Group2=> Group1
Press Menu Cancel
[Group Set Copy]

[ About Recloser] Copy Group2=> Group1
Press ENTER Copy
1. Serial NO Press Menu Cancel
2. Model NO
3. Identifier
[ Serial Number]
[Password Change] [ Model Number]
Level 4 : * * * *
[ 0 – Z : 1]
[ Identifier]
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Appendix1: Setting Sheet

1) Global Setting
Global Set Setting

No. Setting Item Range Default
Menu Value
CT Ratio 1000
CT, PT Ratio
PT Ratio 1588
1
CT Ratio – Shinsung SMRC’s CT ratio fixed 1000:1, so CT Ratio should be kept 1000.
PT Ratio – Shinsung SMRC’s PT ratio set for 11㎸ by factory, so PT Ratio should be kept
1588.
System
Frequency 50Hz, 60Hz 50
Frequency
2
Enter the nominal system frequency. If the system frequency be set wrong, metering is
very unstable and protection can be effected
Direction of Current ABC -> RST,
Direction of I ABC->RST
(Current Flow) RST -> ABC
3 Note: A,B,C is supply side and R,S,T is load side.
If it was already installed on the line oppositely, the setting should be changed from RST to
ABC. Otherwise, it can be caused by an unexpected operation in using directional
element..
FI Reset Mode Reset Mode Yes/No Yes
This item decide reset mode of FI targets
4 - FI Reset on Close = Y :
The FI LEDs extinguish automatically when the recloser closes.
- FI Reset on Close = N :
The FI LEDs extinguish automatically (or are newly latched in) when the R6 trips again.
Time 5/10/15/30/60Min. 15
Demand Meter
5 Type Thermal/Rolling Thermal
- Demand meter time setting determines demand meter
- Type could be selected one of two(Thermal/Rolling)
Load Profile
Time 5/10/15/30/60Min 15
6 Time
Load profile time setting determines load profile meter
Trigger Point
Pre_Cycle 1 ~ 20 Cycle 16Cy
Wave
R6 Control records 4 Currents and 3 voltages when fault trip and this setting determines
7
pre- triggering point. The trigger wave point setting decides pre-trigger point of fault
waveform data. If “TRIGGER WAVE POINT = 16 cycle”, then 16 cycle data before trip and
4 cycle data after trip are captured.
Button Delay Close Delay Time 0 ~ 3600.00 Cyc 0.00Cy

Time Trip Delay Time 0 ~ 3600.00 Cyc 0.00Cy
8
Button Delay Time setting determines close/trip pending time. If this time is set 100cycles
for close delay time, close operation is carried out after 2seconds starting from pressing
“CLOSE” pushbutton
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2) Group setting
Setting Value
Group set menu Setting Item Rage Default
Group1 Group2
Min. Phase 20 ~ 3200 400A

OFF, 20 ~
Load Enc. Ph OFF
3200
Min. Ground 10 ~ 800 100A
1 Pickup Current
Load Enc. Gr OFF, 10 ~ 800 OFF
Min. SEF 3 ~ 300 OFF
Negative. I2 20 ~ 3200 OFF
TCC Type OFF, 1 ~ 50 01[A]
Time Multi. 0.05 ~ 15 01.00
Fast-Phase EM Reset YES/NO NO
Time Add 0 ~ 60.00 0Cy
Min. Resp 0 ~ 60.00 0Cy
TCC Type OFF, 1 ~ 50 04[1]
Time Multi. 0.05 ~ 15 01.00

Fast -
EM Reset YES/NO NO
Ground
Min. Resp 0 ~ 60.00 0Cy

2 TCC
TCC Type OFF, 1 ~ 50 16[13]
Time Multi. 0.05 ~ 15 01.00

Fast -
EM Reset YES/NO NO
Negative
Time Add 0 ~ 60.00 00.00Cy
Min. Resp 0 ~ 60.00 01.5Cy
TCC Type OFF, 1 ~ 50 20[C]
Time Multi. 0.05 ~ 15 01.00

Delay -
EM Reset YES/NO NO
Phase
Min. Resp 0 ~ 60.00 0Cy
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TCC Type OFF, 1 ~ 50 16[13]
Time Multi. 0.05 ~ 15 01.00

Delay -
EM Reset YES/NO NO
Ground
Time Add 0 ~ 60.00 00.00Cy
Min.Resp 0 ~ 60.00 00.00Cy
TCC Type OFF, 1 ~ 50 16[13]
Time Multi. 0.05 ~ 15 01.00

Delay -
TCC EM Reset YES/NO NO
Negative
Time Add 0 ~ 60.00 00.00Cy
Min.Resp 0 ~ 60.00 00.00Cy
The EM Reset setting enables the electromechanical reset emulation for the US or IEC curve.
This setting is usually set to N, except for special applications.
For example, it can be used in the case which the backup protective relay is an
electromechanical disk relay. If maximum phase current goes above minimum pickup setting
2 and then the current goes below pickup setting, the element starts to time to reset in two
different ways.
 EM RESET = Y :
By emulating electromechanical reset timing.
 EM RESET = N :
Reset time has only 1 cycle delay.
Constant Time Adder

The constant time adder setting adds a constant time to the curve, if set to other than 0.
Fast and Delay Negative

Applied fast and delay operation to negative sequence elements.
The time delay characteristics(TCCs) for negative sequence are same to other over-current
elements. So it can be achieved that more flexible and more adaptable applications.
3 Time Delay SEF Delay 1 ~ 16000 500Cy
OPERATE TO Fast Phase OFF, 1 ~ 5 2

4
CURVE Ground OFF, 1 ~ 5 2
Phase OFF, 1 ~ 5 4
OPERATE TO
5 Ground OFF, 1 ~ 5 4
LOCKOUT
SEF OFF, 1 ~ 5 4
1st 0 ~ 999999.00 100Cy
2nd 0 ~ 999999.00 250Cy

6 RECLOSE INTERVAL
3rd 0 ~ 999999.00 750Cy
4th 0 ~ 999999.00 0Cy
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79CY 0 ~ 999999.00 1500Cy

7 RESET TIME
79LO 0 ~ 999999.00 500Cy
Multi1 OFF, 1 ~ 50 OFF
Delay1 0 ~ 16000 0

HIGH I TRIP
Delay2 0 ~ 16000 0
– PHASE
Delay3 0 ~ 16000 0
High Activate OFF, 1 ~ 5 OFF

8 Current
Trip Multi1 OFF, 1 ~ 50 OFF
Delay1 0 ~ 16000 0

HIGH I TRIP
Delay2 0 ~ 16000 0
– GROUND
Delay3 0 ~ 16000 0
Activate OFF, 1 ~ 5 OFF
Multiplier OFF, 1 ~ 50 OFF

Phase
High Activate OFF, 1 ~ 50 -
9 Current
Lock Multiplier OFF, 1 ~ 50 OFF
Ground
Activate OFF, 1 ~ 50 -
Pickup Phase OFF, 1 ~ 50 OFF

Multiplier Ground OFF, 1 ~ 50 OFF
Loss. Load
Delay 0 ~ 999999.00 -
Diversity
Cold Load
10 Force Time Delay 0 ~ 999999.00 -
Pick up
Phase YES/NO NO
Restore
Ground YES/NO NO
Min.Trip
SEF YES/NO NO
11 Sequence. Coordination Coordination YES/NO YES
12 Ground Trip Precedence Precedence YES/NO NO
Enabled YES/NO NO
13 UNDER CURRENT Pickup 10 ~ 100 10A
Delay Time 20 ~ 3200 60
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Enabled YES / NO NO
Po.Lo.Ang.For 0 ~ 90 30D
Load Encroachment Ne.Lo.Ang.For 0 ~ (-)90 -36D
Po.Lo.Ang.Rev 0 ~ 90 44D
Ne.Lo.Ang.Rev 0 ~ (-)90 -31D
The load-encroachment feature allows phase over-current elements to be set independent of

load levels. This is very important in loop scheme. And also this can achieve more sensitive
over-current protection and more adaptable applications.
If the phase elements are set close to maximum load current levels. This runs the risk of
tripping on load current. The load-encroachment feature prevents this from happening.
The related settings are as follows.
- Load Enc. Ph Pickup Current
- Load Enc. Gr Pickup Current
- Load Encroachment Enabled
- Po. Lo. Ang. For (Positive Load Angle Forward)
- Ne. Lo. Ang. For (Negative Load Angle Forward)
- Po. Lo. Ang. Rev (Positive Load Angle Reverse)
- Ne. Lo. Ang. Rev (Negative Load Angle Reverse)
1) Load Encroachment Enabled = No

The recloser is tripped by phase and ground
14 over-current elements when the line current
is over the original minimum pickup current
settings. It operates independently of power factor.
2) Load Encroachment Enabled = Yes

The operation region is divided into load current
region and fault current region by power factor
and four angle settings. In the load current region,
the pickup current is load encroachment pickup
setting. And in the fault current region, the pickup
current is original minimum pickup setting.
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SYMPATH. TRIP AVOID Avoidance OFF, 1 ~ 50 OFF
Sympathetic trips are undesirable recloser operations for unbalanced- or high-load conditions
which occur during or immediately following out-of-section faults. The sympathetic trip
avoidance function prevent reclosers from tripping due to delayed voltage recovery
sympathetic trip conditions.
The method is detecting a simultaneous phase under-voltage without high current condition.
The setting is multiple for minimum pickup of phase and ground. If the system voltage is below
85% of nominal voltage and no fault current is detected, over-current pickup is desensitized
during 180 seconds.
15
This function is applied to both minimum pickup and load encroachment pickup (if enabled).
Phase YES / NO NO
Ground YES / NO NO
PHASE, Max.Torq Ang 0 ~ 359 0
Directional GROUND
16
Relay Width-Positive 10 ~ (±)170 90
Max.Torq -Neg 0 ~ 359 0
Width-Negative 10 ~ (±)170 90
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Enabled YES / NO NO
SEF Max.Torq Ang 0 ~ 359 0
(Ground)
Ang Width 10 ~ (±)170 30
Basic 3V0 2 ~ 100 10%
Directional Relay Setting Procedure

Reverse power elements and directionally supervised over-current elements are employed.
The directional supervision of the phase overcurrent element is made up of two components.
One is the use of positive sequence voltage polarized phase elements to detect three phase
faults. The second is a negative sequence voltage polarized directional element used to detect
unbalanced faults.
Following figure is a diagram of positive sequence element. For negative sequence element, it
is similar to this.
The settings such as MTA(Maximum Torque Angle), TAW(Torque Angle Width) are related
closely to the distribution system configuration and its grounding system. So it is hard to
suggest guideline or setting procedure.
Reclose
YES / NO NO
Enabled
Under V. Fre 10-150 80%
Pickup 1 OFF, 40 ~ 65 OFF
Delay 1 2 ~ 16000 10Cy
Delay 2 2 ~ 16000 10Cy
17 Frequency Pickup 3 OFF, 40 ~ 65 OFF

Delay 3 2 ~ 16000 10Cy
Delay 4 2 ~ 16000 10Cy
Delay 5 2 ~ 16000 10Cy
Delay 6 2 ~ 16000 10Cy
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Appendix 2: TCC Curves
100
CLEARING TIME
CURVE:A,B,C,D,E
CURVE SHOWN IS
THE 1.0×MULTIPLIER CURVE.
AVERAGE CLEARING TIME
VARIATIONS ±10% or 0.01 SECONDS
10
.
TIME(SECONDS)
0.1
D B
A
0.01
100 1000 10000
CURRENT(PERCENTAGE OF MINIMUM TRIP)
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1000
CLEARING TIME
CURVE:K,L,M,N
CURVE SHOWN IS
100
10
.
TIME(SECONDS)
N M
0.1
0.01
100 1000 10000
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1000
CLEARING TIME
CURVE:P,R,T,V
CURVE SHOWN IS
100
10
.
TIME(SECONDS)
1
V
T
0.1
R
0.01
100 1000 10000
38/60
1000
CLEARING TIME
CURVE:W,Y,Z
CURVE SHOWN IS
100
10
.
TIME(SECONDS)
0.1
0.01
100 1000 10000
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100
CLEARING TIME
CURVE:1,2,3,4,5
CURVE SHOWN IS
10
TIME(SECONDS)
1 3
0.1
5
1
0.01
100 1000 10000
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100
CLEARING TIME
CURVE:6,7,8,8*,9
CURVE SHOWN IS
7 AVERAGE CLEARING TIME
10
9
TIME(SECONDS)
8*
0.1
0.01
100 1000 10000
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100
CLEARING TIME
CURVE:11,13,14,15,16,18
CURVE SHOWN IS
10 11
TIME(SECONDS)
18
14
13
16
0.1
15
0.01
100 1000 10000
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100
CLEARING
RECLOSERTIME
CLEARING TIME
CURVE:N1,N2,N3,N4
CURVE:A,B,C,D,E
CURVE SHOWN IS
10
TIME(SECONDS)
N2 N3
N4
0.1
N1
0.01
100 1000 10000
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US1
100
RESPONSE TIME
CURVE : US1
AVERAGE RESPONSE TIME
VARIATIONS ±10% or 0.01
SECONDS
10
15
10
TIME(SECONDS)
1
5
0.1 0.5
0.01
100 1000 10000
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US2
1000
RESPONSE TIME
CURVE : US2
SECONDS
100
10
TIME(SECONDS)
15
10
1 5
0.1 0.5
0.01
100 1000 10000
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US3
1000
RESPONSE TIME
CURVE : US3
SECONDS
100
10
TIME(SECONDS)
15
1
10
0.1 1
0.5
0.01
100 1000 10000
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US4
1000
RESPONSE TIME
CURVE : US4
SECONDS
100
10
TIME(SECONDS)
1
1
10
0.1
0.5
0.01
100 1000 10000
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US5
100
RESPONSE TIME
CURVE : US5
SECONDS
10
TIME(SECONDS)
1
1
10
0.1
0.5
0.01
100 1000 10000
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IEC1
100
RESPONSE TIME
CURVE : IEC1
SECONDS
10
1
TIME(SECONDS)
0.5
1
0.2
0.1
0.05
0.1
0.01
100 1000 10000
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IEC2
1000
RESPONSE TIME
CURVE : IEC2
SECONDS
100
10
TIME(SECONDS)
0.5
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.05
0.01
100 1000 10000
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IEC3
1000
RESPONSE TIME
CURVE : IEC3
SECONDS
100
10
TIME(SECONDS)
0.1 0.5
0.2
0.1
0.01 0.05
100 1000 10000
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IEC4
10000
RESPONSE TIME
CURVE : IEC4
SECONDS
1000
100
TIME(SECONDS)
10
0.5
0.2
1
0.1
0.05
0.1
0.01
100 1000 10000
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IEC5
100
RESPONSE TIME
CURVE : IEC5
SECONDS
10
TIME(SECONDS)
0.5
0.1
0.2
0.1
0.05
0.01
100 1000 10000
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Appendix 3 : DNP Index

Data Map
DNP Object Type Index Description Note
01, 02 000-108 Relay Word. 109 DI
01, 02 109-112 Power factor leading for A, B, C and 3-phase.
01, 02 113 Relay diagnostic failure
10, 12 0 PROTECTION ENABLED DO
10, 12 1 RECLOSE ENABLED
10, 12 2 GROUND ENABLED
10, 12 3 FAST CURVE ENABLED
10, 12 4 REMOTE ENABLED
10, 12 5 BUTTON LOCK ENABLED
10, 12 6 CLOSE command.
10, 12 7 Hot Line Tag
10, 12 8 SEF
10, 12 9 COLD LOAD PICKUP
10, 12 10 SEQUENTIAL COORDINATION
10, 12 11 AUX1
10, 12 12 AUX2
10, 12 13 TRIP command
10, 12 14 RESET/LAMP TEST
10, 12 15 SEQUENCE TRIP TEST
10, 12 16 BATTERY TEST
10, 12 17 Reset Fault Wave
10, 12 18 Reset Fault Event
10, 12 19 Reset Sequential Event
10, 12 20 Reset Load Profile
10, 12 21 Reset Min/Max
10, 12 22 Reset Energy
10, 12 23 Reset Demand
20, 22 0 Recloser operating Count CI
20, 22 1 Contact Wear Monitoring-A phase
20, 22 2 Contact Wear Monitoring-B phase
20, 22 3 Contact Wear Monitoring-B phase
20, 22 4 Active settings group
20, 22 5 Restart Count
30,32 0 Demand Ia(A) AI
30,32 1 Demand Ib(A)
30,32 2 Demand Ic(A)
30,32 3 Demand 3I0(A)
30,32 4 Demand 3I2 (A)
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30.32 5 Current A
30.32 6 Current B
30.32 7 Current C
30.32 8 Current N
30.32 9 Voltage A
30.32 10 Voltage B
30.32 11 Voltage C
30.32 12 Voltage R
30.32 13 Voltage S
30.32 14 Voltage T
30.32 15 Current A Angle
30.32 16 Current B Angle
30.32 17 Current C Angle
30.32 18 Current N Angle
30.32 19 Voltage A Angle
30.32 20 Voltage B Angle
30.32 21 Voltage C Angle
30.32 22 Voltage R Angle
30.32 23 Voltage S Angle
30.32 24 Voltage T Angle
30.32 25 Power Factor A
30.32 26 Power Factor B
30.32 27 Power Factor C
30.32 28 Power Factor N
30.32 29 Frequency(Hz)
30.32 30 Zero Phase Current
30.32 31 Negative Phase Current
30.32 32 Positive Phase Current
30.32 33 Zero Phase Voltage
30.32 34 Negative Phase Voltage
30.32 35 Positive Phase Voltage
30.32 36 KW A IN
30.32 37 KW A OUT
30.32 38 KW B IN
30.32 39 KW B OUT
30.32 40 KW C IN
30.32 41 KW C OUT
30.32 42 KW 3-Phase IN
30.32 43 KW 3-Phase OUT
30.32 44 KVAR A IN
30.32 45 KVAR A OUT
30.32 46 KVAR B IN
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30.32 47 KVAR B OUT

30.32 48 KVAR C IN
30.32 49 KVAR C OUT
30.32 50 KVAR 3-Phase IN
30.32 51 KVAR 3-Phase OUT
30.32 52 Charge Voltage
30.32 53 Battery Voltage
30.32 54 Charge Current
30.32 55 Temperature
30.32 56 MWh A IN
30.32 57 MWh A OUT
30.32 58 MWh B IN
30.32 59 MWh B OUT
30.32 60 MWh C IN
30.32 61 MWh C OUT
30.32 62 MWh 3-Phase IN
30.32 63 MWh 3-Phase OUT
30.32 64 MVARh A IN
30.32 65 MVARh A OUT
30.32 66 MVARh B IN
30.32 67 MVARh B OUT
30.32 68 MVARh C IN
30.32 69 MVARh C OUT
30.32 70 MVARh 3-Phase IN
30.32 71 MVARh 3-Phase OUT
40,41 0 CT Ratio AO
40,41 1 PT Ratio
40,41 2 System Frequency
40,41 3 Direction of Current
40,41 4 Phase Rotation
40,41 5 FI Reset LED Mode
40,41 6 Demand Meter Time constant
40,41 7 Demand Type
40,41 8 Load Profile Time
40,41 9 Trigger Point [Fault Wave]
40,41 10 Push Button Close Delay Time
40,41 11 Push Button Trip Delay Time
40,41 12 Min. Trip Phase [Min. Trip-Ph] GROUP1
40,41 13 Min. Trip Ground [Min.Trip-Gr]
40,41 14 Min. Trip SEF [Min.Trip-SEF]
40,41 15 Fast Curve Phase
40,41 16 Vert. Multiplier Fast Curve Phase
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40,41 17 EM-Reset Fast Curve Phase

40,41 18 Const. time adder Fast Curve Phase
40,41 19 Min. Response Fast Curve Phase
40,41 20 Fast Curve Ground
40,41 21 Vert. Multiplier Fast Curve Ground
40,41 22 EM-Reset Fast Curve Ground
40,41 23 Const. time adder Fast Curve Ground
40,41 24 Min. Response Fast Curve Ground
40,41 25 Delay Curve Phase
40,41 26 Vert. Multiplier Delay Curve Phase
40,41 27 EM-Reset Delay Curve Phase
40,41 28 Const. time adder Delay Curve Phase
40,41 29 Min. Response Delay Curve Phase
40,41 30 Delay Curve Ground
40,41 31 Vert. Multiplier Delay Curve Ground
40,41 32 EM-Reset Delay Curve Ground
40,41 33 Const. time adder Delay Curve Ground
40,41 34 Min. Response Delay Curve Ground
40,41 35 Time Delay SEF
40,41 36 Operation Fast Curve Phase
40,41 37 Operation Fast Curve Ground
40,41 38 Operation to Lockout Phase
40,41 39 Operation to Lockout ground
40,41 40 Operation to Lockout SEF
40,41 41 Reclosing Interval 1
40,41 45 Reset Time for auto recloser
40,41 46 Reset Time from Lockout
40,41 47 High Current Trip Phase [HCT - Ph]
40,41 48 Time Delay -Phase high current trip
40,41 49 Activate High Current Trip Phase
40,41 50 High Current Trip Ground [HCT - Gr]
40,41 51 Time Delay-Ground high current trip
40,41 52 Activate High Current Trip Ground
40,41 53 High Current Lockup Phase [HCL - Ph]
40,41 54 Active High Current Lockout Phase
40,41 55 High Current Lockup Ground [HCL - Gr]
40,41 56 Active High Current Lockout Ground
40,41 57 Cold load pickup Phase [CLP-Ph]
40,41 58 Cold load pickup Ground [CLP-Gr]
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40,41 59 Loss of load diversity time

40,41 60 Restore Min. trip-time limit(force time)
40,41 61 Restore Min. trip Phase
40,41 62 Restore Min. Trip Ground
40,41 63 Restore Min. trip SEF
40,41 64 Sequence Coordination
40,41 65 Ground Trip Precedence
40,41 66 Line Live pickup
40,41 67 Under Current
40,41 68 Under Current Pickup
40,41 69 Under Current Delay Time
40,41 70 Load Enchrochment
40,41 71 Forword Load Leading Ang
40,41 72 Forward Load Lagging Ang
40,41 73 Reverse Load Leading Ang
40,41 74 Reverse Load Lagging Ang
40,41 75 Demand Pickup Changed
40,41 76 Demand Pickup Multiplier
40,41 77 Sympathetic Trip Avodance
40,41 78 Direction Phase Relay
40,41 79 Max Torque Angle
40,41 80 Positive Torque Angle With
40,41 81 Negative Torque Angle With
40,41 82 Direction Ground Relay
40,41 85 Torque Angle With-Negative
40,41 86 Direction SEF Relay
40,41 90 Basic 3V0
40,41 91 Min. Trip Phase[Min. Trip-Ph] GROUP2
40,41 92 Min. Trip Ground[Min.Trip-Gr]
40,41 93 Min. Trip SEF[Min.Trip-SEF]
40,41 94 Fast Curve Phase
40,41 95 Vert. Multiplier Fast Curve Phase
40,41 96 EM-Reset Fast Curve Phase
40,41 97 Const. time adder Fast Curve Phase
40,41 98 Min. Response Fast Curve Phase
40,41 99 Fast Curve Ground
40,41 100 Vert. Multiplier Fast Curve Ground
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40,41 101 EM-Reset Fast Curve Ground

40,41 102 Const. time adder Fast Curve Ground
40,41 103 Min. Response Fast Curve Ground
40,41 104 Delay Curve Phase
40,41 105 Vert. Multiplier Delay Curve Phase
40,41 106 EM-Reset Delay Curve Phase
40,41 107 Const. time adder Delay Curve Phase
40,41 108 Min. Response Delay Curve Phase
40,41 109 Delay Curve Ground
40,41 110 Vert. Multiplier Delay Curve Ground
40,41 111 EM-Reset Delay Curve Ground
40,41 112 Const. time adder Delay Curve Ground
40,41 113 Min. Response Delay Curve Ground
40,41 114 Time Delay SEF
40,41 115 Operation Fast Curve Phase
40,41 116 Operation Fast Curve Ground
40,41 117 Operation to Lockout Phase
40,41 118 Operation to Lockout ground
40,41 119 Operation to Lockout SEF
40,41 124 Reset Time for auto recloser
40,41 125 Reset Time from Lockout
40,41 126 High Current Trip Phase [HCT - Ph]
40,41 127 Time Delay -Phase high current trip
40,41 128 Activate High Current Trip Phase
40,41 129 High Current Trip Ground [HCT - Gr]
40,41 130 Time Delay-Ground high current trip
40,41 131 Activate High Current Trip Ground
40,41 132 High Current Lockup Phase [HCL - Ph]
40,41 133 Active High Current Lockout Phase
40,41 134 High Current Lockup Ground [HCL - Gr]
40,41 135 Active High Current Lockout Ground
40,41 136 Cold load pickup Phase [CLP-Ph]
40,41 137 Cold load pickup Ground [CLP-Gr]
40,41 138 Loss of load diversity time
40,41 139 Restore Min. trip-time limit(force time)
40,41 140 Restore Min. trip Phase
40,41 141 Restore Min. Trip Ground
40,41 142 Restore Min. trip SEF
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40,41 143 Sequence Coordination

40,41 144 Ground Trip Precedence
40,41 145 Line Live pickup
40,41 146 Under Current
40,41 147 Under Current Pickup
40,41 148 Under Current Delay Time
40,41 149 Load Enchrochment
40,41 150 Forword Load Leading Ang
40,41 151 Forward Load Lagging Ang
40,41 152 Reverse Load Leading Ang
40,41 153 Reverse Load Lagging Ang
40,41 154 Demand Pickup Changed
40,41 155 Demand Pickup Multiplier
40,41 156 Sympathetic Trip Avodance
40,41 157 Direction Phase Relay
40,41 161 Direction Ground Relay
40,41 164 Torque Angle With-Negative
40,41 165 Direction SEF Relay
40,41 169 Basic 3V0
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Instruction Manual

1. Test before Installation for R6 Control

2. Installation Procedure for R6 Control

3. R6 Control Front Panel Description

4. R6 Control Side Panel Description

5. Terminal Block for Modem and Remote Control

6. Terminal Block for External Power

8. Initial Mode Screens

Appendix1 : Setting Sheet

Appendix 2 : TCC Curves

Appendix 3 : DNP Index

1. Test before Installation for R6 Control

WARNING : If you supply the AC or DC power to wet control cubicle, it can

1) Ground connection between Control and Recloser

2) Turn on “DC Power” Switch

4) Connect Auxiliary AC power

6) Connect Control Cables

DANGER: If recloser is in energized condition, you should not touch

WARNING : Do Not Turn Manual Closing Shaft Counterclockwise. Recloser

8) Electrical Close / Trip Operation

9) Emergency Close / Trip Operation

10) Set Parameters

11) Set Date and Time

12) Sequence Trip Test

13) Check the Current

The LCD first initial mode screen is as below.

I A: 00000A 00. 0/ 00. 0

First Initial Mode Screen

14) Pick up Current Test for Phase

15) Pick up Current Test for Ground

16) Reclosing Test

17) Reset Time Test

2. Installation Procedure for R6 Control

WARNING : If you supply the AC or DC power to wet or moist control cubicle, it

2) Earth the Control Cubicle

Figure 1. Grounding and Control Cable Connection

3) Turn on “DC Power” Switch

6) Connect Auxiliary AC Power

7) Verify Set Values

8) Connect Control Cables

9) Check Current and Voltage

First Initial Mode Screen

10) Enable Protection

3. R6 Control Front Panel Description

Press the “PROTECTION ENABLED” pushbutton for 1second to enable

Press the “RECLOSE ENABLED” pushbutton for 1second to enable or

NOTE: If Reclosing interval 1(79OI1) is set to 0(zero), reclose function

Press the “FAST CURVE ENABLED” pushbutton for 1second to enable or

NOTE: Ground overcurrent element and SEF element operates

NOTE: If Sequence Coordination setting is set to No from Yes/No,

Press the “CLOSE” pushbutton to execute close operation.

NOTE: If “CLOSE/TRIP DELAY TIME” is enabled and also Close pushbutton

NOTE: If “CLOSE/TRIP DELAY TIME” enabled and Trip pushbutton delay

2) Button for Setting

Press the MENU/ESC pushbutton to change Menu level or Escape.

Press the ENTER pushbutton to select displayed higher menu or to

Scroll left and right on display

4) Status and Target LED’s

4. R6 Control Side Panel Description