Day 3 - 10.45 - 12.15 Reydisp Manager IEC61850 Practical - Part 3

IEC-61850 Practical Example
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Overview
The following presentation gives step by • Practical Test 1: Function Key LED 3
step instructions to 3 practical examples
with Reyrolle protection relays. • Practical Test 2: Reverse Interlocking 33
The examples show some of the • Practical Test 3: LED Loop Test 60
functionalities available with IEC-61850
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Function LED - Overview
Description of Example:
Test Communication between IED’s
Configure function Key 1 on IED-A to: Configure function Key 2 on IED-A to:
1. Activate LED 1 on IED-A 1. Reset LED 1 on both IED’s

2. A signal will be transmitted to IED-B via a GOOSE
message over the IEC-61850 station bus to activate
LED 1 on IED-B.

Reyrolle Protection Relay – Front Fascia
LED Displays
LCD Display
Function Keys
Navigation Keys

Test Architecture and Information Flow
Ethernet Switch
IEC61850
IP 192.168.1.10
GOOSE
ReyDisp Manager PC
IP: 192.168.1.1
Function keys:
F1 (signal ON)
IED A IED A
F2 (signal OFF)
IP: 192.168.1.100 IP: 192.168.1.101
Incoming Feeder (IF) Outgoing Feeder (OF)

PC Settings for Ethernet Communication
1. Set the IP Address of the

Reydisp Manager PC
• Start ->
• Settings ->
• Local Area Connection ->
• Select “Properties”

PC Settings for Ethernet Communication
1. Set the IP Address of the

Reydisp Manager PC
• Select “Interenet Protocol
(TCP/IP)”
• Select “Properties”
• Select “Use the following IP
Address”
• Insert IP address “192.168.1.1”
• Insert Subnet mask

Create Project in Reydisp Manager
• Create new Project:

“File” -> “New”
• Add IED A & B to your project in
Reydisp Manager
• Select “Add” -> Select “Device”
• Select settings Template in
accordance with the device
MLFB
• Add Devices as required

IEC61850 – Assigning IED Name
• Right click over IED and select

“Properties”
• Under “IEC 61850” tab, enter
IED name
• Each IED in a IEC 61850
network needs to be assigned a
unique IED Name.

IEC 61850 – IED Settings
• Assign IP Address to each

device
• Select “Configure Interface”
• Select “Interface type” –
Optical or Electrical
• Assign IP Address to device
- DeviceA: 192.168.1.100
- DeviceB: 192.168.1.101

Configure DeviceA - Logic
• Select the Device

• In Task pane select “ReyLogic
Express”
• To add new logic diagram:
Select File -> New Diagram
• To rename new diagram:
Right Click over diagram 1 and
select “Rename Diagram”

• Logic required for DeviceA:

F1: Activate LED 1
Send output signal to DeviceB
F2: Reset LED & Output signal
• Drag & Drop following Logic Symbols and Signals

onto diagram from the menu structure:
Latch, Function Key 1 & 2, Single Point Output, User
Output
• Click and Drag to connect Logic symbols and signals

together.
• Configure Logic as seen in example provided.
• Select “File -> Save”
• Close Reylogic Express

Configure DeviceA - Settings
• Select DeviceA
• Select “Setting Editor”
• Settings required for DeviceA:

Configure DeviceA - Settings
• In the Settings Editor navigate to:

->Output Config / Output Matrix
Map “User Output 1” to “L1”
Set “L1” (LED 1) to be “Self Reset”
• Select “File” -> “Save”
• Close Settings editor

Configure DeviceB - Logic
• Logic required for DeviceB

Activate LED 1 when input signal is true
• Drag & Drop following Logic Symbols and Signals onto
diagram from the menu structure:
Single Point Input (SPCSO1) & User Output 1
• Click & Drag to connect Logic symbols & signals

together.

Configure DeviceB - Settings
• Settings required for DeviceB:

Map “User Output 1” to “LED 1”
Set “LED 1” to be a self-reset LED
• In the Settings Editor navigate to:
Map “User Output 1” to “L1”
Set “L1” (LED 1) to be “Self Reset
LED”

Adding a IEC 61850 Station
• Add a IEC 61850 Station

• Select “Add”
• Select “Station”
• A station will be added with a default
name “New Station”

Adding Devices to IEC 61850 Station
• To Add Devices to the station

Right Click on the station
Select “Properties”
• In Properties window
Select “Station Devices” tab
Select “DeviceA” & “DeviceB”
Select “Add to Station”
Select “OK”

System Configurator
• System Configurator is used to:

Configure Network
GOOSE messaging
Reports & Logs
• Select IEC61850 Station
• Select “System Configurator”

System Configurator – Assign Network IP Address
“Auto IP”
• Select “Network” Tab
• Select “DeviceA”
In the “Properties” window (Right-side)
Insert IP address “192.168.1.100” & Subnet Mask
“255.255.255.0”
• An IP address needs to be assigned to each Device.

• Each IP can be assigned individually or automatically
by selecting “Auto IP” (Auto IP is only enabled after
assigning IP to first device)

System Configurator – GOOSE Application
• Select “GOOSE” Tab

• Add new “GOOSE Application”
• A GOOSE message is a Multicast Message
• All Transmitting devices (Source) and
Subscribing devices (Destination) must be
configured

System Configurator – Creating a GOOSE Link between Devices
(Source & Destination)
• To add Source and Destination to GOOSE

application: Drag & Drop from Source &
Destination Catalogues (Bottom Pane) into
GOOSE application
• Navigate in Source Catalogue:
DeviceA/CTRL/SPo32GGIO (User SP Output
Block 1)/IND1 (Single point Data 01)
• Navigate in Destination Catalogue:

DeviceB/CTRL/SPI64GGIO1 (User SP Input
Blocks)/SPCSO1 (Single Point Data 01)
• Repeat this process for any additional

GOOSE links

System Configurator
• Interconnections are always

combined in GOOSE
applications. This is ideal to
keep an overview even in the
case of a huge amount of inter-
connected information.

System Configurator – Creating SCL file
• Saving is carried out autmaically

when closing System
Configurator
• When System Configurator
closes it creates a standard SCL
file of the IEC61850 station.
• This file can can thus be directly
processed by an automation
system such as, for example,
SICAM PAS, or evaluated by
configuration tools from other
manufacturers.

System Configurator
• If changes are made, a popup

alerts you in order to actualize
all communication participants
who have been updated
• Wait while Background Tasks
update station Information

Sending Configuration to Device
• Configuration can be sent to the device by selecting

“Sync Device” or “Project Sync”
• When sending initital configuration with new IP address,
settings can only be sent through COM2 Port at the front
of the device with a USB Cable
• Select “Device”
• Select “Sync Device”

Sending Configuration to Device – Sync Device
• Select Device
• Select “Comms Settings”

Sending Configuration to Device – Comm Settings
• Configure Communication settings

with the device
• Select “Serial Port”
• Select Communication port used by
your PC
EG: “Com4 – Siemens Protection
Device Relay”
• Once IP has been assigned to the
Relay synchronisation with the device
can be sent over Ethernet

Sending Configuration to Device – Sending Configuration
• Configuration settings are now ready to be sent

to the device
• Select “Send Changes”
• If device needs to be restarted select “Yes”
• Repeat process for all devices (Please note to
connect USB cable to correct device)
• Devices are now ready for testing

Communication Check – Ping Test (optional)
• Send a ping command to each

Device to test communication
• Start -> Run
• Type “CMD” in run window
• In command window type “ping
192.168.1.100”
• If reply is successful, repeat for
DeviceB

Function Key Practical Test
• Ensure both devices have restarted
• Pressing the F1 function key on Device A will light LED 1

Device A, and will send a GOOSE message to Device B.
• Device B will receive the GOOSE message, which will light

LED1.
• Pressing the F2 function key on Device A will clear LED 1 on

DeviceA and will send a GOOSE message to Device B.
• Device B will receive the GOOSE message which will clear

LED1.

Practical Test 2
Reverse Interlocking
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Reverse Interlocking - Overview
Description of example:
Create the reverse interlocking for 2 devices in the outgoing unit (Devices B/C) and for 1 device (Device
A) in the incoming unit via the IEC61850 station
Proceed as follows:
1. Create device parameter sets
2. Parameterize off-line: Select the information in the individual devices
3. Save the parameter sets
4. Create the IEC61850 station
5. Add the devices to the IEC61850 station
6. In the IEC61850 station, set the IP addresses and configure GOOSE
7. Save and update the IEC61850 station
8. Initialize the protection devices
9. With testing equipment: Simulate faults within / outside the busbar
10. Check the reaction in the incoming unit
11. Check all signals with the troubleshooting tools
Reverse Interlocking - Overview
1: Fault in the outgoing unit (DeviceC).
DeviceC picks up and sends a

Load Flow 7SR22 blocking signal to DeviceA to inhibit
Device A protection.
Blocking Signal
2 t = 100ms (50-1)
t = 900ms (50-2) DeviceC trips @300ms and
provides protection to the network.
2: Fault on the busbar - In the

7SR22 7SR22
Device C
Incoming unit (DeviceA).
Device B
1 t = 300ms (50-1) t = 600ms (50-1) No Pick up at DeviceB & C, thus no
Pick Up (50-1) Pick Up (50-1) blocking signal sent to deviceA.
DeviceA trips @100ms and provides

protection to the network.

Reverse Interlocking - Architecture
Switch
ReyDisp Manager PC
IP: 192.168.1.1
Outgoing Outgoing Incoming

unit 2 unit 1 unit
Device C Device B Device A

Reverse Interlocking - Device Configuration Overview
• Three devices (Device A, Device B & Device C) assigned to the same station.
• 50-1 Enabled on Device A with 100ms operate time. 50-2 Enabled on Device A with 900ms operate time (failsafe).
• 50-1 Enabled on Device B with 600ms operate time.
• 50-1 Enabled on Device C with 300ms operate time
• 50-1 Pick Up on Device B or C generates a GOOSE mapped to the inhibit of 50-1 on Device A.

• Create new Project

File -> New
• Add IED A, B & C to your project
in Reydisp Manager
MLFB


“Properties”
IED name
unique IED Name.


device
- DeviceA: 192.168.1.100
- DeviceB: 192.168.1.101
- DeviceC: 192.168.1.102

Configure Incoming Unit DeviceA - Settings
• Select “Setting Editor”

• Enable FUNCTION CONFIG > Gn Phase
Overcurrent
• In CURRENT PROT’N > PHASE OVERCURRENT

50-1
Enable Gn 50-1 Element

Set Gn 50-1 Setting (xIn) to 1.5
Set Gn 50-1 Delay (s) to 0.1

Configure Incoming Unit DeviceA – Settings (2)
• In CURRENT PROT’N > PHASE OVERCURRENT 50-2

• In OUTPUT CONFIG > OUTPUT MATRIX
Map 50-1 to BO2 (Binary Output 2)



Express”
Select “File” -> “New Diagram”


A blocking signal will be mapped to SPI Goose 1&2.
When Device A receives a blocking signal from DeviceB
or DeviceC, protection element 50-1 will inhibit from
operation.
• Drag & Drop following Logic Symbols and Signals on to
diagram from the menu structure:
Or gate, Single Point Input 1 & 2, Inhibit 50-1
• Click and Drag to connect Logic symbols and signals
together.

Configure Outgoing Unit DeviceB & DeviceC - Settings
• Configure Setting for both DeviceB & DeviceC

Outgoing Unit (Device B) Settings
Overcurrent
50-1
Outgoing Unit (Device C) Settings

Overcurrent
50-1

Configure Outgoing Unit DeviceB & DeviceC – Settings (2)
• Apply Settings to Outgoing Units: Device B & Device C
• In OUTPUT CONFIG > OUTPUT MATRIX




Select “DeviceA”, “DeviceB” &
“DeviceC”
Select “OK”

System Configurator - Open
• Configure Network, GOOSE messaging and Reports

with “System Configurator”

“Auto IP”
“255.255.255.0”



configured

• Drag & Drop to add Source and Destination

to GOOSE application
DeviceB/PROT/A50PTOC1/STR/SPC_General
Navigate in Destination Catalogue:

• Repeat process for Device C

Source:
DeviceC/PROT/A50PTOC1/STR/SPC_General
Destination:

System Configurator – GOOSE Properties
• Assign Name and Description to the

GOOSE Application
• Set the Communication Profile of the

GOOSE Application to “Priority High”


when closing System
Configurator
manufacturers.

System Configurator



“Sync Device” or Project Sync”
• When sending initital configuration with new IP address
setting can only be with a USB lead through COM2 port
at the front of the device

• Select Device


with the device
your PC
Device Relay”


to the device
• Devices are now ready for testing

Reverse Interlocking - Practical
1. With testing equipment: Simulate faults I (outside busbar) & Fault 2 (within busbar)
2. Check the reaction in the incoming unit
3. Check all signals with troubleshooting tools

Practical Test 3
LED – Loop Test
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LED Loop Test - Overview
1. Create a LED Loop between two IED’s
2. Output signal of DeviceA is mapped to DeviceB
3. Output signal of DeviceB is mapped to DeviceA
4. A Pickup/Dropoff timer & NOT gate applys a delay for change of signal

Test Architecture and Information Flow
Ethernet Switch
IEC61850
IP 192.168.1.10
GOOSE
ReyDisp Manager PC
IP: 192.168.1.1
IED A IED A
IP: 192.168.1.100 IP: 192.168.1.101
Incoming Feeder (IF) Outgoing Feeder (OF)

• Create new Project

“File” -> “New”
• Add IED A, B & C to your project
in Reydisp Manager
MLFB


“Properties”
IED name
unique IED Name.


device
- DeviceA: 192.168.1.100
- DeviceB: 192.168.1.101


Express”
Select “File” -> “New Diagram”


Goose Input on Device A is mapped to a Goose
Output and a user output through a Pickup/Dropoff
Timer
Drag & Drop following Logic Symbols and Signals
on to diagram from the menu structure:
NOT gate, Pickup/Dropoff Timer, Single Point Input 1,
Single Point output 1 & User Output 1
• Click and Drag to connect Logic symbols and

signals together.

Configure DeviceB - Logic
• Logic required for DeviceB:

Goose Input on Device B is mapped to a Goose
Output and user output
• Drag & Drop following Logic Symbols and Signals
on to diagram from the menu structure:
Single Point Input1, Single Point output 1 & User
Output 1
• Click and Drag to connect Logic symbols and

signals together.

Device A & Device B - Settings
• Settings applied to DeviceA & DeviceB

• Output Config/Output Matrix
Map “L1” to “User Output 1”
• Output Config/Output Matrix
Set “L1” as a “Self Reset LED”
• Save and Close Setting editor




Select “DeviceA”, “DeviceB” &
“DeviceC”
Select “OK”

System Configurator


“Auto IP”
“255.255.255.0”



configured

• Drag & Drop to add Source and Destination to

GOOSE application
DeviceA/CTRL/SPo32GGIO/IND1 (Single point
Data 01)
• Navigate in Destination Catalogue:
DeviceB/CTRL/SPI64GGIO1/SPCSO1 (Single
Point Data 01)
• Repeat for DeviceB

Source:
DeviceA/CTRL/SPo32GGIO/IND1 (Single point
Data 01)
Destination:
DeviceB/CTRL/SPI64GGIO1/SPCSO1 (Single
Point Data 01)


when closing System
Configurator
manufacturers.

System Configurator



“Sync Device” or Project Sync”
• When sending initital configuration with new IP address
setting can only be with a USB lead through COM2 port
at the front of the device

• Select Device


with the device
your PC
Device Relay”


to the device
• Devices are now updated. LED1 on both
devices should now be flashing.

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Function Key - LED

1. Activate LED 1 on IED-A 1. Reset LED 1 on both IED’s

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Incoming Feeder (IF) Outgoing Feeder (OF)

1. Set the IP Address of the

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1. Set the IP Address of the

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• Create new Project:

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• Right click over IED and select

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• Assign IP Address to each

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• Select the Device

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• Logic required for DeviceA:

Send output signal to DeviceB

F2: Reset LED & Output signal

• Drag & Drop following Logic Symbols and Signals

• Click and Drag to connect Logic symbols and signals

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• In the Settings Editor navigate to:

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• Logic required for DeviceB

Single Point Input (SPCSO1) & User Output 1

• Click & Drag to connect Logic symbols & signals

• Configure Logic as seen in example provided.

• Select “File” -> “Save”

• Close Reylogic Express

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• Settings required for DeviceB:

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• Add a IEC 61850 Station

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• To Add Devices to the station

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• System Configurator is used to:

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• An IP address needs to be assigned to each Device.

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• Select “GOOSE” Tab

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• To add Source and Destination to GOOSE

• Navigate in Destination Catalogue:

• Repeat this process for any additional

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• Interconnections are always

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• Saving is carried out autmaically

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• If changes are made, a popup

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• Configuration can be sent to the device by selecting

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• Configure Communication settings

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• Configuration settings are now ready to be sent