Digital Teleprotection __________________________________________________________________
RF-MCGARDPRO
Hubbell Power Systems, Inc.
–
RFL™
Products
July 1, 2022
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6.4.1 Digital Teleprotection Status
– Channels 1-4
Note
: All four channel tabs are shown for each teleprotection module, regardless of whether
those channels are currently mapped to a timeslot / communications interface.
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Figure 6-13. TPS Status – Channel Tab
1.
“SLOT n – DIGITAL TELEPROTECTION – CHx STATUS”
: The heading of this
tab. “n” is the physical slot location of the Teleprotection module and “x” is the active
channel tab.
2.
Channel Tx/Rx Status table
: This table shows the binary value of the different
transmit and receive functions for a given Teleprotection channel. The table is updated
dynamically. When a function’s value is ‘1’, the cell is highlighted. Whenever a bit
changes state, whether from 0 > 1, or 1 > 0, the associated cell(s) “blink” for one polling
cycle.
3.
Table Heading
: “Ch1 Enabled over Slot 2 C37.94 on Bus 1, TS3”: This is the heading
of the Channel Tx/Rx Status table. The heading is populated based on configuration of
the channel. The label has the:
“{
Ch
} {
Enable status
} {
over Interface, Bus and Timeslot
}”
Where:
{
Ch
}: The channel status displayed. For example, for the Channel 1 tab this
value would be “Ch1”.
{
Enable status
}: This can take four different values:
•
“Enabled”: This value is shown if the Teleprotection channel is mapped
to an interface and the channel’s “Enable” setting is set to “Auto”
