BLUE JAY BJ194J-9SY Arc Flash Protection Relay User Manual
- August 15, 2024
- BLUE JAY
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BLUE JAY BJ194J-9SY Arc Flash Protection Relay
AFR-3S Arc Flash Protection Relay
Specifications:
- Model: AFR-3S
- Main Function: Arc fault detection and protection
- Operating Voltage: Medium and high-voltage power distribution systems
- Detection Criteria: Current, voltage, electric power
- Protection Action: Quick power supply disconnection
- Principle: Dual-criteria arc light and overcurrent detection
- Features: Fast protection action, high reliability
Product Usage Instructions
Installation:
Ensure the product is earthed reliably. Avoid dropping the product during
installation to prevent damage. Connect terminal blocks firmly to avoid
consequences due to dropping. Install according to terminal definitions and do
not wire randomly.
Operation:
Avoid plugging or unplugging the circuit board during normal operation to
prevent data loss. Do not change the rated value randomly; changes should only
be made by relevant professionals. After installation and energizing, do not
touch exposed terminals or place the product in a damp area to avoid leakage
and short circuits.
Maintenance:
Regularly inspect the relay for any signs of damage or wear. Ensure all
connections are secure. Follow any maintenance guidelines provided in the user
manual.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What are the main applications of the AFR-3S Arc Flash Protection
Relay?
A: The main applications include reducing harm to human body from arc
light, minimizing equipment damage from arc short-circuit faults, protecting
transformers from bus failure, ensuring stable operation of power substations,
and more.
Q: How does the AFR-3S Arc Flash Protection Relay detect arcs?
A: The relay detects arcs by monitoring parameters such as current,
voltage, and electric power. It operates based on a dual-criteria principle of
arc light detection and overcurrent detection.
Q: What should be done if there is a need to change the rated value of the
relay?
A: Any changes to the rated value should only be done by relevant
professionals who have the necessary expertise in handling such adjustments to
ensure proper functioning of the relay.
Read me
When you use AFR-3, be sure to read this user manual carefully, and be able to
fully understand the implications, the correct guidance of operations in
accordance with user manual, which will help you make better use of arc
protection device, and help to solve the various problems at the scene.
- This product must be earthed reliably.
- Do not drop this product during installation to avoid damage to this product.
- The terminal blocks must be connected firmly to avoid serious consequences caused by dropping.
- Please do not plug or unplug the circuit board during the normal operation of this product; otherwise, the data of this product will be lost and the product may not operate normally.
- The rated value is not changed randomly and it can be only changed by relevant professionals.
- When installing, please install this product according to the terminal definition, and do not wire randomly.
- After installation and energizing, do not touch the exposed terminals and the bare parts of the power supply and do not place this product in a damp area to avoid leakage and short circuit at the terminals.
SUMMARIZE
AFR-3S Arc flash relays are mainly used to detect arc faults in electrical
systems and protect equipment and personnel in electrical systems from arc
faults. The arc flash protection relay can detect arcs by monitoring
parameters such as current, voltage, and electric power, and quickly
disconnect the power supply before an electrical fire occurs, thereby reducing
the risk of fire.
AFR-3S Arc flash relay is usually used in medium and high-voltage power distribution systems, control cabinets, transformers, generators, motors, and other electrical equipment. They adopt the dual-criteria principle of arc light detection and overcurrent detection and have the characteristics of fast protection action and high reliability.
FEATURES
- Dual criteria for arc detection and overcurrent detection;
- Complete exception records, event records, and operation records;
- All information power-off retention;
- Equipped with RS485 communication interface;
- Integrated MODBUS standard communication protocol;
- Small and exquisite appearance, reasonable structure;
- Using high-grade, high-quality components;
- Using multi-layer board technology and SMT process;
- The product has high electrical performance;
- Can collect 3 channels of arc light signals;
- Support ST visible light and ST ultraviolet sensor access.
APPLICATIONS
- Reduce the harm of arc light to human body;
- Reduce damage to equipment caused by arc short-circuit faults;
- Avoid transformer damage caused by bus failure;
- Protect the dc system in the station;
- Ensure the stable operation of power substations;
- Thermal power plant electrical section switchgear;
- Wind farm and photovoltaic station switchgear;
- Large municipal engineering project.
Function Introduction
Arc protection function
The device is equipped with 3 arc points, which are used to monitor the
internal arc faults of the busbar room, circuit breaker room and cable room in
the monitoring cabinet, and can choose to configure arc criterion, arc +
current dual criterion for protection.
When the optical fiber transmits the light signal from the CT to the host, the host unit will issue an early warning. At the same time, the current sampling element inside the device will determine the real-time current value and the set value. If the real-time protection current is greater than the set value and an arc signal occurs at the same time, the device will send a trip signal to trip the cabinet.
Sensor introduction
Arc sensors are light sensing elements that detect arcs. When no arc fault
occurs, the light intensity increases greatly, and the arc sensor converts the
optical signal into an electrical signal and sends it to the arc protection or
arc extension unit. Arc sensor wiring has no polarity.
The arc light sensor is installed in the relevant parts of the switchgear to
monitor those fragile and important parts. Such as the busbar interval in the
switchgear, the CT and PT components in the lower part of the switchgear, the
contacts of the circuit breaker, the cable connector, etc.
At present, there are three main types of arc light probes in the market: arc light probes, white light arc light sensing probes and ultraviolet arc light sensing probes. Among them, the ultraviolet arc light sensor has the strongest photosensitive ability, and is also the most effective in sensing arc ultraviolet light inside the switchgear. No interference and influence on visible light.
The ultraviolet arc light sensor is designed for arc light spectral characteristics, using special optical materials, polymer blending and doping technology, and optical lens technology. It can filter out the arc light detection sensor probe that interferes with visible light. The ultraviolet arc light probe can quickly detect the arc light that occurs within a range of more than 240 degrees, and transmit it to the control equipment through the optical fiber, so as to quickly cut off the fault at the millisecond level and avoid serious consequences.
Arc sensor parameter comparison:
Sensor type | Visible light sensor | UV light sensor |
---|---|---|
Sensitivity type | Full spectrum | UV spectrum |
Spectral response bandwidth | 250nm ~ 550nm | 280nm ~ 400nm |
Monitoring angle | -120°~ 120° | -120°~ 120° |
Angle decay rate | ≤20% | ≤10% |
Operating temperature | -30~70°C | -40~85°C |
Interface type | ST fiber optic/nut fixation | ST optical fiber |
Optical fiber maximum length | 30 meters | 40 meters |
Circuit breaker failure protection function
The device is equipped with circuit breaker failure protection. when the arc
trip occurs, the device will judge the real-time value of the protection
current. when the current is lower than the set value, the failure protection
will not operate.
When delay occurs after the action, the current value is still higher than the set value, the device will activate the failure protection and output an independent trip signal to the upper level switch to cut off the fault.
SPECIFICATION
Working power supply
Power supply
| AC/DC 85~265V
DC24/48V customized
Power consumption| Normal operation ≤8W; device action ≤10W
Current input
Rated current value| 5A/1A
Measuring range| Protection current: 0.06~10In
Power consumption| ≤0.5VA
Electrical parameter error
Protection current accuracy| ≤±4%
Zero sequence current accuracy| ≤±4%
Arc signal input
Number of channels| 1-3 channels
Sensor type| ST optical fiber type
Detection light type| Visible/UV optional
Temperature measurement signal input (optional)
Number of channels| 3-12 Channels
Sensor type| Passive/Active/Micro
Signal acquisition type| 433M
Partial discharge signal input (optional)
Channels number| 1 channel
Sensor type| Wire transmission
Detection light type| Geoelectric wave/Ultrasonic wave/Noise/UHF (optional)
Smoke sensor input (optional)
Channels number| 1 way
Sensor type| External wired smoke sensor
Fire extinguishing sensor (optional)
Injection time| ≤12S
Start mode| Electric start & thermal start
Protect space| ≤3m³
Component type| Aerosol fire extinguishing unit
Action time error
Pure arc trip| ≤10ms
Current+arc trip| ≤20ms
---|---
Alarm action time| ≤40ms
Fire extinguishing spray lag time| ≤3s
Relay output
Channels number| 4 channels (optional 6 channels)
Operating Voltage| AC250V/8A
Input| Passive contact, photoelectric isolation, isolation
voltage 2500V
Communication Interface
Communication Interface| 1 channel, photoelectric isolation, with lightning
protection
Baud rate| 4800, 9600bps (default 9600)
Communication protocol| Modbus RTU
Ethernet communication
Communication Interface| 1 channel
Network parameters| 10M/100M adaptive
Communication protocol| IEC60870-5-103 (NZ103)
Environment
Working temperature| -25 ~ 70°C
Storage temperature| -40 ~ +85°C
Humidity| 5~95%RH
Atmospheric pressure| 60kPa~106kPa
Electromagnetic compatibility
Electrostatic discharge test| GB/T 14598.14-2010 ,level-4
Fast transient dry resistance test| GB/T 14598.10-2007, level-A
1mhz burst interference test| GB/T 14598.13-2008, level-3
Electrical disturbance test| GB/T 14598.9-2010, level-3
Surge immunity test| GB/T 14598.18-2007
Conducted disturbance test| GB/T 14598.17-2005 ,22-6
INSTALLATION
Dimension (unit: mm)
Terminal definition
Indicator description
Indicator | Color | Description |
---|---|---|
“AUX” | Green | Device powered on. |
“RUN” | Green | Device operates normally and flashes per second. |
“TRP.” | Red | Device tripped |
“ALM.” | Red | Device alarm action |
“MNT.” | Red | Maintain arc protection function |
“COMM.” | Green | Device communication status |
“CB” | Green | CB ON/OFF signal |
“FE.” | Green | After aerosol fire extinguisher action ,normally light ON |
COMMUNICATION INTERFACE
MODBUS © Protocol
Modbus RTU Frame Format:
Address code | 1 BYTE | Slave device address 1-254 |
---|
Function code
| ****
1 BYTE
| Indicates the function codes like read coils / inputs
Data code
| ****
4 BYTE
| Starting address, high byte Starting address, low byte Number of registers, high byte
Number of registers, low byte
Error Check code| 2 BYTE| Cyclical Redundancy Check ( CRC )
Modbus Functions:
Code | Meaning | Description |
---|---|---|
FUNCTION 02 | Read input status | Read the input status of the device bit |
by bit
FUNCTION 03/04| Read input registers| Read the analog quantity of the
device
FUNCTION 05| Write single coil| Control CB ON/OFF and function selection
FUNCTION 06| Write single register| Writes a value into a single holding
register.
FUNCTION 10| Write multiple register| Device time synchronization
Notes:
- The transmission mode of the device is RTU (remote terminal unit) mode, and the information transmission is asynchronous.
- Communication method: support RS485 communication method.
- Baud rate 2400/4800/9600/19200. Default is 9600.
- Start bit=1, data bit=8, stop bit=1, parity bit=none.
- This protocol adopts the standard calculation method of MODBUS RTU CRC16, and the verification sequence is (low-high).
- Physical address setting range: 1~254.
Register Map
Basic parameter, Read only, “03/04H” code to read
Addr. | Data | Type | Byte | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
0x00 00 | Ia | Float | 4 | Protection current secondary value |
0x00 02 | Ib | Float | 4 | Protection current secondary value |
0x00 04 | Ic | Float | 4 | Protection current secondary value |
0x00 06 | I0 | Float | 4 | Zero-sequence current secondary value |
0x00 08 | T1 | Float | 4 | Wireless temperature sensor |
0x00 0A | T2 | Float | 4 | Wireless temperature sensor |
0x00 0C | T3 | Float | 4 | Wireless temperature sensor |
0x00 0E | T4 | Float | 4 | Wireless temperature sensor |
0x00 10 | T5 | Float | 4 | Wireless temperature sensor |
0x00 12 | T6 | Float | 4 | Wireless temperature sensor |
0x00 14 | T7 | Float | 4 | Wireless temperature sensor |
0x00 16 | T8 | Float | 4 | Wireless temperature sensor |
0x00 18 | T9 | Float | 4 | Wireless temperature sensor |
0x00 1A | T10 | Float | 4 | Wireless temperature sensor |
0x00 1C | T11 | Float | 4 | Wireless temperature sensor |
0x00 1E | T12 | Float | 4 | Wireless temperature sensor |
0x00 20 | Ultrasonic discharge times | Float | 4 | Partial discharge sensor test |
value
0x00 22| Ultrasonic discharge amplitude| Float| 4| Partial discharge sensor
test value
0x00 24| Ultrasonic discharge average times| Float| 4| Partial discharge
sensor test value
0x00 26| TEV discharge times| Float| 4| Partial discharge sensor test value
0x00 28| TEV discharge amplitude| Float| 4| Partial discharge sensor test
value
0x00 2A| TEV discharge average times| Float| 4| Partial discharge sensor test
value
0x00 2C| Noise value| Float| 4| Partial discharge sensor test value
0x00 2E| Ambient temperature| Float| 4| Partial discharge sensor test value
0x00 30| Environment humidity| Float| 4| Partial discharge sensor test value
Note: Float sequence is HH HL LH LL.
Example:
Host inquiry:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address: 1-99 |
Function code | 03/04H | Read input registers |
Starting register H | 00H | Starting register high byte |
Starting register L | 00H | Starting register low byte |
Inquiry length H | 00H | Inquiry length high byte |
Inquiry length L | 32H | Inquiry length low byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check code high byte |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Slave response:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address |
Function code | 03/04H | Read input registers |
Data length | 64 | Total data length |
Data 1 | Float 4 | |
Data 2 | Float 4 | |
Data 3 | Float 4 | **** |
Basic parameters: 1-25
Data 4| Float 4
…| Float 4|
Data 25| Float 4|
CRC_L| XXH| CRC check code low byte
CRC_H| XXH| CRC check high low byte
Command example
-
Host inquiry:
01 03 00 00 00 32 C4 1F -
Slave response:
01 03 64 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 41 CB 33 33 41 CB 33 33 41 CC CC CD 41 CC CC CD 41 CC 00 00 41 CC 00 00 41 CC 00 00 41 C8 CC CD 41 C5 99 9A 41 CB 33 33 41 C9 99 9A 41 C6 66 66 00 00 00 00 42 8C 00 00 43 35 00 00 00 00 00 00 40 80 00 00 40 00 00 00 42 14 00 00 42 0C 66 66 42 1F 99 9A 4F B4
Parameter query, Read only, “03H” code to read
Addr. | Type | Byte | Description |
---|---|---|---|
01 00 | INT | 2 | Device communication address, Default:1 |
01 01 | INT | 2 | Device operation password: Default:0 |
01 02 | INT | 2 | Communication serial port 1 baud rate setting:4800,9600, |
Default:9600
01 03| INT| 2| Backup serial port 2 baud rate setting:4800,9600,
Default:9600
01 04
| ****
INT
| ****
2
| Device name settings: Default:3
0: Arc protection device, 1: Cable head explosion-proof protection,
2: Switchgear explosion-proof protection, 3: Intelligent collection terminal.
Note: Real value=read value * 1
Example:
Host inquiry:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address: 1-99 |
Function code | 03H | Read input registers |
Starting register H | 01H | Starting register high byte |
Starting register L | 00H | Starting register low byte |
Inquiry length H | 00H | Inquiry length high byte |
Inquiry length L | 05H | Inquiry length low byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check code high byte |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Slave response:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address |
Function code | 03H | Read input registers |
Data length | 0AH | Total data length |
Data 1 | INT 2 | Device communication address |
Data 2 | INT 2 | Device operation password |
Data 3 | INT 2 | Communication serial port 1 baud rate setting |
Data 4 | INT 2 | Backup serial port 2 baud rate setting |
Data 5 | INT 2 | Device name settings |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code low byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Command example
-
Host inquiry:
01 03 01 00 00 05 84 35 -
Slave response:
01 03 0A 00 01 00 00 25 80 25 80 00 03 65 28
Parameter modification, Write only, “10H” code to write
Example:
Host inquiry:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address: 1-99 |
Function code | 10H | Device time synchronization |
Starting register H | 01H | Starting register high byte |
Starting register L | 00H | Starting register low byte |
Data length H | 00H | Data length high byte |
Data length L | 05H | Data length low byte |
Data total bytes | 0AH | 8 bytes |
Data 1 | 00 00 | Parameter 1 |
Data 2 | 00 00 | Parameter 2 |
Data 3 | 00 00 | Parameter 3 |
… | 00 00 | Parameter 4 |
Data 5 | 00 00 | Parameter 5 |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code high byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Slave response:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address:1-99 |
Function code | 10H | Device time synchronization |
Starting register H | 01H | Starting register high byte |
Starting register L | 00H | Starting register low byte |
Data length H | 00H | Data length high byte |
Data length L | 05H | Data length low byte |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code low byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Command example
-
Host inquiry:
01 10 01 00 00 05 0A 00 02 00 00 25 80 25 80 00 03 95 96 -
Slave response:
01 10 01 00 00 05 01 F6- Modify communication address to 2
- Modify operation password to 0
- Modify communication serial port 1 baud rate setting to 9600 Modify backup serial port 2 baud rate setting to 9600 Modify device name to “Intelligent collection terminal”.
Setting value query, Read only, “03H” code to read.
Addr. | Type | Byte | Description |
---|---|---|---|
03 00 | INT | 2 | Arc protection trip control byte, Unit:1. |
0-Exit, 1-Pure arc trip, 2-Double criterion trip. Default: 0
03 01| INT| 2| Arc protection current setting value:
0.25A – 99.00A, Unit: 0.01A. Default: 5
03 02| INT| 2| Arc protection delay setting value:
0.00S – 10.00S, Unit: 0.01S. Default: 0
03 03| INT| 2| 1# Arc Trip: 0: OFF; 1: ON, Unit:1. Default: 0
03 04| INT| 2| 2# Arc Trip: 0: OFF; 1: ON, Unit:1. Default: 0
03 05| INT| 2| 3# Arc Trip: 0: OFF; 1: ON, Unit:1. Default: 0
03 06| INT| 2| Arc protection alarm control byte:
0: OFF; 1: ON, Unit:1. Default: 0
03 07| INT| 2| 1# Arc Alarm: 0: OFF; 1: ON, Unit:1. Default: 0
03 08| INT| 2| 2# Arc Alarm: 0: OFF; 1: ON, Unit:1. Default: 0
03 09| INT| 2| 3# Arc Alarm: 0: OFF; 1: ON, Unit:1. Default: 0
03 0A| INT| 2| Quick-break overcurrent protection control byte:
0: OFF; 1: ON, Unit:1. Default: 0
03 0B| INT| 2| Quick-break overcurrent setting value: 0.25A – 99.00A,
Unit:0.01A. Default: 5
03 0C| INT| 2| Quick-break overcurrent delay setting value:
0.00S – 10.00S, Unit:0.01S. Default: 0
03 0D| INT| 2| Time-limited overcurrent protection control byte:
0: OFF; 1: ON, Unit:1. Default: 0
03 0E| INT| 2| Time-limited overcurrent current setting value:
0.25A – 99.00A, Unit: 0.01A. Default: 3
03 0F| INT| 2| Time-limited overcurrent delay setting value:
0.00S – 10.00S, Unit: 0.01S. Default: 1
03 10| INT| 2| Overcurrent protection control byte: 0: OFF; 1: ON, Unit: 1.
Default: 0
03 11| INT| 2| Overcurrent current setting value:
0.25A – 99.00A, Unit: 0.01A. Default: 3
03 12| INT| 2| Overcurrent delay setting value:
0.00S – 10.00S, Unit: 0.01S. Default: 2
03 13| INT| 2| Zero sequence protection control byte: 0-Exit, 1-Alarm, 2-Trip,
Unit: 1. Default: 0
03 14| INT| 2| Zero sequence current setting value:
0.05A -20.00A, Unit: 0.01A. Default: 1
03 15| INT| 2| Zero sequence delay setting value: 0.00S – 10.00S, Unit: 0.01S.
Default: 0
03 16| INT| 2| Overload protection control byte:
0-Exit, 1-Alarm, 2-Trip, Unit: 1. Default: 0
03 17| INT| 2| Overload protection current setting value:
0.5A -20.00A, Unit: 1A. Default: 2
03 18| INT| 2| Overload protection delay setting value:
0.00S – 999.9S, Unit: 1S. Default: 5
03 19| INT| 2| Failure protection trip control byte:
0: OFF; 1: ON, Unit: 1. Default: 0
03 1A| INT| 2| Failure protection current setting value: 0.25A -99.00A, Unit:
1A. Default: 1
03 1B| INT| 2| Failure protection delay setting value:
0.00S – 10.00S, Unit: 1S. Default: 0.3
03 1C| INT| 2| Smoke warning control byte:
0-Exit, 1-Alarm, 2-Trip, Unit: 1. Default: 0
---|---|---|---
03 1D| INT| 2| Smoke alarm delay:
0.00S – 99.99S, Unit: 1S. Default: 2
03 1E| INT| 2| Temperature warning control byte: 0: OFF; 1: ON, Unit: 1.
Default: 0
03 1F| INT| 2| Temperature warning setting value:
0 – 100°C, Unit: 1°C. Default: 55°C
8 02| INT| 2| Temperature warning delay:
00.0S – 999.9S, Unit: 1S. Default: 30
8 03| INT| 2| Temperature alarm control byte:
0: OFF; 1: ON, Unit: 1. Default: 0
8 04| INT| 2| Temperature alarm setting value:
0 – 100°C, Unit: 1°C. Default: 75°C
8 05| INT| 2| Temperature alarm delay: 00.0S – 999.9S, Unit: 1. Default:
60
8 06| INT| 2| Ultrasonic alarm control byte:
0: OFF; 1: ON, Unit: 1. Default: 0
9 01| INT| 2| Ultrasonic alarm setting value:
10 – 60dBuV, Unit: 1 dBuV. Default: 45 dBuV
9 02| INT| 2| Ultrasonic discharge times:
10-99, Unit: 1. Default: 30
9 03| INT| 2| TEV alarm control byte:
0: OFF; 1: ON, Unit: 1. Default: 0
9 04| INT| 2| TEV alarm setting value:
10 – 60dBuV, Unit: 1 dBuV. Default: 45 dBuV
9 05| INT| 2| TEV discharge times:
10-99, Unit: 1. Default: 30
9 06| INT| 2| Fire extinguishing control byte:
0: OFF; 1: ON, Unit: 1. Default: 0
10 01| INT| 2| Ambient temperature setting value:
0 – 100°C, Unit: 1°C. Default: 55°C
10 02| INT| 2| Fire extinguishing control delay:
0.00S – 999.9S, Unit: 1S. Default: 30S
Example:
Host inquiry:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address: 1-99 |
Function code | 03H | Read input registers |
Starting register H | 03H | Starting register high byte |
Starting register L | 00H | Starting register low byte |
Inquiry length H | 00H | Inquiry length high byte |
Inquiry length L | 2DH | Inquiry length low byte |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code high byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Slave response:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address:1-99 |
Function code | 03H | Read input registers |
Data total length | 5AH | Total data length |
Data 1 | INT 2 | Arc protection trip control byte |
Data 2 | INT 2 | Arc protection current setting value |
Data 3 | INT 2 | Arc protection delay setting value |
… | INT 2 | . . . |
Data 45 | INT 2 | Fire extinguishing control delay |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code low byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Command example
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Host inquiry:
01 03 03 00 00 2D 85 93 -
Slave response:
01 03 5A 00 01 01 F4 00 64 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 01 F4 00 00 00 00 01 2C 00 64 00 00 01 2C 00 C8 00 00 00 64 00 00 00 00 00 C8 00 32 00 00 00 64 00 1E 00 02 00 C8 00 00 02 26 01 2C 00 00 02 EE 02 58 00 00 00 2D 00 1E 00 00 00 2D 00 1E 00 01 00 9B 00 64 3C 43
Setting value modification, Write only, “10H” code to write
Example:
Host inquiry:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address: 1-99 |
Function code | 10H | Device time synchronization |
Starting register H | 03H | Starting register high byte |
Starting register L | 00H | Starting register low byte |
Data length H | 00H | Data length high byte |
Data length L | 03H | Data length low byte |
Data total bytes | 06H | 8 bytes |
Data 1 | 00 00 | Parameter 1 |
Data 2 | 00 00 | Parameter 2 |
Data 3 | 00 00 | Parameter 3 |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code high byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Slave response:
-
Host inquiry:
01 10 03 00 00 03 06 00 02 01 90 00 C8 90 43 -
Slave response:
01 10 03 00 00 03 80 4C
Modify data 1-3 setting values from: 1; 5.00; 1.00; to 2; 4.00; 2.00
Function modification, Write only, “05H custom protocol” code to write
Addr. | Data | Default |
---|---|---|
0AH | Phase overcurrent: 01:OFF ; 02:ON | OFF |
0BH | Arc flash trip: 01:OFF ; 02:ON | OFF |
0CH | Arc flash alarm: 01:OFF ; 02:ON | OFF |
0DH | Zero-sequence overcurrent: 01:OFF ; 02:ON | OFF |
0EH | Overload protection: 01:OFF ; 02:ON | OFF |
0FH | Smoke alarm: 01:OFF ; 02:ON | OFF |
10H | Circuit breaker failure: 01:OFF ; 02:ON | OFF |
11H | Temperature alarm: 01:OFF ; 02:ON | OFF |
12H | Ultrasonic alarm: 01:OFF ; 02:ON | OFF |
13H | TEV alarm: 01:OFF ; 02:ON | OFF |
14H | Fire extinguishing control actions: 01:OFF ; 02:ON | OFF0 |
Example:
Host inquiry:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address |
Function code | 05H | Device time synchronization |
Function ID | 0AH | Function 1 |
Modification method | 02H | Turn ON/OFF |
FFH | ||
00H | ||
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code high byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Slave response:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address |
Function code | 05H | Device time synchronization |
Function ID | 0AH | Function 1 |
Modification method | 02H | Turn ON/OFF |
FFH | ||
00H | ||
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code high byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Command example
-
Host inquiry:
01 05 0A 02 FF 00 2E 22 -
Slave response:
01 05 0A 02 FF 00 2E 22
Turn ON 1#Function -
Host inquiry:
01 05 14 01 FF 00 D8 0A Slave response:
01 05 14 01 FF 00 D8 0A
Turn OFF 11#Function
Read DI Signal, Read only, “02H” code to read
Addr. | Bit | Data | Description |
---|
00
| 0| General act signal| 0:Opened ; 1:Closed
1| General alarm signal| 0:Opened ; 1:Closed
2| 1DL OFF| 0:Opened ; 1:Closed
3| 1DL ON| 0:Opened ; 1:Closed
4| Maintain arc| 0:Opened ; 1:Closed
5| Smoke 1| 0:Opened ; 1:Closed
6| Fire extinguishing elements| 0:Opened ; 1:Closed
7| Reserve| 0:Opened ; 1:Closed
01
| 0| ARC1| 0:Opened ; 1:Closed
1| ARC2| 0:Opened ; 1:Closed
2| ARC3| 0:Opened ; 1:Closed
3| | 0:Opened ; 1:Closed
4| | 0:Opened ; 1:Closed
5| | 0:Opened ; 1:Closed
6| | 0:Opened ; 1:Closed
7| | 0:Opened ; 1:Closed
02
| 0| Phase overcurrent| 0:OFF ; 1:ON
1| Arc trip| 0:OFF ; 1:ON
2| Arc alarm| 0:OFF ; 1:ON
3| Zero sequence overcurrent| 0:OFF ; 1:ON
4| Overburden protection| 0:OFF ; 1:ON
5| Smoke alarm| 0:OFF ; 1:ON
6| CB trip failure| 0:OFF ; 1:ON
7| Temperature alarm| 0:OFF ; 1:ON
03
| 0| Ultrasonic alarm| 0:OFF ; 1:ON
1| TEV alarm| 0:OFF ; 1:ON
2| Fire extinguishing control actions| 0:OFF ; 1:ON
3| |
4| |
5| |
6| |
7| |
04
| 0| Protection start| 0: Return; 1: Action
1| Arc trip| 0: Return; 1: Action
2| Quick-break overcurrent protection| 0: Return; 1: Action
3| Limited time overcurrent protection
action
| 0: Return; 1: Action
| 4| Overcurrent protection action| 0: Return; 1: Action
---|---|---|---
5| Zero sequence overcurrent action| 0: Return; 1: Action
6| Overload protection action| 0: Return; 1: Action
7| Failure protection action| 0: Return; 1: Action
05
| 0| Smoke action| 0: Return; 1: Action
1| Fire extinguishing control actions| 0: Return; 1: Action
2| Reserve|
3| Reserve|
4| Reserve|
5| Reserve|
6| Reserve|
7| Reserve|
06
| 0| Rated value fails| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
1| Parameter fail| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
2| Device parameter fail| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
3| FLASH fail| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
4| AD fail| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
5| Zero drift limit| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
6| Communication initialization fail| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
7| output break down| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
07
| 0| Control loop disconnection| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
1| Spring discharged| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
2| Arc protection alarm| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
3| Zero sequence overcurrent alarm| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
4| Overload alarm| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
5| Smoke alarm| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
6| | 0: Return; 1: Alarm
7| Busbar temperature warning| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
08
| 0| Cable head temperature warning| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
1| Upper contact temperature warning| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
2| Lower contact temperature warning| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
3| Busbar temperature alarm| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
4| Cable head temperature alarm| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
5| Upper contact temperature alarm| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
6| Lower contact temperature alarm| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
7| Ultrasonic alarm| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
09
| 0| TEV alarm| 0: Return; 1: Alarm
1| |
2| |
| 3| |
---|---|---|---
4| |
5| |
6| |
7| |
Example:
Host inquiry:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address: 1-99 |
Function code | 02H | Read DI signal |
Starting register H | 00H | Starting register high byte |
Starting register L | 00H | Starting register low byte |
Inquiry length H | 00H | Inquiry length high byte |
Inquiry length L | 50H | Inquiry length low byte |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code high byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Slave response:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address:1-99 |
Function code | 02H | Read DI signal |
Data length | 0EH | Total data length |
Data 1 | 00H | ID: 00 Bit:0-7 |
Data 2 | 00H | ID: 01 Bit:0-7 |
Data 3 | 00H | ID: 02 Bit:0-7 |
… | 00H | … |
Data 9 | 00H | ID: 09 Bit:0-7 |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code low byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Command example
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Host inquiry:
01 02 00 00 00 50 78 36 -
Slave response:
01 02 0A 00 00 23 06 00 00 00 00 00 1B BD 73
Clock query, Read only, “03H” code to read
Example:
Host inquiry:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address: 1-99 |
Function code | 03H | Read input registers |
Starting register H | 05H | Starting register high byte |
Starting register L | 00H | Starting register low byte |
Inquiry length H | 00H | Inquiry length high byte |
Inquiry length L | 08H | Inquiry length low byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check code high byte |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Slave response:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address |
Function code | 03H | Read input registers |
Data length | 08H | Total data length |
Year | 07 E7 | 2023 |
Month | 04H | April |
Day | 14H | 20th |
Hour | 0FH | 15 o’clock |
Minute | 11H | 17min |
Second | 2F B8 | 12s 216ms |
Example:
Command example
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Host inquiry:
01 03 05 00 00 08 44 C0 -
Slave response:
01 03 08 07 E7 04 14 0F 11 2F B8 3D EB
Clock modification, Write only, “10H” code to write
Example:
Host inquiry:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address: 1-99 |
Function code | 10H | Device time synchronization |
Starting registe r H | 00H | Starting register high byte |
Starting register L | 00H | Starting register low byte |
Data length H | 08H | Data length H |
Data length L | 00H | Data length L |
Data total bytes | 08H | 8 bytes |
Year H | 07H | **** |
2021
Year L| E5H
Month| 0AH| October
Day| 09H| 9th
Hour| 0BH| 11 o’clock
Minute| 05H| 5 min
Second H| 3EH| ****
15s 877ms
Second L| 05H
CRC_L| XXH| CRC check code high byte
CRC_H| XXH| CRC check high low byte
Slave response:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address: 1-99 |
Function code | 10H | Device time synchronization |
Starting r egister H | 00H | Starting register high byte |
Starting r egister L | 00H | Starting register low byte |
Data length H | 00H | Data length H |
Data length L | 00H | Data length L |
Data total bytes | 08H | 8 bytes |
Year H | 07H | **** |
2021
Year L| E5H
Month| 0AH| October
Day| 09H| 9th
Hour| 0BH| 11 o’clock
Minute| 05H| 5 min
Second H| 3EH| ****
15s 877ms
Second L| 05H
CRC_L| XXH| CRC check code high byte
CRC_H| XXH| CRC check high low byte
Command example
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Host inquiry:
01 10 00 00 08 00 08 07 E7 04 14 0B 1B 00 00 48 83 -
Slave response:
01 10 00 00 08 00 08 07 E7 04 14 0B 1B 00 00 48 83
Modify device time to: April 20, 2023 11:27
Ethernet IP address query, Read only, “03H” code to read
Example:
Host inquiry:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address:1-99 |
Function code | 03H | Read input registers |
Starting r egister H | 06H | Starting register high byte |
Starting r egister L | 00H | Starting register low byte |
Inquiry length H | 00H | Inquiry length high byte |
Inquiry length L | 08H | Inquiry length low byte |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code low byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Slave response:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address:1-99 |
Function code | 03H | Read input registers |
Data length | 08H | Total data length |
C0H | 192 |
IP address
| A8H| 168
0BH| 11
| 02H| 2
| FFH| 255
Sub-net mask
| FFH| 255
00H| 0
| 00H| 0
CRC_L| XXH| CRC check code low byte
CRC_H| XXH| CRC check high low byte
Command example
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Host inquiry:
01 03 06 00 00 08 44 84 -
Slave response:
01 03 08 C0 A8 0B 02 FF FF 00 00 C8 D2
C0 A8 0B 02 Ethernet IP address is 192.168.11.2, FF FF 00 00 Ethernet Sub-net mask is 255.255.0.0.
Ethernet IP address modification, Write only, “10H” code to write
Example:
Host inquiry:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address:1-99 |
Function code | 10H | Read input registers |
Starting r egister H | 06H | Starting r egister H |
Starting r egister L | 00H | Starting r egister L |
Data length H | 00H | Data length H |
Data length L | 04H | Data length L |
Total data bytes | 04H | 8 bytes |
Data 1 | C0H | 192 |
Data 2 | A8H | 168 |
Data 3 | 0CH | 11 |
Data 4 | 02H | 2 |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code low byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Command example
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Host inquiry:
01 10 06 00 00 04 04 C0 A8 0C 02 E1 48 -
No slave response
After modification is successful, device will automatically restart, so no reply to this message. If there is a reply message, it means the IP address modification failed
Communication address query, Read only, “03H” code to read
Example:
Host inquiry:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | FFH | Default |
Function code | 03H | Read input registers |
Starting register H | 01H | Starting register high byte |
Starting register L | 00H | Starting register low byte |
Inquiry length H | 00H | Inquiry length high byte |
Inquiry length L | 01H | Inquiry length low byte |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code low byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Slave response:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address |
Function code | 03H | Read input registers |
Data length | 5AH | Total data length |
Data 1 | 00 02 | Device address 2 |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code low byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Command example
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Host inquiry:
FF 03 01 00 00 01 90 28 -
Slave response:
FF 03 02 00 02 10 51
Signal reset, Write only, “06H” code to write
Example:
Host inquiry:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address: 1-99 |
Function code | 06H | Signal return |
Starting register H | 00H | Starting register high byte |
Starting register L | 00H | Starting register low byte |
Inquiry length H | 00H | Inquiry length high byte |
Inquiry length L | 00H | Inquiry length low byte |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code high byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Slave response:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address: 1-99 |
Function code | 06H | Signal return |
Starting register H | 00H | Starting register high byte |
Starting register L | 00H | Starting register low byte |
Inquiry length H | 00H | Inquiry length high byte |
Inquiry length L | 00H | Inquiry length low byte |
CRC_L | 89H | CRC check code high byte |
CRC_H | CAH | CRC check high low byte |
Command example
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Host inquiry:
01 06 00 00 00 00 89 CA -
Slave response:
01 06 00 00 00 00 89 CA
SOE protection action query, Read only, “0CH custom protocol” code to read
Type | Byte | Data | Description |
---|---|---|---|
HEX | 1 | Protection start | 01: Return; 02: Action |
HEX | 1 | Arc trip | 01: Return; 02: Action |
HEX | 1 | Quick-break overcurrent protection | 01: Return; 02: Action |
HEX | 1 | Limited time overcurrent protection action | 01: Return; 02: Action |
HEX | 1 | Overcurrent protection action | 01: Return; 02: Action |
HEX | 1 | Zero sequence overcurrent action | 01: Return; 02: Action |
HEX | 1 | Overload protection action | 01: Return; 02: Action |
HEX | 1 | Failure protection action | 01: Return; 02: Action |
HEX | 1 | Smoke action | 01: Return; 02: Action |
HEX | 1 | Fire extinguishing control actions | 01: Return; 02: Action |
Example:
Host inquiry:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address: 1-99 |
Function code | 0CH | Read input registers |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code high byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Slave response:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address: 1-99 |
Function code | 0CH | Read input registers |
Data length | 1FH | 1F is protection action length, 0F is protection start |
length
Report attributes| 04H| 04: Action, 05: Alarm, 18: SOE
Serial number| 02H| Protection action bit map: NO. (1# Arc trip)
Fixed format| 01H|
Report type| 17H|
Data width of this record| 16H|
Fixed format| 01H|
Status| 02H| 02: ON; 01: OFF
Second L| 35H| 50 s 741ms
Second H| C6H
Minute| 1BH| 27 min
Hour| 0EH| 14:00 o’clock
| 00H|
| 20H| Message appears only when arc trip is activated.
| 20H| Message appears only when arc trip is activated.
| 20H| Message appears only when arc trip is activated.
| 20H| Message appears only when arc trip is activated.
| 20H| Message appears only when arc trip is activated.
| 30H| Message appears only when arc trip is activated.
| 30H| Message appears only when arc trip is activated.
| 41H| Message appears only when arc trip is activated.
| 20H| Message appears only when arc trip is activated.
| 20H| Message appears only when arc trip is activated.
| 20H| Message appears only when arc trip is activated.
| 20H| Message appears only when arc trip is activated.
| 20H| Message appears only when arc trip is activated.
CRC_L| XXH| CRC check code high byte
CRC_H| XXH| CRC check high low byte
Command example
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Host inquiry:
01 0C 00 25 -
Slave response:
01 0C 0C 04 02 01 12 06 01 01 F5 B1 3B 0B 00 AF 82
SOE alarm event query, Read only, “0CH custom protocol” code to read
Type | Byte | Data | Description |
---|---|---|---|
HEX | 1 | Rated value fails | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Parameter fail | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Device parameter fail | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | FLASH fail | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | AD fail | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Zero drift limit | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Communication initialization fail | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Output break down | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Control loop disconnection | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Spring discharged | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Arc protection alarm | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Zero sequence overcurrent alarm | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Overload alarm | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Smoke alarm | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Reserve | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Busbar temperature warning | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Busbar temperature warning | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Cable head temperature warning | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Upper contact temperature warning | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Lower contact temperature warning | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Busbar temperature alarm | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Cable head temperature alarm | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Upper contact temperature alarm | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | Ultrasonic alarm | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
HEX | 1 | TEV alarm | 01: Return; 02: Alarm |
Example:
Host inquiry:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address: 1-99 |
Function code | 0CH | Read input registers |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code high byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Slave response:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address |
Function code | 0CH | Read input registers |
Data length | 0FH | Total data length |
Report attributes | 05H | 04: Action, 05: Alarm, 18: SOE |
Serial number | 0BH | Alarm event bit map: NO. (1# arc protection alarm) |
Fixed format | 01H | |
Report type | 12H | |
Data width of this record | 06H | |
Fixed format | 01H | |
Status | 02H | 02: ON; 01: OFF |
Second L | 35H | **** |
50 s 741ms
Second H| C6H
Minute| 1BH| 27 min
Hour| 0EH| 14:00 o’clock
| 00H|
| 08H|
| 13H|
| 01H|
CRC_L| XXH| CRC check code high byte
CRC_H| XXH| CRC check high low byte
Command example
-
Host inquiry:
01 0C 00 25 -
Slave response:
01 0C 0C 04 02 01 12 06 01 01 F5 B1 3B 0B 00 AF 82
SOE DI signal query, Read only, “0CH custom protocol” code to read
Example:
Host inquiry:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address: 1-99 |
Function code | 0CH | Read input registers |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code high byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Slave response:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address |
Function code | 0CH | Read input registers |
Data length | 16H | Total data length |
Report attributes | 18H | 04: Action, 05: Alarm, 18: SOE |
Serial number | 02H | DI signal bit map: NO. (General alarm signal) |
Fixed format | 01H | |
Report type | 09H | |
Data width of this record | 06H | |
Fixed format | 01H | |
Status | 02H | 02: ON; 01: OFF |
Second L | 56H | **** |
46s 678ms
Second H| B6H
Minute| 1CH| 27 min
Hour| 0FH| 15 o’clock
| 00H|
| 08H|
| 02H|
| 01H|
| 09H|
| 01H|
| 01H|
| 02H|
| 30H|
| 30H|
| 41H|
CRC_L| XXH| CRC check code high byte
CRC_H| XXH| CRC check high low byte
Command example
-
Host inquiry:
01 0C 00 25 -
Slave response:
01 0C 13 18 02 01 09 06 01 02 9C BB 01 0C 00 08 02 01 09 01 01 02 93 AB
SOE query end command, Read only, “0CH custom protocol” code to read
Example:
Host inquiry:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address: 1-99 |
Function code | 0CH | Read input registers |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code high byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Slave response:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address: 1-99 |
Function code | 0CH | Read input registers |
Data length | 03H | Total data length |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code high byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Command example
-
Host inquiry:
01 0C 00 25 -
Slave response:
01 0C 03 65 01
Restore factory settings, Write only, “13H custom protocol” code to write (not recommended for user)
Example:
Host inquiry:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address |
Function code | 13H | Device time synchronization |
Starting register H | 00H | Starting register H |
Starting register L | 00H | Starting register L |
Data length H | 00H | Data length H |
Data length L | 00H | Data length L |
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code high byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Command example
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Host inquiry:
01 13 00 00 00 00 84 09 -
No slave response
After sending, device automatically resets, so this report no slave response.
Output test function, Write only, “05H custom protocol” code to write (not recommended for user)
Example:
Host inquiry:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address |
Function code | 05H | Device time synchronization |
Relay address H | 00H | Starting register H |
Relay address L | 01H | Starting register L |
FFH | ||
00H | ||
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code high byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Slave response:
Data Format | Data | Description |
---|---|---|
Address | 01H | Device address |
Function code | 05H | Device time synchronization |
Relay address H | 00H | Starting register H |
Relay address L | 01H | Starting register L |
FFH | ||
00H | ||
CRC_L | XXH | CRC check code high byte |
CRC_H | XXH | CRC check high low byte |
Command example
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DO 1 action: protection action signal
Host inquiry: 01 05 00 01 FF 00 DD FA
Slave response: 01 05 00 01 FF 00 DD FA -
DO 2 action: alarm signal
Host inquiry: 01 05 00 02 FF 00 2D FA
Slave response: 01 05 00 02 FF 00 2D FA -
DO 3 action: protection trip
Host inquiry: 01 05 01 01 FF 00 DC 06
Slave response: 01 05 01 01 FF 00 DC 06 -
DO 4 action: failure protection trip
Host inquiry: 01 05 01 02 FF 00 2C 06
Slave response: 01 05 01 02 FF 00 2C 06 -
DO 5 action: fire control DO
Host inquiry: 01 05 02 01 FF 00 DC 42
Slave response: 01 05 02 01 FF 00 DC 42 -
DO 6 action: reserve
Host inquiry: 01 05 02 02 FF 00 2C 42
Slave response: 01 05 02 02 FF 00 2C 42
SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
All installation specification described at the previous chapters named:
INSTALLATION AND STARTUP, INSTALLATION MODES and SPECIFICATIONS.
Please note that with the instrument powered on, the terminals could be
dangerous to touching and cover opening actions or elements removal may allow
accessing dangerous parts. This instrument is factory-shipped at proper
operation condition.
- The device must have a professional installation and maintenance.
- Any operation of the device, you must cut off the input signal and power.
MAINTENANCE
The AFR-3 does not require any special maintenance. No adjustment, maintenance
or repairing action should be done when the instrument is open and powered on,
should those actions are essential, high-qualified operators must perform
them.
Before any adjustment, replacement, maintenance or repairing operation is
carried out, the instrument must be disconnected from any power supply source.
When any protection failure is suspected to exist, the instrument must be
immediately put out of service. The instrument’s design allows a quick
replacement in case of any failure.
For any inquiry about the instrument performance or any failure,contact to
Blue Jay’s technical service.
Blue Jay – After-sales service
E-mail: tech@cqbluejay.com
Tel: +0086-023-67628702
www.cqbluejay.com
Add: 1802,Building 2,No.88,Jianxin East Road,Chongqing,400020,China
References
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