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DIGSI 4

One Software for all SIPROTEC Protection Relays

Description

DIGSI is a familiar trade name already today. Originally launched as an MS-DOS software, DIGSI, in its third version, was developed to become a convenient tool for setting numerical protection relays under MS Windows. DIGSI 4 now is the logical innovation for easy-to-use and user-friendly setting, commissioning and operating of all SIPROTEC protection relays, whatever the version. With a PC or Notebook, you can set the relays via one of the interfaces and read out and visualize fault data.

 
 

Function overview

 
 

Managing relays

The work is started with DIGSI in station management: Here it is possible to structure and manage projects easily. With freely configurable hierarchies you can display any station topology. The relays are simply selected from a catalog and dragged into the project. In addition to the possibility of archiving whole projects, the customer can now also export individual relays, for example, onto diskette: Time-consuming searching in file systems is a thing of the past.

With a double click on a relay, you can see all the operating functions that are possible: That gives you direct access to parameterization, routing and - if online - the commissioning functions and process data. The hierarchical structuring of the functionality is the same as the structure in local operation, which makes mixed operation (PC, local) easier during commissioning.

 
 

Fault record evaluation

Routing information

SIPROTEC 4 devices receive process information, process them and then pass them on. For this reason, indications, commands, measured values and metered values must be assigned to different input and output interfaces.

Until now, a whole series of operational sequences was required, even for routing a single piece of information. The device matrix in DIGSI 4 is therefore an absolute innovation: Based on a spreadsheet layout, you will be instantly familiar with the device matrix. In one window all information items and functions are listed sorted and can very easily be routed to inputs/outputs, LEDs, buffers, and the system interface, which are also offered in one window without any intermediate steps. If you want to display a signal dynamically, for example, in the basic display or control display or, if necessary, have an LED light up, a "cross" in the right cell is all it takes. Specific filters and the possibility of showing or hiding rows or columns very quickly ensures that you keep a good view. Intelligent plausibility checks rule out incorrect input.

 
 

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