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DIGSI 4 - Introduction

Workshop Task Force SIPROTEC 4

 DIGSI 4

The Optimum

Operational Program

for SIPROTEC 4

Protection & Control

Devices

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DIGSI 4
History of versions

MS DOS DIGSI 1.0 1991

MS Windows 3.x DIGSI 3.0 1994

MS Windows 3.x/95/NT4 DIGSI 3.3 1998

OS/2
MS Windows 95/NT4 DIGSI 4.0 1999

MS Windows 95/98/NT4 DIGSI 4.2 2000

MS Windows 95/98/ME DIGSI 4.3 2001

MS Windows NT/2000
MS Windows DIGSI 4.4 Se p 02
MS Windows 2000/XP

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DIGSI 4
The Program System

Basic Program
DIGSI 4
DIGSI Manager (System and Device Manager)

Scope of functions Human Commissioning Visualization

Parameterisation Machine Control of fault
Configuration Interface Test records

Additional Software Modules

Display Editor to SIGRA to visualise and Graphic-Tools
create and edit evaluate the fault Characteristics
the control display records Zone diagram

DIGSI Remote PROFIBUS, MODBUS, CFC

Central and remote DNP, ... Logical editor
control via modem

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 DIGSI 4
Available order code versions

Product Description Order No.

 Basic 7XS5400-0AA00
Basic version
 Professional 7XS5402-0AA00
Complete version including SIGRA
 Basis Upgrade DIGSI 3 -> 4 7XS5405-0AA00
Basic version + SIGRA
 Professional Upgrade DIGSI 3 -> 4 7XS5406-0AA00
All package options
 Upgrade from DIGSI 4 Basis 7XS5407-0AA00
to DIGSI 4 Professional
 Demo DIGSI 4 7XS5401-0AA00
Multimedia presentation

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SIGRA & DIGSI REMOTE

Product Description Order No.

 SIGRA 4 (former name: DIGRA) 7XS5410-0AA00
Software for graphical visualisation,
analysis and evaluation of fault data
and measurement recordings
 DIGSI REMOTE 4 7XS5440-0AA00
Software for remote control of SIEMENS
protection devices using modem,
running under DIGSI 4

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DIGSI 4
Some advantages

 One Program for all tasks

 One Program for all relays

 User friendly

 Standardised over the bay and station control level

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DIGSI 4
PC and Hardware Requirements

Minimum PC requirements Recommended PC Hardware

 Pentium from 133 MHz  Pentium from 233 MHz

 48 MB RAM  128 MB RAM

 200 MB memory space on  200 MB memory space on harddisk

harddisk
 1 serial port
 1 serial port
 CD-ROM drive
 CD-ROM drive
 MS Windows 95/98/ME
NT4/2000
 MS Windows 95/98/ME (XP Prof. - DIGSI 4.4)
NT4/2000
(XP Prof. - DIGSI 4.4)

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DIGSI 4
Installation
Installation from CD
 DIGSI 4 components
 SIPROTEC 4 device drivers

Steps
 Start Windows
 Insert CD to start installation process
 Enter the license number from the product card
 Select the required components
 Start DIGSI 4 via the Start menu

If an older version of DIGSI is already installed on the PC,

the older version must uninstalled first.

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DIGSI 4 Manager

Windows Explorer Functionality!

Click this icon to open the “Open Device” dialog box

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 DIGSI 4
Definition of the Scope of Device Functions

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DIGSI 4
Setting Page for a Protection Function

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DIGSI 4
Configuration Matrix

Indications of the function

Configured indication Configuration destination: binary

input, relay ...

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DIGSI 4
CFC

Function
block
library

Interconnected
function blocks Allows Function Configuration
without Programming Know-how

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DIGSI 4
Display Editor

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DIGSI 4
Testing Functions

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SIGRA 4
Visualisation and Evaluation of Fault Records

Phasor diagram Analog curves

Harmonics Time signals

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DIGSI 4
Device variants - Import and Export

Original: scheduled set

from the project department
(existing device at site/installed)

Export
Import
Version: commissioning set
from the Commissioning Department
Individual device file of Relay
Version: operator set
from the Operations Department

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 DIGSI 4
Device variants

A device variant can be generated as follows:

 Plug & Play connection to a SIPROTEC 4 device

 Import device data
 Generate a variant of an existing SIPROTEC 4 device
( at DIGSI Manager)

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 DIGSI 4
Copies/Variants

A selected relay can be copied:

 „Edit > Copy“ and „Edit > Paste“
 The new relay comes up
 Note: The new relay has a new internal address
 Original and copy are different

For a selected relay a variant can be generated:

 „Edit > Create variant“
 The new relay variant comes up
 Note: The variant has the same address as the original relay. Original and
variant are not different!

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DIGSI 4
Copy versus Variant

A relay must be copied, when there are two ore more relays of the
same type and the parameters should be copied.

In this case the new relay must be initialised first (to get a new
internal address/ VD address).

For a relay a variant must be created, when there are multiple

parameter settings are required for one relay.

The relay has to be initialised only once, because the variants have
all the same address.

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 DIGSI 4
Manage Projects File

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 DIGSI 4
Manage Projects File

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 DIGSI 4 - Exercise 1:
Configuring a Power Distribution Structure (1/11)

Exercise:
Project

Make a Project file in DIGSI 4 for this Project.

Scope of relays are : 132 KV

HV Switchgear :
1. Line Feeder : Bay protection. (re-setting
only, since relay already exist at site )
2. Transf Feeder : Relay: 87T, REF, 51G,
and a separate backup O/C relay

MV Switchgear: Inc
1. Incoming Feeder : Bay protection 33 KV
2. Outgoing 1 Feeder : Bay protection
3. Outgoing 2 Feeder : Bay protection
Out 1 Out 2

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DIGSI 4 - Exercise 1:
Configuring a Power Distribution Structure (2/11)

Create project file using DIGSI Manager:

 Create a new project
Click File -> New.
Give a name Project as picture
Double-click at folder and change
the name of folder.
 Add the Folder to the Project
Right-click the folder ->Folder.
 Make hierarchy and name as picture.

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 DIGSI 4 - Exercise 1:
Configuring a Power Distribution Structure (3/11)

Integrate a SIPROTEC device

into the project.
 Right click at device file
->Insert New Object
->SIPROTEC 4 device.
Take 7UT612 V4.0 from Device
catalog by drag and drop to
Feeder 2 : Transf
 Fulfill complete MLFB number
(use drawing next page if needed)

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 DIGSI 4 - Exercise 1:
Configuring a Power Distribution Structure (4/11)
Single diagram of trafo for exercising of the functional scope and value setting:

Transformer YnD 5
132KV 25 MVA fN=50Hz 33KV
+10% - 16% Vk 10%
Side1 Side2
I sc=30kA

RTD
500/1A
200/1A 500/5A
5P10 10VA Vknee=60V
50/1A Ri=0,5 Ohm
I mag=100mA

•Relay will install Relay will be

at flush mounting linked to substation
Panel, with ring plug. control system using
•Available power supply at Modbus RS485 protocol
site is 110VDC
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 DIGSI 4 - Exercise 1:
Configuring a Power Distribution Structure (5/11)

Check the complete

specification and order
number (MLFB) of the
device
 Right click at device file
->Object properties
Properties – SIPROTEC
device
Select information which
needed.

Example : Order Number (MLFB) : 7UT6121- 5EB92- 4BA0 +L0D

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 DIGSI 4 - Exercise 1:
Configuring a Power Distribution Structure (6/11)

SIPROTEC relays of
recent releases (V2, V3)
can be administrated by
DIGSI 4 Manager.

In DIGSI 4.3 and above

version. SIPROTEC 3
Relay are available in
Device catalog (not
separate CD).

 Integrate O/C backup Relay, using 7SJ600 to folder

HV Swgr/Feeder 2: Transf.
Same procedure as integrate SIPROTEC 4

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DIGSI 4 - Exercise 1:
Configuring a Power Distribution Structure (7/11)

Take the data from existing Relay.

 Create new project: Exist Subs at site,
Create folder: HV Swgr (Exist at site)/Feeder 1: Line (site).

 Plug & Play the device

into the folder:
Feeder 1: Line (site).
Click Device -> Device-> DIGSI (Plug & Play)

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DIGSI 4 - Exercise 1:
Configuring a Power Distribution Structure (8/11)

Export the device file.

 Right click at device file
-> Export device….
Save in : Floppy (A:)
File name : Existing Relay Var
Save as type : *.dex

Note:
You can save in the file in
PC/laptop not floppy,
just name it the directory Floopy.

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DIGSI 4 - Exercise 1:
Configuring a Power Distribution Structure (9/11)

Import device file as variant:

 Right-click at the folder and

select Import Device...
Import device file for HV Swgr
as variant. Take the device file from
Floopy/existing relay
at site.

 From context menu Import

device select Type: SIPROTEC 4
then select as SIPROTEC 4
variant.

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DIGSI 4 - Exercise 1:
Configuring a Power Distribution Structure (10/11)

Copy device file & rename

 Import the device file of existing
relay to MV Swgr: Feeder 1: Incoming
Chose as SIPROTEC 4 device
 Make another copy for others
MV Swgr feeders. Right- click
at device file and select Copy
and then Paste to chosen folder

 Use Object properties to rename the device file.

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DIGSI 4 - Exercise 1:
Configuring a Power Distribution Structure (11/11)

Make variant & check VD address

 Right click at device file 7UT612

-> Create variant

 Drag & drop the variant

to MV Swgr Incoming feeder

 Right-click device file,

select Object properties

Check the VD address

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DIGSI 4 - Exercise 2:
Setting of protection functions (1/2)

Set the device 7UT612.

 Right-click at the device file 7UT612.
Open object, select Offline
 Adjust the functional scope.
From Settings list select Device
Configuration
 Change the values of individual
parameters in Power System Data
and Setting Group
(use drawing next page if needed)

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 DIGSI 4 - Exercise 2:
Setting of protection functions (2/2)

Single diagram of trafo for exercise of functional scope and value setting

Transformer YnD 5
132KV 25 MVA fN=50Hz 33KV
+10% - 16% Vk 10%
Side1 Side2
I sc=30kA

RTD
500/1A
200/1A 500/5A
5P10 10VA Vknee=60V
50/1A Ri=0,5 Ohm
I mag=100mA

•Relay will install Relay will be

at flush mounting linked to substation
Panel, with ring plug. control system using
•Available power supply at Modbus RS485 protocol
site is 110VDC
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 DIGSI 4 - Exercise 3:
Manage Project Files (1/2)

Save and delete file.

Still working in our project file:
 Save as (Project file)
Click File -> Save as
Make new name and save
at same directory or your
others directory (e.g: My
Document).
 Delete the project file
Click File -> Delete
(e.g : file Exist Subs at site )
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 DIGSI 4 - Exercise 3:
Manage Project Files (2/2)

Archive & Retrieve file :

 Make basic settings
Click Options ->Customize

 Archiving Project file

Click File->Archive...

 Retrieving Project

Click File->Retrieve…

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DIGSI 4 - Exercise 4:
Download settings to the device (1/1)

 To Download Setting to Relay.

Open the project, select the device file which
one will be downloaded.
Click right-button -> Open object select
Online. Data transfer to relay accordingly.

The connection is disconnected

automatically when transfered data to relay
is finish.

Download setting from the file into relay

also can be done by Download Setting
button at menu bar.

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