acselerator quickset designer sel-5031 instruction manual

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ACSELERATOR® QuickSet Designer SEL-5031 Instruction Manual

Copyright© 2006 Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc. iii

Table Of Contents Introduction......................................................................................................................... 1

Available Views.............................................................................................................. 2

Installation....................................................................................................................... 2

Getting Started ................................................................................................................ 2

Main Menu.......................................................................................................................... 3

File Menu ........................................................................................................................ 3

Edit Menu...................................................................................................................... 19

Communications Menu................................................................................................. 22

Log ................................................................................................................................ 25

View.............................................................................................................................. 25

Tools ............................................................................................................................. 25

Window Menu .............................................................................................................. 34

Help Menu .................................................................................................................... 35

Available Views................................................................................................................ 37

Settings Editor............................................................................................................... 37

Switching to Design Template Editor....................................................................... 39 Adding Settings to Design Template ........................................................................ 39

Add to Design Template ....................................................................................... 40

Add to Design Template as Constant.................................................................... 41

Design Template Editor ................................................................................................ 43

Equation Manager..................................................................................................... 43

Design Template Manager........................................................................................ 45

Application Variable Selection List.......................................................................... 50

Template Setting Interface........................................................................................ 51

Edit Properties....................................................................................................... 53

Equation Window ..................................................................................................... 54

Equation Builder ................................................................................................... 56

Manage Application Variables ............................................................................. 58

Design Template Preview..................................................................................... 59

How Do I .......................................................................................................................... 60

Create an Equation........................................................................................................ 60

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Right-clicking from Settings Editor.......................................................................... 61

Edit Template Setting Properties .................................................................................. 62

Editing Individual Setting Properties........................................................................ 63

Editing Range Properties .......................................................................................... 65

Limiting a Range................................................................................................... 67

Identify Error/Warning States............................................................................... 69

Group Settings ...................................................................................................... 70

Lock a Setting to a Specific Value........................................................................ 71

Produce a SELOGIC Macro ................................................................................. 71

Control Access to Settings Editor ......................................................................... 72

Analyze Waveforms.............................................................................................. 72

Common Errors and Error Messages .................................................................... 73

Keyboard Shortcut Commands ............................................................................. 77

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Introduction

The ACSELERATOR® QuickSet Designer SEL-5031software is an easy-to-use yet powerful tool that helps you get the most out of your SEL device.

• Create, test, and manage settings with a Windows® interface. • Visually design SELOGIC® control equations with a powerful Logic Editor. • Verify SELOGIC control equations and event reports with an integrated Logic

Simulator. • Manage, create, merge, copy, and read device settings with a settings database

manager. • Show only those settings needing to be set for a particular application, while

you maintain complete control over setting function and how each setting relates to other settings.

• Design settings with both Boolean and mathematical expressions to work exactly the way you want.

• Assign an easily recognizable alias name to any setting. • Design settings any way you want and have these settings perform such

functions as calculations and automatic determination of other settings. The ACSELERATOR® QuickSet Designer SEL-5031 software produces Design Templates: customizable setting schemes with device settings grouped, named, and displayed according to the needs for a particular application. Use these Design Templates in ACSELERATOR® QuickSet SEL-5030.

Links to other topics: Getting Started How Do I... Common Errors and Error Messages



Available Views ACSELERATOR® QuickSet Designer has three main views: Settings EditorDesign Template EditorDesign Template Preview

Installation To install the software, perform the following steps. 1. Close all other applications on your PC. 2. Insert the program CD into the CD-ROM drive on your PC. The installation program should start automatically. If the install program does not start, select Run from the windows start menu and type in the following command: D:\SETUP.EXE

3. Substitute D:\ with the drive letter for the CD-ROM on your PC. 4. Follow the steps as they appear on the screen. The installation program will perform all the necessary steps to load the software onto your PC.

Getting Started To begin working with ACSELERATOR® QuickSet Designer, follow these steps: From the File menu, select New. You will see a listing of all available devices. Select the device you want to use and click OK. Configure the part number for the device you have selected and click OK. You will see the Settings Editor.


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File Edit View Communications Log Tools Window Help

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New... New begins a blank Design Template starting from the Settings Editor. New prompts for the desired device and Z number that the Design Template will be based on.



Select the Install Devices button to install new device drivers. Note that you must have installed the SELUpdate Manager Application (available when installing ACSELERATOR QuickSet Designer) for this feature to be available. Upon selecting the Install Devices button, you should see the following.

Select Yes to close ACSELERATOR QuickSet Designer and continue with new driver installation. If you do not have the SELUpdate Manager Application installed on your machine, the program will return the following error.

Open... Open allows for the selection of an existing Design Template from the Active Database. Use the Open option from the File menu to show and select settings with or without Design Templates, as illustrated by the following figure.

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Close... Close the settings editor and return to the Main Shell. If settings have changed, a confirmation to save modified settings will appear. Save... Save will immediately save the currently open settings file. If no file is open, the program will prompt for a file name. Save As... The function of Save As is similar to Save when there is no currently opened file. You can use Save As to make a copy of device settings before editing settings. Print Design… You can generate and print a Design Template report from the Design Template Editor and from the Design Template Preview. To generate a Design Template report, from the file menu select "Print Design."



This selection causes the Print Page Settings dialog box to appear.

From this dialog box, select the pages you want to print.

• If "Print hidden by Design Template settings" is checked, settings hidden by the design template are printed along with the rest of the settings.

• If "Print Setting Sheets" is checked, setting values are omitted so that the report may be printed out and used to manually write in setting values.

If you select OK with the "Settings" radio button selected, the program will generate the Design Template settings report. This report contains a table for each design

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template settings group you selected, with the associated settings for each group and name, range, value, units, comment, and legend for each setting. To generate a report including equations, select the "Equations" radio button.

Select the "OK" button from this dialog box to generate the Design Template report. This report contains two tables. The first table contains a mapping of application variables to associated application settings. The second table contains all Design Template equations with left-side and right-side components for each equation, the evaluated value for each equation, and the value that the program sends to the device.



From the report File menu, you can choose to preview, print, or save this report for later reference. Note that the print preview option is available only if you have Microsoft® Windows® Internet Explorer 6 or later installed. Print Device Settings A device settings report may be generated and printed from either the Settings Editor or the Design Template Editor by selecting the "Print Device Settings"option from the File menu.

Next, the Print Device Settings dialog box appears.

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Select the settings group (s) to print, or click the plus box to the left of a settings group to expand that group and select a settings sub-group.



• If "Print Hidden Settings" is checked, settings hidden or grayed out in the Settings Editor are included in the settings report along with the rest of the settings.

• If "Print Setting Sheets" is checked, setting values are omitted so that the report may be printed and used to manually write in setting values.

Once the "OK" button is selected in the Print Group Settings dialog box, the settings report is generated. This settings report contains a table for each device settings group you selected, with the associated settings for each group and the name, value, and range for each setting. From the report File menu, you can preview, print, or save this report for later reference. Note that the print preview option is available only if you have Microsoft® Windows® Internet Explorer 6 or later installed.

Read... Read allows for reading in the settings from a device to use as a baseline for the Design Template. If in the device Design Template database there is no Design Template for the same type of device as the device from which you are reading, a Read command will behave in a similar manner as for a read from the ACSELERATOR® QuickSet SEL-5030. If in the device Design Template database there exists a Design Template for the same type of device as the device from which you are reading, the program will list all saved Design Templates in a dialog box similar to the following.

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If you choose No, do not merge settings with Design Template, a Read command will behave in a similar manner as for a read from the ACSELERATOR® QuickSet SEL-5030. If you choose Yes, merge settings with the selected Design Template, the progam will compare setting values saved in the Design Template to those settings actually in the device. If there are no differences between settings in the Design Template and device, you will see a message such as the following. Click OK to open the settings in the generated Design Template.

If an application setting value in the Design Template differs from an application setting value that the program reads from the device, you will see a message such as the following.



If a device setting value differs from the value of a setting not part of a Design Template equation, you will see a message such as the following.

If both of the above cases exist, you will see a message such as the following.

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If you select Yes from any of the previous three dialog boxes, the program will create a Design Template that merges the selected Design Template settings with settings the program reads from the device. Design Template settings will overwrite values from the device, and device settings will overwrite any settings that the Design Template does not use in Design Template equations. If you select No from any of the previous three dialog boxes, the program will discard any Design Template settings and use only setting values that the program reads from the device. If you click on the View button on any of the above dialog boxes, you will see a form similar to the following. This form displays all setting values that differ between the device and the Design Template.



Send… Upon selecting Send from the File menu, you obtain a dialog box from which you select those groups/classes that you want to add to the Design Template and transfer to the device. You can select individual groups/classes, select the box with the check mark to select all groups/classes, or select the clear box to clear all groups/classes (note that you must select at least one group/class to send to the device before clicking OK).

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Note: This option is disabled if you enter incorrect settings in either the Design Template or the Settings Editor. If No Groups/Classes to Send Have Been Selected If you are in the Design Template Editor view and you select the Send option, the Settings Groups/Class Select dialog will appear. If you are in the Design Template Preview, you will receive a message stating that there were no groups/classes selected to send from the Design Template. If Groups/Classes to Send Have Been Selected A dialog will appear showing which groups/classes the Design Template will send to the connected device. If you select Cancel, the program sends no settings. If you select OK, the program allows those settings groups/classes you selected to be sent to an attached device. This emulates the mechanics of the internal device copy command. Select Group 1, for example, to send device settings and logic settings for Group 1 to the device. Transfer of settings to the device is limited to data transmission rates of 19200 baud and slower. For successful settings transfer, ensure that auto-messages are turned off in the device port. Active Database…

Use the Set Active Settings Database dialog box to choose a database as the one in which you plan to work.



Database Manager The Database Manager form helps with management of settings within different databases. Select and activate different databases through the main menu. The Database Manager form opens with the currently active database, but you can modify any valid settings database file through use of this form. To change the active database, select the File | Active Database option from the main program menu. Note: Changes made to the settings database are immediate and cannot be reversed. Database Manager Operations:

Settings Database Tab, Copy/Move Settings Between Databases TabSettings Database Tab

The settings database tab provides the following tools to manage settings in settings database files. Changes can be made to any valid settings (*.rdb) database. Open Use this function to open a settings database file (*.rdb). Rename Select a setting from the list and click the Rename button. Enter the new setting name.

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Copy Select a setting from the list and click the Copy button. Enter the new setting name; the program adds a copy of the setting with the new name to the settings database. Delete Select a setting from the list and click the Delete button. The program prompts for verification and then deletes the setting from the settings database. Database Description Enter a description of the database file. This value is not used in any settings and is intended as user information. Settings Description Select a setting from the list of settings in the database and enter a description of the setting. This value is not used in any settings and is intended for user-specific information about the setting. This field can be used to supplement the setting name field, which is limited to 31 characters.

Import or Export Settings Text Files Settings stored by the ACSELERATOR® QuickSet Designer SEL-5031 software database manager can be exported or imported as individual text files. The ACSELERATOR® QuickSet Designer software can import and export the text files, if you choose to open and edit setting files with a text editor.

A file structure will be created in which the main folder carries the name of the imported or exported setting. There must also be a miscellaneous sub-folder that contains the cfg.txt file. Create New Database Click on this button to open a window displaying a listing of presently available databases and containing a File name dialog box in which you can enter the name for a new empty database you want to create. The program creates this new database in the location you specify with the Save dialog.



Copy/Move Settings Between Databases Tab

Use this form to move and copy settings between two databases. You can also use this form to create new databases.

Database A When the form opens, database A is the currently active database. The database path displays above the setting list. Use the mouse to select setting(s) from the database. Click the arrow key to copy/move the settings into database B. The program immediately copies the selected settings into the other database. Database B Database B is typically the destination for moves and copies and is ordinarily the inactive database. However, you can also open database B and copy settings into your open database (database A). The database path displays above the setting list. Creating a New Database From Copy/Move Settings Between Databases Tab To create and copy an existing database of settings to a new database, select the Database Manager option from the Tools menu and select the Copy / Move Settings Between Databases Tab on the Database Manager form. By default, the last active database opens when the form starts and is assigned to database A.

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After you click on the Open A or Open B button, the software will query whether you want to choose a settings database to open. To create an empty database, type in a name instead of choosing an existing second database. Press the OK button, and the program will create an empty database.

Follow the instructions on how to copy or move devices between databases to create new settings in the empty database.

From the File menu, select the File | Active Database menu option to select and activate the newly created settings database.

Exit… Select this option to exit the program. If you have any unsaved changes to files, the program will prompt you to save these files before closing.

Edit Menu Copy Use the copy option to copy one group to another group of settings. The program checks the source group for validity before copying a group. Both selected groups must be of the same type.

Merge Through use of the merge menu, you can merge the present settings of the device the settings editor opens with settings from a different device. Typical use of this operation would be during a device firmware upgrade. You can save existing device settings into the database and then merge these settings into a new device for which you have selected a part number matching that of the upgraded firmware. Use the Merge function and a device with related settings as a starting point or source for programming a similar device. For example, if you have an SEL-351 Relay with settings based upon a company standard for SEL-351 Relay applications, use the ACSELERATOR® QuickSet SEL-5030 software to read these settings into a device



settings database. Use merge to make the standard SEL-351 Relay settings the source data for a similar device (an SEL-351S Relay, for example). Customize any SEL-351S Relay settings from the merged SEL-351 Relay settings and then send the new settings to the SEL-351S Relay. Compare Use this selection when comparing present device settings with a saved setting scheme. You can use the compare function to select a saved setting in the active database and compare this setting to the present settings that are open. You will obtain a list of all settings for which values differ between the two files and a list of all settings in either setting scheme for which there are no matching settings in the other scheme. Search Select the Search menu item to open a dialog box similar to that below.

From this dialog box, select either or both search options and enter a setting, value, or both, as appropriate. Then click OK. This generates a search window that contains all locations for your search item. Double-clicking on any listed item takes you to the location of that item, as illustrated by the following figure. Note that in this example we have selected Global_NFREQ as our search item.

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Part Number Upon selecting Part Number, you obtain the device part number form, which looks similar to the following.



Use the Part Number form to select or change device options. Typical use of this option would be when you create settings without connecting to a device. If you are conected to a device, the program gathers this information when reading settings. Design Template Equations (available only from the Design Template Editor view) Select Design Template Equations to add, edit, or delete equations. Design Template Tabs (available only from the Design Template Editor view) Select Design Template Tabs to add, delete, or rename a tab.

Communications Menu Choose among the following options from the Communications Menu: Dial... Use this option to establish a dial-up connection according to your communication parameters. This option is available only if you have selected a modem connection in your communication parameters. Disconnect Choose this option to cancel your dial-up connection. This option is unavailable unless you have a dial-up connection established. Parameters...Define the PC communications port parameters to enable connection with the SEL device. The program displays all available serial communication devices. Modem communication is possible with the program, but only the last number you dialed or

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entered is stored within your computer. Be certain to turn off auto-messages in the device port, or settings transfer can be unsuccessful. Network Address Book...Set up an address book to connect to products through use of a Telnet Port.

Communication Parameters Dialog

The Communication Parameters dialog box is for configuring communication parameters such as the following. Data Speed Determines the baud rate used by the port. Data Bits Determines the number of data bits of the port. Stop Bits Determines the number of stop bits of the port. Parity Determines the parity checking mode of the port. RTS/CTS Determines the hardware flow control options of the port.



DTR Determines the current state of the "data terminal ready" signal (DTR). RTS Determines the current state of the "request to send" signal (RTS). Clicking on the Use Network check box will activate the Network Parameters button and open the following dialog box.

Click on the Address Book button to open the Network Address Book. Network Address Book

The Network Address Book provides a listing of IP addresses for devices to which you can connect.

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Log Connection Log Choose this option to display a log of all modem connections and file transfer activities. Clear Connection Log Clear the connection log text file. Terminal Logging Toggles the creation of a log file of all communications activity through the terminal.

View Upon selecting View from Design Template Editor, you will see a dropdown menu , from which you can select the view available to the user. The Design Template Preview displays those settings that you can change. Design Template Editor Settings Editor

Tools Note that some options in the tools menu are available only for specific devices. Should you have such a device, the tools menu will list additional options beyond the following: Import… Use this menu item to find and import a Design Template file. Selecting this menu item opens a window similar to that below.



Export… Use this menu item to find and export a Design Template file. Selecting this menu item opens a window similar to that below. Note that exported files are encrypted.

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Meter and Control Use the HMI Interface to verify and analyze device performance with a graphical representation of digital and analog information. HMI interfaces are specific to each SEL device. A control window is also available to perform user control functions. To start the HMI interface, select Meter and Control from the Tools menu. To maneuver through the windows click on the tree-view list for the desired display to appear on the right hand side. If a selected form is polling the device for information, the green LED above the Disable Update button at the lower left hand corner of the screen blinks for every update performed. To stop polling the device, press the Disable Update button. Once you have disabled polling, start updating again by pressing the button. Terminal Choose this option to open your terminal screen, from which you can monitor communications from ACSELERATOR® QuickSet Designer SEL-5031 to your device. Convert Convert allows an existing Design Template in the Active Database to be converted to another Z Number. This option will not allow the conversion from one device to another.

Events Use the integrated analysis tools to analyze device event reports. The event data are stored in SEL Compressed ( *.cev) ASCII format . The waveform viewer uses compressed ASCII format, and the Harmonic analysis tool uses unfiltered compressed event format. See also Analyze Waveforms. Event Waveforms: Open File Select a compressed ASCII event to view from a folder location. Read History Select from a list of events stored in a connected device to view an event. After download of the event, you can save the event to a permanent or temporary CEV file format. The format can be 4 samples/cycle, 16 samples/cycle of filtered data, or 16



samples/cycles of unfiltered data. You can download either the whole event or partial event. View Menu The View Menu options are available from the Event Waveform analysis tool. This program launches after you have selected a *.cev file for view via the Open File or Read History option. Use the Rotation menu option to select ABC or ACB phase rotation for events. Event Waveform Options: Summary Data Form

The Summary Data Form displays general information about the event report. Event Report File This field displays the full path and file name of the event report file. Device FID This field displays the device FID (Firmware Identification) for the device that collected the event. Frequency The frequency displays in an editable field on the Summary form. You should verify the frequency because it is not always possible to extract from the device FID the frequency contained in an event report. In the case where the FID does not specify the frequency, the program uses the default frequency specified in the Options form. It is up to you to ensure that the frequency is correct, essential for correct calculation of the phasor and sequence elements. When the Summary form is closed, the program verifies that the frequency is between 30 and 90 Hz. Number of Cycles This field displays the number of cycles in the event report. Samples per Cycle This field displays the number of samples per cycle in the event report. This value is 4 for SEL-100 and SEL-200 series devices and can vary for SEL-300 and SEL-500 series devices. Event Date and Time This field displays the date and time of the event report. Miscellaneous This field displays such summary information taken from the event report as Event, Location, and Fault Current. Information displayed depends on the device type. Some devices will not include any data in this field. Print Button Press the print button to print the data displayed on the Summary form, plus the analog and digital channel names and descriptions.

Graph Form The graph form displays the oscillographic plot of the selected event report data.

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Sizing the Form The form can be resized by pressing the maximize button or by dragging the application border with the left mouse button. Oscillographic Display Displays the selected analog and digital channels. If the Show Trigger on Graph option is enabled, and the event report includes a trigger mark, a dashed vertical line indicates this trigger in the report. Zoom Zoom in using the left mouse button. Zoom out by typing the Z key. Data Cursor Use the left mouse button or the arrow keys to move the Data Cursor. Digital Data Digital data are displayed with a thin line for logical zero and a thick line for logical one. Because the event reports can use one column for multiple elements, a label appears above the start of the thick line to indicate the asserted element. For example, a column for 51Q may have a period for logical zero, a p for pickup, and T for timed pickup. The digital display will have a thin line for the period and a thick line with a p above it for the pickup condition. If the column changes to T, then a label appears above the line at the assertion point. Note: When a digital element changes above a line that is already thick, the left side of the element label corresponds to where the element asserted. Zoom in for better resolution. F2 or Ctrl-T For event reports with a trigger flag, pressing F2 or Ctrl-T moves the cursor to the trigger point. F3 and F4 Markers Select a data point of interest, and then press F3 to mark a vertical line. Move the cursor to the next point of interest, and then press F4 to mark a second vertical line. The program will display the row/cycle/time difference between the two lines. This information is useful for determining the delta time between two data points. Grids Select the grid line style displayed on the graph. Choices include X only, Y only, X and Y, or None. Style Select the style of the data lines displayed on the graph. Note: For best performance during scrolling, use the line style. See also: Data Cursors Line - Draws straight lines between the data points. Line + Points - Displays the data points and draws straight lines between the points. Curve - Draws a best-fit curve between the data points.



Curve + Points - Displays the data points and draws a best-fit curve between the points. Pref Button Opens the Graph Preferences form. Print Button Prints the graph as displayed, including any zooming. See the Options form for printing options.

Graph Preferences Form Use this form to set up the graph display. Once you have set up the graph display you can save graph preferences to a preference file. Once you save preferences, the Graph Preferences form does not appear when you select View | Graph. Instead, the graph appears with the saved preferences. This also happens if you select View | Graph after already setting preferences, even if you have not saved these preferences to the preferences file. To view the Graph Preferences form again, after preferences have been set, select View | Graph | Preferences from the Main Form Menu or press the Pref button on the Graph form. Use the Preferences Tab to select the channels to display on the graphs. Use the Advanced Preferences Tab to customize the graph styles and colors. Use the Assign Names Tab to customize the analog and digital channel names.

Phasors Form The Phasors form displays phasors for the event report analog data and applicable sequence components. Sizing the Form You can resize the form by pressing the maximize button or by dragging the application border with the left mouse button. Data Grid Displays channel data for an event report in a Data Grid as the program scrolls through the report. Select Sequence Elements Phase Selects the reference phase for the sequence element on the display. Data Selection Controls Control the scrolling, or animation, of the phasor diagram. Print Button Prints the phasor diagram as it presently displays, including any zooming. Phasor Graph Display The displayed data can be scaled from 25 percent to full scale. Very small magnitudes are not displayed unless you use the scale factor and force these values to be significant. This means that small values display at 25 percent of full scale. This occurs so that the labels can be seen. The actual data values are also seen in the Data Grid. The current channels are scaled together and the

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voltage channels are scaled together so that voltages that display in kV will not appear small relative to current values. The data on the display starts after the first quarter cycle. This occurs so that the first data points contain accurate data. Zoom In - Click and drag with the left mouse button. Zoom Out - Press Z. A right mouse button click opens the Graph Context Menu. From within the context menu you can maximize the graph and export the data, as well as access many other graph display options.

Event Report Text Form The Event Report Text form displays the text from the event report file. Nonprintable control characters display in this screen as small squares. Use the View | Event Report Text from the Main Form menu to view the event report text. Sizing the Form Resize the form by pressing the maximize button or by dragging the application border with the left mouse button. Press the Close button to close the form.

Harmonic Analysis Form The Harmonic Analysis form provides single-channel harmonic analysis of data from the selected event report. If you try to load the Harmonic Analysis form with an event other than 16 samples/cycle, a dialog box appears to inform you that the selected event should be at 16 samples/cycles. Analogs Use the Analogs section to select the analog channel of data to display. Use a check box to select and show the analog channel to be displayed. Harmonic Analysis Display Use the Harmonic Analysis section to display the results of the harmonic analysis on the select analog channel. Zoom In - Click and drag with the left mouse button. Zoom Out - Press Z. Click your right mouse button to open the Graph Context Menu, or double-click to see the options in a tabular format. From the context menu or Harmonic Analysis Customization screen, you can maximize the graph and export the data, as well as access many other graph display options. Refresh After you modify display options, use the Refresh button to redraw the Harmonic Analysis data portion.



Data Scroll Use the Data Scroll slide bar to move through the event report and process the event data. You can limit the data window to 4 cycles by setting # Cycles = 4 and then moving the data scroll region through the event report starting at row 1. Cycles To limit the amount of data being processed, select a specific number of cycles for which you want to create a window of currently processed data. Print Button Prints the harmonic diagram as presently displayed, including any zooming. Sizing the Form Resize the form by pressing the maximize button or by dragging the application border with the left mouse button. Close Button Press the Close button to close the form.

Exporting Event Data Graph or Phasor objects can be exported to the formats listed below.

FORMAT DESTINATIONS

MetaFile Clipboard, File, or Printer

Bitmap Clipboard or File

Text / Data Clipboard or File

Procedure Press 'X' when the Graph or Phasor object is selected, or click with the right mouse button to open a pop-up menu, then select the Export Dialog. From the Export Dialog, do the following: 1. Select type of export format you want (Metafile, Bitmap, or Text/Data) 2. Select destination of the export (Clipboard, File, or Printer) 3. Select size of the image to export 4. Press the Export/Print button Clipboard Destination Information copied to the clipboard can be pasted into other applications or documents. File Destination Information exported to a file requires a target filename. Click the mouse over the Browse button to open the File | Save As dialog. Enter a filename and press OK to close the File | Save As dialog. Printer Destination Exporting a Metafile to the printer opens the Print Dialog. Use the Print Dialog to modify printer options.

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Exporting Text /Data When exporting Text/Data, press the Export button to launch the Text/Data Export Dialog. Selection of text/data format occurs from within this dialog.

Design Template Options NOTE: The following four options (Error Message(s), Warning Message(s), Allow switching to Relay Editor from Design Template, and Groups to Send) under the Tools menu are available only if you are in the Design Template Editor view. Error and Warning Message(s) (available only from Design Template Editor view) Upon selecting Tools and then Design Template Options, you will see a dialog box similar to the following.

Error Messages By default, you see errors that occur in the Design Template Editor. By deselecting Show Error Messages in Template Designer, you choose to hide errors that occur in the Design Template Editor. Any error messages will appear at the bottom of the Template Setting Interface. By default, you see errors that occur in QuickSet. By deselecting Show Error Messages in QuickSet Template, you choose to hide errors that occur in QuickSet. Any error messages will appear in the bottom horizontal pane of the QuickSet window. Warning Messages By default, you see warnings that occur in the Design Template Editor. By deselecting Show Warning Messages in Template Designer, you choose to hide



warnings that occur in the Design Template Editor. Any warning messages will appear at the bottom of the Template Setting Interface. By default, you do not see warnings that occur in QuickSet. By selecting Show Warning Messages in QuickSet Template, you choose to display warnings that occur in QuickSet. Any warning messages will appear in the bottom horizontal pane of the QuickSet window. Allow switching to Settings Editor from Design Template (available only from Design Template Editor view) Upon selecting Tools and then Design Template Options, you will see a dialog box from which you can select Allow switching to Settings Editor from Design Template. With this selection, you allow someone working with ACSELERATOR® QuickSet SEL-5030 to access the Settings Editor.

Groups to Send (available only from Design Template Editor view) Upon selecting Groups to Send, you obtain a dialog box from which you select those groups that you want to add to the QuickSet Design Template and transfer to the device. You can select individual groups, select the box with the check mark to select all groups, or select the clear box to clear all groups.

Device-Specific Tools Open Motor Start Report File Use this option to open a saved motor start report. By default, the software opens your My Documents directory.

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Cascade This option places each successive window over a previous window and slightly offset.

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Tile Horizontally This option causes device editor windows to appear in the display as a series of rows proceeding from top to bottom. Tile Vertically This option causes device editor windows to appear next to each other in the display as a series of columns.

Help Menu

About... This option displays a screen that contains version and copyright information. Clicking on the link takes you to the SEL website.

Clicking on the License Info button causes the following window to open. Follow the instructions to activate your ACSELERATOR® QuickSet Designer SEL-5031 software.



Contents... This option displays the introduction page in this help file. Settings Help… This option displays the help file for the particular device you have loaded.


Available Views

ACSELERATOR® QuickSet Designer has three main views: Settings EditorDesign Template EditorDesign Template Preview

Settings Editor

In the Settings Editor, you can access and change all settings from the treeview listing at the left. From this view, you can go to the Design Template Editor or directly add settings to a Design Template.



Disabled Settings (supported in only a few device drivers at the present time)

ACSELERATOR® QuickSet™ and ACSELERATOR® QuickSet™ Designer generally handle disabled settings by graying out (but leaving visible) editing controls for these disabled settings. The forms containing these disabled settings also appear in the ACSELERATOR QuickSet and ACSELERATOR QuickSet Designer tree (table of content) views. Particularly for a large number of disabled settings, settings editor sessions can appear cluttered.

Through the use of View menu options, one has control over how much or how little ACSELERATOR QuickSet and ACSELERATOR QuickSet Designer display. Choose to show or hide disabled settings or to remove or restore individual setting classes from the tree view.

Hide Disabled Settings

Select this option to cause all disabled settings (those that the software ordinarily grays out) and setting classes with disabled settings to disappear from view.

Select Setting Classes

Choose with this menu option whether to view all setting classes (with Select All) or to remove setting classes from view (either with Deselect All or by selecting only certain classes of settings). A checked box to the left of a setting class causes that setting class to appear. Setting classes with unchecked boxes do not appear.

Note that, while Deselect All causes deselection of all boxes, one must then select at least one setting class to view. Choosing Deselect All and then clicking OK causes ACSELERATOR QuickSet or ACSELERATOR QuickSet Designer to display an error.

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Set View State as Default

This setting causes the display selected in the Setting Class Selection dialog to appear by default upon loading the device driver from ACSELERATOR QuickSet or ACSELERATOR QuickSet Designer.

Switching to Design Template Editor ACSELERATOR® QuickSet Designer begins all new Design Templates in the Settings Editor. To switch to Design Template Editor, click on the Options menu, select View, Design Template, or hit Ctrl+D.

Adding Settings to Design Template From the Settings Editor, there are two methods for adding settings to your Design Template. The first method is to add settings to your Design Template by expanding the item you want from the tree view, selecting the category or group of categories you want according to how far you proceed into the tree view heirarchy, and right-clicking on the category to open a menu such as that shown in the following figure. Note: This method adds all settings in all groups below your selection in the tree view heirarchy to the Design Template and can take a significant amount of time for some settings groups.



The second method is to add settings individually by proceeding in the tree view as far as you can in a setting category and then clicking on that category to open settings. Right-click on the individual setting you want to add to your Design Template. See Add to Design Template and Add to Design Template as Constant.

Add to Design Template Add to Design Template creates an equation and assigns settings to default aliases. It also either creates a settings tab or adds a settings tab reference to your design to indicate the source of the setting. The following is an example in which we have chosen to add a current transformer ratio setting. Click on Add to Design Template or Add to Design Template as Constant to add the setting you selected to your design.

The result is as shown in the following figure. A change in color indicates that the Design Template has reserved the setting for control and that this setting is unavailable for further editing within the Settings Editor.

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The following figure illustrates how this procedure has created an equation, assigned settings to default aliases, and added a settings tab reference to your design to indicate the source of the setting.

Add to Design Template as Constant

Add to Design Template as Constant creates an equation that assigns to a selected setting the value you have determined. The following is an example in which we have chosen to add a current transformer ratio setting. Click on Add to Design Template as Constant or Add to Design Template to add the setting you selected to your design.



The result is as shown in the following figure. A change in color indicates that the Design Template has reserved the setting for control and that this setting is unavailable for further editing within the Settings Editor.

The following figure illustrates how this procedure has created an equation and assigned a value to the setting you selected.

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Design Template Editor The Design Template Editor looks similar to the following.

For examples on how to use the Design Template Editor, see How Do I...From this view, you can switch back to the Settings Editor or go to the Design Template Preview to see how the Design Template would appear to a technician using ACSELERATOR® QuickSet SEL-5030. The Design Template Editor has eight menus and five main sections: Equation ManagerDesign Template ManagerApplication Variable Selection ListEquation WindowTemplate Setting Interface

Equation Manager While in Design Template Editor, the Equation Manager allows you to add, rename, or delete equation groups within a Design Template. Furthermore, equations may be moved among groups. An equation group is simply a means by which Design Template equations may be organized. In the example below, "Uncategorized" and "Group 1" are equation groups.



Note the existence of the "Uncategorized" equation group. This group may be used to hold equations for which categorization does not apply, or categorization has yet to be determined. The "Uncategorized" equation group cannot be renamed or deleted. As an equation group is selected, the equations for that group display in the Equation Window. Add Equation Group An equation group may be added to a Design Template by right-clicking in the Equation Manager and selecting the "Add Item" menu option.

Next, type in the name of the new equation group. Notice that the new equation group is added to the end of the list of equation groups.

Rename Equation Group An equation group may be renamed in a Design Template by right-clicking on the Equation Manager, then by selecting the "Rename" menu option.

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Next, type in the new name for the equation group and press the ENTER key. This will complete the rename operation.

Delete Equation Group An equation group in a Design Template may be deleted by right-clicking on an equation group in the Equation Manager, then by selecting the "Delete" menu option.

Moving Equations Equations may be moved between equation groups individually by selecting and dragging each equation, or by selecting multiple equations and dragging a set of equations between equation groups. To move a set of equations, either hold down the CTRL key and left-click each equation to be moved, or select a range of equations by first selecting an equation, then hold down the SHIFT key and select another equation to specify a range as shown below.

Design Template Manager The Design Template Manager appears in both the Design Template Editor and the Design Template Preview. The ability to add, rename, delete, or move tab groups or application variables, however, is limited to the Design Template Editor.



A tab group is simply a means by which application variables may be organized. In the example below, "General Global Settings" is a tab group. As you select a tab group on the treeview, the associated tab sheet to the right of the tree view is displayed.

Add Nodes and Tab Groups Two types of items may be added to the Design Template Manager treeview.

• Item Nodes:

• Tab Group Nodes: Item nodes provide a means to organize a collection of tab groups; moreover, item nodes and tab groups are analogous to the function of folders and files, respectively. Adding Item Nodes To add an item node to the current tree view level, select an existing item node and right-click on it. Then, select the "Add Item" menu option.

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To add an item node to the next tree view level below the current one, select an existing item node and right-click on it. Then, select the"Add Child Item" menu option.

Adding Tab Group Nodes To add a tab group, select the item node below which the tab group is desired. Right-click on it and select "Add Tab".



Rename Nodes and Tab Groups An item node or tab group node may be renamed by selecting and right-clicking on either the item node or the tab group node in the Design Template Manager and selecting the "Rename" menu option.

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Delete Nodes and Tab Groups An item node or tab group node may be deleted by selecting and right-clicking on either the item node or the tab group node in the Design Template Manager and selecting the "Delete" menu option.



Moving Tab Groups and Application Variables Tab groups may be moved by left-clicking and dragging either the tab group node or the tab to a new location. Application variables may be moved individually or in sets. To move an application variable individually, select an application variable by left-clicking and dragging it to either another tab group or to the Application Variable Selection List.

Application Variable Selection List

Overview The Application Variable Selection List holds all application variables which are being used by the Design Template and which have not been assigned to Template Settings. Assigning Template Settings Any application variable listed in the Selection list can be assigned to an application setting in one of three ways.

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• By double-clicking the variable name in the list when a Template Setting Tab is displayed.

• By dragging the variable name from the list to drop on the Template Setting Interface area of an Template Setting Tab.

• By dragging the variable name from the list to drop on a tab node of the Design Template Manager.

Adding to the Application Variable Selection List Whenever a Template Setting is removed, whether by dragging or deletion, its associated application variable is added to the Application Variable Selection List if that variable is still in use in a Design Template equation.

Template Setting Interface

Overview The Template Setting Interface area is the primary means of applying values to device settings through use of Design Template equations and application settings. It further serves to display application setting errors and warnings. The Template Setting Interface changes according to what you select in the Design Template Manager and according to the error/warning display settings you established via the Options menu.



In the normal state for the Template Setting Interface, application setting tabs display the names of application settings, and any errors or warnings display in the Error/Warning window. Tabview Options in Design Template Editor View If you right-click a tabview tab or empty portion of the tabview sheet, you will obtain a context menu with the following options. Add Template Settings Tab

- Will create a new tab

Rename Template Settings Tab

- Will rename the selected or displayed tab

Delete Template Settings Tab

- Will delete the selected or displayed tab and all settings on it

A tabview tab can also be selected and dragged to drop on the location of another tabview tab to change the tab order as displayed. A tabview tab can also be dragged to be placed in the Design Template Manager treeview to insert it in a new location or even into a new tab group. Template Setting Options in Design Template Editor view Individual Template Settings can have their value altered by typing the value into the setting text field or by clicking the button. Individual Template Settings can have their internal comment changed by clicking the

button. Individual Template Settings can have their other properties modified as per Edit Properties by double-clicking on one of the text labels on the Setting or by right-clicking it and selecting "Edit Properties". Template Settings can also be moved by dragging in the following ways.

• Template Settings can be moved either individually or can be multi-selected by holding the CTRL key and selecting or deselecting each setting you want to move or not move.

• Once selected, Template Settings can be dragged to drop on any other Template Setting to insert at that location to change order on a single Settings Tab.

• They can also be dragged to drop on another tabview tab in order to insert them at the end of that setting sheet.

• Finally, they can be dragged to drop on tab nodes in the Design Template Manager to insert into the tab sheet associated with a node.

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Error/Warning Window If the Error Messages and Warning Messages options in the Tools menu are set to show the error or warning messages in the current mode, and such an error or warning exists, the Error/Warning Window will appear and display the appropriate errors as found in Common Errors and Error Messages.

Edit Properties

Overview The Edit Properties dialog is used in the Design Template Editor to modify an Template Setting's panel name, units label, custom range, comment, and hide or disable status in Design Template Preview. Panel Name The panel name is the name given to the Template Setting and displayed on the panel when in Design Template Preview. This name can be the same name as for other panels and can include any characters or spaces. The panel name cannot be blank or contain all spaces. Units Label The units label can be any string but is meant to display the unit type of the setting value.



Custom Range The Custom Range of the Template Setting can be modified as per Editing Range Properties. Comment The comment can be any string up to 100 characters in length and is displayed to the right of the setting panel in the format of "(<comment text>)" Disable in Design Preview If the Disable Template Setting in Design Preview option is set, then the setting's text field will be grey and uneditable when in Design Template Preview. The user can see the panel and the value of it, but can't alter it. Hide in Design Preview If the Hide Template Setting in Design Preview option is set, then the Template Setting will not be visible in Design Template Preview. It will only be seen in the Design Template Editor view. Note: For a blank string in range, units, and comments, no label for the respective property will appear.

Equation Window

Overview The Equation Window is shown in Design Template Editor view to allow the adding, modification, deletion, and display of Design Template equations and the following.

• Evaluation of Equation – The exact value of the calculated equation. • Send Value – The value suitable for sending to a device that may have been

slightly modified to conform to a particular setting range. • Relay Setting Range – The valid range of the setting.

The equations displayed in the Equation Window depend on what equation group you have selected in the Equation Manager. Equation Options By right-clicking on the Equation Window, you obtain a context menu that includes the following options.

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Add Equation Adds an equation

Edit Equation Edits a selected equation

Delete Equation Deletes a selected equation

Manage Application Variables

Opens the Manage Application Variables dialog

Adding an Equation Selecting this option opens the Equation Builder dialog box, from which you can develop and modify Design Template equations. Editing an Equation You can edit equations either by right-clicking on an equation and selecting Edit Equation or by double-clicking an equation. Deleting an Equation You can delete equations either by right-clicking on equations and selecting Delete Equation or by selecting equations and pressing the Delete key. Once you have deleted an equation, you will be provided the option to either set the associated device setting back to the setting default or keep the present setting value. Sizing Columns A single click in the Equation, Evaluation of Equation, or Send Value column headings will cause the respective column to resize to fit any text within that column. Clicking a column heading twice will return the column width to the column width prior to the resizing. Moving Equations You can either select individual equations or select several equations by holding the CTRL key while selecting equations. Once you have selected equations, you can drag and drop equations on another equation node in the Equation Manager, where these equations will be inserted so as to display when you select that node and not when you select the former location of these equations. If you drop equations on the All Equations node, these equations will be set into the Uncategorized group. The Equation Window, part of Equation Manager, is used to display Design Template equations, associated equation results, and setting ranges.



Equation Builder

Overview Use the Equation Builder dialog box to add Design Template equations and to edit existing equations. You can, for example, create an equation with a left-side component consisting of a single device setting or application variable and a right-side component formed of standard operators, settings, bits and quantities, and application variables. Adding an Equation For the process of adding an equation, view the Creating an Equation example. Editing an Equation When you edit an equation, the Equation Builder opens with the left-side and right-side values already set, with the range of the left setting displayed in the status bar if it exists, as shown below.

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Selecting a Device Setting When you select a device setting or application variable with a custom range, the Equation Builder displays the associated range and indicates whether the setting or variable is hidden or visible to the user. If you select from the left-side tree, the range displays in the status bar. If you select from the right-side tree, the range displays in the center message area. Adding a Setting To add a setting to the right or left edit boxes, you must either double-click the setting in the associated list after selecting a group in the tree view or else drag the setting from the list to the appropriate edit box. Adding an Operator To add an operator to the right-side of the equation, either enter it directly into the edit box or select the appropriate operator button or equation from the drop down equation list. Applying the Equation To apply a newly created equation or save edits to an existing equation, press the Apply or OK button, depending on whether you are creating a new equation or editing an existing equation. If you apply a new equation, the edit boxes will clear after the addition to allow you to add more equations. If you edit an existing equation, the Equation Builder will close after you apply the edit.



In either case, if the program detects errors in the equation, the Equation Builder will neither clear nor close and the errors will display in the central message area, which will turn red. The errors match those discussed in Common Errors and Error Messages. Close the Equation Builder To close the Equation Builder without applying any new equations or edits, click the Close or Cancel buttons.

Manage Application Variables Add Variable Adds an application variable to your Design Template. Rename Variable Renames an existing application variable in your Design Template. Delete Variable Removes an application variable you select from your Design Template. Selecting this option causes the program to remove the selected variable from any Design Template equation in which it appears and insert a message in each such equation that the variable is undefined. Remove all Unused Application Variables Removes any application variable not used in a Design Template equation.

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Design Template Preview

Arrive at this view from the Design Template Editor by selecting View | Design Template Preview. From this view, you can either return to the Design Template Editor or go to the Settings Editor. Note: Although you can switch to the Settings Editor while working in the Design Template Preview, this capabability may not be available to a technician using the ACSELERATOR® QuickSet SEL-5030 unless the Allow switching to Settings Editor from Design Template Preview is selected from the Design Template Editor Options menu in ACSELERATOR® QuickSet Designer. The window that appears (see the above figure) displays those settings that you are making available to a field settings specialist. This view is helpful for testing and developing the Design Template. This view consists of menu items and two windows: the Design Template Manager (which performs in this view similarly to the Design Template Editor) and the Template Setting Interface. The menu items are similar to those for Design Template Editor.



How Do I ...

Provided in this instruction are a number of examples demonstrating the power and flexibility of ACSELERATOR® QuickSet Designer. Included are examples of how to do the following:

• create an equation • edit a setting or edit a range • limit a range • group settings • restrict the view of device settings • lock a setting to a specific value • identify error states

Create an Equation There are several ways to create an equation in ACSELERATOR® QuickSet Designer. 1. Right-clicking from the Settings Editor2. Using the Design Template EditorPerform the following steps to create an equation from the Design Template Editor: 1. Either right-click in the Equation Window or select Edit|Equations|Add Equation. This will open Equation Builder, which looks similar to the following figure.

2. Either expand Relay Settings (click on the plus box) and select a setting category from the listing that appears, or select Application Variables.

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If you select a setting category, all available settings within that category will appear. Select one of these settings, and double-click or drag it to the box at the left side of the equation. If you select Application Variables, all available variables will appear. Double-click or drag a variable to the box at the left side of the equation. 3. To develop an expression for evaluation (the right side of your equation), select the Relay Settings, Application Variables, Relay Word bits, or Analog Quantities category from the left-hand window pane immediately below the operator menu. All available settings, variables, bits, or analog quantities (depending upon which category you choose) will appear in the Template Setting Interface (the bottom right window pane). 4. Double-click or drag a setting, variable, bit, or analog quantity to the box at the right side of the equation. Develop Boolean or mathematical expressions through use of this procedure and operators from the operator menu.

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5. Should you need to add an application variable, rename an application variable in your expression, or delete an application variable, click Manage Variables and then select Add Variable, Rename Variable, or Delete Variable as appropriate. 6. When the equation is as you want it, select Apply and then Close. Note that selecting Close without first selecting Apply deletes the equation.

Right-clicking from Settings Editor The easiest way to create an equation is to "send" the setting you'd like to create an equation for in the Settings Editor. Navigate to the setting and right-click. Select "Add to Design Template" from the pop-up menu. In the screen shot below, the CTR setting is being "sent" over to the Design Template Editor.

By changing the color of the box and preventing further editing, ACSELERATOR® QuickSet Designer indicates that the Design Template has reserved the setting for control.

Next, switch over to Design Template Editor View by using the View|Design Template Editor option, or pressing Ctrl-D. This changes the view to the following:



Note that ACSELERATOR® QuickSet Designer has created a Template Setting and assigned it to the CTR setting in Group 1. Note also that the setting tab name changed to reference the setting source, and that the assigned name is easily recognizable.

Edit Template Setting Properties For our examples here, we use the Right-clicking from Settings Editor technique discussed earlier. Click on the link to review. See Getting Started for information on how to open a device for use in ACSELERATOR® QuickSet Designer. For this example, we opened an SEL-651R 003 Relay from which to begin our Design Template. To edit application setting properties for individual settings, we provide examples in which we edit the 50P1P setting and in which we edit the minimum and maximum values (range) available for this setting. We right-click the 50P1P setting and select the Add to Design Template option from the pop-up menu. The 50P1P setting turns blue and is no longer editable.

Switch to Design Editor by pressing Ctrl-D. ACSELERATOR® QuickSet Designer created the 1_50P1P setting automatically.

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Editing Individual Setting Properties Here we rename (or alias) the phase instantaneous overcurrent 50P1P setting in Group 1. See Editing Template Setting Properties to review how to access this setting. Double-clicking on the setting name brings up a dialog box from which you can change parameters for the Group 1_50P1P setting. You can also right-click and select Edit Properties to change parameters for this setting.

Change the name to "Instantaneous Phase Overcurrent".



This will cause the following result in the Design Editor View.

The view in ACSELERATOR® QuickSet is similar to the following.

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Editing Range Properties For this design, we would like to edit the minimum and maximum values in the range of values available for the Group 1 phase instantaneous overcurrent pickup setting, 50P1P. See Editing Template Setting Properties to review how to access this setting.

Say, for example, that you want to scale both the minimum and maximum 50P1P values from secondary to primary values. We would edit the Range values as follows.



This will cause the following result in the Design Editor View.

The view in ACSELERATOR® QuickSet is similar to the following.

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Limiting a Range

For this design, we would like to limit the available range for the 50P1P (Phase Instantaneous Overcurrent) setting in Group 1. We right-click the 50P1P setting and select the Add to Design Template option from the pop-up menu. The 50P1P setting turns blue and is no longer editable.

Switch to Design Template Editor by pressing Ctrl-D. ACSELERATOR® QuickSet Designer created the Group 1_50P1P setting automatically.

Double-click on Group 1_50P1P to obtain a form similar to the following.



From this form, you can change the available range by typing a new range in the Range box. A range separated by double periods (..) includes every value from the minimum to maximum value, inclusive. Brackets following such a range specify the step size of the increment between two values. A range separated by commas is an exclusive listing limited to only the specific values listed.

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Identify Error/Warning States

See also Common Errors and Error Messages. Errors An application setting text field will turn yellow for entry of an application setting outside a custom range (see Limiting a Range) and red for entry of an application setting outside device ranges or if a custom range does not exist. Warnings If you attempt to enter an application setting into an application setting text field for which the associated device setting is hidden or disabled, the text field will display in gray. Note: If you are in Design Template Editor view and attempt entry of such a setting, your entered value will appear in the application setting text field, but the value will not take effect so long as the setting is hidden in the Design Template. Error and Warning Displays The following figure illustrates display of errors and warnings.



Group Settings

In this example, we use the Right-clicking from Settings Editor technique discussed earlier. Click on the link to review. See Getting Started for information on how to open a device for use in ACSELERATOR® QuickSet Designer. For this example, we opened a new SEL-351S 005 Relay from which to begin our Design Template. For this design, we would like to group together phase time-overcurrent settings with a phase time-overcurrent logic setting (in this case, a torque control). From Group 1, we used the Right-clicking from Settings Editor technique to move the following phase time-overcurrent settings into the Design Template: 51P1P 51P1C 51P1TD 51P1RS 51P1CT 51P1MR In a similar fashion, we also moved 51P1TC from SELogic_1 and entered Ctrl–D to move to Design Template Editor and obtain a view similar to that in the following window.

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Note that two tabs appear at the top of the Template Setting Interface in the Design Template Editor. The six phase time-overcurrent settings are grouped together under a tab named Group_1 Phase Time-Overcurrent, while the 51P1TC setting is listed under a separate tab. To move the 51P1TC setting under the same tab as the six other settings, we select the SELogic1_Torque Control Equations tab to display the 51P1TC setting and then drag the SELogic_1_51P1TC panel (as shown below) to the Group_1 Phase Time-Overcurrent tab.

You can then delete the unused SELogic1_Torque Control Equations tab by right-clicking on the tab and selecting Delete Tab. The program will prompt whether you want to continue with the deletion. Select Yes to delete the tab, or select No to leave the tab unchanged.

Lock a Setting to a Specific Value You can lock a setting to a specific value by adding a setting to a Design Template as a constant (see Add to Design Template as Constant). This moves the setting to the Design Template and prevents further editing.

Produce a SELOGIC Macro You can produce a SELOGIC® Macro by assigning values to application values and then using those variables in a SELOGIC control equation. As shown in the following



figure, we have defined the macro X as M1P+Z1G+M2PT and macro Y as 51QT+OC. Then, by combining the two macros, we can place these macros into another equation and substitute the values of these macros to form a more complex logic equation.

Control Access to Settings Editor

By default, the ACSELERATOR QuickSet Designer prevents you from seeing the Settings Editor from the SEL-5030. To make this view accessible, we build upon the Grouping Settings example. From Design Template Editor, select Tools to obtain the following menu.

Select Design Template Options and Allow switching to Settings Editor from Design Template to enable this option. You should see a check mark to the left of the Allow switching to Settings Editor from Design Template option.

Analyze Waveforms This tour introduces the ACSELERATOR® QuickSet SEL-5030 software Event Waveform and Harmonic Analysis tools.

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Harmonic Analysis An unfiltered raw compressed event format is necessary for analyzing the harmonic content of an event report.

Viewing Event Waveforms Viewing and analyzing event waveforms with the ACSELERATOR ® QuickSet SEL-5030 software is an integrated feature. You can view previously saved event files or read events stored within the device event archive.

Quick Tour Waveform Analysis Lesson: Open and view the following topics in the order given. Opening a File Reading History Waveform Viewer

Common Errors and Error Messages Equation Builder Errors These error messages can appear during use of Equation Builder.

Error Definition

The right or left side of equation cannot be empty.

One or the other side of the equation is empty in the Equation Builder.

The left side can only have one setting or application variable.

The left side of the equation has more than one item such as "[1^RID] + 1 = [UV^VAL]".

<Invalid Item> is not a valid application variable for left side of the equation.

An invalid item such as [BLAH^BLAH] is found in the left side of the equation.

<Invalid Item> is not a valid application variable for right side of the equation.

An invalid item such as [BLAH^BLAH] is found in the right side of the equation.

<Invalid Item> is not a valid application variable, operator, or constant for the right side of the equation.

A circular reference would be caused by adding the equation.



Incorrect number of parentheses. There is a mismatch in the number of opening and closing parentheses.

Cannot have nested parentheses with non-word SELOGIC® control equation.

There can be no nested parentheses with older SELOGIC control equation settings. Products that use older style SELOGIC control equation settings include the SEL-2100, SEL-311 family, and SEL-351 family.

Incomplete Equation: Missing Operands.

An operator is by itself (as in "+").

Incomplete Equation: Missing Operand to the right of <Operator missing operand>

An operator is missing a right-side value (as in "4 +").

Incomplete Equation: Missing Operand to the left of <Operator missing operand>

An operator is missing a left-side value (as in " + 4").

Math functions can only be followed by opening parentheses "(".

A math function is used without parentheses (as in "ABS + 4").

Logic operators cannot be used with non-logic left-hand settings.

A logic operator is used with numeric or mixed setting type on the left (as in "[1^50P1P] = [RB^EN] AND [RB^25A1]").

Non-logic operators cannot be used with logic left-hand settings.

A non-logic operator is used with logic setting type on the left (as in "[L1^OUT1] = 5 + 4").

The freeform logic operator ":=" cannot be used with non-freeform logic settings.

A freeform logic := is used with non-freeform setting (as in "[1^50P1P] = [RB^MV01] := 1").

A comment operator "#" is not allowed at the beginning of the right-side equation.

A comment operator is used at the beginning of a right-side equation.

A comment is not allowed with left settings which are not boolean or freeform SELOGIC.

A comment is used with a setting that does not allow comments.

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<First Operator> cannot be followed by <Second Operator>

An operator cannot follow another operator (as in the case of + and /).

Template Setting Editing Errors These error messages can appear during editing of an application setting.

Relay warning: "<Group> <Setting>" setting is disabled/hidden, setting cannot be set.

This warning displays if a setting is disabled or hidden.

Relay Error: Setting value must be greater than or equal to <Low value or min length> and lower than or equal to <High value or max length>. "<Group> <Setting name>" setting will not get set.

This error displays if the value being assigned to a relay setting is outside of the allowed range for that relay. The displayed error is according to the type of setting.

Relay Error: <Invalid element of string> is not valid for this setting value. "<Group> <Setting name>" setting will not get set.

This error displays for an invalid setting.

Relay Error: "<Group>: <Setting name>" is not defined, setting will not get set.

A variable assigned to that setting is "^NOT DEFINED," either having just been added from the Application Variable Selection list or not currently added to a tabsheet.

Relay Error: "<Group>: <Setting name>", equation has a circular reference.

A variable assigned to that setting is "^CIRCULAR" because there is a circular reference formed by either the application settings or the relay settings used directly or indirectly in the right side of that equation.

Template Setting: <var name> Setting value is outside of the custom range, value will not get set

This error displays when the value of an application setting is outside the corresponding custom range for that setting.

Template Setting: "<Name of var>" Relay <error|warning>: "<Left val Group>: <Left val Setting Name>" <matching error to above>

If an error or warning displays for one or more application settings associated with the left-hand setting, then additional errors/warnings will display for each such error or warning for which an associated



application setting is visible in the current mode. Left-side settings association can be direct (as in <Left Value> = <Var 1>) or indirect (as in <Left> = <Var 1>; <Var 1> = <Var 2> + <Var 3>), in which case all are associated (Var 1, 2, and 3) and all have errors. An application setting is hidden and, thus, will have no associated error/warning if it is found in the Application Variable Selection list, is found as the left-side value of an equation in the equations list, or has a hidden property and is in Setting Form mode, in which case the panel will not display.

Range Editing Errors These errors can occur during editing of a range from the Set Properties form. The form will not close until a valid range is entered or the Cancel button is clicked. The form will expand to show an error text field that contains the range string, and any invalid subrange items in the range string will be determined. Any blank subrange will have a <VALUE NEEDED> tag placed after or before the invalid comma. All invalid subranges, including value needed tags, will be highlighted in red. Examples: 1..25..5, 10, 20.. would highlight as 1..25..5, 10, 20.. ..1, OFF, would highlight as ..1, OFF, <VALUE NEEDED> Errors During Renaming These error messages can appear during a rename from the Manage Application Variables form.

Error Definition

Application Variable already exists. The variable already exists in the list.

Application Variable cannot be all spaces.

The variable consists only of spaces

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Application Variable name cannot be a number.

The variable is a number in any format (integer, decimal, or E notation)

Application Variable name cannot be an operator.

Variables cannot be named any of the following reserved operators: AND, OR, NOT, F_TRIG, R_TRIG, ABS, ASIN, ACOS, CEIL, COS, EXP, FLOOR, LN, LOG, SIN, SQRT.

Used by <Driver Name>. The variable was some setting or bit used by the driver.

Application Variable cannot contain an operator.

The variable contains any of the following operators: ( , ) , + , - , / , * , < , > , = , : , [ , ] , ^ , ! , \ , #

Application Variable cannot contain double quotes.

The variable contains a double quote (") character

Application Variable cannot contain commas.

The variable contains a comma (,) character

Application Variable contains an invalid character.

The variable contains an invalid character

Keyboard Shortcut Commands

Command Description

Ctrl–D Go to Design Template Editor

Ctrl–E Go to Settings Editor

Ctrl–F Go to Design Template Preview

Alt–I Import

Alt–X Export

Alt-S Search for application variable



Index

A Adding

Design Template ....................... 40, 41 Adding........................................... 40, 41 Analyze Waveforms............................ 72 Available Views.................................... 2

C Common Errors................................... 73 Communications Menu....................... 22 Constant .............................................. 41 Control Access

Standard QuickSet View................. 72 Control Access .................................... 72

D Design Template

Add............................................ 40, 41 Design Template ........................... 40, 41 Design Template Editor

Switching ........................................ 39 Design Template Editor ...................... 39 Design Template Manager.................. 45 Design Template Preview................... 59 Disabled Settings ................................ 38

E Edit

Individual Setting Properties........... 63 Edit...................................................... 63 Edit Menu............................................ 19 Edit Properties..................................... 53 Equation Builder ................................. 56 Equation Manager............................... 43 Error Messages.................................... 73

F File Menu .............................................. 3

G Getting

Started ............................................... 2 Getting................................................... 2 Group Settings .................................... 70

H Help Menu .......................................... 35

I Identify Error/Warning States............. 69 Individual Setting Properties

Editing............................................. 63 Individual Setting Properties............... 63 Installation............................................. 2

K Keyboard Shortcut Commands ........... 77

L Limiting

Range .............................................. 67 Limiting............................................... 67 Lock

Setting ............................................. 71 Lock .................................................... 71 Log ...................................................... 25

M Manage Application Variables ........... 58

P Produce

SELogic Macro ............................... 71 Produce ............................................... 71

R Range

Limiting........................................... 67

Main Menu


Range .................................................. 67

S SELogic Macro

Produce ........................................... 71 SELogic Macro ................................... 71 Setting

Lock ................................................ 71 Setting ................................................. 71 Specific Value..................................... 71 Standard QuickSet View

Control Access ................................ 72 Standard QuickSet View............... 61, 72 Started

Getting............................................... 2

Started ................................................... 2 Switching

Design Template Editor .................. 39 Switching ............................................ 39

T Tools ................................................... 25

V Variable Selection List........................ 50 View.................................................... 25

W Window Menu .................................... 34

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Documents

design template editor

design template manager

main menu

file menu

communications menu

window menu

help menu

template setting interface