01 D28 DIG5 Exercises

DIGSI 5 Basics
Exercises i3D
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Exercises –SIPROTEC 5 / DIGSI 5
SIPROTEC 5 / DIGSI 5 Basic Course
Exercise 1 - Design of 220 kV Feeder

Exercise 2 - Handling of SIPROTEC 5
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Exercise 3 - Online Configurator for SIPROTEC 5
Exercise 4 - DIGSI 5 Offline Design of SLD and SIP5-Devices
Exercise 5 - DIGSI 5 Offline – Implementation of Control Functions
Exercise 6 - DIGSI 5 Offline – Design of Display Pages
Exercise 7 - DIGSI 5 Offline – Implementation of Protection Functions
Exercise 8 - DIGSI 5 Online Operation with SIPROTEC 5
Exercise 9 - DIGSI 5 Offline – Logic Function Charts (CFC): Local Key switch => Flashing LEDs
Exercise 10 - DIGSI 5 Offline – Logic Function Charts (CFC): F-Key => Change the setting group
Exercise 11 - DIGSI 5 Offline - Display Power Flow and SF6 Loss
Exercise 12 - DIGSI 5 Offline – Expansion of Function Points
Exercise 13 - DIGSI 5 Offline – Import/ Export of Parameters
Exercise 14 - DIGSI 5 - Simple Goose Communication SIP5-SIP5
SIPROTEC 5/ DIGSI 5 Basic Course

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Exercises –SIPROTEC 5 / DIGSI 5
SIPROTEC 5 / DIGSI 5 System Course
Exercise 21 - DIGSI 5 Offline – Expansion of Project with SIPROTEC 4

Exercise 22 - DIGSI 5 Offline – Bay Interlocking D01 and D02
Exercise 23 - DIGSI 5 Offline – Station Interlocking between SIP5 and SIP4
Exercise 24 - DIGSI 5 Offline – Automatic Settings Group Change
Exercise 25 - DIGSI 5 Offline – DIGSI 5 - Simple Busbar Protection
Exercise 26 - DIGSI 5 Offline – DIGSI 5 and SICAM PAS
Exercise 27 - DIGSI 5 Online - Test Suite
Exercise 28 - DIGSI 5 Online - Expert Mode

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Exercise 1 – Design of 220 kV Feeder SIPROTEC 5
1. Design the scope of Binary inputs and outputs, the number of VTs and CTs and the number of
protection functions. How many interfaces do you need for the Siprotec 5 devices stipulated
for of the 220 kV SLD Feeder =D01 and =D02 ?
2. Which type of communication interfaces do you need, which type of Display and control keys
and how many LED are necessary? Use the Customer Specification.

3. Enter the scope of Interfaces and functions in the table for Line 1 and Bus Coupler

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Exercise 1 – Design of SIP 5 for 220 kV Feeder
Scope of Line 1 =D01
high Com- key

=D01 BI BO standard fast speed power CT VT Interface LED Display switch Housing
Scope of Siprotec 5 (n x el / n x
(n) (n) (n) (n) (n) (n) (n) (nxn/ nxs) (n) op) (n) (w / s / l ) (y / n) (f/s)
SIP 5 Device 32 l i f
Switching Device 6 12 15 13 2 Remarks: n - number

n x p - number of
Alarms 5 5 protection CT
status informations 2 2 3p x 1s - protection senitive CT
CT interfaces 8p n x m - number of measurement CT

n x el - number of electrical
VT interfaces 8 Interfaces
n x op - number of optical
Protection Interface 1p Interfaces
1el w - without display

s / l - small / large
IEC 61 850 Interface 1el display
serial Control Center y / n - yes / no
Interface 1op key swich
Sum 19 15 13 2 0 0 8p 8 f / s - flush / surface mounting

Length of Pimary Network Function
Power Supply (V) 48 Line (km) Starpoint Points
Protection functions
(ANSI) 50 51 51N 87L 21 50BF 79 25 500

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Exercise 1 – Design of SIP 5 for 220 kV Feeder
Scope of Busbar Coupler =D02
high Com- key

=D02 BI BO standard fast speed power CT VT Interface LED Display switch Housing
Scope of Siprotec 5 (n x el / n x
(n) (n) (n) (n) (n) (n) (n) (nxn/ nxs) (n) op) (n) (w / s / l ) (y / n) (f/s)
SIP 5 Device 32 l i f
Switching Device Remarks: n - number

n x p - number of
Alarms protection CT
status informations 3p x 1s - protection senitive CT
CT interfaces n x m - number of measurement CT

n x el - number of electrical
VT interfaces Interfaces
n x op - number of optical
Protection Interface Interfaces
w - without display
s / l - small / large
IEC 61 850 Interface display
serial Control Center y / n - yes / no
Interface key swich
Sum 19 f / s - flush / surface mounting

Pimary Network Function
Power Supply (V) Starpoint Points
Protection functions
(ANSI) 50 51 51N 87L 21 50BF 79

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Exercise 2 – Handling of SIPROTEC 5
Ex 2a) Mechanical Handling of SIPROTEC 5 with SIP 5 modularly Suitcase model

Teamwork in four groups of trainee
• Remove and pluck in the VT terminal blocks from the SIP 5

• Remove and pluck in the I/O terminal blocks from the SIP 5
• Remove and pluck in the Communication Interfaces

• Change the Battery
• Expand the SIP5-Basic device with an expansion module

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Ex 2b) Operational Handling of SIPROTEC 5 with the SIP5 Test model
Open the Operational log list and get the last information:
-…………..

Open the last Fault log list
Open the user log list 1
Open the Operational measurement values list of line 1
Get the Serial Number and the Order Number of SIP5 device
(=>Menu=>Test & Diagnostics=>Device Information)
and write down the Order code and save it in a Word-file under C:Temp
Serial number: BM……………………………………
Order Code: 7SL86-………………………………………………………………………..

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Ex 2b) Operational Handling of SIPROTEC 5 with the SIP5 Test model
Open the Operational log list and get the last information:
-…………..

Open the last Fault log list
Open the user log list 1
Open the Operational measurement values list of line 1
Get the Serial Number and the Order Number of SIP5 device
(=>Menu=>Test & Diagnostics=>Device Information)
and write down the Order code and save it in a Word-file under C:Temp
Serial number: BM 120 1000xx
Order Code:
7SL86 – DAAA -AA0 - 0AAAA0 - AZ1212 - 23111A - EBA000 - 000AA0 - CB1BA2 - CB1

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Ex 2c) Operational handling of SIPROTEC 5 with the SIP5 Test model
Change the IP for DIGSI 5-interface J of SIP 5:
IP 192.168.001.x (x=111;121; 131; 151; 161; 171)

Sub Net 255.255.255.0
(Menu=> Communication=> J: On broad Ethernet=> Cannel 1=> IP setting=> Change=Enter confirm ID: 222 222
=> press Enter => press OK for Confirm Forces device restart=> Enter IP address=> press Enter => press right
Arrow bottom for Escape four times => select Confirm => press OK => SIP 5 restarted )
Ex 2d) Operational handling of SIPROTEC 5 with the PA Test model
Execute a local Command CB of SIP5 device

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Exercise 3 – Online Configurator for SIPROTEC 5
Internet: Link: http://www.energy.siemens.com/hq/en/automation/power-transmission-

distribution/protection/siprotec5/configurator.htm
Ex 3a)
• Create the Order Number of the Relay =D01 like Specification with the Online-
Configutator => Result? Compare with the Device PA Test model.

Short Code:……
Long Code:………………………………………………………………………………..
Ex 3b)
• Create the Order Number for Spare part only for the Basic-Device =D01 like Specification but with
the minimum of function points. => Result?
Function Points:……
Short Code:……
Long Code:………………………………………………………………………………..

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Ex 3c)
• Create the Order Number for Spare part only for the Expansion-Module =D01 like Specification
Short Code:……
Long Code:………………………………………………………………………………..

Ex 3d)
• Create the Order Number of Communication-Module IEC 61 850 FO
Short Code:……
Long Code:………………………………………………………………………………..
Ex 3e)
• Create the Order Number of DIGSI 5 Premium with SIGRA for 5 licenses
Short Code:……
Long Code:………………………………………………………………………………..

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Ex 3f)
• Create the Order Number of CT-Terminal for Protection with sensitive Ground current
Short Code: ……….
Long Code: ……….

Ex 3g)
• Create the Order Number of CT-Terminal for Measurements
Short Code: ……….
Long Code: ………..

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Exercise 4 – DIGSI 5 Offline Design of SLD
1. Create a new project and rename it to “SIP5_basic_DD_MM_JJ” and save it to C:Temp

2. Select the symbol standard IEC
3. Design a single bus bar line feeder by using a template (e.g. Double busbar line feeder), change it like SLD
feeder “=D01”. The max. of size should be 13x7 quadrates
a) Open the “Single-line configuration”
b) Move the template “Double-BB-Line Feeder” from the Libraries in the SLD-drawing
c) Delete BB2, QB2 and BE2

d) Connect QB9 with BE1 (by holding the left mouse key)
e) Insert “Disconnector”, “Grounding” and “3phase VT YY-delta” from the Libraries, rotate and connect them
f) f)Set the parameters of current transformer BC1 (800/1A) and voltage transformer BA1 and BA 11 (220kV/110V)
g) Rename the components of SLD like specified
h) Enter the line parameter and the length of Line
4. Add a device using “Add new device”. Enter the MLFB-long code: (7SL86 – DAAA -AA0 - 0AAAA0 - AZ1212 -
23111A - EBA000 - 000AA0 - CB1BA2 - CB1) from the Configuration-tool with copy and paste, (or the short
code: P1C3001) and verify it.
5. Select the Application Template (DIFF/DIS Basic).
6. Rename the device in the properties of 7SJ86 in “=D01 Line 1” and delete or add the necessary numbers of
protection functions in the Function Group FG* ”Line 1” according specification.
7. Add new Function Groups (FG*) for Disconnector- and Ground- Switches from the libraries in the device Line 1
and rename them.
8. Clarification of Attention-Signs
9. Settings of CT and VTs
10. Connect primary equipment to the device (CT-BC1 to FG* CB and to FG* Line1, VT-BA1 to FG* Line1 and FG
CB, VT-BA11 to FG CB (synchro) and synchronize the settings.
11. Link the commands and status from the FGs to the CB QA1, Disconnectors-QB1/QB9 and Ground Switches
QC1, QC2 and QC9
12. Set the IP address of “Line 1“ =D01 * FG – Function Group

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Exercise 4 DIGSI 5 Offline Design of SLD
1. Create a new project and rename it to “SIP5_basic” save it to C:Temp

2. Select the symbol standard IEC

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3. Design a single bus bar line feeder by using a template (e.g. Double busbar line feeder),
change it like SLD feeder “=D01”. The max. of size should be 13x7 quadrates.
a) Open the “Single-line configuration” , b) Move the template
“Double-BB-Line Feeder”
from the Libraries “Protection Template" into the
SLD-drawing

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change it like SLD feeder “=D01”. The max. of size should be 13x7 quadrates
c) Delete BB2, QB2 and BE2 , d) Connect QB9 with BE1 (by holding the left
mouse key)

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change it like SLD feeder “=D01” The max. of size should be 13x7 quadrates.
e) Insert “Disconnector”, Grounding and 3-Phase-VT YY from the Libraries,
rotate and connect them , f) Set the data of
current transformers
BC1 (800/1A) and
voltage transformers BA1

and BA 11 (220kV/110V)

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3. Design a single bus bar line feeder by using a

template (e.g. Double busbar line feeder), change
it like SLD feeder “=D01”.
The max. of size should be 13x7 quadrates
g) Rename the components of SLD like specified

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Exercise 4 DIGSI 5 Offline Design of Device
4) Add a device using “Add new device”. Enter the MLFB-long code:
(7SL86-DAAA-AA0-0AAAA0-AZ1212-23111A-EBA000-000AA0-CB1BA2-CB1) from the
Configuration tool with copy and paste, (or the short code: P1C3001) and verify it.

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4) If You have a online Internet access you can use a better Option:
Add a device using “Add new device”. Enter the Short code:(P1C3001) and verify it.

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5) Select the Application Template (DIFF/DIS Basic).

V02.01

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6) Rename the device in the properties of 7SL86 in “=D01 Line 1” and delete or add the necessary
numbers of protection functions in the Function Group FG ”Line 1” according specification.
Delete or add the necessary numbers of circuit breaker functions in the Function Group
FG ” Circuit Breaker 1 ” like specified.

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6) Rename the device in the properties of 7SL86 in

“=D01 Line 1” and delete or add the necessary
numbers of protection functions in the Function
Group FG ”Line 1” according to specification.
Delete or add the necessary numbers of circuit
breaker functions in the Function Group

FG ” Circuit Breaker 1 ” like specified.

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7) Add new Function Group (FG) for Disconnector- and Ground- Switches from the libraries in
the device Line 1 and rename it.

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Exercise 4 DIGSI 5 Offline Connections to Device
8a) Clarification the Attention-Sign for Hardware and protocols.

What is missing? Get the information!

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8b) Clarification the Attention-Sign for Hardware and protocols.

Parameterize the “Interface E” Channel 1 as a Protection Interface for 2 devices, Channel 2 for
IEC 103 and after then press the button “check consistency”.

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9) Settings of CT and VTs

9a) Add a 3phase voltage “Meas. Point V-3ph 2” in device D01 and clarify the Attention-Signs

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9b) Route the new Voltage-Measuring Point to the Expansion module 1 and link this VT
to FG Circuit Breaker 1

VN

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9c) Enter the Rating of Current Transformer, the site of neutral point and the error factors
of CT diagram.

for 5P30 24 VA
see Manual page 253

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9d) Enter the Rating of Voltage Transformers.

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9e) Enter the Rated Value for 100%, of CT and VTs the kind of Primary Starpoint and the length of the
OH-Line for the FG Line 1.

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9f) Enter the Rated Value for 100%, of CT and VTs for the FG Circuit breaker 1.

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Exercise 4 DIGSI 5 Offline Communication Configuration
12) Set the IP address of “Line 1“ =D01 like your device on the table
Port J to 192.168.001.x (x=111/ 121/ 131/ 151/ 161/ 171) and the subnet mask
to 255.255.255.0

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Exercise 5a
DIGSI 5 Offline – Implementation of Control Functions
1) Allocate the position of switches in the “Information Routing” window:
BB disconnector QB1 to BI 1.7 (OH) and BI 1.8(CH) BI 7 and BI 8

Circuit breaker (CB) QA1 to BI 2.1 (OH) and BI 2.2 (CH) BI 9 and BI 10
Ground switch QC1 to BI 3.1 (OH) and BI 3.2 (CH) BI 12 and BI 13
Line disconnector QB9 to BI 3.5 (OH) and BI 3.6 (CH) BI 16 and BI 17

2) Allocate the Command of switches in the “Information Routing” window.
Circuit breaker (CB) QA1 to BO 1.1(U) for open CB ;BO2 1.2 and BO 1.3 for close CB (X)
BB disconnector QB1 to BO 1.4 (X) and BO 1.5(X) for op/cl
Ground switch QC1 to BO 2.1 (X) and BO 2.2(X) for op/cl
Line disconnector QB9 to BO 3.3 (X) and BO 3.4(X) for op/cl
3a) Enter in the properties of “Control” of Circuit Breaker 1 the SBO* Time Out of 0,5s, the Feedback
Monitor Time of 5s and the release conditions of Control.
3b) Enter in the properties of Circuit Breaker 1 the Output Time of command = 0,5 s.
4a) Enter in the properties of Disconnectors the Output Time of commands = 10 s and
the Types of Switch (disconnector or grounding switch – IEC 61 850).
4b) Enter the Control Mode of Disconnector for the SBO Time Out of 30s, the Feedback Monitor Time of
25s and the release conditions of Control in the Properties of ”Control” of Disconnectors and Ground
Switches
* SBO – Select before operate

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Exercise 5a
1) Allocate the position of switches
in the “Information Routing” window.
QB1 to BI 1.7 (OH) and BI 1.8(CH)

QA1 to BI 2.1 (OH) and BI 2.2 (CH)
QC1 to BI 3.1 (OH) and BI 3.2 (CH)
QB9 to BI 3.5 (OH) and BI 3.6 (CH)

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Exercise 5a
QA1 to BO 1.1(U) for open CB ;BO2 1.2 and BO 1.3 for close CB (X)
QB1 to BO 1.4 (X) and BO1.5(X) for op/cl
QC1 to BO2.1 (X) and BO2.2(X) for op/cl
QB9 to BO3.3 (X) and BO3.4(X) for op/cl

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Exercise 5a
3a) Enter in the properties of Circuit Breaker the Output Time of command = 0,5 s.

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Exercise 5a
3b) Enter the control mode of Circuit

Breaker 1 for the SBO* time out of
30s, the Feedback Monitor Time of
5s and the release conditions of
Control in the Properties of ”Control”.


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Exercise 5a
4a) Enter in the properties of Disconnectors the Output Time of commands = 10 s and
the Types of Switch (disconnector or grounding switch – IEC 61 850).

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Exercise 5a
4b) Enter the Control Mode of Disconnector for
the SBO Time Out of 30s, the Feedback
Monitor Time of 25s and the release
conditions of Control in the Properties of
”Control” of Disconnectors and Ground
Switches .

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Exercise 5b
1. Labeling of Information's. Label the following Circuit breaker signals:

trip/open cmd.: ”Trip CB QA1 cmd”
Close command: “Close CB QA1 cmd”
Position: “Pos CB QA1”

2. Change the Allocation of F-Keys: Allocate F3 to “Operational Logs”, F4 to “Fault Log” F5 to “Operational
values”.
3. Allocate LEDs: LED10: CB Open, LED11: CB Closed
and Change the color of the LED11 to green
4. Download the parameters into the device via USB-Front-Interface

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Exercise 5b
1) Label the following Circuit breaker signals: Position as “Pos CB QA1”; trip/open cmd. as ”Trip CB QA1 cmd” and
Close command as “Close CB QA1 cmd”

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Exercise 5b
2) Change the Allocation of F-Keys: Allocate F3: Operational Logs, F4: Fault Log F5: Operational values.

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Exercise 5b
3) Allocate LED 1.10: CB Open, LED 1.11: CB Closed and Change the color of the LED 1.11 to green.

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Exercise 5b
4) Download the parameters into the device via USB-Front-Interface.
Enter the ID: 222 222 and test the settings.

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Exercise 6
DIGSI 5 Offline – Design of Display Pages
1. Go to the single-line configuration (SLC) and create a display page of the bay. Select
the complete bay and use the “Create Display” button
2. Delete the default display page “Bay 1“ and design the Page D01 with moving of
devices.
3. Link the Switching Devices with “Command with feedback” with drag @ drop

4. Create a new Measurement page. Add another display page and add all the
measurement values required for this bay. They are available in the signal catalog in
the group “Line 1 –> Operational Values”
5. Save the project, download the parameters via USB into the device and check the
display pages.

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Exercise 6
1) Go to the single-line configuration (SLC) and create a display page of the bay. Select the complete
SIP5 device and use the “Create Display” button.

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Exercise 6
2) Delete the “Operation Values” page and design the Page =D01 220kV Line 1 with moving of symbols.

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Exercise 6
3) Link the Switching Devices with “Command with feedback” with drag and drop

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Exercise 6
4) Create a new Measurement page. Add a new display page, rename it to “=D01 Values” and add
all the measurement values required for this bay. They are available in the signal catalogue in
the group “Line 1 –> “Operational Values”

5) Save the project, download the parameters via USB into the device and check the display pages

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Exercise 7a
DIGSI 5 Offline – Implementation of Protection Functions 1/11
Settings of Distance Protection.

1. The parameterization shall be in secondary values (Edit Mode)
2. Adapt the distance settings for the different zones
Zone Xreach Rph-ph Rph-g t
Z1 forward 6,2 3,6 7,2 Ohm 0s
Z1B forward 15 14,4 14,5 Ohm 0s
Z2 forward 15 14,4 14,5 Ohm 0,3 s

Z3 reverse 0,6 2,4 1,2 Ohm 0,9
Z4 switched off
3. By mistake you entered 1450 Ohm instead of 14,5 Ohm for Zone 1B.
See how this invalid value is displayed.
4. Check the list of inconsistencies in the Info area and click on a setting inconsistency
to directly jump there
5. Add a setting group and copy the settings from group 1 to group 2
6. Change the Zone 1 setting in setting group 2 from 6.2 Ohm to 62 Ohm and see how
the difference is displayed
7. Switch on Zone 4 directly from the information routing
8. Save the project and download the parameters into the device
9. Save the project and download the parameters into the device via USB Front-
Interface.

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Exercise 7a
1) The parameterization shall be in secondary values (Edit Mode)

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Exercise 7a
2) Adapt the distance settings for the different zones
Zone Xreach Rph-ph Rph-g t
Z1 forward 6,2 3,6 7,2 Ohm 0s
Z1B forward 15 14,4 14,5 Ohm 0s
Z2 forward 15 14,4 14,5 Ohm 0,3 s
Z3 reverse 0,6 2,4 1,2 Ohm 0,9
Z4 switched off

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Exercise 7a
2) Adapt the distance settings for the different zones

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Exercise 7a
3) By mistake you entered 1450 Ohm instead of 14,5 Ohm for Zone 1B.
See how this invalid value is displayed.
4) Check the list of inconsistencies in the Info area and click on a setting inconsistency to directly jump
there

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Exercise 7a
5) Add a setting group and copy the settings from group 1 to group 2

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Exercise 7a
5) Add a setting group and copy the settings from group 1 to group 2

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Exercise 7a
6) Change the Zone 1 setting in setting group 2 from 6.2 Ohm to 62 Ohm and see how
the difference is displayed

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Exercise 7a
7) The general pickup of zone 1 shall

appear as a binary trace in the fault
record.

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Exercise 7a
8) Switch on Zone 4 directly from the information routing

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Exercise 7a
9) Save the project and download the parameters into the device via USB Front-Interface.

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Exercise 7b
Back up Overcurrent Protection

1. The pickup settings of Line 1 shall be
50/51-1 = 1.2 * I/IN (T1) t I> =……
50/51-2 = 2.5 * I/IN (T2) t I>> =0,05

2. Find suitable grading times for the application below for 50/51-1 O/C 3-Ph :
⇒Power flow
Substation 1 Substation 2
Line 1 Bus Coupler Line 2 Incoming
BB1 BB2
0,3 s
3. Parameterize the pickup threshold and grading time (operate delay) of Line 1
4. Display the Setting Diagram

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Exercise 7b
2. The pickup settings of Line 1 shall be

T1 50/51-1 = 1.2 * I/IN t= …..
T2 50/51-2 = 2.5 * I/IN t= 0,05s

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Exercise 7b
5) Display the Setting Diagram

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Exercise 7c
1. Reverse Interlocking of Overcurrent Protection

1.1 Add a new stage of “50/51 O/C 3-Ph A1“ function for Line 1
1.2 Go to the information routing of device Line 1 and parameterize the

blocking of the 50/51-2 O/C (T3) function.
1.3 The Settings of stage T3 should be 1.2 A Threshold and 0.05s Operate
delay
1.4 The stage shall be blocked, when binary input 1 goes “high”. Use filtering
to reduce the number of displayed information (>Block stage)
Route the “>Block stage” information to the user-defined Lock List 1.
Test the Reverse Interlocking function.
2. Assign function key 8 to „Setting-history log“.
3. Assign BO1 for trip, BO2 and BO3 for open to 3-pole command (in FG Circuit
Breaker). The trip contacts shall be latched (TL*).
4. The general pickup of zone 1 shall appear as a binary trace in the fault
record
* TL – trip latched

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Exercise 7c
1.1 Add the new stage of “50/51 O/C 3-Ph A1“ function to Line 1

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Exercise 7c
1. Reverse Interlocking diagram of Overcurrent Protection

⇒Power flow
Substation 1 Substation 2
Line 1 Bus Coupler Line 2 Incoming
BB1 BB2
BI 1.1 Block (T3) I>>> (T3) t I>>> 0,05s 0,3 s
(T1)t I> 1,2s t I> 0,9,s t I> 0,6,s
pick up pick up

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Exercise 7c
1.2 The Settings of stage T3 should be 1.2 A for Threshold and 0.05s for Operate delay

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Exercise 7c
1.3 Go to the information routing of device Line 1 and parameterize the blocking of stage 3
(Definite T3) of 50/51 O/C function. The stage shall be blocked, when binary input 1.1 goes “high”.
Use filtering to reduce the number of displayed information (>Block stage)
Route the “>Block stage” information to the user-defined Lock List 1.

Test the Reverse Interlocking function.

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Exercise 7c
2) Assign Function Key 8 to „Setting-history log“

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Exercise 7c
3) Assign BO1 for trip, BO2 and BO3 for

close (in FG Circuit Breaker). The trip
contacts shall be latched (TL*).

* TL – trip latched

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Exercise 8
DIGSI 5 Online Operation with SIPROTEC 5
1. Go online onto the device

2. Read the process information by selecting “Get all data from device”
3. Set the device time to PC time.
4. Check the log files

5. Transfer fault records and trigger a test fault record
6. Check the Indications and save a snapshot
7. Check the measurement values and save a snapshot
8. Change settings in your online device

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Exercise 8
1. Select the =Do1 Line 1 device and “Connect

to device”:

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Exercise 8
In the folder “Online access” your Online device =D01 will be displayed.
2. Retrieve the process information of the selected the device by double-click on Get all data
from device:

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Exercise 8
Back up transparency:
To connect to another device in online mode do disconnect the already connected device by the
context menu.

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Exercise 8
3. To change the time double-click on Device information and select the Time information tab.

a) Click on Edit time button.
b) To use the PC time click on

the Down arrow.
c) A calendar appears. Here

click on Today button.
d) The change of time is activated by clicking on Set time button. e) Enter 222222 as confirmation ID.
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Exercise 8
4. Check the log files in Logs node:

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Exercise 8
5. Check & read fault records. Trigger a test fault record. Show in SIGRA via the context menu.

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Exercise 8
6. Check the indications:

To save the indications, click the Snapshot button in the menu bar. They will be
available in offline mode in the folder Process data, Menu Indication snapshots.

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Exercise 8
7. Check the measurement values by double-click on Line 1 in the Measurements node.

To save the measured values, click the Snapshot button in the menu bar. They will be available in
offline mode in the folder Process data, Menu Measured-value snapshots.
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Exercise 8
8. To change settings in the online device open the nodes Expert configuration > Settings > Line 1
and double-click
the function
50/51 OC-3ph 1

Click on the Edit
settings button

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Exercise 8
8. Now it is possible to change the settings. Change the parameter Threshold to 1.500 A
and double-click on Load changes
to device. Confirm with 222222.

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Exercise 8
8. Then compare the settings with offline device by clicking on Compare devices in the context menu.

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Exercise 8
8. Click on Update offline configuration in the context menu of the online device.

Compare the device again. The list of comparison
should now be empty:

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Exercise 9
DIGSI 5 Offline – Logic Function Charts (CFC) 1/6
LED flashing when the device is set on local control

When the control key is in LOCAL, all odd LEDs in the expansion module shall
change their status every second.
When the control key is in remote position, the LEDs shall be turned off

1. Add a new function chart called “Local” and select the task “event-triggered”
2. Insert a „Blink“ block from the library
3. Change the time settings of the “high“ (TH) and “low“ (TL) inputs according
to the exercise
4. Open the signal catalog and connect the signal “Switching Authority ->
Local“ to the input “Start“. This signal can be found in the folder “General“.
5. Connect all the odd LEDs of the expansion module to the output Q of the
block. The LED signals can be found in the group “Binary IO“
6. Save the project, download the parameters into the device and test the CFC
logic

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Exercise 9
1) Add a new function chart called “Local” and select the task “event-triggered”

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Exercise 9
2) Insert a „Blink“ block from the library

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Exercise 9
3) Change the time settings of the “high“ (TH) and “low“ (TL) inputs according to the exercise

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Exercise 9
4) Open the signal catalog and connect the signal “Switching Authority -> Local“
to the input “Start“. This signal can be found in the folder “General“.

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Exercise 9
5) Connect all the odd LEDs of the expansion module to the output Q of the
block. The LED signals can be found in the group “Binary IO“
6) Save the project, download the parameters into the device and test the CFC logic

10 100 ms
10 100 ms

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Exercise 10
Change the setting group (SG)

Using of 2 Binary Inputs for changing 4 Setting-Groups between 1 up to 4.
1. Click on “Device Settings“ and select 4 groups. Select “binary input” for Active settings group parameter:
2. Open the matrix, right-click on group “General“

Assign for >SG choice bit 1 and bit 2 the binary input 1.2 and 1.3 as “H”
3. Allocate “Act. settings group 1 up to 4 on” to LED 1.5 up to 1.8 as “U”
4. Insert a Integer status (INS) Information in the Information Group “General” and rename it in “No of Setting
Group”
5. Insert the “No of Setting Group” in the display of page =D01 220kV Line 1.
6. Add a new chart (CFC), rename it in “Setting Group” and select “Event-triggered”
for the task of function chart.
7. Select the MOD-Input and enter “3” for the Mode in the properties of this module.
8. Add a “ADD_D”-Module, rename it in “Setting Group” and enter “1” in the properties of 2’th Input.
9. Link the modules and connect the IN1 and IN2 to the “SG choice bit 1 and 2” and connect the Output of
User defined Information “No of Setting Group” and compile the new Chart.
10. Save the project, download the parameters into the device and test this Exercise.

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Exercise 10
Change the setting group (SG)
SG Bit 1 Bit 2 Bit 3

1 0 0 0
2 1 0 0
3 0 1 0
4 1 1 0
5 0 0 1
6 1 0 1
7 0 1 1
8 1 1 1

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Exercise 10
1. Click on “Device Settings“ and select 4 groups. Select “binary input” for Active settings group parameter:

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Exercise 10
2. Assign for >SG choice bit 1 and bit 2 the Binary Input 1.2 and 1.3 as “H”

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Exercise 10
3. Allocate “Act. settings group 1 up to 4 on” to LED 1.5 up to 1.8 as “U”

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Exercise 10
4. Insert a Integer status (INS) Information in the Information Group “General” and rename it in “No of Setting Group”

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Exercise 10
5. Insert the “No of Setting Group” in the display

of page =D01 220kV Line 1.

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Exercise 10
6. Add a new chart (CFC), rename it in “Setting Group” and select “Event-triggered”
for the task of function chart.

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Exercise 10
7. Insert a Logic “BOOL_Int” Module in the new chart rename it in “BOOL to Integer” and switch off
the 3’th and 4’th Input of this module in the properties.

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Exercise 10
8. Select the MOD-Input and enter “3” for the Mode in the properties of this module.

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Exercise 10
9. Add a “ADD_D”-Module, rename it in “Setting Group” and enter “1” in the properties of 2’th Input.
Link the modules and connect the IN1 and IN2 to the “SG choice bit 1 and 2” and connect the
Output of User defined Information “No of Setting Group” and compile the new Chart.
10. Save the project, download the parameters into the device and test this Exercise.

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Exercise 11
DIGSI 5 Offline - Display Power Flow and SF6 Loss 1/4
1. Add a new User-defined function block and rename it Process Signal. Add two user defined
signals: Double-point signal for Power Flow Direction and Single-point signal for SF6 Loss.
Assign binary input 4 as Low Active to the SF6 Loss signal.
2. Create a new CFC chart P-Direction for the power flow direction as follows.
3. Create a new dynamic symbol with 4 states in the display and connect it with the P-Direction

signal.
4. The SF6 Loss signal can be added directly by drag&drop into the display page.

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Exercise 11
1. Add a new User-defined function block and rename it Process Signal. Add two user defined signals:
Double-point signal for Power Flow Direction and Single-point signal for SF6 Loss. Assign binary
input 4 as Low Active to the SF6 Loss signal.

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Exercise 11
2. Create a new CFC chart P-Direction for the power flow direction as follows:

0.001
0
16 # 0000
- 0.001

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3. Insert a new dynamic symbol (with 4 states) onto the display and connect it with the P-Direction
signal.

4) SF6 Loss signal can be
added directly by drag&drop
into the display page.

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Exercise 12
DIGSI 5 Offline – Expansion of Function Points
Imagine the =D01 feeder is a Base-Version without Function Points

and you have to expand this Line 1 - feeder.
• Check the number of Function Points of =D01-Line1 Feeder in your project.
• Get the Serial number (BM) of the Line 1 feeder from the menu of your SIP 5 device.

• Use the SIPROTEC 5 Online Configurator for Expasion of Function Points of your device:
-Select your Type of Protection device
- Enter the Serial BM-number
-Select the Expansion Base + 100 function points and the Mode of dispatch
- Get the Order-Number for this Expansion.
4. After Ordering of Expansion of function points you will get a DAF-file.
In the reality you can follow the Instruction for Expansion of functions

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Exercise 12
1. Check the number of Function Points of =D01-Line1 Feeder

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Exercise 12
2. Get the Serial number (BM) of the Line 1 feeder from the menu of your SIP 5 device.

3. Use the SIPROTEC 5 Online Configurator for
Expansion of Function Points of your device:
-Select your Type of Protection device
- Enter the Serial BM-number
-Select the Expansion Base + 100 function points and
the Mode of dispatch
- Get the Order-Number for this Expansion.

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Exercise 12
4. After Ordering of Expansion of function points you will get a DAF-file.
In the reality you can follow the Instruction for Expansion of functions, don’t do it in the course.

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Exercise 14a
DIGSI 5 - Simple Goose Communication
Expansion of SLD for a Busbar Coupler
1. Expand the Single Line Diagram for the Bus Coupler by using of a template (“Busbar Coupler Bay”) and change it like
specified SLD feeder “=D02”
a) Open the “Single-line configuration”
b) Move the template “Busbar Coupler Bay” from the Libraries in the SLD-drawing
c) Delete BB1 and change the link of Voltage Transformer QE5 to the BB2
d) Rename the components of SLD like specified in QC11, QC21, QA1, BA21 and BC1.

e) Move the BA21 and BC1 in the correct position and link them.
f) Insert “Disconnector”, and “Grounding” from the Libraries, rotate and connect them
g) Set the data of current transformer BC1 (2500/1A) and voltage transformer BA21 and
BA 11 (220kV/110V)
h) Rename the components of SLD like specified
2. Add a device using “Add new device”. Enter the MLFB-long code: (7SL86 – DAAA -AA0 - 0AAAA0 - AZ1212 - 23111A
- EBA000 - 000AA0 - CB1BA2 - CB1) from the Configuration-tool with copy and paste, (or the short code: P1C3001)
and verify it.
3. Select the Application Template (DIFF/DIS Basic).
4. Rename the device in the properties of 7SJ86 in “=D02 Bus Coupler” and delete or add the necessary numbers of
protection functions in the Function Group “Circuit Breaker 1” and “ FG* ”Line 1” according specification.
5. Rename FG “Line 1” into “Bus Coupler”
6. Add new Function Groups (FG) for Disconnector- and Ground- Switches from the libraries in the device D02 and
rename them.
7. Clarify the Attention-Sign.
8. Connect primary equipment to the device (CT-BC1 to FG CB and to FG Bus Coupler, VT-BA21 to FG Bus Coupler and
FG CB, the VT-BA11 (Bay-D01) only to FG CB (V sync 2) and synchronize the settings.
9. Link the commands and status from the FGs to the CB QA1, Disconnectors-QB11/QB21 and Ground Switches QC11,
QC1, QC2 and QC21
* FG- Function Group

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Exercise 14a
1) Allocate the position of switches in the “Information Routing” window of BC:
BB1 Ground switch QC11 to BI 1.1(OH) and BI 1.2 (CH)

BB1 disconnector QB11 to BI 1.7 (OH) and BI 1.8(CH)
Circuit breaker (CB) QA1 to BI 2.1 (OH) and BI 2.2 (CH)
Line disconnector QB21 to BI 3.1 (OH) and BI 3.2 (CH)
Ground switch QC1 to BI 3.3 (OH) and BI 3.4 (CH)

2) Enter the control model of Circuit Breaker 1 and the SBO* Time Out, the Feedback Monitor Time (5s) and the interlocking conditions in the
Properties of ”Control”.
3) Enter the Control Model and the SBO* Time Out, the Feedback Monitor Time (15s) and the interlocking conditions in the settings of Properties of
”Control” for Disconnectors and Ground Switches.
Circuit breaker (CB) QA1 to BO1.1 (X) and BO 1.2(X) for op/cl
BB1 Ground switch QC11 to BO 1.3(X) and BO 1.4(X) for op/cl
BB1 disconnector QB11 to BO 1.5 (X) and BO 1.6(X) for op/cl
Ground switch 1 QC1 to BO 2.1 (X) and BO 2.2(X) for op/cl
Ground switch 2 QC2 to BO 3.1 (X) and BO 3.2(X) for op/cl
BB2 disconnector QB21 to BO 3.3 (X) and BO 3.4(X) for op/cl
BB2 ground switch QC21 to BO 3.5(X) and BO 3.6(X) for op/cl
5) Enter in the properties of Circuit Breaker the Output Time of command = 0,5 s.
6) Enter in the properties of Disconnectors the Output Time of commands = 10 s and the Type of Switch (grounding switch or disconnector).
7) Save and download =D02 in your divice (over write =D01) and test it.

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Exercise 14a

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Exercise 14b
Expansion of DIGSI 5 Project for Busbar Coupler
1) Set the IP address of “Line 1“ =D01

Port J to 192.168.001.x (x=111/ 121/ 131/ 151/ 161/ 171)
and the subnet mask to 255.255.255.0
Port F to 192.168.001.x (x=113/ 123/ 133/ 153/ 163/ 173)

and link the interfaces to the Bus Coupler =D02 and rename the networks.
2) Set the IP address of “Bus Coupler“ =D02

Port J to 192.168.001.x (x=112/ 122/ 132/ 152/ 162/ 172)
Port F to 192.168.001.x (x=114/ 124/ 134/ 154/ 164/ 174)
3) Set in both devices =D01 and = D02:

a) Select the Time Source 1 to 192.168.1.5 and Time Source 1 to 192.168.1.15
b) Enable SNMP , DCP and RSTP
c) Select IEC 61850-8-1 (Edition 1) as communication protocol
4) Save the project and download the parameters of “Line 1” and “Bus Coupler” into the devices.

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Exercise 14b
Expansion of the DIGSI 5 Project for a Busbar Coupler

1) Set the IP address of “Line 1“ =D01
Port J to 192.168.001.x (x=111/ 121/ 131/ 151/ 161/ 171) and the subnet mask to 255.255.255.0
Port F to 192.168.001.x (x=113/ 123/ 133/ 153/163/ 173) and the subnet mask to 255.255.255.0
and link the interfaces to the Bus Coupler =D02,
and rename the networks.

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Exercise 14b
Expansion of the DIGSI 5 Project for a Busbar Coupler

2) Set the IP address of “Bus Coupler“ =D02
Port J to 192.168.001.x (x=112/ 122/ 132/ 152/ 162/ 172) and the subnet mask to 255.255.255.0
Port F to 192.168.001.x (x=114/ 124/ 134/ 154/ 164/ 174) and the subnet mask to 255.255.255.0

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Exercise 14b
3) Set in both devices =D01 and = D02:
a) Select the Time Source 1 to 192.168.1.5 and Time Source 1 to 192.168.1.15
b) Enable SNMP , DCP and RSTP
c) Select IEC 61850-8-1 (Edition 1) as communication protocol
4) Save the project

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Exercise 14c
DIGSI 5 - Simple Goose Communication 1/7
If the F4 key in device 1 is pressed in both devices =D01 and =D02 LED 4 should change the status.
If the F6 key in device 2 is pressed in both devices LED 6 should change the status.
The GOOSE messages should be logged in a User Log.
1. Establish a network for two devices. GOOSE’ing works only with Ethernet communication modules.
2. In device D01 Line add two User-defined function blocks and rename them to Goose send and Goose

receive. Add a user defined signal -> Goose send: Single-point signal F4 LED4. Assign function key 4 as
Toggle and LED 4 for indication.
3. In device D02 BC add two User-defined function blocks and rename them to Goose send and Goose receive.
Add a user defined signal -> Goose send: Single-point signal F6LED6. Assign function key 6 as Toggle and
LED 6 for indication.
4. Set up a GOOSE application and drag & drop F4 LED4 for the source signals in the D01 device and F6 LED6
in the D02 device. For the destination column only Logical Nodes Goose Receive from both devices are
enough to establish a GOOSE connection. The destination signals will be created automatically.
5. New signals appear in the information matrix as the result of the GOOSE assignment. They can be used as
own signals now – rename and assign them to required LEDs. Assign all GOOSE signals into User Log U1.
Device 1.
6. Do the corresponding settings for device 2.
Save and load parameters for both devices. Test the GOOSE communication at the devices.

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Exercise 14
1. Establish a network with for the two devices. GOOSE’ing works only with Ethernet communication
modules.

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Exercise 14
2. In device D01 Line add two User-defined function blocks and rename them to Goose send and
Goose receive. Add a user defined signal -> Goose send: Single-point signal F4 LED4. Assign
function key 4 as Toggle and LED 4 for indication.

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Exercise 14
3. In device D02 BC add two User-defined function blocks and rename them to Goose send and
Goose receive. Add a user defined signal -> Goose send: Single-point signal F6 LED6. Assign
function key 6 as Toggle and LED 6 for indication.

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Exercise 14
4. Create a GOOSE application and drag&drop F4LED4 for the source signals in the D01 device and
F6 LED6 in the D02 device. For the destination column only Logical Nodes Goose Receive from both
devices are enough to establish a GOOSE connection. The destination signals will be created
automatically.

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Exercise 14
5. New signals appear in the information matrix as the result of the GOOSE assignment. They can be
used as own signals now – rename and assign them to required LEDs. Assign all GOOSE signals into
User Log U1. Device 1:

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Exercise 14
6. Do the corresponding settings for device 2.

Save and load parameters for both devices. Test the GOOSE communication at the devices.

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Exercise 21a
DIGSI 5 Offline – Expansion of Project with SIPROTEC 4
Expansion of Project with SIPROTEC 4

If the F4 key in SIP 5 device 1 is pressed in all devices LED 4 should change the status.
If the F6 key in SIP 5 device 2 is pressed in all devices LED 6 should change the status.
If the F1 key in SIP 4 device 3 is pressed in all devices LED 1 should switch on.
If the F2 key in SIP 4 device 3 is pressed in all devices LED 1 should switch off.

The GOOSE messages should be logged in a User Log1.
F4 F6
LED 1 LED 1
LED 4 LED 4
LED 6 LED 6
F1
LED 1
LED 4
LED 6

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Exercise 21a
DIGSI 5 Offline – Expansion of Project with 7SA631
1) Open the project: “ SIP5_basic” with SIP5-SIP5 Goose communication and rename it in “System SIP4-
SIP5” and save it to C: Temp
2) Copy the SLD of feeder = D01, paste and rename it to =D03. Delete the VT BA11 in the feeder =D03.

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Exercise 21b
Step A 1. Preparation of SIPROTEC 4
Create a new SIP4 Project : “SIP4_SIP5” and rename the folder in “GOOSE Edition 1”
Insert a 7SA631 Protection device (MLFB: 7SA63112BB017PR7, FW: 4.68)

Insert an electrical EN100 module.
Change the IP address to: 192.168.1.x (x=2,3, 21,11,12, 22) Subnet mask:
255.255.255.0 and the IED name to “SIP4_D03”.
Create in the I/O masking a new Information group : ”GOOSE” and insert 3 internal
single points for switching of LED 1 and routing to the Goose-bus and insert 2 external
single points for the Goose signals from IED 01 and IED 02 and route this signals to
LED 4 and 6.
Create a CFC chart with a RS-flip-flop for controlling of LED 1
Insert a IEC61850 station and add the IED 03 in the properties of IEC 61850
Substation to the Goose-communication.
Export the IEC 61850 Substation as a SCD – file under C:Temp

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Exercise 21b
Step B 1. Preparation in DIGSI 5 :
Select the SIP 5 Project and import the “IEC61850 station.scd” (SIP 4 project) from
C:Temp.
In the importing windows open “Import contents” “select all” devices and “Create as new

device”.
Open the project: “ SIP5_basic” with SIP5-SIP5 Goose communication and rename it in
“System SIP4-SIP5” and save it to C: Temp
D01 and D02: Set in the properties of Channel F : DCP, SNMP, SNTP and Homepage
and RSTP and select the Edition 1 of IEC 61850-8-1. Switch the “Homepage Mode” On.
Select the SIP 5 Project and import the “IEC61850 station.scd” (SIP 4 project) from
C:Temp.
device”.
Route the IED 03 Goose Information in the Folder “IEC 61850 Communication” to the
Source of “Goose Application” of “Goose connections”
Save the project and export it as a SCD – file to C: Temp.

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Exercise 21b
Step C 2. Preparation of SIPROTEC 4
Import the System SIP4-SIP5.SCD file in the IEC61850 substation from C:Temp
• Allocate the external single points of the IED 03 to suitable source information of IED

01 and IED 02 in the destination catalog. Save the IEC 61850 Substation
Save and close the “IEC 61850 Substation” and “update all parameter sets” in the
properties of “IEC Substation”.
Download the parameter set of IED 03.
Export the “IEC Substation” as “IEC 61850 Substation_2”.SCD – file under C:Temp

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Exercise 21b
Step D 2. Preparation in DIGSI 5 :
Select the SIP 5 Project and import the “IEC61850 substation_2.scd” (SIP 4 project)
from C:Temp.

device”.
Allocate the Goose information of IED 03 in the “Goose connection” to the destination log
to the suitable IED 01 and IED 02 signals. Use the filter form searching.
Save the project and load the configuration of to the devices and test this Exercise.

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Exercise 21b
Create a new SIP4 Project : “SIP4_SIP5” and rename the folder in “GOOSE Edition 1”

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Exercise 21b
Insert an electrical EN100 module.

Change the IP address to: 192.168.1.x for PC01-06 (x=2,3, 21,11,12, 22)
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 and the IED name to “SIP4_D03”.

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Exercise 21b
Create in the I/O masking a new Information group : ”GOOSE” and insert 3 internal
single points for switching of LED 1 and routing to the Goose-bus and insert 2
external single points for the Goose signals from IED 01 and IED 02 and route this

signals to LED 4 and 6. Noting down the path of routed Goose Information.

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Exercise 21b

Create a new CFC chart rename it in Goose and use a RS-flip-flop for controlling of
LED 1.

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Exercise 21b

Insert a IEC61850 station and add the IED 03 in the properties of “IEC 61850
Substation” to the Goose-communication.
Export the IEC 61850 Substation as a SCD – file under C:Temp

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Exercise 21b
Step B 1. Preparation in SIPROTEC 5:

Open the project: “ SIP5_basic” with SIP5-SIP5 Goose communication and rename it in
“System SIP4-SIP5” and save it to C: Temp
D01 and D02: Set in the properties of Channel F : DCP, SNMP, SNTP and Homepage
and RSTP and select the Edition 1 of IEC 61850-8-1. Switch the “Homepage Mode” On.

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Exercise 21b

Select the SIP 5 Project and import the “IEC61850 station.scd” (SIP 4 project) from C:Temp.
Open “Import contents” in the importing windows, “select all” devices and
“Create as new device”.
System SIP4-SIP 5

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Exercise 21b

Route the IED 03 Goose Information in the Folder “IEC 61850 Communication” to the
Source of “Goose Application” of “Goose connections”

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Exercise 21b

Allocate the destination Information's of external single points of IED 01 and IED 02 to
the right Source Information of IED 03 (use the filter).

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Exercise 21b
Save the project and export it as a SCD – file to C: Temp.

System SIP4-SIP 5

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Exercise 21b
Import the System SIP4-SIP5.SCD file in the IEC61850 substation from C:Temp

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Exercise 21b
Allocate the external single points of the IED 03 to suitable source information of IED
01 and IED 02 in the destination catalog. Save the IEC 61850 Substation

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Exercise 21b
Save and close the “IEC 61850 Substation” and “update all parameter sets” in the
properties of “IEC Substation”. Download the parameter set of IED 03.
Export the “IEC Substation” as “IEC 61850 Substation_2”.scd – file under C:Temp

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Exercise 21b
Step D 2. Preparation in SIPROTEC 5:
Select the SIP 5 Project and import the “IEC61850 substation_2.scd” (SIP 4 project) from C:Temp.
Open in the importing windows “Import contents” “select all” devices and “Update matching devices”.
System SIP4-SIP 5

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Exercise 21b
Step D 2. Preparation in SIPROTEC 5:

Allocate the Goose information of IED 03 in the “Goose connection” to the destination log to
the suitable IED 01 and IED 02 signals. Use the filter form searching.
Save the project and load the configuration of to the devices and test this Exercises.

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Exercise 26
DIGSI 5 and SICAM PAS
1. Open the project: „System SIP4-SIP5” and export it as: “System_SIP4-SIP5_2.scd”

to C: Temp and copy it to the USB-Stick.

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Exercise 26

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Exercise 26

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Exercise 26

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Exercise 26

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Exercise 26

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Exercise 27
DIGSI 5 Online Test Suite
Open the project: „SIP5_Basic_E6_V2_01” from C: Temp / master files / SIP5_2_01
a) Remote Control of Switching devices

Control the QB1 of the =D01 Line 1 feeder form remote via DIGSI 5 and check the right

switching sequence in the Spontaneous indication responses list.
b) Commissioning Mode
Make the Online test of all Binary Inputs and Outputs as well as of all LEDs independent
of the wiring to the Switchgear with DIGSI 5.
c) Simulation Mode
Test Protection Setting of Overcurrent with DIGSI 5 without Omicron test unit.

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Exercise 27

1) Select the =D01 Line 1 device and 2) Go to the Assigned Online folder of Line 1,
“Connect to device”: start the test suite
and open the “Control function” folder

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Exercise 27

3) Click on Operate Switching device directly.

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Exercise 27

4) Select close for the “New value” of QB1 , press “Select” and then
“Operate” and change the position of Binary Input BI 6 and 7
for the feedback in time. Check the right switching sequence in
the Spontaneous indication responses list.

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Exercise 27
1) Go to the Assigned Online folder of Line 1, start the “test suite” and open the “Wiring”
folder and “Activate Commissioning Mode”

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Exercise 27
Go online und start commissioning mode at wiring

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Exercise 27
2) Test the Binary Inputs and monitor the position of switching devices of Siprotec 5

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Exercise 27
3) Test the Binary Outupts and monitor the commands of switching devices of Siprotec 5

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Exercise 27
4) Test the LEDs and monitor the LEDs of Siprotec 5

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Exercise 27
c) Simulation Mode
1) Prepare test sequence offline first, step 1 nominal values, set time for step

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Exercise 27
c) Simulation Mode
2) Add test steps (step1 may have nominal values)

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Exercise 27
c) Simulation Mode
3) Edit next step with
fault situation (e.g.
current 2A, voltage
10V, BI 3 and active for
Commissioning mode)

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Exercise 27
c) Simulation Mode
4) Open the folder “analog inputs” and change to simulation mode.

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Exercise 27
c) Simulation Mode
5) Select simulation sequence 1 and start the simulation mode and monitor the measurements.

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Exercise 27
c) Simulation Mode
6) Watch reaction in several protection function (start test sequence always new)

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Exercise 28
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DIGSI 5 Basics

SIPROTEC 5 / DIGSI 5 Basic Course

Exercise 1 - Design of 220 kV Feeder

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SIPROTEC 5 / DIGSI 5 System Course

Exercise 21 - DIGSI 5 Offline – Expansion of Project with SIPROTEC 4

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high Com- key

Switching Device 6 12 15 13 2 Remarks: n - number

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status informations 2 2 3p x 1s - protection senitive CT

CT interfaces 8p n x m - number of measurement CT

1el w - without display

Sum 19 15 13 2 0 0 8p 8 f / s - flush / surface mounting

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high Com- key

Switching Device Remarks: n - number

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status informations 3p x 1s - protection senitive CT

CT interfaces n x m - number of measurement CT

Sum 19 f / s - flush / surface mounting

SIPROTEC 5/ DIGSI 5 Basic Course

Ex 2a) Mechanical Handling of SIPROTEC 5 with SIP 5 modularly Suitcase model

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• Remove and pluck in the Communication Interfaces

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Ex 2b) Operational Handling of SIPROTEC 5 with the SIP5 Test model

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Open the user log list 1

Open the Operational measurement values list of line 1

Serial number: BM……………………………………

Order Code: 7SL86-………………………………………………………………………..

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Ex 2b) Operational Handling of SIPROTEC 5 with the SIP5 Test model

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Open the user log list 1

Open the Operational measurement values list of line 1

Serial number: BM 120 1000xx

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Ex 2c) Operational handling of SIPROTEC 5 with the SIP5 Test model

Change the IP for DIGSI 5-interface J of SIP 5:

IP 192.168.001.x (x=111;121; 131; 151; 161; 171)

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Ex 2d) Operational handling of SIPROTEC 5 with the PA Test model

Execute a local Command CB of SIP5 device

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Internet: Link: http://www.energy.siemens.com/hq/en/automation/power-transmission-

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SIPROTEC 5/ DIGSI 5 Basic Course

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SIPROTEC 5/ DIGSI 5 Basic Course

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