GR-TIEMS Operation Manual (6F2M1082) 0.04

TOSHIBA 6F2M1082
OPERATION MANUAL
GR-TIEMS
GR-Series TOSHIBA IED Engineering and
Monitoring Software
TOSHIBA CORPORATION
TOSHIBA Corporation 2013,2014,2015
All Right Reserved. (Rev 0.04)
TOSHIBA 6F2M1082
Contents
1. Safety Precautions 6
2. Introduction 7
2.1 System Configuration ......................................................................................................................7
2.1.1 Minimum System Configuration 7
2.1.2 Access from a Local PC 7
2.1.3 Access via Ethernet LAN 8
2.2 Functional Overview........................................................................................................................9
2.3 Notations .......................................................................................................................................10
3. Installing GR-TIEMS 10
4. Overview 11
5. Common Function 12
5.1 Project Management .....................................................................................................................12
5.1.1 Purpose 12
5.1.2 Function Overview 12
5.1.3 How to use 12
5.2 Print / Print Preview / Print Setting ................................................................................................38
5.2.1 Purpose 38
5.2.3 How to use 38
5.3 Print Manager................................................................................................................................40
5.3.1 Purpose 40
5.3.3 How to use 40
5.4 Compare .......................................................................................................................................42
5.4.1 Purpose 42
5.4.3 How to use 42
5.5 Label Creator ................................................................................................................................47
5.5.1 Purpose 47
5.5.3 How to use 49
5.6 Logging .........................................................................................................................................52
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5.6.1 Purpose 52
5.6.3 How to use 52
5.7 Option ...........................................................................................................................................53
5.7.1 Purpose 53
5.7.3 How to use 53
5.8 Change User .................................................................................................................................55
5.8.1 Purpose 55
5.8.3 How to use 55
5.9 Clear Record .................................................................................................................................57
5.9.1 Purpose 57
5.9.3 How to use 57
5.10 Double Command Block ...............................................................................................................59
5.10.1 Purpose 59
5.10.3 How to use 59
6. Monitoring Tools 61
6.1 Monitoring .....................................................................................................................................61
6.1.1 Purpose 61
6.1.3 How to use 62
7. Record Tools 80
7.1 Common Information.....................................................................................................................80
7.1.1 Start mode 80
7.2 Fault record ...................................................................................................................................80
7.2.1 Purpose 80
7.2.3 How to use 82
7.3 Disturbance Record ......................................................................................................................91
7.3.1 Purpose 91
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7.3.3 Common function 93
7.3.4 Oscillo graph 104
7.3.5 Vector Graph 117
7.3.6 Relay Operation Analysis 128
7.3.7 Harmonics Graph 136
7.3.8 3D-Harmonics Graph 139
7.3.9 Measurement Table 143
7.4 Event List ....................................................................................................................................146
7.4.1 Purpose 146
8. Setting Tools 157

8.1 Setting .........................................................................................................................................157
8.1.1 Purpose 157
8.2 Setting I/O ...................................................................................................................................163
8.2.1 Purpose 163
8.3 Setting Event List ........................................................................................................................180
8.3.1 Purpose 180
8.4 Interlock Configurator ..................................................................................................................183
8.4.1 Purpose 183
8.5 MIMIC Configurator .....................................................................................................................191
8.5.1 Purpose 191
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8.6 IEC61850 Configurator ...............................................................................................................227
8.6.1 Purpose 227
8.7 IEC 60870-5-103 Configuration ..................................................................................................261
8.7.1 Purpose 261
8.8 Modbus Configurator...................................................................................................................272
8.8.1 Purpose 272
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Figure Contents
Figure 1. Access from a Local PC ...................................................................................................... 7
Figure 2. Access via Ethernet LAN ..................................................................................................... 8
Figure 3. Data and File composition .................................................................................................. 11
Figure 4. Label Layout ...................................................................................................................... 47
Figure 5. Single sheet....................................................................................................................... 47
Figure 6. Multi PF-Key sheet ............................................................................................................ 48
Figure 7. Multi LED sheet ................................................................................................................. 48
Figure 8. Function hierarchy ............................................................................................................. 91
Figure 9. Image of Modbus Communication ................................................................................... 273
Table Contents
Table 1. Tool overview....................................................................................................................... 9
Table 2. Revert to Model DB ........................................................................................................... 29
Table 3. Configurable pattern ........................................................................................................ 216
Table 4. Check items..................................................................................................................... 224
Table 5. GR-Series Modbus Address map system ........................................................................ 274
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1. Safety Precautions
Before using this product, please read this chapter carefully.

This chapter describes the safety precautions recommended when using the GR-TIEMSs. Before
installing and using the equipment, this chapter must be thoroughly read and understood.
Explanation of symbols used

Signal words such as DANGER, WARNING, and two kinds of CAUTION, will be followed by
important safety information that must be carefully reviewed.
DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which will result in death or serious
injury if you do not follow the instructions.
WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which could result in death or serious
injury if you do not follow the instructions.
CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided, may result in
minor injury or moderate injury.
CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided, may result in
property damage.
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2. Introduction
GR-TIEMS is advanced and integrated tool for GR-200 Series IED.
GR-TIEMS provide monitoring, record viewing, engineering and test support function.
2.1 System Configuration
2.1.1 Minimum System Configuration
The minimum system configuration required to run GR-TIEMS is as follows:
Personal computer (PC) provided with the minimum system requirement for the installed operating
system. (*)
Operating system
Windows 7 (**)
Hard disk: 100 MB or more required for GR-TIEMS software
Display: 1280 960 pixels or more
PC/AT keyboard
Pointing device (Mouse, Track ball, etc.)
CD-ROM device
(*) The PC, whose installed operating system serves user for comfortable operation, is recommended. For details,
refer to the web site of Microsoft Corporation.
(**) Windows and Windows 7 are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United
States and/or other countries.
2.1.2 Access from a Local PC

Connect the local PC with the GR-200 Series IED by connecting a USB cable to the USB port at the
lower part of the front panel of the relay.
GR-200 Series IED
USB Cable
Personal Computer
Figure 1. Access from a Local PC
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2.1.3 Access via Ethernet LAN
GR-200 Series IED
LAN Cable (RJ45)
Personal Computer
Figure 2. Access via Ethernet LAN

Figure 2 shows the configuration of the GR-TIEMS system with Ethernet LAN. A PC is connected to a
HUB, etc. with an UTP cable. The GR-200 Series IED and a HUB, etc. are also connected with an
UTP cable using an RJ-45 connector at the rear side of the IED. The IED recognizes the transmission
speed automatically.
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2.2 Functional Overview
Table 1. Tool overview
Category Name Description
Monitoring Tools Monitoring Display current status of IED(s)
Record Tools Fault Record Display fault record that IED(s) saves
Disturbance Record Display and analyze oscillograph format disturbance record
that IED(s) saves
Event List Display and edit events that IED(s) save
Setting Tools Setting View and change IED(s) setting parameters
Setting I/O Configure inputs and outputs of IED(s)
Compare Compare own IED configuration with other IED(s) in the same
project or another project
Interlock Set interlock conditions
MIMIC Configure MIMIC display information
IEC61850 Configure IEC 61850 communication profiles and settings
DNP 3.0 Configure DNP 3.0 communication profiles and settings
Modbus Configure Modbus communication profiles and settings
IEC 60870-5-103 Configure IEC 60870-5-103 communication profiles and
settings
Test Tools Test Conduct test functions such as protection relay, output,
simulation and etc.
DNP3.0 setting can be available in the future revision.
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2.3 Notations
The following notations are used in this manual.
Words in COMMAND:The words represent buttons on the screen.
Example: Click OK to proceed.
Words in :The words represent menus, commands, files or boxes displayed on the screen or screen
itself.
Example 1: Close the Setting menu.
Example 2: Enter a file name in the Save as dialog box.
Words in :The words represent settings on the screen.
Example: Select Operate to record the event.
Words in [ ]:The words represent buttons on the keyboard.
Example: Press the [Ctrl] + [V].
3. Installing GR-TIEMS
When installing the GR-TIEMS software on a PC, the operating system Microsoft Windows XP,
Windows 7 must already have been installed.
Take the following steps to install the GR-TIEMS software using the setup program. The setup program is
delivered on a CD-ROM. GR-TIEMS has two install packages.
- GR-TIEMS function package
- GR-TIEMS Model Database package
You can install/uninstall separately each package, and does not affect to each other. But you have to install
both packages to work GR-TIEMS correctly.
If you have previously installed an old version of GR-TIEMS and are installing the new version, you have to
uninstall the old version.
Caution:
The File editing by your MIMIC engineering is included in GR-TIEMS function package.
This file will be stored in %ALLUSERSPROFILE%TOSHIBA folder.
When you install GR-TIEMS function package, the installer ask to you Overwrite or not. If you have been
already editing this file by MIMIC engineering, then you have to choose not overwrite.
To install GR-TIEMS, do the followings:

- Close GR-TIEMS.
- Insert the CD-ROM into a CDROM drive.
- If you want to install the GR-TIEMS function package, execute GR-TIEMS_XX_YY_ZZZZ.exe in the
CD-ROM
- If you want to install the GR-TIEMS function package, execute GR-TIEMS-MDB_XX_YY_ZZZZ.exe
in the CD-ROM
XX: Major number, YY: Minor number, ZZZZ: Revision number. Number of each package is
independently.
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4. Overview
Figure 3 shows the data flow and configuration between the GR-TIEMS and GR-Series IED(s).
(3)COMTRADE
File
(2)CSV file for
Records
(4)Receive Data
Monitoring Data
Records Data
Setting Data
Test Data
(5)Send Data
COMTRADE File
Setting Data
(1)Project File
Setting Data
Figure 3. Data and File composition
(1) Project File

This file contains all the setting and configuration information of IEDs. Not only GR-Series
information, but PLC configuration data and other manufacturers ICD files in the project are
saved.
This file has a hierarchy structure from IED, bay, voltage level and substation levels in one project
to identify system configuration of the substation.
(2) CSV File for Records
Every record file can be saved in a CSV format. Saved CSV files can be developed and displayed
on the GR-TIEMS. Record files are Fault Record, Disturbance Record and Event List.
(3) COMTRADE File
Disturbance record can be saved in a COMTRADE File format. The saved COMTRADE File can
be developed and displayed on the GR-TIEMS.
(4) Receive Data
Data received in the GR-TIEMS receives from an IED. The data include Monitoring Data,
Record Data, Setting Data, Test Data and COMTRADE File.
(5) Send Data
Singing data generated in GR-TIEMS to an I ED. The data included Setting Data and Test
Request.
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5. Common Function
5.1 Project Management
5.1.1 Purpose
Project Management function manages the project files (such as read and write to project files),
display project content, to launch other sub-tool of GR-TIEMS.
5.1.2 Function Overview

(1) Manage project and project tree
- Create project, add substation, voltage level, bay, IED to project tree, to store information
about IEDs.
- Print project information.
5.1.3 How to use

(1) Start
Project Management function will be available after user starts GR-TIEMS and opens a project.
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(2) Operating procedure

(a) Initial screen
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(b) Manage project
1) Create a new project
User can carry out one of following steps to create a new project:
- Select from Main menu: File -> New,
- Click Toolbar or
- Press [Ctrl] + [N]
New Project dialog will be displayed like figure in

the left. User can input information about the
project: Project Name, Author, and Description.
After user clicks OK to confirm the information, a

new project will be created. Each project is
corresponding to one t ab on m ain screen of
GR-TIEMS application.
Maximum 5 projects can be opened at the same

time.
2) Open existing project

User can carry out one of following steps to open an existing project:
- Select from Main menu: File -> Open,
- Click Toolbar or
- Press [Ctrl] + [O]
Open dialog will be displayed for selecting the

project like figure in the left.
After user selects one project file, the project will
open on a new tab.
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3) Close project
Select one project on the tab then select from Main menu: File -> Close. Selected project will
be closed.
If the selected project is not saved before closing, a

dialog will be di splayed to suggest user to save
project information before closing it. User click Yes
to save project then close it.
4) Save project
[Save new project]

For a new p roject, user can carry out one of the
following steps to save:
- Select from Main menu: File -> Save or
File -> Save As,
- Click Toolbar or
- Press [Ctrl] + [S]
Save file dialog will be di splayed for saving the
project.
[Save existing project]

For saving the project to the same file, user can
carry out one of the following steps:
- Select from Main menu: File -> Save,
- Click Toolbar or
- Press [Ctrl] + [S]
Project information will be saved.
For saving project to another file, user select from

Main menu: File -> Save As. Save file dialog
will be displayed for saving the project.
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(c) Change project properties
Select from Main menu: Edit -> Properties,

Project Properties dialog will be displayed. This
dialog is the same as the dialog displayed when
user creates a new project. With this dialog, user
can modify information about the project: Project
Name, Author, and Description.
(d) Manage project tree

Nodes can be Project node, Substation node, Voltage Level node, Bay node or IED node. Project
node is automatically added to the project tree when the project is created. Each project has only
one Project node. Other nodes can be added to the project tree dynamically.
1) Add Substation node
Select Project node on t he project tree and then

choose one of the below steps:
- Select from Main menu: Edit -> Add ->
Substation or
- Right click on selected node and then
select Add Substation from context menu.
A new Substation node will be added to the Project

node.
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2) Add Voltage Level node
Select from Main menu: Edit -> Add -> Voltage

Level
select Add Voltage Level from context
menu.
A new V oltage Level node will be added t o the

selected Substation node.
3) Add Bay node
Select one Voltage Level node on t he project tree

and then choose one of the following steps:
Bay
select Add Bay from context menu.
A new Bay node will be added to the selected

Voltage Level node.
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4) Add IED node
An IED node can be added to a Voltage Level node

or a Bay. Select one Voltage Level node or a Bay
node on the project tree and then choose one of
the below steps:
Device -> IED
select Add IED from context menu.
Add IED dialog will be display for adding a new

IED node.
Setting information is needed to create a new IED

node. User can choose one of five ways to get this
information:
- From IED model database,
- From an I ED connected to current
computer via its IP address,
- From an I ED connected to current
computer through USB port,
- From an I ED are now o nline on t he same
network or
- From CID file of IEC61850 standard
For the first way, select the radio button From IED
models database.
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Select IED model from Relay model list. Multiple

models can be selected.
It can choose from either a Custom Models tab or a

Preset Models tab.
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Click >>, selected models will be added to Chosen
relays list.
For the second way, select the radio button By

using IED IP address and then input the IP
address into the IP textbox.
For the third way, select radio button USB connect

and then select the Port and Baud rate from combo
box.
For the fourth way, select radio button Search on

network and then click Search.
All available IP address will be listed. Select one IP

address.
For the fifth way, select radio button From CID file
and then choose CID file.
Click Add.
A new IED node will be added to the selected node.
After click Add, in case of choose IED by method of

below, the IED Configuration dialog will be
displayed.
- Choose from the Model Database
- Choose a single IED
In this dialog, user can choose model type,
language, communication protocol, size of rack
and composition of BI/BO.
Even if user doesnt choose these items at this time,
user can choose these items after adding the IED.
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After an IED node is added, click Setting, a series
nodes used to store setting information will display
that IED node.
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5) Delete existing node
Select a node on the project tree and then choose

one of the following steps:
- Select from Main menu: Edit -> Delete,
- Press [Delete] or
select
Project node cannot be deleted.
6) Copy node
Select one node on project tree and then choose

one of the below steps:
- Select from Main menu: Edit -> Copy,
- Click on Toolbar,
- Press [Ctrl] + [C] or

- Right click on the selected node then select
Copy from context menu
Select another node on project tree where user
want new node be added then choose one of the
following steps:
- Select from Main menu: Edit -> Paste,
- Click on Toolbar,
- Press [Ctrl] + [V] or

Paste from context menu
Project node and S ubstation node c annot be

copied.
Voltage Level node c an be onl y pasted to
Substation node.
Bay node can be only pasted to Voltage Level
node.
IED node can be pasted to Voltage Level node or
Bay node.
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7) Cut node

one of the following steps:
- Select from Main menu: Edit -> Cut,
- Click on Toolbar,
- Press [Ctrl] + [X] or

Cut from context menu
To paste the node, the procedure is the same as
pasting a node copied by Copy function.
Project node and Substation node cannot be cut.

Voltage Level node c an be onl y pasted to
Substation node.
Bay node can be only pasted to Voltage Level
node.
IED node can be pasted to Voltage Level node or
Bay node.
8) Rename node

- Select from Main menu: Edit ->
Rename,
- Press [F2] or
Rename from context menu
Input a new name for the node from keyboard.
Press [Enter] to finish renaming the node.
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9) UP/DOWN

- Select from Main menu: Edit -> UP or
DOWN,
UP or DOWN from context menu
The node selected by UP or DOWN is rearranged.
Rearrangement is impossible when t wo or m ore

selected nodes do not exist.
UP cannot be chosen, when the selected node i s
located in the topmost part of order.
DOWN cannot be chosen, when the selected node
is located in the lowermost part of order.
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10) Undo/Redo
Select from Main menu: Edit -> Undo or p ress

[Ctrl] + [Z] to undo the operations on project trees.
Select from Main menu: Edit -> Redo or p ress

[Ctrl] + [Y] to redo the operations on project trees.
11) Expand/Collapse project tree
Select one node on the project tree and then select

from Main menu: View -> Expand All Level to
expand all nodes on the project tree.
Select on node on the project tree and then select

from Main menu: View -> Collapse All Level to
collapse all nodes on the project tree.
12) Export IED setting information to CSV file
Select one node on the project tree and then select

from Main menu: File -> Setting to CSV or click
on Toolbar, Save as dialog will be displayed,
allow user select a folder for saving CSV files. After

user clicks OK, setting information of all IEDs will
be exported to CSV files - one file for each IED.
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(e) Exchange Setting Data with an IED
Setting information of the IED registered in a Project will be written to an IED or read from an IED
to the project. Setting information for exchanging between an IED and GR-TIEMS are followings:
Setting data, Setting I/O data, Interlock data, MIMIC data, IEC61850 data (CID/Mapping/GOOSE),
DNP3 data (Device profile, Mapping), Modbus data (Mapping), IEC 60870-5-103 data (Mapping)
and Double Command Block data.
1) Write to IED
Select Project node on t he project tree and t hen

choose one of the following steps:
- Select from Main menu: File -> Transfer
-> Write -> to IED or
select Write to IED from context menu.
A Write to IED Dialog will be displayed on the

screen.
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2) Write to IEDs

-> Write -> to IEDs or
A Write to IEDs Dialog will be displayed on the

screen.
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3) Read from IED

-> Read -> from IED or
select Read from IED from context menu.
A Read from IED Dialog will be displayed on the

screen.
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4) Read from IEDs

-> Read -> from IEDs or
select Read from IEDs from context
menu.
A Read f rom IEDs Dialog will be di splayed on the

screen.
(f) Revert to Model DB

This function can set the setting information of an IED registered in a project back to Model
Database settings. This function is valid for only one IED at one time. If more than one IED
settings need to be set to Model Database settings, continuous action is required. Setting for
reversion and contents are described in Table 2.
Table 2. Revert to Model DB
Configuration data Contents
Setting data Default values set in Model Database
Setting I/O data Default values set in Model Database
Interlock data All data will be deleted
MIMIC data Default values set in Model Database
IEC61850 data(CID/Mapping/GOOSE) Default values set in Model Database
DNP3 data(Device profile, Mapping) Default values set in Model Database
Modbus data(Mapping) Default values set in Model Database
IEC 60870-5-103 data(Mapping) Default values set in Model Database
Double Command Block data All data will be deleted
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(g) Manage PLC file
A PLC file created by a user can be registered and managed in a project file. Not only PLC files
created by the PLC Tool MULTIPROG but other files can be treated.
1) Initial screen
User can start Tool->Manage PLC file... on t he
Main Menu.
2) Import
To execute [Import File] command on a tool bar, a
dialog to select files to be imported pops up.
To select a file and click the Open button, a dialog

showing progress indication is displayed.
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Completing importing the file, information of File
Name, File Size, Date Modified, File
Description and Operation Time is displayed.
3) Export
To select a file to be exported, and to execute
[Export File] command on t he tool bar, a di alog
showing a folder to save the file is displayed.
By selecting a f older for the file to be s aved, and

clicking the Save button, a di alog showing the
progress indication is displayed.
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4) Delete File
To select a file to be deleted, and t o execute a
command [Delete File] on t he tool bar, a
confirmation dialog is displayed.
5) Change property
To select a f ile of which property will be c hanged,
and to execute [Change Property] command on the
tool bar, a dialog for properties pops up.
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Input File Description and O peration Time

information; press the OK button to save.
(h) Manage CID file

Other manufacturers IEDs ICD/CID files can be registered and saved in a project. By this function,
information of registered IEDs can be used for Toshiba GR-Series IEDs. For example, GOOSE
send message information defined in another manufacturers IED is set for GOOSE subscribe
information of a TOSHIBA GR-200 Series IED in the project.
1) Initial screen
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User can start Tool -> Manage CID file... on the
Main Menu.
2) Replace
Execute [Refer] command, and a di alog to show
a file to be opened is displayed.
Select a file and click the Open button.
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Completion for opening the file
3) Export
Execute [Export] command, and a dialog to show
a file to be opened is displayed.
Since a default file name is displayed, please click

a Save button.
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(i) Print
1) Print project information
Select from Main menu: File -> Print or click
on Toolbar or pres s [Ctrl] + [P], Print dialog
will be di splayed, allow user configure the printer.

After finishing configuring, user clicks OK to print
project information:
- Project name
- Project description
- Issues date
- Author
- Project tree
2) Preview printing
Select from Main menu: File -> Print Preview to

preview the project information.
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3) Setup printer
Select from Main menu: File -> Print Setup,

Print Setup dialog will be displayed, and t his
dialog allows user to configure the printer. After
finishing setting, user clicks OK to save the
configuration.
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5.2 Print / Print Preview / Print Setting
5.2.1 Purpose
Control printing job, printing preview and setting of print for the Project Information.

You can print or preview current project information and setting of printer.
5.2.3 How to use

(1) Start
Select the GR-TIEMS Main Menu File -> Print....
Select the GR-TIEMS Main Menu File -> Print Preview.
Select the GR-TIEMS Main Menu File -> Print Setup....
(2) Operation procedure

(a) Print
(b) Print Preview
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(c) Print Setting
You can select a printer and configure its settings.
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5.3 Print Manager
5.3.1 Purpose
To configure and control printing job related to Log data, project information, IED setting information
(Setting, Setting I/O, Event List, Binary Signal for Disturbance Record, PLC, Interlock, MIMIC,
Converter).

A user can select target device (Substation, Voltage Level, Bay or I ED) and information items for
printing.
5.3.3 How to use

(1) Start
Select the GR-TIEMS Main Menu File -> Print Manager....
On Print dialog, it allows user to configure and

control printing job of these items:
- Log
- Project information
- IED setting information: Setting, Setting
I/O, Event List, Binary Signal for
Disturbance Record, PLC, Interlock,
MIMIC, Converter
The user can configure for printer, set the number

of copies but cannot select the print range Print
Manager will always print all the pages.
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The tree on the left side allows the user to select
which device will be printed. All the devices in this
tree are c orresponding to all the nodes on t he
project tree. When the user selects/unselects a
parent node, all its child nodes will be
selected/unselected automatically.
The sub-tree selection allows the user to set which

information will be printed.
Log is common contents for all devices, but other
contents are related for each device. Therefore
Log and other contents cannot select at the
same time.
Click Preview to preview, Print to print selected information, OK to save the printing setting and
close the dialog, Cancel to close the dialog without saving the printing setting.
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5.4 Compare
5.4.1 Purpose
The Compare function is used to compare setting information of IEDs, including information about
Setting, Setting I/O, Setting Event List, Disturbance record binary signal, PLC, Interlock, MIMC,
Busbar Replica, IEC61850, IEC 60870-5-103, Modbus and DNP3.

(1) Compare IEDs
Compare the selected IED with the same IED before editing or with an IED in the same project, or
an IED in another project.
(2) Compare projects

Compare one of the IEDs in the selected project with one of the IEDs in another project.
5.4.3 How to use

(1) Start
You can choose a way to start after selected an IED on t he Project Tree, which is by the
GR-TIEMS Main Launcher or by the GR-TIEMS Main Menu.
- Click the Compare by the GR-TIEMS Main Launcher.
- Select the Tool -> Compare -> Project... or Tool -> Compare -> IED....

(a) Compare IEDs
To use this feature, firstly open [Compare] dialog by

selecting the IED in project tree, then on m ain
menu click Tool -> Compare -> IED or, right
click on t he IED, select Compare. In [Compare]
dialog, selected IED will automatically appear in
Source IED area.
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1) Compare an IED with an IED in the same project
In [Compare] dialog, in Destination project area,

click the arrow on t he right of Project combo box
then choose link to current project.
On the project tree appearing in Destination

project area, select an IED.
The selected IED will automatically appear in

Destination IED area, click [Compare] button.
In [Compare Data] dialog, select information items

to compare then click OK
In compare result dialog, the information item of

which source IED & destination IED are di fferent
will have Different result (in orange), the
information item of which source IED & destination
IED are the same will have Same result (in green),
the information item which only exists in source
IED will have Source only result (in grey), the
information item which only exists in destination
IED will have Destination only result (in yellow).
In the left panel of compare result dialog, expand
the items which have Different result to view the
detail of the difference.
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2) Compare an IED with an IED in other opening project

Click the arrow on the right of Project combo box
then choose link to one of the other projects which
is opening.
To continue, do as in 1)Compare an IED with an IED in the same project after selecting
destination project.
3) Compare an IED with an IED in other closing project
click button to browse to a project which is
not opening.
Select the project then click Open.
To continue, do as in 1)Compare an IED with an IED in the same project after selecting
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(b) Compare projects
Comparing between projects will ultimately end up with comparing two IEDs belonging to the two
projects, to compare a project with another, firstly open the project, then on main menu, click [Tool]
-> [Compare] -> [Project] to open [Compare] dialog.
In [Compare] dialog, project tree of the selected
project will automatically appear in Source Project
area. Select one IED on the tree to be compared,
the IED will automatically appear i n Source IED
area. To continue, do as 1)Compare an IED with an
IED in the same project to compare current project
with another opening project, do as (a)1)Compare
an IED with an IED in the same project to compare
current project with another project which is not
opening.
1) Compare a project with another opening project

click the arrow on t he right of Project combo box
then choose link to one of the other projects which
is opening.
To continue, do as in (a)1)Compare an I ED with an I ED in the same project after selecting

2) Compare a project with another closing project
click button to browse to a project which is
not opening.
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Select the project then click Open.
To continue, do as in (a)1)Compare an I ED with an I ED in the same project after selecting

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5.5 Label Creator
5.5.1 Purpose
This function is to create labels for naming of LED and Function Keys which will be inserted in label
pockets of an IED.
Figure 4. Label Layout

Specification sheet for printing label is attached with an IED package when delivered.
There are three types for label sheets:
(1) Single sheet
This sheet has one LED label and one Function Key label for one IED.
Figure 5. Single sheet
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(2) Multi Function Keys sheet
This sheet can be used for plural Function Key labels. Maximum 15 sets can be created.
Figure 6. Multi PF-Key sheet
(3) Multi LED sheet

This sheet can be used for plural LED labels. Maximum 7 sets can be created.
Figure 7. Multi LED sheet
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5.5.3 How to use
(1) Start
Select the GR-TIEMS Main Menu Tool -> Label Creator....

(a) Adjustment of print position with your printer
Before using an exclusive sheet, you should adjust

position of your printer using regular paper.
Method is below:
Set contents of the Function-Key and t he LED
using the Setting I/O in advance.
Set items of the Label Creator.
Print Contents: Content is Both
Print Contents: Form is Single
Instance & Paper: Number of instances is 1
Instance & Paper: Paper is Regular
Instance & Paper: Font size is your favorite
Results of printing compare with Single form of
exclusive sheet, and if the printing is out of position,
please adjust position using Position Adjustment.
Please repeat this operation until fit the position.
(b) Examples by your situation
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No Your situation Setting of Label Creator Paper type on printer tray Printing result Remarks
Target IED Contents Form Paper Number of
instance
1 I want confirm positioning Select an Both LEDs Single Exclusive paper 1 Regular paper Labels for LEDs and To check print result on a
before printing a specific IED you and Function Keys are printed regular paper and adjust a
sheet. want Function non a regular paper as a printer and a paper by
Keys Single sheet format. comparing the exclusive
paper.
2 I want to create a label for Select an Both LEDs Single Exclusive paper Exclusive paper A labels of LEDs and
LEDs and Function Keys IED you and Function Keys for the IED
of one IED. want Function will be printed out on a
Keys Single Sheet.
3 I want to create labels of Select 10 Function Multi Exclusive paper Exclusive paper Labels for Function Keys 10 sheets of Single can
LEDs and Function Keys IEDs Keys Function for 10 IEDs will be printed. also be used.
for 10 IEDs. Keys One sheet of Multi Function
Keys is used.
Select 10 LEDs Multi LEDs Exclusive paper Exclusive paper Labels for LEDs for 10 10 sheets of Single can
IEDs IEDs will be printed when also be used.
you use two sheets of Multi
LEDs. (Maximum 7 labels
for one sheet.)
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No Your situation Setting of Label Creator Paper type on printer tray Printing result Remarks
Target IED Contents Form Paper Number of
instance
4 I want to create labels for Select 10 LEDs Multi LED Exclusive paper Exclusive paper Labels for LEDs for 10 10 sheets of Single can
LEDs of 10 IEDs. IEDs IEDs will be printed when also be used.
you use two sheets of Multi
LEDs. (Maximum 7 labels
for one sheet.)
5 I want to print 20 copies of Select one LEDs Multi LED Exclusive paper Exclusive paper 20 sets of labels for LEDs 20 sheets of Single can
labels for LEDs although I IED for the IED are created also be used.
configured only one IED. when you use three sheets
of Multi LED sheets.
(Maximum 7 labels for one
sheet.)
6 Exclusive papers are used Follow Follow Follow Regular paper Follow above Regular paper Follow above A regular paper can be
already. above above above used. Dotted lines for cut
out are printed.
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5.6 Logging
5.6.1 Purpose
The log of all operation of GR-TIEMS is recorded. To view recorded log, use this function.
By this function, users can verify and monitor the operation and engineering. Moreover user can
analyze when occurred something problems.

User can view and print out all logging data.
5.6.3 How to use

(1) Start
Select the GR-TIEMS Main Menu View -> Logging....
Select from Main menu: View -> Logging, Log

Data dialog will be displayed, and this allows user
to view the log of GR-TIEMS application.
Phenomenon of listed below kinds will be logged:

- Project: Create, Open, Close, Save
- Communication: Start, Finish, Data send,
Data receive
- Sub-tool: Execute, End
Operation: Add, Modify, Remove, Copy, Compare,
Print
User can click on toolbar of Log Data dialog for previewing and c lick for setting
page, printer and printing.
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5.7 Option
5.7.1 Purpose
Option function is used to customize basic setting data of GR-TIEMS.

User can change the General option, Communication option and Display option.
5.7.3 How to use

(1) Start
Select the GR-TIEMS Main Menu Tool -> Option....
Select from Main menu: Tool -> Option,

Option dialog will be displayed, allow user to
change option of GR-TIEMS application.
Option dialog got 3 tabs: General,

Communication and Display.
With the first tab - General tab, user can

change the default storage location for project
files, default storage location for log file and
change the password of working modes (For
more information about working modes and
how to switch between them, see Change
User ).
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With the second tab Communication tab, user

can change the IP of current working computer,
default COM port used to connect to IED.
For Communication Type option, appoints a

connection method.
With the third tab- Display tab, user can change the
date format and separator using for displaying date
and time. Separator can have maximum 5
characters
After finishing changing the option, user clicks OK to save the setting and close Option dialog
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5.8 Change User
5.8.1 Purpose
Change User function is used to change working mode of GR-TIEMS.

User can switch between three modes: Viewer, Engineer and Manager.
5.8.3 How to use

(1) Start
Select the GR-TIEMS Main Menu Tool -> Change User....
Select from Main menu: Tool -> Change

Account, Change Operation Mode dialog will
be displayed, allow user to change the working
mode. There are 3 working modes: Guest, Setting
and Operation.
- Guest: user can view data of GR-TIEMS
but cannot edit.
- Operation: user can view data of
GR-TIEMS, control them.
- Setting: user can view data of GR-TIEMS,
edit them, can set it with the reference of
the effective / invalidity state of the User ID.
User pushes down " Change User" button; input

"New User ID "and "Password".
When a user chooses Setting mode or t he
Operation mode, you must input a password.
Guest mode does not need a password.
On the figure besides, user has to input the

password.
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After changing successfully, a di alog will be
displayed to inform user.
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5.9 Clear Record
5.9.1 Purpose
The record information of IED is cleared.

The record clear command of Fault Record, Disturbance Record, and Event List is executed to IED.
5.9.3 How to use

(1) Start
Select the GR-TIEMS Main Menu Tool -> Record-> Clear.
Select from Main menu: Tool -> Record ->

Clear,
Function to clear among seven functions is chosen.
- All: "Fault Record" -- "Disturbance Record"
-- "Event List" -- all Record is deleted.
- Fault Record: "Fault Record" -- Record is
deleted.
- Disturbance Record: "Disturbance Record"
-- Record is deleted.
- Event Record All: "Event List" -- all Record
is deleted.
- Event Record1: "Event List1" -- Record is
deleted.
deleted.
deleted.
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The clearance of Fault Record is indicated as an

example.
Select Tool -> Record -> Clear -> Fault

Record on menu bar.
Then in the [Question] message, click Yes to clear

or No to cancel clearing
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5.10 Double Command Block
5.10.1 Purpose
It prevents from operating two or more electric power apparatus simultaneously.

Information is received from other IED(s), and operation of apparatus is permitted only when
IED under operation does not exist.
5.10.3 How to use

(1) Start
Select the GR-TIEMS Main Menu Configurator -> Double Command Block.
(a) Double Command Block
Select from Main menu: Configurator -> Double

Command Block,
User chooses one GOOSE transmitting

information.
By the click of the OK button, selection is decided
and it saves as own double command block
information.
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(b) Input Engineering Data Name
Date and a memo can be written about the data

write in IED.
Date and memo which were written in can be
referred to in IED.
To open Input Engineering Data Name dialog,

click Edit Data Name button on Double
Command Block dialog menu.
As for the default date, the time of the creation

date of data is recorded.
It is a memo of a maximum of 20 characters, and

can input arbitrary characters.
An error dialog is displayed when the number of

input characters is over 20 characters.
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6. Monitoring Tools
6.1 Monitoring
6.1.1 Purpose
Monitoring tool is used to monitor status and measurement value which are gotten from IED. All
Monitoring signals are list in the Monitoring List dialog. When user needs to monitor any signal, user
can choose signal from Monitoring List dialog after that drag-drop on the Monitoring window. Data is
displayed the following tabular form. User can edit these tables. Monitoring tool connect to IED,
Model database of IED will return layout. Monitoring tool support export layout function to CSV file
and import layout from CSV file.

(1) Display and edit screens
Initialize Monitoring tool, there are 18 screens displayed: Metering-1, Metering-2, Metering-3,
Binary I/O-1, Binary I/O-2, Binary I/O-3, Communication, Relay Element-1, Relay Element-2,
Relay Element-3, Relay Element-4, Statistics-1, Statistics-2, Statistics-3, Statistics-4, Statistics-5,
Statistics-6 and Panel.
(2) Add/delete screen
Add or delete screen by context menu. There are maximum 40 screens displayed at the same
time.
(3) Rename screen
Change name for screen by context menu.
(4) Edit Layout
Add new signal.
Clear content of cell.
Add/delete row.
Add/delete column.
Change size of cell.
Align content of cell.
(5) Import Layout file
Load layout from CSV file.
(6) Export Layout file
Save layout to CSV file. The current layout will be written to CSV file.
(7) Connect to IED
Select IED after that connect to IED to get data
(8) Update data
Update data from IED manually or automatically. The newest data will be update on the screen.
(9) Undo/Redo
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6.1.3 How to use
(1) Start
(a) Start mode
Monitoring tool has 2 modes.
One is a Normal Mode which refers to an IED to be selected, and the other is a Stand-alone
Mode without selecting an IED.
1) Normal Mode
Execute this mode by selecting an IED. Once executing this mode, the GR-TIEMS accesses to
the IED and automatically displays monitoring screen.
Note: To execute this mode, a project needs to be created in advance.
2) Stand-alone Mode
It can be executed without selecting an IED. This mode is valid without creating a project.
Note: Communication setting is required when accessing with an IED.
(b) How to start

There are three ways to start.
- Click the Monitoring by the GR-TIEMS Main Launcher.
- Select the Tool -> Monitoring... by the GR-TIEMS Main Menu.
- Select the Monitoring -> Monitoring by the Context Menu of the GR-TIEMS Project Tree.

(a) View and edit value for each screen
1) Metering (Primary)
This screen display measurement value.

- View
Select Metering (Primary) tab to view data of this
screen.
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2) Binary I/O
This screen display Binary Input and Binary Output.
Select Binary I/O tab to view data of this screen.
3) Relay
This screen display Relay element.
Select Relay tab to view data of this screen.
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4) Communication
This screen display Communication state.
Select Communication tab to view data of this

screen.
5) Statistics
This screen display Statistics state.
Select Statistics tab to view data of this screen.
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6) Panel
This screen display Panel information.
Select Panel tab to view data of this screen.
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(b) Open Monitoring List dialog
From Main menu, click View -> Monitoring List.

Monitoring List dialog will be opened.
.
(c) Edit Layout
This function applies for screens: Metering (Primary), Metering (Secondary), Binary I/O, Relay,
Communication, Time, Counter and Diagnostics. This section will describe the way to edit
Metering (Primary) screen, the other screens are performed by similar way.
1) Add new signal
Drop on blank cell.
Select Metering (Primary) screen.
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Select signal in Monitoring List dialog.
Drag and drop signal from Monitoring List dialog

to Metering (Primary) screen. Suppose that, the
first cell is blank. This case drag Ia signal and
drop on the first cell of Metering (Primary) screen.
After dropping, Ia signal is inserted in the first cell
of Metering (Primary) screen.
Drop on cell which is existing signal.
Select Metering (Primary) screen.
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Select signal in Monitoring List dialog.
Drag and drop signal from Monitoring List dialog

to Metering (Primary) screen. Suppose that, the
first cell is existing signal. This case drag C0_BIT
signal and drop on the first cell of Metering
(Primary) screen.
Confirm dialog is appeared. Click Yes in Confirm

dialog.
After clicking Yes in Confirm dialog, Signal is

added. If user clicks No in Confirm dialog, Signal
will not be added and Confirm dialog is closed.
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2) Re-arrange signal by drag drop
Drop single signal to blank cell
Select any cell. Drag and drop cell to new position.
Selected cell is moved to new position.
Drop single signal to existing cell
Select any cell. Drag and drop cell to new position

where there is existing cell.
Confirm dialog is appeared. User clicks Yes.
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After clicking Yes, signal is moved to new position.
If user clicks No in Confirm dialog, Signal will not
be added and Confirm dialog is closed.
Drag and drop multiple cells to blank cells.
Select multiple cells. Drag and drop cells to new

position.
Selected cells are moved to new position.
Drag and drop multiple cells to existing cells.
Select multiple cells. Drag and drop cells to new

position where there are existing cells.
After clicking Yes, signals are moved to new

position. If user clicks No, Signals will not be added
and Confirm dialog is closed.
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3) Align content of cell (decide later)
4) Change size of cell
Change width of column.

Drag and drop border of column to change width of
that column.
- Change height of row.
Drag and drop border of any row to change height
of all rows in the data table.
5) Clear content of cell
Select any cell which needs to clear content.
Click right mouse on s elected cell. Select Clear

Content in context menu.
Content of selected cell is cleared.
6) Add row
Select any row which needs to add after it.
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Click right mouse on s elected row. Select Add
Row in context menu.
New row is added after selected row.
7) Delete row
Select row to delete.
Click right mouse on the selected row. Select

Delete Row in context menu.
Selected row is deleted.
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8) Add column
Select any cell which needs to add column after

that cell.
Click right mouse on selected cell. Select Add

Column in context menu.
New column is added. Content of new c olumn is

empty.
9) Delete column
Click right mouse on t he column which need to

delete.
Select Delete Column in context menu.
Selected column is deleted.
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(d) Import Layout file (update figure again)
From menu bar, click View -> Import Layout to

open Open dialog. Select layout file in Open
dialog.
From toolbar, click icon button to open Open
dialog. Select layout file in Open dialog.
(e) Export Layout file
From menu bar, click View -> Export Layout to

open Save As dialog.
From toolbar, click icon button to open Save
As dialog.
(f) Connect to IED

1) Call Connection dialog.
User can call Connection dialog from menu bar or

toolbar. In normal mode, if dont select IED,
Connection dialog will be opened with Monitoring
window at the same time.
In normal mode, If dont select IED, Connection

dialog will be opened with Monitoring window.
From menu bar, click Communication -> Select
IED. Connection dialog will be opened.
From toolbar, click icon button. Connection
dialog will be opened.
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2) Select IED (add figure later)
Select IED1 in IED List combobox of

Connection dialog.
3) Connect to IED
There are two ways to connect to IED: use TCP/IP or COM port.
[Use TCP/IP]
Check TCP/IP radio button. Enter 192.168.1.33
into IP address field. Enter 255.255.255.224 into
Subnet Mask field.
Click Connect to connect. Click Cancel to cancel

connection. Connection dialog will be c losed if
Cancel is clicked.
[Use COM port]

Check COM radio button.
Select COM in COM Port combobox.
Select 11520 in Baud Rate combobox.
Select None in Parity combobox.
Select None in Row Control combobox.
Click Connect to connect. Click Cancel to cancel

connection. Connection dialog will be c losed if
Cancel is clicked.
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(g) Update data
For default, Stop mode is set.
1) Update automatically (update figure figure)
From Main menu, click View -> Auto Refresh

after that select time cycle. Time cycle can be 1s ,
2s, 5s, 10s, 30s and 6 0s. After time cycle, the
newest data will be updated on the screen.
1s1 From toolbar, select time cycle in combobox. Time

cycle can be 1s, 2s, 5s, 10s, 30s and 60s . After
time cycle, the newest data will be updated on the
screen.
2) Update manually
From Main menu, click View -> Refresh. The

newest data will be updated on the screen.
From toolbar, click icon button. The newest
data will be updated on the screen.
(h) Undo/Redo
Select from Main menu: Edit -> Undo or c lick
from toolbar to Undo the operations.
Select from Main menu: Edit -> Redo or c lick
from toolbar to Redo the operations.
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(i) Add screen (update figure again)
Select any screen which needs to add new screen

after it. For example, add new s creen after
Metering screen.
Click right mouse on selected screen. Select New

screen in context menu.
New screen dialog is opened. Select any tab in

combobox. Click OK, new s creen is added after
Metering screen. If user clicks Cancel, Add Tab
dialog will be closed and no tab will be added.
Result after adding new screen.
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(j) Delete screen
Select any screen which needs to delete. For

example, select Nomal screen.
Click right mouse on selected screen. Select

Delete tab in context menu
Selected screen is deleted.
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(k) Rename screen
Select the tab which needs to change name. For

example, select Metering to change name.
Click right mouse on selected tab. Select

Rename screen in context menu
Enter new name: Time. Name of Metering is

changed to Time.
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7. Record Tools
7.1 Common Information
7.1.1 Start mode
Record Tools has 2 modes.
One is a Normal Mode which refers to an IED to be selected, and the other is a Stand-alone Mode
which can be executed without selecting an IED.
(1) Normal Mode
Execute each Record Tool by selecting an IED. Once executing the Record Tool, the GR-TIEMS
can access to the IED and display the record screen automatically.
Note: A project needs to be created in advance.
(2) Stand-alone Mode

It can be executed without selecting an IED. This mode is valid when a project is not created.
Note: Communication settings are required when accessing with the IED.
7.2 Fault record

7.2.1 Purpose
Users use Fault Record to view measure information of IEDs at before and fault time. User select
fault lists, export their information to a CSV file, import fault list information from a CSV file to view on
screen, print out data and other actions.

(1) Screen Specification
Display name and information of all fault records
(2) Add signal

Signal table list all items data of IED. Users select signal and then drag and drop it from signal
table to measurement screen.
(3) Get data from IED

Connect to IED to get fault record list data
(4) Import data

Import fault data from CSV file.
(5) Export data

Export fault data to CSV file.
(6) Update manually

Reload fault record list data from IED.
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(7) Edit Layout

Change layout for measurement screen, add or change signal list of measurement tab screen.
(8) Import layout

Import layout of measurement table from CSV file.
(9) Export layout

Export layout of measurement table to CSV file.
(10) Print
Print, print setup and print preview for selected fault record.
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7.2.3 How to use
(1) Start
You can choose way to start, which is by the GR-TIEMS Main Launcher or by the GR-TIEMS Main
Menu.
- Click the Fault Record by the GR-TIEMS Main Launcher.
- Select the Tool -> Record -> Fault Record... by the GR-TIEMS Main Menu.
- Select the Record -> Fault Record by the Context Menu of the GR-TIEMS Project Tree.
You can open maximum 10 fault record windows from PC tool and 10 windows from standalone mode.

(a) Connect to IED
1) Open connect IED dialog
When Fault record window is displayed (If user

choose opening window by Pc tool menu without
selecting any IED), connection dialog also
appears on it.
Users also open connection dialog by Select File
-> Connect IED, or click on is other way to
open connect IED dialog
Title name include name of module (Fault record).

When Fault record module gets data from CSV file,
title name also includes name of CSV file and link to
this file. If Fault record module gets data from IED,
title name has IP address of IED
.
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2) Input connection dialog
You have 2 choices to connect to IED.

Connect by TCP/IP and connect by RS 232c serial
communication (COM port).
Connect by TCP/IP: Input IP address of IED.
Connect to IED by RS-232C port. Select all these

options:
Com Port: Select port from available list
Parity: way to check error transfer
Baud Rate is bit transfer frequency (bit per second).

Baud rate Maximum cable length (feet)
19200 50
9600 500
4800 1000
2400 3000
Flow Control:
Xon/Xoff: Software flow control
Hardware: Hardware flow control
None: No use of Flow Control
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Press button Connect when you finish input
information.
Press button Cancel if you dont want to connect to
IED.
User can get fault record from IED or CSV file. So if user just wants to watch data from CSV file,
please close connect dialog as possible and use import data of fault record.
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(b) Screen specification
Top table shows fault record list. User can select

one of them to see other information and then
double click.
Top left corner show number of selected record in

record list.
Information of fault record will be displayed in 4

tab screens:
- Event: Information about events happen
- Measurement: Measurement value
before and after fault time.
Measurement tab screen has to type screen

Primary screen and secondary screen.
Click Primary to display primary screen.
Click Secondary to display secondary screen.
Click Relocation to open signal table.
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(c) Add signal
Click Relocation of Measurement tab screen

and then this dialog will appear.
(User must import layout first before use this
function). Refer Import Layout section.
Select one signal then drag and drop it from

signal table to measurement screen.
Click OK layout saving dialog will appears.

Click Default, default layout will be applied.
Click Apply layout will be saved to file.
Click Cancel to close dialog.
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(d) Import data
Select File -> CSV Support -> Import on

menu bar.
Or click on tool bar.
(e) Export data
Select File -> CSV Support -> Export on

menu bar.
(f) Update manually
Select File -> Update Records. Fault record

module will connect to IED and g ets all record
data and then update fault record screen.
(g) Edit Layout

User cannot do this function without import layout.
When user selects Add column, one group

(include three columns: Item, Magnitude, Angle)
is inserted.
One new g roup columns will appear the right of
measurement tab screen.
When user selects Delete column, (include three

columns: Item, Magnitude, Angle) is deleted.
One group columns on the right of measurement
tab screen will disappear.
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When user selects Add Row, one ro w is
inserted at bottom of measurement table
(measurement items during fault or measurement
items before fault).
When user selects Delete Row, one row at

bottom of measurement table (measurement
items during fault or m easurement items before
fault) is deleted.
(h) Import layout
Select File -> Import Layout on menu bar.

Or click on toolbar.
(i) Export layout
Select File -> Export Layout on menu bar.
Measurement tab screen is only displayed when user imports layout for it.
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(j) Clear Record

1) Record of IED is cleared.
Select Communication -> Clear Record on

menu bar.
Then in the [Question] message, click Yes to

clear or No to cancel clearing
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(k) Print
1) Print Setup
Select File -> Print Setup on menu bar.
2) Print
Click Print to open pri nt dialog or c lick on
icon on toolbar to open print dialog.

Dialog Print Option will appear, User can do
print and print preview.
Select fault record list by check it.
Select data to print or print preview.
Click Print to do print selected fault record with

selected data.
Click Preview to do print preview selected fault

record with selected data.
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7.3 Disturbance Record

Disturbance Record
7.3.1 Purpose
Disturbance record is module show information of measurement by many kinds of graph. It support
user to read data from COM-TRADE file or from IED. Save Disturbance record data to COM-TRADE
file. Support display data to Oscillo graph, Harmonic graph, 3D harmonic graph, Vector and Relay
Operation Analysis (ROA).

When selecting Disturbance record function, oscillo graph screen is displayed at the first. Other
functions can be occurred and display mode as primary or secondary value can be changed by
buttons in oscillo graph screen.
Disturbance Record
Common function
(Analyzing tool)
Oscillo graph
Vector graph
Relay Operation Analysis
Harmonics Graph
3D-Harmonics Graph
Measurement Table
Figure 8. Function hierarchy
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(1) Common function
Do function as connect to IED, import export COM-TRADE file, setting for display graph
(2) Oscillo graph

Oscillo graph is consists of Electrical Value charts and Binary Signal charts. It must also display
special channel created by user. User can change properties for each of channel and other
actions.
(3) Vector Graph

Vector Graph show information about electric on vector graph. It includes 2 modes. In Mode-1, the
vector representation of the amount of electricity at the time of the cursor 1 and t he cursor 2 i s
carried out, respectively. At the time of Mode-2 selection, the data beforehand set as the chart 1
and the chart 2 in the amount of electricity at the time of the cursor 1 is distributed and displayed.
(4) Relay operation Analysis

It is tool which plots a l ocus for every sample time on rel ay characteristics based on t he data
recorded on IED
(5) Harmonics graph

Chart bar graphs are expressed as a ratio when a vertical axis is made into a size (RMS value)
and a f undamental wave is made into 100% based on h armonics information for each chart
selected by user.
(6) 3D-Harmonics graph

Show Harmonic graph in 3D type. It also allows users select range time which users want to see.
(7) Measurement Table

Display information of all analog channel, and other in 2 tables which is suitable with time point of
cursors.
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7.3.3 Common function
(1) Purpose
Connect to IED to get data, open COM-TRADE file, Save COM-TRADE file, and ope n other
diagram dialog.
(2) Function Overview
Open Disturbance record How to open Disturbance record in two modes: open
from PC Tool and standalone
Connect to IED Connect to IED to get data
Open COM-TRADE file Open COM-TRADE file to get data
Save COM-TRADE file Save Disturbance record information to COM-TRADE
file
Setting Set reference phase, set magnet, start time, create new
channel from existed channels
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(3) How to use
(a) Start
Menu.
- Click the Disturbance Record by the GR-TIEMS Main Launcher.
- Select the Tool -> Record -> Disturbance Record... by the GR-TIEMS Main Menu.
- Select the Record -> Disturbance Record by the Context Menu of the GR-TIEMS Project
Tree.
In normal mode user can open only 1 Disturbance Record window and also in standalone mode, only one
instance of Disturbance Record can be opened.
(b) Operating procedure

1) Connect to IED
Select File -> Connect to IED. Disturbance

record will connect to IED to get Disturbance record
data. In this case, Disturbance needs not to open
COM-TRADE file.
You have 2 choices to connect to IED. Connect by
TCP/IP and connect by COM port
.
Connect by TCP/IP
Input IP address of IED.
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Connect to IED by RS-232C port
Com Port: select one COM port. COM1 is default.
Parity: way to check error transfer.

19200 50
9600 500
4800 1000
2400 3000
Flow Control:
Hardware: hardware flow control

information.
IED.
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2) Open COM-TRADE file
Select File -> Open or click
Select file with extension cfg. COM-TRADE files

include 2 file. One file has extension cfg which
includes configuration data. One file which has
extension dat has Disturbance record data.
Click Open to open COM-TRADE file.
To Open other COM-TRADE file, Users need to close previous COM-TRADE file.
When one C OM-TRADE file is opened, Open function will be disabling. Only this COM-TRADE file is
closed, this function will be reactive. on toolbar will be disable while 1 COM-TRADE file is opened.
Select File Close to close opened file.
3) Save COM-TRADE file
Select File -> Save as or c lick to open

Save as dialog. Disturbance record also saves to
2 file. One file saves configuration data (extension
cfg) and one f ile saves Disturbance record data
(extension dat).
Click Save to save Disturbance record data to file.
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4) Tools
This setting will affects all other functions of Disturbance record.
Reference phases
Select on Menu bar: Tools Reference Phase

to open Reference phase dialog.
User can select by CH name or CH Num.. They
will be automatically changed following changing of
each other by user.
When channel is selected, it also is reference in
vector module of Disturbance record. So this is one
way to set reference phase for vector module.
Synthesis
Select on Menu bar: Tools -> Synthesis.

User can setting for Analog data and P hase
Combination
Analog data
Create new channel based on existed channel. After finishing add new channel, this channel will
be applied to Harmonic, 3D-Harmonic and Measure table graph.
To create new anal og channel, user do f ollowing
these below steps:
Input Channel name into Text Box, Channel Num.
will be automatically set.
User can set max 3 channel for each new created

Channel data. User can select Channel Name or
Channel Num. If Users select CH name, CH num
will automatically change following CH name. CH
name also changes following changing of CH
num.
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Check this to active created channel. If it is not
checked, nothing is applied event this channel data
is record.
Input Coefficient for each sub channels (a an d

b) and created channel (A and B).
.
Input other description into Char.
In PS, user can select kind of data as Primary
value (P) or secondary value(S). After fill all data
press OK to save data.
User can create max 10 new channels.
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Phase combination
Set 3 phases for calculation of special factor as Va Vb and so on.
Phase combination includes 2 types: Voltage and
Current. User can only set phase for only Voltage or
Current.
To select channel user can select CH name or

CH num. Click on CH nam e for of Phase to
select one c hannel. CH num . will automatically
change following CH name.
Or click on CH num . for of Phase to select one

channel. CH name will automatically change
following CH num..
To set for Voltage: Fill all 3 phases by select CH

Name or CH Num. and then check for Sel
Press OK to save data and t his changing will be
applied immediately
To set for Current: Fill all 3 phases by select CH

Name or CH Num. and then check for Sel.
Press OK to save data and this changing will be
applied immediately
If not check Sel this setting is only stored and do not be applied to system.
Phases are not the same with each other.
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Display Channel
Select on Menu bar: Setting Display Channel
to open Display Channel dialog.
Select Display Channel to set Display Channel.

Press OK to accept changing. Press Cancel to
ignore it.
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Option
Select on M enu bar: Setting Option to open
Option dialog.
Start time
Select Record Time to set Start time as Record

time. By default, start time is Record Time. Press
OK to accept changing. Press Cancel to ignore it.
Select Trigger Time to set Start time as Trigger

time, so time which is earlier than trigger time is
negative. Press OK to accept changing. Press
Cancel to ignore it.
Start time is set as 0 and Disturbance record will base on this to create time line.
Magnet
The magnet function in which Cursor-1 or Cursor-2 under movement sticks to the following
phenomenon with a mouse.
Check Scale then press OK.
When users move cursor to near Scale Time

point, it will be moved to scale.
Check Event then press OK.
When users move cursor to near Event time point,

it will be moved to Event.
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5) Error
When Users open f ile COM-TRADE, file with
extension file cfg is error, this message error will
appear.
When user open file COM-TRADE which does not

have file extension DAT.
When using combination phase in synthesis

module, user did not select all 3 pha ses for each
Category. Left message will appear. If users select
one channel for 2 phases, message will also
appear.
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6) Clear Record
Record of IED is cleared.
Select Communication -> Clear Record on

menu bar.

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7.3.4 Oscillo graph

(1) Purpose
Oscillo graph is consists of Electrical Value charts and Binary Signal charts. It must also display
special channel created by user. User can change properties for each of channel and other
actions.
(a) Display data on charts
Displays multiple charts, updates information when

data is changed.
(b) Viewing action
Move chart to up and down.

Merge chart.
Add new event.
Zoom in and zoom out following X axis, Y axis and
the both.
(c) Cursor
Move cursor 1 and c ursor 2. Time of cursor must

affect to other graph as harmonic, measurement
table
(d) New event
Add new event, and edit for new event
(e) Print
Print, print setup, print review
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(3) How to use
(a) Operating procedure
1) Display data on chart
Information of Cursor-1 is displayed at left-side of

charts.
- Information of Cursor-2 is displayed at
right-side of charts.
- The title of chart is also displayed at left-side
of chart (in red cycle).
- The center display charts for each of channel
as Ia, Ib
Oscillo module draws 2 types graph:

- Analog graph
- Binary graph
Analog graph show value voltage and current of
electric. Binary show only 2 value 0 and 1.
The maximum number of binary signal charts is 100 charts.

The maximum number of Electrical Value charts is depends on IED or COM-TRADE file (20 charts is
considering)
The time measurement of Cursor-1 is displayed at
top of Cursor-1.
- The time measurement of Cursor-2 is
displayed at top of Cursor-2.
- Different time between Cursor-1 and
Cursor-2 is also displayed at top of Cursor-2.
Trigger Line of analog chart:

- Trigger line is vertical line which drawn at trigger
time.
- Description of trigger time and date is displayed at
top of trigger line.
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Oscillo graph di splays instantaneous value mode
(cycle type mode).
Select View -> Instantaneous or c lick on
toolbar.
Oscillo graph displays RMS value mode.
Select View -> RMS or click on toolbar.
2) Viewing action
Show/ Hide grid
Click on chart and then right click on Oscillo graph.

By default, is on t he left of Grid, and g rid is
shown on chart. To hide grid, click on Grid.
When grid is hiding, disappears on the left of

Grid. Click Grid again, grid is shown again.
User also can turn on or off grid by select View ->
Grid
Zoom in & zoom out
Select on menu bar V iew -> X-Axis Zoom ->

Zoom + to zoom in X Axis of oscillo graph.

Zoom - to zoom out X Axis of oscillo graph.

Reset to zoom reset X Axis of oscillo graph.
Select on menu bar View -> Y-Axis Zoom ->

Zoom + to zoom in Y Axis of oscillo graph.
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Zoom - to zoom out Y Axis of oscillo graph.

Reset to zoom reset X Axis of oscillo graph.
Select on m enu bar View -> XY-Axis Zoom ->

Zoom + to zoom in XY Axis of oscillo graph.
Select on m enu bar View -> XY-Axis Zoom ->

Zoom - to zoom out XY Axis of oscillo graph.

Reset to zoom in XY Axis of oscillo graph.
Click on icon tool bar also do the same with click on

menu.
Maximum zoom in for X axis and Y axis are 5 times bigger than default size.
Select chart, merge chart, unmerge chart
Click on chart and then right click on Oscillo graph

-> Select Chart. When chart is selected, there is a
on the left of Select Waveform. To unselect
chart, click Select Waveform again and t hen
on the left of Select Waveform will disappear.
Users only select one chart at one time.
To merge chart, we right click on another chart and

select Merge Waveform. This chart will be
merged with selected charts. If users do not select
any Waveform, Merge Waveform on context menu
is disabled.
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When merge is done, new chart will look like the
left image. Oscillo graph al lows Waveform which
has the same type value analog, can be merged.
Binary Waveform cannot be merged with other.
Only maximum 6 charts can be merged together.
If Users want to merge the chart with merged chart, Select this chart and then right click on merged chart and
select Merge Waveform.
Select merged chart, right click (mouse click) on it
and select Unmerge Waveform, it will be divided
into child charts.
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Moving chart and sorting
Click on Chart (example chart Ia) hold the left

mouse and move chart to between chart Ib and Ic.
Release left mouse and then chart Ia is moved to

between Ib and Ic.
Place of chart Ia will look like the left image.

When moving chart, Oscillo graph also do sorting
chart. This action affects to chart order in other
module as Harmonic graph, 3D Harmonic graph,
Vector graph and Measurement table, so on
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Change properties of analog chart
Select on analog chart and then right click (mouse

click) -> Properties to open properties dialog.
Properties dialog will appear like the left image.

User can change name of channel, Background
color
Name in text box is default name of channel.
Click on Background color, small color table will be

shown, select one of these to set background color
for selected analog chart.
Click on Chart Color, small color table will be

shown, select one of these to set chart color for
selected analog chart.
Click on Y-Axis of chart, select how many times

zoom in for Y Axis of chart: 1 time, 2 times
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Press on Font to open change font dialog and then
User can change type font, size for title name of
selected analog chart.
Click on OK to accept changing properties. If not,
press Cancel or
Change properties of binary chart
Select on binary chart and then right click ->

Properties to open properties dialog.
Properties dialog will appear l ike the left image.

User can change name of channel, Background
color
Color of charts (Default high value color is black
and low value color is gray).
Chart background default color White.
Name in text box is default title name of channel.
User can input new name into textbox to change
title of chart.
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Click on B ackground color, small color table will

be shown, select one of these to set background
color for selected binary chart.
Click on High Value color, small color table will be

shown, select one of these to set color for high
value color selected binary chart.
Click on Low Value color, small color table will be

shown, select one of these to set color for low
value color selected binary chart.
Click on High height, select height of high value of

selected binary chart.
Click on Low height, select height of low value

selected binary chart.
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3) Cursor
Moving cursor
Click on cursor; hold left mouse and moving to the

left or right.
When cursor is moving, time will be changed

following new position of cursor.
Time different between cursor 1 and 2 also is also

changed.
Amp value and Deg of analog chart will be also

changed. Binary charts do not have these values.
Cursor Start-cursor and End-Cursor appear

when user use Relay operation analyze (ROA)
module.
Use it similar to Cursor 1 and Cursor-2
Edit cursor
Click on cursor and right click (mouse click) and

select Edit to change properties of cursor.
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User can change width and back ground color of
cursor but cannot change name (Event name) of
cursor.
Refer to New E vent to see How t o change
background color and width
4) New Event
Event line is a vertical line that user add to analysis charts.
Right click on Oscillo chart and select Add Event.
Event dialog will appear, User input name for new

event. Example: Over current time.
Select Background color to change color of event.
Select width, change width of event and t hen

press OK to create new event.
Edit event
Right click on Event and select Edit event.
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Edit event dialog is similar to Add new event dialog.
User can change name of event, background color
and width of event label. Click OK; changing of this
event will be applied.
Delete event
Right click on event and select Remove Event,

event will be deleted after that.
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5) Print
Print setup
On menu bar select File -> Print Setup
Print preview
On menu bar select File -> Print Preview
Print
On menu bar select File -> Print
Or click
6) Error
When trigger information in COM-TRADE file is
error, left message will appear.
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7.3.5 Vector Graph
(1) Purpose
Vector graph displays electrical value of cursors on Electrical Value charts of Oscillo graph under
vector graph and value table. Electrical value displays under RMS value.

(a) Display data
Display measurement value of channel on table

and graph.
(b) Work with data table
Set Reference channel, set channel display,

change scale
(c) Change mode
Change mode
(d) Consecutive Renewal
Move cursor 1 and c ursor 2. Time of cursor must

affect to other graph as harmonic, measurement
table
(e) Printing
Do print, print preview, print setup.
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(3) How to use
(a) Start
On menu bar of Disturbance Record window, select

Analyze -> Vector.
Or click to open Vector dialog on
toolbar of Disturbance record window.

1) Display data
Vector graph (3) displays data of measurement

table (1).
1 Vector graph (4) displays data of measurement
table (2).
3 4
Vector graph (3) shows data of table (1). On the

right bottom corner, it shows time of cursor 1.
Reference channel will always be drawn on same
place with Ia.
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In vector graph (3) only show time of cursor 1,
vector graph (4) also shows different time
between cursor 1 and 2. This time is used only for
mode 1 vector graph.
To change width of measure table, click on

rectangle on the right of it, hold left mode and
move to the left or the right.
To change height of table 1, click rectangle below

table 1 and hold left mouse, move up or down.
2) Work with data table
Table shows data for one of two cursors: 1 and 2.

Label on the top of table is name of cursor which
is displayed. Measurement table also displays the
voltage between lines and current (Va-Vb, Ia-Ib
etc), and symmetrical quantity (V1, V2, V0, I1, I2,
I0) besides the amount of electricity taken into
IED (example Ia, Ib ).
The numerical Value table displays the value of

electrical value base on Magnitude, Angle, Scale,
and Ref at time of cursors. In situation of the left
image, measurement table shows measurement
value of cursor 1.
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Scale column of Value table:
- User change vector's scale to adjust
automatically drawing range of them. This
adjustment is act base on group unit. The range
of scale is from 0.1 to 10000.
- It is considered as combo box form and a setting
range is considered as the time of "0.1-100000",
list item selection 0.1, 0.5, 1, 10, 100, 1000,
10000, 100000" at the time of a direct input.
Double click on S el column to display channel
on graph.
To change scale of channel, click on Cell of

Scaling column and change value of it. Scale
value is from 0.1 to 10000.
When a c hannels scaling value is changed, this

changing is only effect on this channel. So User
should change all scaling of all channels which
have the same unit as Ia, Fib, Ic or Va, Vb,Vc
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Vector graph display:
- The display value for every sample is plotted
according to the scale of each item.
- The size of a vector uses RSM mag, and the
angle from the standard quantity of electricity Ref
of a vector uses Angle (Deg).
3) Change mode
Click Mode 1 to set mode 1 for vector dialog. In

this mode, upper t able shows data for cursor 1
and lower table shows data for cursor 2.
Click Mode 2 to set mode 2 for vector dialog. the

data beforehand set as the chart 1 and the chart 2
in the amount of electricity at the time of the
cursor 1 is distributed and displayed.
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4) Consecutive Renewal
The function (Consecutive Renewal) which updates a vector chart automatically in the specified
time range is mounted. Renewal of a display is automatically carried out at the interval which
had the vector of each amount of electricity which was specified by time within the limits, and
which was calculated for every interval specified.
Calculate Range
Consecutive renewal has 3 ways to calculate

range:
o Calculate from cursor 1 and 2 (only use in
mode 1)
o Calculate all recorded time
o Calculate by manual
Calculate from cursor 1 and 2 (only use in mode 1)

Select Cursor 1-2. In this case Consecutive
Renewal will run f rom time point of cursor 1 t o
time point of cursor 2.
In Oscillo graph move 2 cursors: 1 and 2 to point

time which you want. And this time will be also
shown on 2 vector graphs. Refer (0 Cursor.
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Calculate all recorded time
Select All. Time range i s max length of

COM-TRADE file. In this case, Consecutive
Renewal will run all time when data for drawing
vector is existed.
Calculate by manual
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Input number into From text box. It is start time of process. Example, put on it time is 0 (start time). In case
Start time is record time, input value cannot be negative. But if Start time is trigger time, input time can be
negative.
Refer 0Display Channel
Select on Menu bar: Setting Display Channel
to open Display Channel dialog.
Select Display Channel to set Display Channel.

Press OK to accept changing. Press Cancel to
ignore it.
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Option
Input number into To text box. It is end time of
process. . Example, put on i t time is 3.999 (the
end time).
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Set value for interval and calculation point and runs
Interval of Calculations points will time value will

add into drawing time.
Interval of Renewal Time is time which vectors

graph will be refreshed.
Click Start to run Consecutive Renewal
While Consecutive Renewal is running, measure

table of cursor 1 will change value. Measure table
2 also changes data in run Calculate all record
and Calculate by manual mode. This change is
following measurement data, interval specified
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Vector graph also redraws following changing
value of measurement table. Vector graph al so
shows time point of measurement data.
Vector graph for cursor 2 onl y redraws in run

Calculate all record and Calculate by manual mode.
But different time between cursor 1 and 2 will
changed in every mode.
5) Print
Print setup
On Menu bar of Disturbance record window, select

File -> Print Setup.
Print Preview
On dialog menu select File -> Print Preview.

Print
On dialog menu select File -> Print.
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7.3.6 Relay Operation Analysis
(1) Purpose
It is tool which plots a l ocus for every sample time on rel ay characteristics based on t he data
recorded on IED.
(a) Selection element
Set open and close elements
(b) Zone Select
Select Zone protections are displayed on graph
(c) Locus trace
Run locus trace
(d) Setting for each element
Setting properties for each element
(e) Printing
(3) How to use

(a) Start
On menu bar of Disturbance rec ord window,

select Analyze -> Relay Operation Analysis.
Element Selection dialog will appears.
Or click to open Element Selection
dialog.
To open di alog for each elements, refer section:
Selection element.
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1) Selection element
Select elements by click on Sel columns

There are 3 packages:
ZS package with pre word is ZS.

ZG package with pre word is ZG.
DIF package with pre word is DIF.
Click OK button to open dialogs for these selected

elements.
Screen of selected element will appear look like the

left image.
Characteristic graph displays ROA information by
vector graph.
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2) Zone Select
On menu bar, select Zone Select. ZS and Z G

package have Zone Select function. DIF package
does not have.
ZS package selection
With ZS package, there are 6 zones.

Double click selected zone and then click OK.
Selected zones will appear on C haracteristic

graph.
ZG package
ZG package has 2 t ypes of choices: Z one

selections and Locus selections.
(Now this function is no implemented)
3) Locus trace
On menu bar, select Locus Trace
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By moving Start-Cursor, user can set Start Time
for Locus Trace.
Start cursor will appear on os cillo graph when
selection element dialog appears.
By moving End-Cursor, user can set End Time for

Locus Trace.
End cursor will appear on os cillo graph w hen
selection element dialog appears.
Users input Interval of Renewal Time and t hen

click Start.
Characteristic graph s hows changing value

process. Big red point is start point.
Big green point is the end point.
Small red point is current point.
Current point will frequency change position from
start point to the end point. By changing position of
current point, user can see changing value
process.
Click Stop to pause locus trace process.
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Click Start to continue process. Locus Trace runs
from stop time.
Click Cancel 1 time to renew process.
After click Cancel, current point will disappear.
Click Start, Locus Trace will run from start time.
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Or click Cancel second time, dialog will be closed.
4) Setting for each element
On the top right of dialog, click Setting to show

setting tab
Setting tab will show on the right side of dialog.

When user already opened setting dialog, other
elements which is in the same package with
current element, cannot open setting tab.
Table includes setting information will appear right

side of dialog.
It divides into each type as ZS, Z1S, Z1XS, Z2S,
Z3S, Z4S, and Z5S.
- Setting value changed with relay element
operation analysis tools cannot be written in a
relay.
- The renewal of a characteristic graph by setting
change decides to update all instead of renewal
only of a setting change part.
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Setting Range is range value for each property in
setting table.
Current is current value of setting.
Users click on New column to add new value for
each of them.
After input, click OK to apply setting.

.
When click OK, characteristic graph will depend on
new setting value to draw. The left graph shows
data with setting below:
Click All Clear to clear new input data.
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All new data will be clear and setting table will look
like the left image.
To hide setting tab, click Setting again and then this

tab will disappear. User can setting for other
element which have the same package with current
element.
5) Print
Print setup

File -> Print Setup
Print preview
On dialog menu select File -> Print Preview
Print
Select File -> Print
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7.3.7 Harmonics Graph
(1) Purpose
This module shows all harmonics information of channels by chart bar graphs. Users also select
charts to display and time in record data to display.

(a) Selection chart to display
Set open and close elements.
(b) Change data following cursor 1
Select Zone protections are displayed on graph.
(c) Change virtual scale
Switch display percentage value and RMS value.
(d) Print
Do print, print preview, print setup.
(3) How to use

(a) Start
On Menu bar of Disturbance record, select

Analyze -> Harmonics or click to
open Harmonic dialog
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1) Selection chart to display
Double click on Sel column of channel to display

its chart on screen.
Each chart will display harmonic information for

each channel. Dialog show maximum 4 c hart on
screen. If there are m ore than 4 c harts, scrollbar
will appear on the right side of dialog.
2) Change data following cursor 1
By Moving cursor 1 on Oscillo graph, users can set

time point to display of harmonic graph.
Harmonic graph will get data from time of cursor 1
in COM-TRADE file to draw chart bar graph.
Time point of cursor 1 is shown on harmonic graph.
It is displayed on s creen below of selection chart
table. Change virtual Scale
Users have 2 choices: Percentage and RMS.
If selection is Percentage, value is displayed on
chart is percentage. If not, it is measure value. By
default, percentage is chosen.
Not all time in com trade file can draw Harmonic graph, user can check it by use measure table so lease
check this function.
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3) Printing
Print setup

File -> Print Setup
Print Preview
Print
On dialog menu select File -> Print
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7.3.8 3D-Harmonics Graph
(1) Purpose
Show Harmonic graph in 3D type. It also allows users select range time which users want to see.
(a) Graph setting
Setting for 3D graph
(b) Print
Print, print preview, print setup
(3) How to use

(a) Start
On menu bar of Disturbance rec ord window,

select Analyze -> 3D-Harmonics.
Or click to open 3 D harmonic
dialog
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(b) Operation procedure
1) Graph setting
Channel selection
User can select channel by two ways: select CH

Name
Or select CH Num.
When CH name is changed, CH num will
change following changing of CH name. And
CH name will also change following changing of
CH num.
Set start time value
Users have to choices to set start time:

Users can use cursor 1 to set start time. Click on
cursor 1 to set this mode.
By Moving cursor 1 on Oscillo graph, users can set

time point to display of 3D-Harmonic graph.
The second way, users also select From and

then input start into textbox.
After click refresh button, start time will display at

bottom of graph.
Not all time in com trade file can draw 3D

Harmonic graph, user can check it by use
measure table so please check this function.
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Set interval of Calculation points
Input time into textbox.
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Change virtual scale
User can select display value by percentage or

RMS value.
Refresh
Click Refresh to refresh graph and apply

changing setting.
- 3D harmonic cannot auto redraw following changing of things as Set interval of Calculation points,
Change virtual scale and change start time So user need to click to Refresh to redraw.
2) Print
Print setup
On Menu bar of Disturbance record window,

select File -> Print Setup
Print Preview
Print
Select File -> Print
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7.3.9 Measurement Table
(1) Purpose
Display information of all analog channel, and other in 2 tables which is suitable with time point of
cursor 1 and cursor 2.

(a) Display measure data
Display measure data for 2 cursors
(b) Print
Print, print preview, print setup
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(3) How to use
(a) Start
On menu of Disturbance record window, select

Analyze -> Measurement table.
Or click to open M easure table
dialog.

1) Display measurement data
Table 1 shows measurement value of cursor 1

Table 2 shows measurement value of cursor 2
On the top of table, there is a label show name of

cursor which is displayed below.
In table 2 has different time between cursor 1 and

2
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DC, 2Harmon, 3Harmon, 5Harmon columns
display information for 50Hz, 100Hz, 150Hz,
250Hz of each channel.
If measure table has data for these columns, that
means Harmonic, 3D-Harmonic has data to draw.
So user can use this table to check data before
use other function of Disturbance record.
2) Print
Print setup
On Menu bar of Disturbance record window,

select File -> Print Setup
Print Preview
Print
On dialog menu select File -> Print.
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7.4 Event List

7.4.1 Purpose
Users use Event List Record to view events information of IEDs. User can export events information
to a CSV file, import events information from a CSV file to view on screen and print out.

There are two modes to run Event List Tool: normal mode and standalone mode. For normal mode,
Event List Tool is called from menu bar or context menu of GR-TIEMS. For stand alone, user runs
shortcut of event list (Users create shortcut for Pc tool software, and then press right mouse on this
icon -> choose Property -> add -standalone EVNT to the end of Target text box.)
(1) Display data
Display all events of IED, produce filter option to display event following the condition which user
selected.
(2) Import data to CSV file.

Produce function import event data from CSV file. So event list will show all events which recorded
in file.
(3) Export data to CSV file.

Produce function export event data to CSV file. All events will be recorded in file.
(4) Update data from CSV file or IED.

Produce 2 ways to update data:
- Update by manual.
- Update automatically after the time which is following selection of user.
(5) Connect to IED.

Produce Communication Setting dialog which user can connect to IED by 2 ways:
- Connect by TCP/IP address.
- Connect by COM port.
(6) Print data.

Produce function print setup, print preview and printing.
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7.4.3 How to use
(1) Start
Menu.
- Click the Event List by the GR-TIEMS Main Launcher.
- Select the Tool -> Record -> Event List... by the GR-TIEMS Main Menu.
- Select the Record -> Event List by the Context Menu of the GR-TIEMS Project Tree.
You can open max 10 event list windows from PC tool and 10 windows from standalone mode.

(a) Connect to IED
1) Open connect IED dialog
When Event window is displayed (If user choose

opening window by Pc tool menu without
selecting any IED), connection dialog also
appears on it.
On main menu, users also open connection
dialog by Select File -> Connect IED. Or click
on is other way to open connect IED dialog.
2) Connect to IED
You have 2 choices to connect to IED. Connect by

TCP/IP and connect by RS-232C
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Connect by TCP/IP: Input IP address of IED
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Connect to IED by RS-232C port. Select all these
option:
Com Port: COM1 to COM9, COM 1 is default.
Parity: way to check error transfer

19200 50
9600 500
4800 1000
2400 3000
Flow Control:
Hardware: hardware flow control

information.
IED.
You can get event list from IED or CSV file. So if you just want to watch data from CSV file, please
close connect dialog as possible and use import data of event list.
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(b) View Event List
When you connect to IED successfully, event information will be displayed:
Title Bar is divided into 3 parts:

- Name of IED
- IP address of IED or name of CSV file
- Latest time received data
Filter option provides selections for user to display

events.
Selection of filter option can be changed by setting.
Event list has 3 types of event and name of them

can be changed by setting function of GR-TIEMS
system.
Example, on the left image, there are 3 types of
events. Events will have color and icon for each of
them (text color and background color can be also
changed by setting).
Icon Level Kind of event
1 Alarm
2 Event
3 Control
To do sorting data, click on label of each column.

Event list will be sorted following clicked label.
There are 2 types of sorting: from A to Z and from Z
to A.
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Example: click on Level label, event list will be
sorted and displayed as the left image.
(c) Filter Option

Event list produce application help user filter event by filter option:
Filter option is divided into 2 parts.

Left side show all types of event. User can select
one of them to see all event of this type.
User also can check all and then all events will be
shown.
Example: There are 3 t ypes of event: Alarm, Event
and Control.
Check Alarm filter option will show all events have

kind as Alarm
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Check Event filter option will show all events have
kind as Event.
Check Control filter option will show all events

have kind as Control
Right side of filter option shows 2 ways to filter.
Filter all events occurs before the time.
Check From filter option will show all events have

time after time point you want.
Check To filter option will show all events have

time before time point you want.
(d) Refresh event list

Event list record produces 2 ways to refresh event list:
Users press Refresh icon to renew record list by

manual.
By default, Auto Refresh is set as disable; User

can select time to refresh by select time as 1s, 2s,
4s...
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When Event list refresh data, it will show all events. That means filter option is changed back to default.
(e) Import CSV file
User select file and then click on Open.

Select File-> CSV Support -> Import to open
import data file dialog. Or click to open
import dialog.
(f) Export CSV file
Users select location to record and click on Save.

Select File ->CSV Support ->Export to open
export file dialog. Or clicking button is
another. way to open export dialog
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(g) Clear Record

Record of IED is cleared
1) All Record is deleted..
Select Communication -> Clear Record All on

menu bar.
If "Clear Record All" is chosen -- "Event Record1",

"Event Record2", and "EventRecord3" -- all
Record is deleted.

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2) "Record1", "Record2", and "Record3" are chosen and deleted.
Select Communication -> Clear Record1-3 on

menu bar.
Selection of "Clear Record1-3" will delete Record

of the selected number.

clear or No to cancel clearing.
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(h) Print
1) Print setup
Select File -> Print Setup: print setup dialog

will appear.
User can change size of print paper, kind of
printer, properties for printer
Click OK or press [Enter] to confirm setup.
Click on Cancel or to cancel.
2) Print preview
Select File -> Print Preview to open dialog.

User can check format before printing.
Click to open print dialog.
Click to back event list window.
3) Print
Press Print to open print dialog. Or click
on toolbar to open print dialog.

Users only select, how m any copies will be
printed.
Click OK or press [Enter] to print.
Click on Cancel or to cancel.
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8. Setting Tools
8.1 Setting
8.1.1 Purpose
Users use Setting function to set information and communication attribute of an IED.
(1) IED Information setting
User set detail information for an IED.
(2) IED communication setting
User set communication information for an IED.
8.1.3 How to use

(1) Start
You can start after selected an IED on the Project Tree, which is by the GR-TIEMS Main Launcher.
- Click the Setting by the GR-TIEMS Main Launcher.
- Select the Setting by the Context Menu of the GR-TIEMS Project Tree.
To open setting function of an IED, on GR-TIEMS

main screen, click on plus sign on the left of the
IED.
Click on plus sign on the left of Setting item

under the IED.
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All setting items of Setting function will appear for
user to change.
Login is required for the user who can edit

Setting.
Since the "Change User" dialog is displayed,
please push a "Change User" button.
Please input "New User ID" and "Password" and

push a Certify button.
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(a) IED information setting
1) Change name of the information
Click IED Config in Project Tree.
Double click on New value cell of Name row,

input name and press [Enter].
The IED information now has new name.
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2) Change information for a group of attribute
To display attribute group, click the IED

information item in Project Tree.
On the right panel, click on plus sign on the left of
the group.
All the attributes will appear f or users to

customize.
Or display attribute group by click on plus sign on

the left of IED Info.
Then click on the group name under IED Info.

All the attributes will appear in the right panel for
users to customize.
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After display attribute group, to change Enable
attribute, double click New value cell of Enable
row then click the arrow on the right of the combo
box and choose desired value.
To change INT, INT64, Double or Password

attribute, double click the corresponding New
value cell of the attributes row then input new
value and press [Enter].
To change Mode attribute, double click New

value cell of Mode row then click the arrow on
the right of the combo box and choose desired
value.
To change Color attribute, double click New

value cell of Color row, then in the [Color]
dialog, choose desired color and c lick OK to
change color attribute or click Cancel to cancel
the changing color action.
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(b) IED communication setting
1) TCP/IP setting
To display all TCP/IP item, click Communication

item in Project Tree.
On the right panel, click on plus sign on the left of
TCP/IP item.
All the attributes will appear under TCD/IP item

for users to customize.
Or display attribute group by click on plus sign on

the left of Communication.
Then click on TCP/IP item under

Communication. All the attributes will appear in
the right panel for users to customize.
To change value of a TCP/IP attribute, double

click on the attributes New value row, input new
value then press [Enter].
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8.2 Setting I/O

8.2.1 Purpose
Setting I/O is one of the setting tools in GR-TIEMS. User use Setting I/O function to view, set Input
/Output information of IEDs including DC-AI (analog input of an IED), Binary Input, Binary Output,
LED (Lighting Emitting Diode of an IED).
(1) DC-AI
Users select the IED then set the Range and Coefficient of the IEDs DC-AI.
(2) Binary Input

Users select the IED then assign signals to the IEDs binary inputs.
(3) Binary Output

Users select the IED then assign signals to the IEDs binary outputs.
(4) LED
Users select the IED then set lighting condition for each LEDs.
(5) PF-Key
Users select the IED then assign signals to the IEDs Function Keys.
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8.2.3 How to use
(1) Start
You can start after selected an IED on the Project Tree, which is by the GR-TIEMS Main Launcher.
- Click the Setting I/O by the GR-TIEMS Main Launcher.
- Select the Setting I/O by the Context Menu of the GR-TIEMS Project Tree.
(2) Operation Procedure

(a) DC-AI
1) View, specify value of AI Range of DC-AI boards of an IED
In Tasks Pane window click DC-AI.
Click on DC-AI item, the AI Range of all boards

is displayed in the right panel.
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2) Use/not use a channel in a DC-AI board
In the Tasks pane, under DC-AI item, click on

the board, all the channels of the board i s
displayed in the right panel.
When a channel is used, check box in the

channels Use/No Use cell is checked, to not
use the channel, click on the check box, the
check box will be unchecked. To use the channel,
click the check box again. When a channel is
used, setting information of this channel is show,
otherwise, they are hidden.
3) Edit, copy Use of Item and Unit information of a DC-AI boards channel
Under DC-AI item in the Tasks pane, click on

the board.
To edit Use of Item information of a channel,

double click on its Channel field, then input the
new Channel name and press [Enter].
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To edit Unit information of a channel, double click
its Unit field then input the new Unit and p ress
[Enter].
4) Set relation between input and output of a DC-AI boards channel in Parameter setting dialog
Under DC-AI item in the Tasks pane, click on

the board.
If the channel is not in use, click on the checkbox

in its Use/No Use field. After the channel is in
use, click anywhere within the channels row.
The parameter setting dialog appears with dialog

title is the channel name preceded by the board
name.
Click on Range combo box belong to the board

you want to change its analog input range value,
click on the arrow of the combo box then choose
one range you want.
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Set the quadratic relation between input and output by importing value
Tick on P arabola, then tick on V alue. Input

three pairs of Input [mA] and Value in the
Input method area, click Apply button, the value
of a, b, c will be c alculate and di splayed in
corresponding box, then click Close button.
Set the quadratic relation between input and output by importing parameter
Tick on Parabola, then tick on Parameter.

Input values of a, b, c in the Input method
area, then click Apply button, then click Close
button.
Set the linear relation between input and output by importing value
Tick on Li near, then tick on Value. Input two

pairs of Input [mA] and Value in the Input
method area, then click Apply button, the value
of b and c will be calculate and displayed in
corresponding box, then click Close button.
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Set the linear relation between input and output by importing parameter
Tick on Linear, then tick on Parameter. Input

values of b and c in the Input method area,
then click Apply button, then click Close button.
Show/hide graph in Parameter setting dialog
When the graph is hidden, show graph by click on

Show Graph button.
When the graph is showed, on the graph, two

points of max and min value in AI Range of the
board is represented, hide graph by click on Hide
Graph button.
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Set data in Parameter setting dialog to previous status
Click Reset button.
The detail of the other parameters refer to the

Instruction Manual for the GR-200 Series.
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(b) Binary Input

1) Add a signal from signal list to a binary input boards channel
In Tasks Pane click BinaryInput.
Under BinaryInput item click on the board.
All channels of the board and their setting

information are displayed in the right panel.
To add a signal to a channel, click on the signal in

Signal List then drag & drop it to the channels
row.
The signal name and i ts description will appear

on the coresponding columns of the channel or
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If the signal is already in the channel, a message
box will appear then click OK.
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2) Copy a signal from a binary input boards channel to another channel of the same board
Right click on the signal, click [Copy].
Right click on the destination channels row, click

[Paste].
A message box will appear if the signal is already

in the channel, then click OK.
3) Delete a signal in a binary input boards channel
Right click on the signal, click [Delete].
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4) Change Invert setting of a binary input boards channel
Double click on Invert field of the channel. Click

on the arrow of the combo box, then click on the
desired setting.
5) Change On-Delay Timer/Off-Delay Timer setting of a binary input boards channel
To change the On-Delay Timer setting, double

click on t he On-Delay Timer [s] field of the
channel, input the value, then press [Enter]
button.
To change the Off-Delay Timer setting, double

click on the Off-Delay Timer [s] field of the
channel, input the value, then press [Enter]
button.
Values of On-Delay Timer and O ff-Delay Timer

must be number values. A message popup may
appear if the input value is invalid, then input the
values again.
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(c) Binary Output
1) Add a signal from signal list to a binary output boards channel
In Tasks Pane click BinaryOutput.
Under BinaryOutput item click on the board.
All the channel of the board and their setting

information is displayed in the right panel.

Signal List then drag it to the channels row.

on the coresponding columns of the channel.
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or a m essage box will appear if the signal is
already in the channel then click OK.
2) Copy a signal from a binary output boards channel to another channel of the same board
Right click on the signal name in Signal Name

column, click [Copy].

[Paste].
If the signal is already in the channel,a message

box will appear, click OK.
3) Delete a signal in a binary output boards channel
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4) Change Paramenter Pattern setting of a binary output boards channel
Double click on t he Paramenter Pattern field of

the channel. Click on the arrow of the combo box,
then click on the desired setting.
(d) LED
1) Add a signal from signal list to a LED channel
Click on LED in Tasks Pane.
Under the LED item, click on LED.
All the LED channels and their setting information

is displayed in the right panel.

Signal List then drag & drop it to the channels
row.
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on the coresponding columns of the channel.

in the channel then click OK.
2) Copy a signal from a LED channel to another LED channel
Right click on the signal, click [Copy].

[Paste].

in the channel, then click OK.
3) Delete a signal in a LED channel
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4) Change color setting of a LED channel
Double click on the Color field of the channel,

click on the arrow of the combo box, then click on
the desired color.
5) Change blink setting of a LED channel
Double click on the Blink field of the channel,

click on the arrow of the combo box, then click on
the desired setting.
6) Change the Parameter Pattern of a LED channel
Double click on t he Paramenter Pattern field of

the channel. Click on the arrow of the combo box,
then click on the desired setting.
(e) PF-Key
1) Users select the IED then assign signals to the IEDs Function Keys.
In Tasks Pane click PF-Key.
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Under PF-Key item click on the PF-Key.
Function Key information are displayed in the

right panel.
To add a signal to a Function Key, click on t he

signal in Signal List then drag & drop it to the
Function Keys row.

on the coresponding columns of the Function
Key.
2) Delete a signal in a Function Keys Signal Description
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8.3 Setting Event List
8.3.1 Purpose
Setting I/O is one of the setting tools in GR-TIEMS. Users use Setting Event List to set event
information of an IED.
(1) Add signal to event list of an IED
User drags a signal in Signal List window to Event List window.
(2) Change an IEDs event data

User changes data about level, event text, status of an event in Event List window.
8.3.3 How to use

(1) Start
In Project Tree on GR-TIEMS window, under

IED item, click EventList.
Detail information of the IEDs Event List is

displayed on the right panel.
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(a) Add signal from Signal List to Event List of an IED
Click on the signal in Signal List then drag &

drop the signal to the Event List panel.
The signal may be highlighted if it is already in the

Event List.
(b) Change IEDs event data

1) Modify signal using the Event Editor dialog
Right click on the signal in the Event list panel,

click on Event Editor.
To add level for signal, click on check box of

desired level.
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Change signals event text in Event Text text
box.
Modify signals status by click on Status radio

button.
Choosing the first radio button means signal has
two statuses, Status-1 is ON and Status-2 is OFF
Choosing the second radio button means: signal
has two statuses, user can modify in
corresponding text box.
Choosing the third radio button means: signal has
only one status, user can modify in text box.
To load content of previous/next signal in Event
List window by click Prev / Next button.
After modifying in [Event Editor] dialog, click Close to save the settings.
2) Rearrange signals in Event List window
To move a signal up/down, click on the signal in

Event List window then click Up / Down button.
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8.4 Interlock Configurator
8.4.1 Purpose
This tool is to configure interlock conditions for executing control of primary equipment.
Control actions (e.g. open and close a circuit breaker) are very important as mal-operation under lack
of interlock conditions may lead to a severe fault or a blackout. To prevent this, the tool provides you
with functions to configure control action conditions which depend on the status of the power system.

(1) Creation of equipment information to provide other IEDs
To realize the interlock, its condition requires plural equipment status information in the power
system. A user can create this condition with the IEC61850 Configurator as GOOSE send
message based on the equipment information.
(2) Creation of interlock conditions

A user can create the interlock condition with FBD language using following information.
- Own IEDs equipment information
- GOOSE send message created by 8.6.3(2)(j)Manage Goose Publish information above of
all IEDs in the project.
(3) Print
The interlock conditions described in the FBD language can be p rinted in FBD and equation
formats.
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8.4.3 How to use
(1) Start
You can choose way to start after selected an IED on the Project Tree, which is by the GR-TIEMS
Main Launcher or by the GR-TIEMS Main Menu.
- Click the Interlock by the GR-TIEMS Main Launcher.
- Select the Config -> Interlock... by the GR-TIEMS Main Menu.

(a) Initialize displaying screen
Displays primary equipment information which is

set for an IED selected in the project tree, and
interlock conditions.
(b) Edit Interlock condition
You can choose way to edit the Interlock

condition, which is below:
Click on the Edit Interlock condition on the
Context menu after selected one of IEDs
equipment.
Execute on the Edit -> Edit Interlock condition
on the Main Menu after selected one of IEDs
equipment.
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(c) Clear Interlock condition
You can choose way to clear the Interlock

condition, which is below:
Click on the Clear on the Context menu after
selected one of IEDs equipment.
Execute on the Edit -> Clear on the Main Menu
after selected one of IEDs equipment.
(d) Interlock condition editor
The Edit Interlock condition dialog and the Input

Signal List are displayed at the same time.
You can make the Interlock condition by using
Drag & Drop operation from the Input Signal
List.
Output signal of the Interlock condition is always
arranged on this editor. This signal, you can not
remove.
(e) How to make the Interlock condition
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In this figure, INTL_1 to INTL_4 are input signal
for the Interlock condition, and these signals are
dropped from the Input Signal List.
If you want to make AND logical operator with

the INTL_1 and the INTL_2, then select the
INTL_1 and execute Add Logical Operator on
the Context Menu.
After that, the Add Logical Operator dialog is
displayed.
You choose Type and Input. In this case, you
should be choice Type=AND and
Input=INTL_1/INTL_2.
If you want connect output of this condition to
another signal then you select the Output signal,
so output of this condition connected to the
selected Output signal automatically.
Made the logical operator for INTL_1 and INTL_2

signals.
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If you want add the INTL_4 to input condition of
the AND logical operator, firstly you drugging the
INTL_4, and dropped the AND logical operator.
If you want remove parts for interlock, execute the

Remove on the Context Menu.
The parts for interlock means signal, logical
operator and connector.
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(f) Divide the Direction of Control
User can set the different Interlock condition for

each direction of control. For example, equipment
has ON-Control and OFF-Control, user can set
Interlock condition for ON-Control and Interlock
condition for OFF-Condition.
In this case, user have to divide Interlock
condition of equipment in advance.
Firstly, you have to select equipment you want to
divide, execute Divide Condition from context
menu.
(g) Combine the Direction of Control
Divided Interlock condition for each direction of

control can combine.
Firstly, you have to select one of interlock
condition of equipment, execute Combine
Condition from context menu.
This selected interlock condition will adopt to that
equipment.
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(h) Input Engineering Data Name

write in IED.
referred to in IED.

click Edit -> Input Engineering Data Name on
main menu.



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(i) Print
User can choose the Form and the Object.

After that, click Print then [Print] dialog will be
displayed.
(j) Print Preview
User can choose the Form and the Object.

After that, click Preview then [Preview] window
will be displayed.
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8.5 MIMIC Configurator
8.5.1 Purpose
MIMIC Configurator is used to create new MIMIC screen. MIMIC screen is a screen used to display
measurement values, diagram of single lines on L CD screen and s elect/control electronic device
such as circuit breaker, dis-connector.

(1) Manage screens
- Display Screen List and Edit Screen
- Add, delete, sort, copy screen
- Copy screen from other IEDs
(2) Edit screen

- Draw object
- Create sub-screen
- Manage screen object and screen symbol
- Change Edit Screen properties
- Add measurement object
(3) Undo/Redo
(4) Tool
- Check screen transition
- Compare screen list
- Validate screen
(5) Print
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8.5.3 How to use
(1) Start
- Click the MIMIC by the GR-TIEMS Main Launcher.
- Select the Configurator -> MIMIC by the GR-TIEMS Main Menu.

(a) Initialize displaying screen
Screen of MIMIC Configurator is displayed with 3

areas: Screen List on the left, Edit Screen at the
middle and Properties panel on the right:
Screen List on the left.
Edit Screen at the middle.
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Properties panel on the right.
Screen List, Edit Screen and P roperties panel

can be res ized by drag & drop t he divider
between them.
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(b) Manage screens
1) Display Screen List
Screen List is divided into 2 columns. The left

column is for main screen. The right column is for
Main screen sub-screen.
The number beside each screen is the ID of the
screen.
Sub-scree
2) Display Edit Screen
When user clicks on a screen of Screen List, that

screen will be displayed on Edit Screen.
The size of a sub-screen can be s maller than a

main screen. Edit Screen will be resized depend
on the size of selected sub-screen.
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3) Add new screen
To add a n ew screen, select one s creen on

Screen List then select from Main menu: Edit ->
Add New Screen or click on Toolbar. A
new screen will be displayed on Screen List right

after the current selected screen. If current
selected screen is a main screen, a main screen
will be added. Otherwise, if current selected
screen is a s ub-screen, a sub-screen will be
added.
On the figure beside, current selected screen is

screen 1 and newly added screen is screen 4.
4) Delete screen
To delete a screen, select that screen on Screen

List and then choose one of the below steps:
- Select from Main menu: Edit -> Delete
- Click on Toolbar
- Press [Delete]
- Right click on selected screen then select
Delete from context menu
5) Sort screens
To sort a screen on Screen List, select that screen and then drag & drop to new position on
Screen List.
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6) Copy screen
To copy a s creen on S creen List, select that

screen and then choose one of the below steps:
- Select from Main menu: Edit -> Copy
- Click on Toolbar
- Press [Ctrl] + [C]

Copy from context menu
Last, select another screen where user want new

screen take its place then choose one of the
below steps:
- Select from Main menu: Edit -> Paste
- Click on Toolbar
- Press [Ctrl] + [V]

- Right click on the screen then select
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7) Cut screen
To cut a screen on Screen List, select that screen

and then choose one of the below steps:
- Select from Main menu: Edit -> Cut
- Click on Toolbar
- Press [Ctrl] + [X]

Cut from context menu
To paste the screen, the procedure is the same
as pasting a screen copied by Copy function.
.
8) Copy screen from other IEDs
To copy screens of another IED, select from Main

menu: Edit -> Copy from IED. A new dialog
will be displayed, allow user to select the screen.
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Select the IED from the tree.
All screens of selected IED will be di splayed on

the dialog.
Right click on the screen which user wants to be

copied, then select Copy Screen from context
menu.
Right click on Screen List at the position where

user wants to paste the screen, then select
Paste from IED from context menu.
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(c) Edit screen
1) Draw object
Draw line
Select one screen on Screen List
Select from Main menu: Edit -> Draw Line or
click on Toolbar.
Click on Edit Screen and drag mouse to draw the

line.
Release mouse at the position where user wants
the line end.
Draw rectangle
Select one screen on Screen List
Select from Main menu: Edit -> Draw
Rectangle or click on Toolbar.

rectangle.
Release mouse to finish drawing rectangle.
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Draw ellipse
Select one screen on Screen List.
Select from Main menu: Edit -> Draw Circle or
click on Toolbar.

ellipse.
Release mouse to finish drawing ellipse.
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Draw polygon
Select from Main menu: Edit -> Draw PolyGon
or click on Toolbar.
Click on Edit Screen to add vertex.
Press [Esc] to finish drawing polygon.
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Draw text area
Select from Main menu: Edit -> Draw Text or
click on Toolbar.

text area border.
Release mouse to finish drawing the text area.
To edit the text area content, double click on the

text area and type the new content.
Press [Enter] to finish editing text area content.
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2) Create a sub-screen
Select from Main menu: Edit -> Draw
Sub-screen or click on Toolbar.

sub-screen.
The coordinates of top-left corner and

bottom-right corner of the sub screen are al so
displayed on the Edit Screen.
Release mouse to finish drawing the sub-screen.

The new sub-screen will be added to Screen List.
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3) Manage screen object
Select object
To select object on Edit Screen, first, select from
Main menu: Edit -> Select or click on
Toolbar.
Click on obj ect on E dit Screen to select one

object.
Click and drag mouse to select multiple objects,
Or user can hold Ctrl and click on objects to

select more than one object.
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Resize object
Select one object on Edit Screen.
On the boundary of selected object, there are 8

points that user can drag them to resize the
object.
Drag one of these points to resize object.
Release mouse to finish resizing the object.
Multiple objects can be resized at the same time.

First, select multiple objects.
On the boundary of selected objects, there are

also 8 points that user can drag to resize.
Drag one of these points to resize objects.
Release mouse to finish resizing the objects.
If user resizes a sub-screen to make it become

smaller, a dialog will be displayed for
confirmation.
User can continue resize the sub-screen after

click Yes.
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Move object
Drag and move object that user wants to move.
Release mouse to finish moving object.
Multiple objects can be moved at the same time.

First, select multiple objects.
Click mouse on the boundary rectangle and drag,

move mouse to move selected objects.
Release mouse to finish moving objects.
Copy object
Select one ob ject or m ultiple objects that user

wants to copy.
Choose one of the below steps:

- Select from Main menu: Edit -> Copy
- Click on Toolbar
- Press [Ctrl] + [C]

- Right click on selected object(s) then
select Copy from context menu
Objects can be copied to the current selected screen or another screen. To copy to another screen, select
that screen on Screen List.
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- Select from Main menu: Edit -> Paste
- Click on Toolbar
- Press [Ctrl] + [V]

- Right click on the Edit Screen then select
Copied objects will be pasted on the Edit Screen.
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Cut object
Select one object or multiple objects that want to

cut.

- Select from Main menu: Edit -> Cut
- Click on Toolbar
- Press [Ctrl] + [X]

select Cut from context menu
To paste the objects, the procedure is the same

as the procedure mentioned in Copy object
section.
Delete object
Select objects on the Edit Screen.

- Select from Main menu: Edit -> Delete
- Click on Toolbar
- Press [Delete]
select Cut from context menu
Selected objects will be deleted.
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Change object properties
Select objects on Edit Screen.
Change the object properties by selecting from

combo box on Properties panel.
Color is effective to all kind of object. If selected

object is text area, the text color will be changed.
Line Width and Line Style are effective to line

and polyline.
Font Size is effective to text area.
After selecting, objects on Edit Screen will be

updated with new properties.
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4) Mange screen symbol
Register symbol without Behavior
Select one or multiple object on E dit Screen.

These selected objects will be registered as one
symbol.
Select from Main menu: Tool -> Symbol
Register or click on Toolbar. Register
symbol dialog will be displayed.
Start Point is the coordinate of top-left corner of

symbol.
End Point is the coordinate of bottom-right

corner of symbol.
Origin is the coordinate of root point of symbol.

If user rotates this symbol, symbol will be rotated
around this point.
User also can select the type and group for

symbol.
There are 4 types: Equipment, Button, Time,

and Message.
There are 2 groups: Standard and Us er

definition.
User clicks OK to finish registering symbol.
New symbol will be added to the Symbol List.
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To display Symbol List, select from Main menu:
View -> Symbol List or click on Toolbar.
Symbol after being registered will be displayed in

the corresponding group. In the figure beside, a
Button is registered.
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But if symbol is registered with Equipment type,
symbol will be put in Equipment Symbols (No
Attributes) group. If sub type is DS + ES,
symbol will be al so added to DS + ES (No
Attributes) group.
Register symbol with Behavior
Select one or multiple object on E dit Screen.

These selected objects will be registered as one
symbol.
Select from Main menu: Tool -> Symbol
Register or click on Toolbar. Register
symbol dialog will be displayed.
Tick checkbox Set Behavior, Register symbol

will be expanded to display Behavior list.
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The figure besides is the Register symbol dialog
when Set behavior checkbox is ticked.
Show Symbol List, drag symbol and drop i nto

Shape column.
Double click on the same row at Status column

and Text column to add content.
Click OK to finish registering symbol. New

symbol will be added to Symbol List.
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Set Behavior for symbol
Drag an equipment symbol from Symbol List to

Edit Screen.
Right click on that equipment symbol and select

Set Behavior from context menu
Equipment Symbol Behavior dialog will be

displayed.
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Drag new behavior from Behavior List and drop
over the equipment symbol to change equipment
symbol behavior.
Click Close to finish setting new behavior.

Equipment symbol will be updated with new
behavior.
After setting new behavior, to reset equipment

symbol to original status, open Equipment
Symbol Behavior dialog again, then click Set
Default. Equipment symbol will be reset to default
status.
Change symbol properties
Select symbols on Edit Screen.
Change the symbol properties by selecting from

combo box on Properties panel.
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Depend on the type of symbol; the corresponding properties will be available. This is the
configuration table.
Table 3. Configurable pattern
Object Rotation Signal Unit Confirm Show Resident Display Move
Size name message passwor to ...
d prompt
Equipment O O X X O O X X X
Symbol
Time Symbol O O X X X X O O X
Message Symbol O O X X X X O O X
Button Symbol O O X X X X X X O
(Screen
Transition)
O: Available
X: Unavailable
Object size: Size of symbol.
Rotation: Rotation of symbol.
Signal name: Only available for measurement object (Ref: Add measurement object ).
Unit: Only available for measurement object (Ref: Add measurement object).
Confirm message: Display confirm message when selecting or controlling the equipment symbol
or not.
Show password prompt: Show password prompt when setting the equipment symbol or not.
Resident: Always display on the screen or not.
Display: Setting the alignment of text.
Move to: Setting the screen will be displayed if user clicks on the Screen Transition button.
After selecting, selected symbols on Edit Screen will be updated with new properties.
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Assign signal to symbol
Select from Main menu: View -> Signal List to

show the Signal List panel.
Drag the signal from Signal List and drop on the

symbol that user wants it to be assigned.
The name of the signal will be di splayed on t he

symbol.
When user assigns another signal to the symbol,

the old signal will be removed.
Assigned signal is similar to a t ext area object:

can be edi ted, moved, resized, copied, cut,
deleted or changed the properties (Color and
Font Size).
If the symbol is deleted, the assigned signal will

be also removed.
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Basic operations
Basic operations with screen symbol: Select, Resize, Move, Copy, Cut, Delete are the same
as operations with screen object. (Ref: Manage screen object).
When a symbol is moved or resized, the assigned signal will be moved or resized, also.
Select symbol from candidate list
When user drag & drop a signal from Signal List

to blank area on Edit Screen, the Default
Candidate Symbols dialog will be displayed. It
shows all the candidate symbols corresponding
with selected signal.
If there is no candidate symbol for that signal, this

dialog will not be di splayed and s ignal is not
assigned.
User can select the symbol from the list then click
OK. The symbol will be displayed on Edit Screen
with signal assigned.
If user ticks the checkbox near the bottom of the

dialog, select symbol will be used as default for
that signal. From next time user drag & drop that
signal, this dialog will not be displayed anymore.
Selected symbol will be added to Edit Screen
automatically with signal assigned.
5) Change Edit Screen properties

Display grid
The gird of Edit Screen can be turned off by click

Grid on Edit Screen.
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On the figure beside, grid is turned off.
To turn on the gird, click Grid one more time.
The grid is turned on by default.
The grid size can be changed by using the combo

box besides Grid.
Value can be s elected from the list or i nputted directly from keyboard. Minimum value is 2.
Maximum value is 80.
Zoom in/out
Edit Screen can be zoomed in/out by using the

Zoom combo box.
Zoom value can be selected from the list or inputted directly from keyboard. Minimum value is
50%. Maximum value is 800%.
User can hold down [Ctrl] and scroll up/down the mouse wheel to zoom in/out.
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Fit to screen
Right click on Edit Screen and select Fit to

Screen from context menu.
The Edit Screen will be zoomed to show all

objects/symbols fitting on the screen.
Display signal
All signals on Edit Screen can be turned off by selecting from Main menu: View -> Show
Signal Name.
To turn on all the signals, select from Main menu: View -> Show Signal Name one more
time.
Signals are turned on by default.
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6) Add measurement object
Show Signal List, drag Measurement signal

from the list and drag on Edit Screen.
Measurement object will be added on Edit

Screen.
Measurement object contains 3 components:

- Signal name
- Value format
- Unit
Each component is similar to a text area object: can be edited, moved, resized, copied, cut,
deleted or changed the property (Color only).
While user can select Signal name and Unit individually, if user selects Value format, the
whole measurement object will be selected. If Value format is deleted, measurement object will
be deleted.
Signal name and Unit can be c hanged by

select value from combo box on Properties panel.
(d) Undo/Redo
Click on Screen List or Edit Screen.
Select from Main menu: Edit -> Undo or click or press [Ctrl] + [Z] to undo the operations
of Screen List/Edit Screen.
Select from Main menu: Edit -> Redo or click or press [Ctrl] + [Y] to redo the operations
of Screen List/Edit Screen.
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(e) Tool
1) Check screen transition
Select from Main menu: Tool -> Check
Transition or c lick on Toolbar. Screen
Transition Check Tool dialog will be displayed.

This dialog will show how the current screen
looks like on the real device.
When user moves mouse over the touchable
areas, mouse shape will turn into and the

type of that symbol will be displayed as a Tooltip.
When user clicks on Screen Transition button,

screen will jump to the corresponding screen.
2) Compare screen list
Select from Main menu: Tool -> Compare List Screen or click on Toolbar. Screen List
Compare dialog will be displayed.
There are 2 columns on this dialogs:

- The left column is for source screens
(screens in Screen List when M IMIC
Configurator first starts)
- The right column is for destination
screens (screen in Screen List now)
Screens are highlighted with orange: Add new

(Screen is in destination screens list but not in
source screens list).
Screens are hi ghlighted with gray: Removed

(Screen is in source screen list but not in
destination screen list).
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Screens are highlighted with yellow: Modified
(Screen is in both 2 lists but the screen was
modified).
Screens are not highlighted: Nothing changes

(Screen is in both 2 lists but was not modified).
Double click on on e screen, Edit screen compare dialog will be displayed, show the detail
comparison of that screen.
The source state of the screen (the state when

MIMIC Configurator first starts) is drawn with blue.
The destination state of the screen (the current
state) is drawn with red.
Two check boxes on top-left corner of the dialog

are used to turn on/off source state and
destination state.
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3) Validate screen
Select from Main menu: Tool -> Check Validate
or click on Toolbar, Validate Check Tool
dialog will be displayed. On this dialog, there are

5 checkboxes corresponding to 5 conditions.
When user ticks one c heck box, all screens that

satisfy the corresponding condition will be
highlighted.
The meanings of checking conditions are listed in the table bellows:

Table 4. Check items
Checking Item Content Highlighted color
Check for screen not used No transition screen from anywhere Red
Check for time displaying Check for screen does not have time Cyan
symbol
Check for message area Check for screen does not have Khaki
message symbol
Check for having symbol not Check for screen has symbol which is Violet
signal assigned not signal assigned
Check for overlapping Check for screen has symbol lies over Green
another symbol.
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(f) Input Engineering Data Name

write in IED.
referred to in IED.

main menu.



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(g) Print
Click on Toolbar, Print dialog will
displayed, allow user setting the printer. After

finishing setting, user clicks OK to print current
selected screen.
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8.6 IEC61850 Configurator
8.6.1 Purpose
IEC61850 Configurator in one of the setting tools in GR-TIEMS. IEC61850 Configurator is used to
configure conversion data for IEC61850 protocol between G2 IED and SAS, including logical device,
logical node, Goose publish information and Goose subscribe information.
(1) Initially Display
User chooses to display IEC61850 Configurator in either detail mode or s imple mode. In detail
mode, more IEC61850 data is displayed.
(2) Create new IEC61850 data

User creates the whole brand-new IEC61850 data for an IED.
(3) Customize Logical Device

Users add new logical device or remove existent logical devices.
(4) Customize Logical Node

Users add, edit, remove Logical Node and edi t report control, setting control, GSE control for a
logical node.
(5) Read/export ICD file

Load IEC61850 data from an I CD file to add t o current IEDs IEC61850 data or export current
IEDs IEC61850 data to an ICD file.
(6) Read/export mapping data

User read IEC61850 mapping data from a CSV file to display on Mapping Table or export data in
Mapping Table to a CSV file.
(7) Signal assignment

User use IEC61850 Configurator to add signal to an attribute of a logical nodes logical object.
(8) Delete signal assignment

User select signals then choose to delete signal assignments for an IEDs logical node.
(9) Batch setting

User set Inverse, Period and Timing for an attribute of a Logical Nodes Logical Object.
(10) Manage goose publish information

Users create, export and delete current IEDs Goose Publish Information.
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(11) Manage goose subscribe information
Users create, export and delete current IEDs Goose Subscribe Information.
(12) Print
Print preview and print out logical device, Goose publishion and Goose subscribe information.
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8.6.3 How to use
(1) Start
- Click the IEC61850 by the GR-TIEMS Main Launcher.
- Select the Configurator -> Convertor -> Station Communication -> IEC61850 by the
GR-TIEMS Main Menu.
(2) Operation Procedure

(a) Initially Display
After IEC61850 Configurator starts, IEC61850 is

displayed in detail mode. In detail mode, the three
columns Inverse, Period(ssp), Timing in
Mapping Table of [Logical Node] panel are
displayed.
To switch IEC61850 Configurator to simple mode,
click button. In simple mode, the three
columns Inverse, Period, Timing(ssp) in

Mapping Table are not displayed.
To switch IEC61850 Configurator back to detail

mode, click button.
(b) Create new IEC61850 data

Click File -> New on main menu. This will create brand-new IEC61850 data for the current IED,
all previous data will be removed.
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(c) Customize Logical Device
1) Add new Logical Device
To open [Add Logical Device] dialog, on the main

menu, click on Edit -> Logical Device -> Add
or click on Logical Device -> Add Logical
Device or click on button on Toolbar. Input
name for the new logical device, then click OK to

continue or click Cancel to cancel adding new
logical device.
In [Edit Logical Node] dialog for LLN0 logical
node, customize LLN0 logical node for the new
logical device, in addition of default data (dim
items), user can customize other data (dark
items) for the new logical device, then click OK to
continue with all customized data or click Cancel
to keep the default data and continue.
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In [Edit Logical Node] dialog for LPHD node, input
prefix & LN Instance, then customize LPHD
logical node for the new logical device, in addition
of default data (dim items), user can customize
other data (dark items) for the new logical
devices LPHD node, then click OK add logical
device with LPHD node has all customized data
or click Cancel to add logical device with LPHD
node has default data.
The new logical device and its mapping data will

be display in [Logical Node] panel.
2) Remove a logical device
In the list of devices on Logical Node panel,

click on the device to be removed. Then on main
menu, click on Edit -> Logical Device ->
Remove or
Click on Logical Device -> Remove Logical
Device or
Click on button on Toolbar.
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remove or No to cancel removing.
(d) Customize a Logical Node

1) Add a new logical node to a logical device
In the list of devices on Logical Node panel,

click on the logical device. Then to add new
logical node, on the main menu, click on Edit ->
Logical Device -> Add or
Click on Logical Node -> Add Logical Node or
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On [Edit Logical Node] dialog, choose logical
node class for the new logical node in LN Class,
input prefix and logical node instance, in addition
of default data (dim items), user can customize
other data (dark items) for the new logical node.
Then click OK to add or Cancel to cancel adding.
After click OK to add, new logical node is added

to the device.
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2) Edit logical node
To open [Edit Logical Node] dialog, in the list of

devices on Logical Node window, right click on
the logical node, click on [Edit Logical Node] or
In the list of devices on Logical Node window,

click the logical node, then on main menu, either
click Edit -> Logical Node -> Edit -> Logical
Node or click Logical Node -> Edit Logical
Node.
After open [Edit Logical Node] dialog, in the

dialog, user modifies the prefix, logical node
instance and data of the logical node, then click
OK to save all changes or Cancel to cancel
editing.
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After click OK to save, the logical nodes changes
are represented in Logical Node window.
3) Edit Data Set of a logical node
To open [DataSet List] dialog, in the list of devices

on Logical Node window, right click on the
logical node, click on Edit DataSet or

select the logical node. Then on main menu either
click Edit -> Logical Node -> Edit -> DataSet
or click on Logical Node -> Edit DataSet.
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Add Data Set to the logical node
In [DataSet List] dialog, click Add.
In [Edit DataSet] dialog, input information for the

new DataSet
Name: DataSets name
LD Instance: DataSets logical device instance
LN Class: DataSets logical node class
DO Name: DataSets data object name
DA Name: DataSets data attribute name
FC: DataSets function constraint
Click OK to add or click Cancel to cancel adding.
In [DataSet List] dialog, new Data Set will appear

in DataSet list then click OK to save changes and
close [DataSet] list dialog.
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Edit a Data Set of a logical node
In [DataSet list] dialog, select the Data Set then

click Edit.
In [Edit DataSet] dialog, edit information of the

DataSet:
Name: Data Sets name
LD Instance: Data Sets logical device instance
LN Class: Data Sets logical node class
DO Name: Data Sets data object name
DA Name: Data Sets data attribute name
FC: Data Sets function constraint
Click OK confirm changes or click Cancel to
cancel editing.
After click OK in [Edit DataSet] dialog, the Data

Sets information is updated in [DataSet] list
dialog, then click OK button to save changes and
close [DataSet] list dialog.
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Copy a DataSet

click Copy.
[Edit DataSet] dialog is displayed, with value of

each item is automatically set to the value of
corresponding item of the selected Data Set.
User customizes the values if needed then click
OK to add new Data Set or click Cancel to cancel
copying.
After click OK in [Edit DataSet] dialog, new Data

Set will appear in [DataSet List] dialog then click
OK to save changes and close [DataSet] list
dialog.
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Remove a Data Set

click Remove.
On the message appearing, click Yes to remove

or click No to cancel removing.
Move up/down a Data Set

In [DataSet list] dialog, select the Data Set, then
to move the Data Set up/down in the list, either
click Up / Down or drag and drop the Data Set to
desired position.
4) Edit report control of a Logical Node
To open [Report Control List] dialog, in the list of

devices on Logical Node window, right click on
the logical node, click on Edit Report Control or
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click Edit -> Logical Node -> Edit -> Report
Control or click on Logical Node -> Edit Report
Control.
Add report control for a Logical Node
In [Report Control List] dialog, click Add.
In [Edit Report Control] dialog, input information

for the new report control
Name: new report controls name
Description: new report controls description
DataSet: new report controls data set
Integrity period: new report controls integrity
period
Report ID: report ID of new report controls
Configuration Revision: new report controls
configuration revision
Buffered: new report controls buffered
Buffered Time: new report controls buffered
time
Name, DataSet and Report ID are items that
must be set.
In Optional Field and Trigger Options field,
click on check box of desired option.
In Report Enabled field, input more information
for the new report control
Description: new report controls description of
report enabled
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Max: new report controls max value Click OK to add or click Cancel to cancel adding.
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Copy report control
In [Report Control List] dialog, select the report

control then click Copy.
[Edit Report Control] dialog is displayed, with

value of each item is automatically set to the
value of corresponding item of the selected report
control. User customizes the values if needed
then click OK to add a new report control or click
Cancel to cancel copying.
Edit report control
In [Report Control List] dialog, click on the report

control then click Edit.
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In [Edit Report Control] dialog, change
information of the report control, then click OK to
save changes or click Cancel to cancel editing.
Remove report control
In [Report Control List] dialog, click on the report

control then click Remove.
On the message appearing, click Yes to remove

or click Cancel to cancel removing.
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5) Edit setting control for a Logical Node of LLN0 class
To open [Edit Setting Control] dialog, in the list of

device on Logical Node window, right click on
the logical node, click on [Edit Setting Control] or

click on the logical node, then on main menu,
either click Edit -> Logical Node -> Edit ->
Setting Control or click Logical Node -> Edit
Setting Control.
Add new setting control
If the logical node has no setting control before, in

[Edit Setting Control] dialog, click Add.
Input information for setting control

Description: description of setting control
Number of Setting Group: number of setting
group in setting control
Active Setting Group: active setting group in
setting control
Click OK to add or click Cancel to cancel adding.
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Edit current setting control
Click Remove, then click Add and input new

information for setting control, then click OK
button to save or click Cancel to cancel editing.
6) Remove a Logical Node
In the list of device on Logical Node window,

right click on the logical node, click on [Remove
Logical Node] or

click Edit -> Logical Node -> Edit -> Remove
or click on Logical Node -> Remove Logical
Node.
In the [Caution] message, click Yes button to

remove or click No to cancel removing.
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(e) Import/Export CID files

1) Import CID file
On main menu, click File -> Import CID or click button on Toolbar.
Browse to the position of the CID file, click on that

file then click Open to open the file or click on
Cancel to cancel opening.
2) Export IEC61850 data to an CID file
On main menu, click File -> Export CID or click button on Toolbar.
Browse to the position where you want to save

the file, input the files name, then click Save to
save or click Cancel to cancel exporting.
(f) Import /Export mapping data

1) Import mapping data from CSV file
To Import data from a CSV file, on main menu, click File -> Import Mapping or
click button on Toolbar.
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Browse to the position of the CSV file, click on the
file then click Open. Data in the CSV file will be
mapped to current IEDs IEC6 data. Click Cancel
to cancel opening.
2) Export mapping data to CSV file

To export data in Mapping Table to a CSV file, on main menu, click File -> Export Mapping
or click button on Toolbar.
Browse to the position where you want to save

the file, input name for the file, click Save to save
or click Cancel to cancel exporting.
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(g) Assign a signal to an attribute of a Logical Nodes Logical Object
Click on t he signal in Signal List window, then

drag & drop the signal on the Name cell (in
Signal column) of the attribute.
The Name cell, Description cell in Signal

column and TableType cell of the attribute are
automatically set to values of name, description
and type of the dropped signal.
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(h) Delete signal assignment
Procedure to delete signal assignment of Logical Node is operated in Mapping Table.
1) Delete signal assignment of an attribute of a Logical Nodes Logical Object
Click the attributes row to select the attribute.
Right click on the attributes row, click [Clear].
In the [Question] message, click Yes button to

delete or click No to cancel deleting.
2) Delete signal assignment of a Logical Object
Click on t he logical objects row t o select the

logical object.
Right click on the logical objects row, click [Clear].
In the [Note] message, click Yes button to delete

or click No to cancel deleting.
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3) Delete signal assignment of a Logical Node
Click on the Object Reference cell whose value

points to the logical node to select all row of the
logical node.
Right click on the selected area, click [Clear].

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4) Delete signal assignment of all data of Logical Device
Click the title of Name column (a part of Signal

column) to select the whole column.
Right click on the selected column, click [Clear].

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(i) Batch setting
1) Inverse batch setting
Click on the title of Inverse column, all cells in

the column will be selected.
Right click on the selected area, click [Set

Inverse].
In [Inverse Setting] dialog, either click On to set

inverse to on status, click Off to set inverse to off
status, then click OK to continue or click Cancel
to cancel setting.
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save or click No to cancel setting.
2) Period batch setting
Click on the title of Period column, all cells in the

column will be selected.

Period].
In period setting dialog, input Period value then

click OK to continue or click Cancel to cancel
setting.

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3) Timing batch setting
Click on the title of Timing column, all cells in the
column will be selected.

Timing].
In timing setting dialog, input Timing value then

click OK to continue or click Cancel to cancel
setting.
The Timing value must be smaller than Period

value of the same attribute, if user input lager
value, a message box may appears, click OK
then input the Timing value again.

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(j) Manage Goose Publish information
1) Add a Logical Node to Goose Publish
To add a logical node to Goose Publish panel,

click the logical node then drag and drop to
Goose Publish panel.
The logical node will be added to Goose Publish

panel.
2) Remove a Logical Node in Goose Publish panel
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3) Edit GSE Control for a Goose Publish of LLN0 class
To open [GSE Control List] dialog, in the list of

device on Goose Publish window, right click on
the logical node, click on [Edit GSE Control] or
In the list of devices on Goose Publish window,

click on the logical node, then on main menu,
either click Edit -> Logical Node -> Edit ->
GSE Control or click Logical Node -> GSE
Control.
Edit a GSE control
In [Edit Report Control] dialog, change

information of the GSE control then click OK to
add or click Cancel to cancel editing.
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(k) Manage Goose Subscribe information

1) Create Goose Subscribe Information by adding from other IEDs Goose Transmitting Information
In Goose Subscribe panel click on the IED user

want to add its Goose transmitting information. An
IED cannot create Goose subscribe information
by adding its Goose transmitting information.
Choose GSE control.
The IEDs Goose Transmitting Information will be

displayed in the left of Goose Subscribe panel.
2) Create Goose Subscribe information by adding from ICD file Transmitting Information
Click button.
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Browse to position of the ICD file, click on the file cancel creating.
then click Open to continue or click Cancel to
Choose GSE control.
All Goose Transmitting Information will be

displayed in the left of Goose Subscribe panel.
3) Add Goose Subscribe information to Goose Subscribe list
Select one or more items in Goose Publish list

then click Add button.
All the selected publish information will be add to

Goose Subscribe list.
4) Delete Goose Subscribe information in Goose Subscribe list

Select one or more items in Goose Subscribe
list then click Delete.
All the selected publish information will be delete

from Goose Subscribe list.
5) Move up/down items in Goose Subscribe list
To move up or down sequent items in Goose

Subscribe list, select all the items then click Up
or Down.
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(3) Input Engineering Data Name

write in IED.
referred to in IED.

main menu.



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(4) Print
To open print dialog, click File -> Print on main menu.
IEC61850 Configurator can print out signal

assignment information (mapping data displayed
in mapping table) and Goose information, choose
content to print by click on the three check boxes
Mapping data, Goose Publish Information and
Goose Subscribe Information. Users choose to
print mapping data in either single mode or detail
mode by tick Detail Mode or Single Mode.
To preview all the content before print, click

Preview.
Click Print to print or click Cancel to cancel

printing.
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8.7 IEC 60870-5-103 Configuration
8.7.1 Purpose
Users use IEC 60870-5-103 to perform communications between other IEDs and edi t data of G2
IEDs. IEC 60870-5-103 data has IEC 60870-5-103 Slave and IEC 60870-5-103 Master data. Either
Slave Data or Master Data can be edited at a time.

IEC 60870-5-103 module has IEC 60870-5-103 Slave and IEC 60870-5-103 Master. At a time, either
Slave or Master mode is used (Currently slave mode is only supported).
Both of the modes have some functions as below:
(1) Manage Items

(a) Import data from CSV file
IEC 60870-5-103 data of a slave IED can be imported from a CSV file. Import IEC 60870-5-103
data from a csv file (Slave mode). Import IEC 60870-5-103 data from a CS V file for a s elected
slave IED (Master mode).
(b) Edit items

The user edits a data item using an Edit dialog. Edit a data item of a selected group of ASDUs
(Slave mode). Edit a data item of a selected group of ASDUs of a slave IED (Master mode).
(c) Arrange items

Re-arrange one or more data items by drag-drop action for a selected type of ASDU (Slave mode).
Re-arrange one or more data items by drag-drop action for a selected type of ASDU of a slave IED
(Master mode).
(2) Manage IEC 60870-5-103 Process

(a) Create new data
Clear all existing data and update screen for Slave mode. Remove all slave IEDs and their data,
update screen for Master mode.
(b) Register slave IED

This functionality is for Master mode only. The user adds one new s lave IED by selecting Add
Slave IED from Edit main menu or from context menu in the tree view.
(c) Delete slave IED

This functionality is for Master mode only. It allows the user to delete a s lave IED in two ways.
Select context menu. Select the IED in the tree and then select Edit/Delete Slave IED from main
menu.
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(d) Change Slave name
This functionality is for Master mode only. It allows the user to change name of a slave IED.
(e) Export data to CSV file
Export IEC 60870-5-103 data of the slave IED to a CS V file (Slave mode). Export IEC
60870-5-103 data of a selected slave IED to a CSV file (Master mode).
(f) Register signal

For Master mode only, the user registers a signal to the signal list.
(g) Delete signal

For Master mode only, the user deletes a registered signal.
(h) Edit dialog prototype

That will be used for editing IEC 60870-5-103 data.
(i) External Interfaces

IEC 60870-5-103 is interfaced with three other functions as follows. Exchange IEC 60870-5-103
data of master or s lave IEDs. Writing logging records of IEC 60870-5-103 operations. Check
access level for each operation before proceeding.
(j) Logging and Access Security

Following operations are logged: Edit data, Import/Export data, Add/Delete/Rename slave IED,
Add/Remove a signal. Access control is in accordance with requirement of ASEC function. Viewer:
allowed to view only. Engineer: enabled to view and edit data. Manager: not allowed to run IEC
60870-5-103 function.
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(3) Manage IEC 60870-5-103 Display
(a) Tree view style
The slave IED is represented by the root tree item.

Its direct child items represent different groups of
ASDUs. The master IED is represented by the
root tree item. Its direct child items represent
associated slave IEDs. Each item representing a
slave IED has its child items that represent
different groups of ASDUs.
(b) List view style
That will be used for displaying IEC 60870-5-103

data.
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8.7.3 How to use
(1) Start
- Click the IEC 60870-5-103 by the GR-TIEMS Main Launcher.
- Select the Configurator -> Convertor -> IED Communication -> IEC61870-5-103 by the
GR-TIEMS Main Menu.

(a) Manage Items
1) Import data from CSV file
The user selects File -> Import CSV... from menu or tool bar of IEC 60870-5-103.
The user also clicks on toolbar.
An Open File dialog is used, with default location

being My Documents and file filter of .CSV type.
User select CSV file and c licks Open button in
open dialog to load file.
A message displayed when load file fails.
2) Edit Item.
User can edit data in list view directly.
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Or the user focuses in list view and click Edit -> Edit Item on main menu to display edit dialog.
The user also clicks on the toolbar to open
Edit dialog.
And user can select "Edit Item" on the context menu in list view to display Edit dialog.
An Edit dialog is displayed on the screen allows

user can edit content of item selected.
The user edits one item at a time. If multiple items are selected and the user right-clicks on them,
Edit Item item of the context menu is disabled.
Once the dialog appears, the user can modify data and perform following actions:
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The user click OK button of Edit dialog, content is
saved and close dialog.
The user click Apply button of Edit dialog, content

is saved but not close dialog.
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The user click Cancel button of Edit dialog,
content is not changed and dialog is closed.
The user click Next button of Edit dialog
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The user click Next button of Edit dialog
Ask the user to save changes (if any) before
navigating away. Click Yes button to save
modified data. Select No button to do not save.
Navigate to next data item in list view (update Edit
dialog) Disable Next button if data item is at list's
end, Enable Previous button if it is disabled.
The user click Prev button of Edit dialog
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The user click Prev button of Edit dialog
Ask the user to save changes (if any) before
navigating away. Click Yes button to save
modified data. Select No button to do not save.
Disable Prev button if data item is at the top
Enable Next button if it is disabled.
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3) Arrange Item
The user rearranges data items of a group of

ASDUs of a s lave IED by drag-drop actions on
the list view. Multiple data items can be dragged
from one position and dropped onto a new
position in the list view.
Data item before arranged. User select data item
at position 7 in No column and drag-drop to
position between 4 and 5 in No column as picture
beside.
Data item after arranged.
(b) Manage IEC 60870-5-103 Process

1) Create new IEC 60870-5-103 data
The user selects File -> New item from main menu.
The user also click icon on toolbar.
After user click icon, all existing data
cleared and update screen for Slave mode.
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2) Export data to CSV file
The user focuses a Slave and select Export from File of main menu to export data to CSV
file.
The user also focuses a Slave and click
icon of toolbar to export data to CSV file.
Or the user right click on the Slave focused to

display context menu and select Export Data to
File in context menu to export data to CSV file.
When export data function is selected. A dialog

displayed on the screen. User selects location to
store data and click Save button a file name with
format .csv file will be created and store all data of
Slave (for Slave mode) and dat a of Slave
selected (for Master mode). User click Cancel
button and data is not saved to CSV file.
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8.8 Modbus Configurator

8.8.1 Purpose
Users use Modbus protocol to perform communications between other IEDs and edit data of G2 IEDs.
Modbus data has Modbus Slave and Modbus Master data. Either Slave Data or Master Data can be
edited at a time.

(1) About Modbus
Modbus has four types of data types and attributes called Modbus Data Model, and the Modbus
Data Model consists of Modbus Address which has a unique number each.
(a) Modbus Data Model
According to the Standard, there are four types shown in the list below, and t he address is
systemized according to the types.
Data Model Data Type Attribute
Discretes Input Single bit Read-Only

Coils Single bit Read-Write
Input Registers 16-bit word Read-Only
Holding Registers 16-bit word Read-Write
(b) Modbus Address

The Modbus Address is a unique number which specifies memory area of a slave unit which is
designated by a master unit with the Function Code. The Modbus Address needs to be specified in
advance by a slave unit.
The Modbus Address can be expressed in a positive integer in five figures from 00000 to 65536.
One Modbus Address has a memory area of 16 bits.
(2) Slave Function

This is the function to assign a Data ID to the Modbus Address.
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Modbus Configurator is to
Modbus Master Modbus Slave
assign a Modbus
Addressand a Data ID.

Request Read 00001
Modbus Address Data ID
00001 42001204020005
00002 42001206040002
Response 00001(Data ID:4200120202005 )
00003 42001206030003
00004 42001206024804
00005 42001202020504
42001202020505
42001202020506
42001202020507
Figure 9. Image of Modbus Communication
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(a) Modbus Address for GR-Series
The Data Type (Data ID) of GR-Series IEDs have following types: Boolean, Bit, 8-bit, 16-bit, 32-bit,
64-bit and characteristics. The Table 5 shows the Modbus Address map system for GR-Series
IEDs. Configuration needs to be followed according to this classification.
Table 5. GR-Series Modbus Address map system

Modbus Address Data Model Data Type Attribute Description
00000 - - - No use
00001~05000 Discretes Input Single bit Read-Only Boolean, Bit
05001~10000 - - - Reserved
10001~15000 Coils Single bit Read-Write Boolean, Bit
15001~20000 - - - Reserved
20001~21000 Input Registers 16-bit word Read-Only 8bit, 16bit
21001~23000 32bit
23001~27000 64bit
27001~40000 Text, Record Data
40001~41000 Holding Registers 16-bit word Read-Write 8bit, 16bit
41001~43000 32bit
43001~47000 64bit
47001~65536 Text, Record Data
(3) Engineering method

There are two ways to conduct configuration of Modbus mapping.
(a) Mapping of Modbus Address and Data ID
Assign a Data ID to a specified Modbus Address classified as shown in the Table 5 above.
A user can assign the Data ID on the signal list to the Modbus Address which is classified by Data
Model and Data Type by drag and drop.
This tool can automatically assign the Modbuss Address by judging from attribute of the Data ID.
(b) Mapping of Function Code (FC) of specific use and Data ID
Assign Data ID for following two types of FC.
1) Read Exception Status (FC=0x07)
It is used to inform a master unit of exception event (maximum 8 statuses) of a Slave unit.
The GR-TIEMS can configure the information by selecting an arbitrary signal from the Signal
List (exception events 1 to 8). The object is a binary value only and numerical figures cannot be
set.
2) Return Diagnostics register (Included Diagnostics FC=0x08) for only Serial communication
It is used to inform a master unit of a diagnosis information such as communication status and
internal failure (maximum 16 statuses).
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The GR-TIEMS can configure the information by selecting an arbitrary signal from the Signal
List (diagnosis information 1 to 16). The object is a binary value only and numerical figures
cannot be set.
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8.8.3 How to use
(1) Start
- Click the Modbus by the GR-TIEMS Main Launcher.
- Select the Configurator -> Convertor -> IED Communication -> Modbus by the
GR-TIEMS Main Menu.

(a) Create new Modbus slave mapping data
Click New Icon on the Tool bar or execute File ->

New command.
(b) Change display mode
User can change display mode between the Simple

mode and the Detail mode.
In the Detail mode, user can set the more detail
information (Period and Timing). These
information are important for IEDs behavior,
therefore basically these changes not
recommended.
(c) Signal assignment for the Modbus Address
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User can drag & drop from any signal of the Signal
List to the Modbus Address area.
This tool automatically assign to the Modbus
Address at your selected signals attributes.
If user already knows signals attributes, user can
drop signal to the reserved Modbus Address.
(d) Change assigned the Modbus Address
User can change the Modbus Address directly.

After double click the Modbus Address, this area
become edit mode and user can change value using
keyboard.
The value is correct, user press [Enter] key on the
keyboard.
If changes value already used another signal, then

each related Modbus Addresss background color
will be changed from normal to red.
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(e) Re-numbering the Modbus Address
The Modbus Address will lose continuity with each

engineering work.
As this time, you want to re-numbering the Modbus
Address.
This command execute from Edit -> Re-numbering
menu, and after finished this command, all Modbus
Address scope will be renumbered continuously.
(f) Filtering
User can display Modbus Address using filter.
(g) Signal assignment for the Specific Function Code
In the Specific Function Code, one is the Read

Exception Status, one is the Return Diagnostics
Register.
Each code can create signal by drag & drop from
the Signal List.
Drag & drop item of the Signal List that can be
assigned only any signal. User cannot assign any
measurement items.
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(h) Input Engineering Data Name

write in IED.
referred to in IED.

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(i) Print
User can print current displayed items by filter

conditions.
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Revision-up Records
Rev. and Section Approved Prepared
Change place and contents Checked by
Date (page) by by
0.00 First issue J. Nagata

Sep. 18 2013 Sep. 30
All Revise screen shot for some functions.
0.01 J. Nagata J. Nagata
Change screen shot for DC-AI setting.
Oct. 1 2013 Oct. 1 Oct. 7
Add function (Input Engineering Data Name).
0.02 (Page 11) Revise 3: Installing GR-TIEMS J. Nagata J. Nagata

Nov.28 2013 Nov. 28 Nov. 28
0.03 (Page 8 and XP operating system is deleted K. Shibata T. Kaneko

Jan. 9 2015 others) Added DNP3 setting being provided in the future Jan. 9 Jan. 8
0.04 (Page 261-271) Removed typos in the IEC103 explanations F. Kawano K. Shibata T. Kaneko
July 31 2015 July. 31 July. 30 July. 30
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2.1.1 Minimum System Configuration 7

2.1.2 Access from a Local PC 7

2.1.3 Access via Ethernet LAN 8

2.2 Functional Overview........................................................................................................................9

2.3 Notations .......................................................................................................................................10

5.1.2 Function Overview 12

5.1.3 How to use 12

5.2 Print / Print Preview / Print Setting ................................................................................................38

5.2.2 Function Overview 38

5.2.3 How to use 38

5.3 Print Manager................................................................................................................................40

5.3.2 Function Overview 40

5.3.3 How to use 40

5.4 Compare .......................................................................................................................................42

5.4.2 Function Overview 42

5.4.3 How to use 42

5.5 Label Creator ................................................................................................................................47

5.5.2 Function Overview 47

5.5.3 How to use 49

5.6 Logging .........................................................................................................................................52

5.6.2 Function Overview 52

5.6.3 How to use 52

5.7 Option ...........................................................................................................................................53

5.7.2 Function Overview 53

5.7.3 How to use 53

5.8 Change User .................................................................................................................................55

5.8.2 Function Overview 55

5.8.3 How to use 55

5.9 Clear Record .................................................................................................................................57

5.9.2 Function Overview 57

5.9.3 How to use 57

5.10 Double Command Block ...............................................................................................................59

5.10.2 Function Overview 59

5.10.3 How to use 59

6.1.2 Function Overview 61

6.1.3 How to use 62

7.1.1 Start mode 80

7.2 Fault record ...................................................................................................................................80

7.2.2 Function Overview 80

7.2.3 How to use 82

7.3 Disturbance Record ......................................................................................................................91

7.3.3 Common function 93

7.3.4 Oscillo graph 104

7.3.5 Vector Graph 117

7.3.6 Relay Operation Analysis 128

7.3.7 Harmonics Graph 136

7.3.8 3D-Harmonics Graph 139

7.3.9 Measurement Table 143

7.4 Event List ....................................................................................................................................146

7.4.1 Purpose 146

7.4.2 Function Overview 146

7.4.3 How to use 147

8. Setting Tools 157

8.1.1 Purpose 157

8.1.2 Function Overview 157

8.1.3 How to use 157

8.2 Setting I/O ...................................................................................................................................163

8.2.1 Purpose 163

8.2.2 Function Overview 163

8.2.3 How to use 164

8.3 Setting Event List ........................................................................................................................180

8.3.1 Purpose 180