Intelligent Measuring and Protection Device

CSDPR-V2

CSENEX
Series

Operation Manual

Multi Powered Current Protection Relay

 INDEX
CONTENT
[1] INTRODUCTION
[2] HANDLING & PACKAGING
2.1 Storage
2.2 Unpacking
2.3 Handling
2.4 Relay mounting
2.5 Connection
2.6 Case dimension
[3] OPERATING INSTRUCTION
3.1 Front user interface
3.1.1 Keypads
3.1.2 LED’s
3.1.3 USB
3.2 Rear Panel of Relay
3.2.1 Terminal description
3.3 Battery Pack
3.4 Trip Circuit Supervision
3.5 Input & Output
3.5.1 Analog input
3.5.2 Digital input
3.5.3 Output contact
3.5.4 Power supply
3.6 How to do setting

[4] TECHNICAL DATA, CHARACTERISTICS & FEATURES

4.1 Technical data
4.2 Features & characteristics
[5] COMMUNICATION
[6] ORDERING FORM

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[1] INTRODUCTION
The numeric multi powered Over-current Relay CSDPR-V2 is a universal protection device specially designed for ring main units. It
combines the following functions in one unit:

?Relay get energize either from Current, Aux. Voltage, Front USB or Internal Battery (whichever is available).

?O/C, S/C, E/F and E/F High Set protection.

?DEFT and Inverse characteristics for O/C & E/F, individually selected for phase and earth fault.

?Unbalance / Asymmetric protection.

?Potential pulse output for direct triggering the circuit breaker with potential free alarm contacts.

?Remote trip & Remote block protection input DIs*.

?RS-485 Modbus communication rear panel.

?Front USB port for PC communication.

?Circuit breaker failure protection (50BF).

?Wide operating ranges of the auxiliary supply voltage (AC/DC).

?Last 5 Fault Record with Time stamp.

?Trip Counter for Breaker.

?Two GROUP Setting of protection.

?Trip circuit supervision*

[2] HANDLING & PACKING

2.1 Storage

If relays are not to be installed immediately upon receipt they should be stored in a place free from dust and moisture in their
original cartons. Where de-humidifier bags have been included in the packing they should be retained. The action of the de-
humidifier crystals will be impaired if the bag has been exposed to ambient conditions and may be restored by gently heating the
bag for about an hour, prior to replacing it in the carton.

Dust which collects on a carton may, on subsequent unpacking, find its way into the relay; in damp conditions the carton and
packing may become impregnated with moisture and the de-humidifier will lose its efficiency.
0 0
Storage temperature: - 25 C to 70 C

* Model dependent

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2.2 Unpacking
Care must be taken when unpacking and installing the relays so that none of the parts is damaged or the settings altered. Relays
must only be handled by skilled persons. The installation should be clean, dry and reasonably free from dust and excessive
vibration. The site should be well lit to facilitate inspection. Relays that have been removed from their cases should not be left in
situations where they are exposed to dust or damp. This particularly applies to installations which are being carried out at the same
time as construction work.

2.3 Handling

A person’s normal movements can easily generate electrostatic potentials of several thousand volts. Discharge of these voltages
into semiconductor devices when handling electronic circuits can cause serious damage, which often may not be immediately
apparent but the reliability of the circuit will have been reduced.

The electronic circuits are completely safe from electrostatic discharge when housed in the case. Do not expose them to risk of
damage by withdrawing modules unnecessarily.

Each module incorporates the highest practicable protection for its semiconductor devices. However, if it becomes necessary to
withdraw a module, the following precautions should be taken to preserve the high reliability and long life for which the equipment
has been designed and manufactured.

1. Before removing a module, ensure that you are at the same electrostatic potential as the equipments by touching the case.

2. Handle the module by its front plate, frame or edges of the printed circuit board. Avoid touching the electronic
components, printed circuit track or connectors.

3. Do not pass the module to another person without first ensuring you are both at the same electrostatic potential. Shaking
hands achieves equipotential.

4. Place the module on an antistatic surface, or on a conducting surface which is at the same potential as yourself.

5. Store or transport the module in a conductive bag.

If you are making measurements on the internal electronic circuitry of equipment in service, it is preferable that you are earthed to
the case with a conductive wrist strap. Wrist straps should have a resistance to ground between 500k? – 10M? .

If a wrist strap is not available you should maintain regular contact with the case to prevent a buildup of static. Instrumentation
which may be used for making measurement should be build up of static. Instrumentation which may be used for making
measurement should be earthed to the case whenever possible.

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2.4 Relay Mounting
CSDPR-V2 relay is mounted on “L” bracket as shown in below drawing:

Mounting arrangement
using clamps

CSDPR-
V2

Front view of Relay

with Mounting Bracket RMU PR O T E C T I O N RE LAY
L 1L 2 L3 E PICKUP TRIP BLOCK CBFP

BAT
ON LOW

C
O
N
T OFF
R
R
O
L
E
CPU
HW
HEALTHY
RESET

Side view of Relay with

Mounting Bracket

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2.5 Connections

To ensure the isolation of adjacent terminals, and to respect the security and safety instructions, an isolated sleeve must be used.

We recommended the following cable cross-sections.

- Auxiliary sources Vaux: 1.5 mm2

- Communication port Front USB: Cable Type ‘A’ to Type ‘A’, USB 2.0 Shielded.

Rear RS-485 Twisted shielded cable (2 wire)

- Digital Input circuits 1.0 mm2

CT wiring: The maximum wire cross section which can be used for the connector blocks (for current inputs and signals) is 7.6mm2 by
using non-insulated ring terminals. If a more significant wire cross-section is necessary, two wires can be connected in parallel,
each one terminated by a separate ring terminals, in opposite direction.

Wiring: CSDPR can be wired in three phase system with & without external CBCT as per following Connection diagram. Below
Figure shows the CT connection with External CBCT where CS2 (E4 terminal will get short with E1) & external CBCT will be
connected on E3-E2. Figure 2 shows the connection diagram with residual connection in which external CBCT is not required for
earth fault protection (short E4 & E2). Figure 3 shows the wiring connection, where earth fault protection is required (short E4 with
E3)

CSDPR-V2 CSDPR-V2 CSDPR-V2

L1 L1 L1
L2 L2 L2
L3 L3 L3

E10 E10 E10

P1 S1 P1 S1 P1 S1

E9 L1 P2 S2
E9 L1 P2 S2
E9 L1
P2 S2

E8 E8 E8
P1 S1 P1 S1 P1 S1

L2 L2 L2
E7 E7 E7
P2 S2 P2 S2 P2 S2

E6 E6 E6
P1 S1 P1 S1 P1 S1

E5 L3 E5 L3 E5 L3
P2 S2 P2 S2 P2 S2

E4 CS2 E4 CS2 E4
CS2

E3 E3 E3

E2 Ie E2 Ie E2 Ie

E1 E1 E1

THREE PHASE SYSTEM WITH EXTERNAL CBCT THREE PHASE SYSTEM WITHOUT EARTH THREE PHASE SYSTEM WITH EARTH

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2.6 Case Dimensions

CSDPR-V2 relay is available in a plastic case for panel or flush mounting

Weight : Approx. 2.25 Kg (without cables)

The table shows the case size of the different modes.

Cut out Dimensions :-

Panel cutout dimensions : WxH = 112.0x145.0

125.0

CSDPR-
V2
Front View

RMU PR O T E C T I O N R E L A Y
156.0

L 1L 2 L3 E PICKUP TRIP BLOCK CBFP

BAT
ON LOW

C
O
N
T OFF
R
R
O
L
E
CPU
HW
HEALTHY
RESET

158.5

Side View

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[3] OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
3.1 Front User Interface
The Front panel of the protective device CSDPR-V2 comprises the following operation and indication elements:

?Big LCD with Bright white light.

?Keypad with 3 keys: For scrolling & editing of the parameters of the relay.

?Battery Power On & Off key to energize the relay from battery.

?8 LEDs for fault annunciation.

3.1.1 Keypads
HMI Keys

The front panel keypad consists of five soft-touch keys.

The R key provides reset function to the relay. It will reset the LED latched status.

The E works as Enter key for Editing & Saving of Menus.

The keys marked as “ ” and “ ” are meant for backward and forward scrolling respectively and also used for incrementing
and decrementing the selected parameter value.

The Light marked key is for back light ON for LCD. It works only in presence of Battery/Auxiliary/USB Supply.

Control Keys

ON Battery Power ON key.

OFF Battery Power OFF key.

HW Relay Hardware Reset key/

RESET (recommended to use in case CPU healthy LED is not glowing

Battery Power
The Battery Power ON Key is to energize the relay with Internal battery. Press of BAT.OFF key will switch off the battery power supply
otherwise relay will automatically switch off the Battery supply after 30 sec if no keys are active. It saves the battery life.

3.1.2 LED’s
There are 11 LEDs on the front panel. Their functions are indicated by the appropriate inscriptions along with them. L1, L2, L3, E,
Trip, CBFP , TCS* LEDs are with Memory back-up & they will maintain the previous status until fault is acknowledged through
manual reset. The working is equivalent to a digital flag as unit contains a battery inside.

This LED is Trip ready LED. Its flashing indicates that relay has sufficient energy to trip the coil/breaker.

3.1.3 USB
The front USB Communication port is designed for “CSE LIVELINK” for which the front end Software is provided. The Software has
features of retrieving the records and changing the settings.

Note: Relay is plug & play on USB port. It automatically get energizes from USB port itself.

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 FRONT INTERFACE

FOR CSDPR-V2-100-S/A/D-L/H model

CSDPR-
V2

LCD

RMU PR O T E C T I O N RE LAY
L 1L 2 L3 E PICKUP TRIP BLOCK CBFP
LED Back light Key
for display
BAT
(available with
Battery Power On ON LOW
Aux. / Battery)
Key C
O
N Scroll / Edit Key
Battery Power Off T OFF
R
Key
R
O
L
E Enter key
CPU
Hardware Reset Key HW
RESET
HEALTHY

(Press in case CPU

healthy LED is off)

USB for Front

laptop interface Scroll / Edit Key

Relay Reset Key Trip Ready LED

(its flashing indicates that relay
has sufficient energy to trip the
coil/breaker.)

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 LED’s DESCRIPTION
FOR CSDPR-V2-100-S/A/D-L/H model

L 1L 2 L3 E PICKUP TRIP BLOCK CBFP

It indicate the Blocking of protection through DI

Earth fault for pickup & Trip indicator

CBFP External Breaker Failure indicator,

L1 phase for pickup & Trip indicator

L3 phase for pickup & Trip indicator

L2 phase for pickup & Trip indicator

Common pickup for Phases

it is status of annunciation
Trip Status of Relay

Battery Low indication will glow

BAT when the battery voltage has gone
LOW below the healthy level. It means
either battery is not in circuit OR
battery has drained.

CPU Healthy green LED indicates

CPU the healthiness of CPU. In case CPU
HEALTHY
is not healthy, LED will not glow &
we recommend to press HW RESET key.

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 FRONT INTERFACE

FOR CSDPR-V2-100-A/D-L/H-T model

CSDPR-
V2

LCD

RMU PR O T E C T I O N RE LAY
L 1L 2 L3 E PICKUP TRIP TCS CBFP
LED Back light Key
for display
BAT
(available with
Battery Power On ON LOW
Aux. / Battery)
Key C
O
N Scroll / Edit Key
Battery Power Off T OFF
R
Key
R
O
L
E Enter key
CPU
Hardware Reset Key HW
RESET
HEALTHY

(Press in case CPU

healthy LED is off)

USB for Front

laptop interface Scroll / Edit Key

Relay Reset Key Trip Ready LED

(its flashing indicates that relay
has sufficient energy to trip the
coil/breaker.)

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 LED’s DESCRIPTION

FOR CSDPR-V2-100-A/D-L/H-T model

L 1L 2 L3 E PICKUP TRIP TCS CBFP

Earth fault for pickup & Trip indicator

CBFP External Breaker Failure indicator,

L1 phase for pickup & Trip indicator

L3 phase for pickup & Trip indicator

L2 phase for pickup & Trip indicator

Trip Circuit Supervision indicator

Common pickup for Phases

it is status of annunciation
Trip Status of Relay

Battery Low indication will glow

BAT when the battery voltage has gone
LOW below the healthy level. It means
either battery is not in circuit OR
battery has drained.

CPU Healthy green LED indicates

CPU the healthiness of CPU. In case CPU
HEALTHY
is not healthy, LED will not glow &
we recommend to press HW RESET key.

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3.2 Rear Panel of Relay

Below figure shows & describes the detail of rear panel of relay with detail of terminal description &
wiring.

FOR CSDPR-V2-100-S/A/D-L/H model

Aux Supply
L1 Aux-P Aux-N CSDPR-V2
L2 A3 A2 A1 1

L3
Earth
A17

[
Remote DI-1
Block A18

[
DI-(Comm)
Remote
E10 Trip A16
P1 S1 DI-2

S2
E9 L1 A8
P2
RELAY -4 A9

E8 A10
LATCH
P1 S1
RELAY -3 A11
L2
E7
P2 S2
A12
*
RELAY -2
E6 A13
P1 S1

L3 A14
P2 S2
E5 *
RELAY -1 A15

CS2 E4
A6
TC+
E3 A7 TRIP COIL
TC-
E2 Ie
A4 P1
RS 485
*
E1 A5 N1

* Model Dependent
THREE PHASE SYSTEM WITH EARTH

Note:
A1 Terminal is Auxiliary Supply earth terminal which is recommended to use, when auxiliary supply is used.

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 3.2 Rear Panel of Relay

Below figure shows & describes the detail of rear panel of relay with detail of terminal description &
wiring.

FOR CSDPR-V2-100-A/D-L/H-T model

Aux Supply
L1 Aux-P Aux-N CSDPR-V2
L2 A3 A2 A1 1

L3
Earth
A17

[
DI-1
CB OPEN A18

CB CLOSE[
DI-(Comm)
E10 A16
P1 S1 DI-2

S2
E9 L1 A8
P2
RELAY -4 A9

E8 A10
LATCH
P1 S1
RELAY -3 A11
L2
E7
P2 S2
A12
*
RELAY -2
E6 A13
P1 S1

L3 A14
P2 S2
E5 *
RELAY -1 A15

CS2 E4
A6
TC+
E3 A7 TRIP COIL
TC-
E2 Ie
A4 P1
RS 485
*
E1 A5 N1

* Model Dependent
THREE PHASE SYSTEM WITH EARTH

Note:
A1 Terminal is Auxiliary Supply earth terminal which is recommended to use, when auxiliary supply is used.

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3.2.1 Terminal Description of CSDPR-V2-100-S/A/D-L/H model

Terminal Name Terminal Description

E1 Earthing point for CT common

E2 – E3 CT terminal for Earth current Input

E4 CT interconnection link for different wiring topology

E5 - E10 CT terminal for Phase current inputs L1, L2, L3

L1(E10-E9), L2(E8-E7), L3(E6-E5)

A1-A2-A3 Auxiliary supply (Aux-P(A3), Aux-N(A2), Earth(A1)) for CSDPR-V2

(*feature available as per selected model)

A4 - A5 RS-485 Modbus terminal ((A4)P1-(A5)N1)

(*feature available as per selected model)

A6 - A7 Trip coil (TC) pulse output (A6(+)-A7(-))

A8 - A9 Relay 4 for all faults with (NO COM) latch contact

A10 - A11 Relay 3 for all faults with (NC COM) latch contact

A12 - A13 Relay 2 assignable relays with (NO COM) contact

(available in Auxiliary model only)

A14 - A15 Relay 1 assignable relays with (NO COM) contact

(available in Auxiliary model only)

A16* Digital Input (DI-2) for Remote Trip

A17* Digital Input (DI-1) for Remote Block

A18 Digital Input (DI-(Comm.)) common for DI-1& DI-2

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 3.2.1 Terminal Description of CSDPR-V2-100-A/D-L/H-T model
Terminal Name Terminal Description

E1 Earthing point for CT common

E2 – E3 CT terminal for Earth current Input

E4 CT interconnection link for different wiring topology

E5 - E10 CT terminal for Phase current inputs L1, L2, L3

L1(E10-E9), L2(E8-E7), L3(E6-E5)

A1-A2-A3 Auxiliary supply (Aux-P(A3), Aux-N(A2), Earth(A1)) for CSDPR-V2

(*feature available as per selected model)

A4 - A5 RS-485 Modbus terminal ((A4)P1-(A5)N1)

(*feature available as per selected model)

A6 - A7 Trip coil (TC) pulse output (A6(+)-A7(-))

A8 - A9 Relay 4 for all faults with (NO COM) latch contact

A10 - A11 Relay 3 for all faults with (NC COM) latch contact

A12 - A13 Relay 2 assignable relays with (NO COM) contact

(available in Auxiliary model only)

A14 - A15 Relay 1 assignable relays with (NO COM) contact

(available in Auxiliary model only)

A16* Digital Input (DI-2) for CB close

A17* Digital Input (DI-1) for CB open

A18 Digital Input (DI-(Comm.)) common for DI-1& DI-2

3.3 Battery Pack

CSDPR-V2 comes with internal Li battery pack, which energizes its LCD display to view and set the parameters at the time of initial
installation especially when the current/voltage is not available in the RMU. This battery has a life & so it is not meant for long future
use. Whenever operator is going at RMU site to fetch the fault record Or to edit/ view the settings, we recommend to carry external
USB power pack, which will get plugged to front USB of the relay. User can operate the relay using USB power source. We offer
rechargeable USB Power Pack as accessory; however user can use any USB power source to energize the relay from USB.

Note: CSDPR-V2 will not charge the battery

Replacement of Battery
“Remove the front screw & draw out the unit from enclosure”

“Cut the cable tie to replace the Battery”

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3.4 Trip Circuit Supervision *(Model dependent)

This feature detects any anomalies in the trip circuit with continuously supervising both pre closing & post closing
condition in the circuit breaker with the help of two Digital Inputs as feedback. It detects trip circuit supply failure
of circuit breaker, tripping mechanism failure like circuit breaker contact degeneration in wires, contacts and coils.

Trip Circuit
(+) A1
DI-1
A18

A17

DI-2 t 0
TCS fail
A18 (Assigned relay)
A16

52a 52b

CB Coil

(-) A2

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3.5 Input & Output
3.5.1 Analog Input
The analog input signal of the currents as per the terminal description section 3.2.1, are fed to the protective device via separate
input transformers. The continuously measured current values are galvanically isolated, analog & digitally filtered and finally fed to
the analog/digital converter to get the True RMS value.

3.5.2 Digital Input*

2 Potential DIs are available for control.

1) Remote Block for 50/50N/51/51N & Unbalance Protection.

2) Remote Trip.

Note: Remote Block DI will work, only in energized condition of relay.

DI_1: Blocking the Protection Functions

When this DI is active from HMI & voltage is applied, it will block the selected protections such as OC/SC/Earth/Earth high-set/

U0>. The selection of protections for blocking is done from MMI. Blocking will remain active till the potential is available on DI
terminal.

DI Blocking assignment in front HMI

Parameter Display Detail

Over-current protection I> Block / Unblock

Short circuit protection I>> Block / Unblock

Earth current protection Ie> Block / Unblock

Earth Hi-set current protection Ie>> Block / Unblock

Unbalance current protection U0> Block / Unblock

DI_2: Remote Trip

This DI is for remote tripping operation. On applying the potential on this DI, it will generate a potential output for trip coil & latch
relay operation. This DI can operate even in absence of Auxiliary / Current supply.

3.5.3 Output Contact

In presence of Aux. Supply (Model Dependent):

4 Potential free contacts & 1 Potential O/P ([email protected] jouls/50 mSec ON Pulse). Duty cycle will depend upon the strength of
available current.

In presence of only adequate CT current:

2 Potential free latch contact and 1 Potential O/P ([email protected]/50msec ON Pulse). Duty cycle will depend upon the strength of
available current.

Note: Minimum single phase 20% of the rated current is must required by relay to get the trip energy. In case of three phase current,
relay will get the trip energy at 12% of the rated current. Relay is not self powered from earth CT.

* Model dependent

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Assignment of the Output Relays

CSDPR-V2 has four output relays. Two latch relay is available in all models. Two extra programmable output relays(RLY1 & RLY-2)
available only with & in Auxiliary supply model. Relay reset operation can be configurable in automatic reset or manual reset mode
from MMI. In automatic reset mode relay will be reset after the current goes below the pick-up.

NOTE: *Auto/Manual option is not applicable for Latch Relay. Latch Relay is Manually RESET Supervision.

DO Assignment in front HMI

Parameter Display Detail
st
DO assignment for phase 1 stage over-current OC_RELAY RLY1, RLY2, Disabled

DO assignment for phase 2nd stage over-current SC_RELAY RLY1, RLY2, Disabled
st
DO assignment for earth 1 stage over-current E_RELAY RLY1, RLY2, Disabled
nd
DO assignment for earth 2 stage over-current EH_RELAY RLY1, RLY2, Disabled

DO assignment for CBFP CBFP_RY RLY1, RLY2, Disabled

DO assignment for Unbalance U0_RY RLY1, RLY2, Disabled

DO assignment for TCS* TCS_RY RLY1, RLY2, Disabled

Note: (DO Assignment :- Model dependent only in auxiliary model)

Output Contact Ratings

Parameter Display Detail

Number of Relays : 4* (Model dependent)

Relay Contacts (RLY : 1, 2) Relay 1 and 2 are user programmable
Configurable & available only with : for I>, I>>, Ie> and Ie>>, CBFP,
Auxiliary supply model only Unbalance (U0>), TCS*

Latch Relay Contacts: 2 Nos. Latch type of relay common for all
(RLY 3, RLY 4) :
protection trip
(Available in all models) :

Max. breaking capacity : 260V AC / 125V DC

Max. continuous AC current : 5A @230V AC / 30V DC

3.5.4 Power Supply

Rated auxiliary voltage UH Universal: 85V-265V AC/110V to 300VDC or 24VDC

(model dependent)

Rated supply for digital input Normal voltage UN 85V-265V AC/110V to 300VDC or 24VDC
(model dependent)
Power consumption of Aux supply Quiescent approx. 3W Operating approx. 6W
Dropout pickup ratio > 95 %

* Model dependent

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3.6 How to do Setting
Two group of Protection Setting are available in CSDPR-V2 relay. User can select One Group as Active Group. For setting below are
simple steps for configuration:

Default First Screen

MAIN DEFAULT SCREEN PAGE:

L1 : XXXX.X Amp
The very first Screen of the HMI shows the
Measured Primary Current for all the phases L2 : XXXX.X Amp
based on CT ratio.
L3 : XXXX.X Amp

Ie : XXXX.X Amp

<Menu 1>

“# EDIT/VIEW PARAMETER #"

<GROUP SEL> : For Active Group Selection of Parameter

<PROTECTION> : Protection Related Parameter Menu

E <FAULT RECORD> : Fault Record Menu

Press Key
<RELAY ASSIGN> : Programmable Relay Assignment Menu

<DI BLOCKING> : DI-Protection Blocking Menu

<TRIP TYPE> : Output Trip Type Configuration Menu

<RLY RESET MODE> : Programmable Relay Reset Menu

<RST TRIP COUNT> : TRIP COUNTER Reset Menu

By using the scroll keys
select the <TRIP TEST> : Output Trip Test Menu
desired menu and <COMM SETTING> : Communication RS485 Menu
press enter.
<EDIT RTC> : Clock Setting Menu

<CHNG PASSWORD>: Password Change Menu

< FACT SETTING > : Factory Setting Menu *

<RELAY VERSION> : Relay Version Menu

BACK

* Note: Factory setting menu is not for user. It is for factory setting purpose.

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From Menu-1:
# GROUP SEL #
On Selecting <GROUP SEL> Menu, out
of two groups of setting, one group
ACT.GROUP: GROUP 1
[Group1 / group2] at a time can be
activated as ACTIVE GROUP & some will
be visible in parameters. ←BACK
“# EDIT/VIEW PARAMETER #"
From Menu-1:
"CT_Ratio" : 0001 : CT Ratio for primary current display
On selecting <PROTECTION> List of all
the Editable parameter of protection will
"CHAR-P" : DEFT : Phase over-current trip characteristic
appear by using the Scroll keys

select the desired Parameter & Press "CHAR-E" : DEFT : Earth over-current trip characteristic
Enter key to Edit the selected parameter.
"I>" : 0.30xIn : Over-current Pickup

"ti>" : 0.030 : TMS Over-current Setting

"t>" : 003.00s : DEFT Trip Time

"l>>" : 0.5 x In : Short Circuit Protection

"t>> : 00.05s : DEFT Trip timing for SC Protection

"le>" : 0.05 x In : Earth Over-current Pickup

"tie>" : 0.030 : TMS Over-current Setting

"te>" : 005.00s : DEFT Trip Time

"Ie>>" : 0.5x In : Earth High-set Pickup

"te>>" : 00.50s : DEFT Trip timing Earth High

“U0>" : 10% : Unbalance Pickup

“t0>" : 000.50s : Unbalance DEFT Trip time

“CBFP” : YES : CBFP Protection

“tCBFP” : 1.24s : CBFP Supervision Time

“TCS_DLY” : 0.50 : TCS supervision delay

←BACK

From Menu-1:
# FAULT RECORD #
On selecting <<FAULT RECORD>>
Menu, it will show the Fault number
<FAULT NUMBER>
(latest one as 1) & then it will show the
FAULT Current, Fault Type with date &
<ERASE FAULT>
Time & also the trip timing as per setting.
To erase all the fault record choose
“ERASE FAULT” selection.
←BACK

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 # RELAY ASSIGN #
*From Menu-1:
"OC_RELAY" : DISABLE
On Selecting <RELAY ASSIGN> user can
assign the Relay 1 & 2 on OC/SC E/EH "SC_RELAY" : RLY-1
/CBFP /U0>. By default it will be in
Disable Mode. These two relays will work "E_RELAY" : RLY-2
only in presence of Auxiliary supply.
"EH_RELAY" : DISABLE
Use the Scroll keys , to
"CBFP_RY" : DISABLE
select the desired Parameter & Press
Enter key to edit the selected parameter. “U0-RY" : DISABLE

“TCS-RY" : RLY-1
←BACK

* From Menu-1:
# DI BLOCKING #
On Selecting <DI BLOCKING> user can
program blocking of any of Protection, "I>" : BLOCK
based on applying Voltage to Blocking
"I>>" : UNBLOCK
DI. Protection will get block only when DI
Blocking will be assigned & Voltage will "Ie>" : BLOCK
be applied to BLOCKING-DI. By using
the Scroll keys select the desired "Ie>>" : BLOCK
Parameter & Press Enter key to Edit the
selected parameter
“U0>" : UNBLOCK

←BACK

From Menu-1: # TRIP TYPE #

On Selecting <TRIP TYPE> user can
select the required Trip Output i.e. MHT
"TripO/P: MHT
Coil OR Latch Relay OR DUAL.
←BACK

From Menu-1:

On selecting <RLY RESET MODE>

# RLY RESET MODE #

Use the Scroll keys , to RSET MODE : AUTO

select the desired Parameter & Press ←BACK

Enter key.

* Model dependent

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From Menu-1:

On selecting <RST TRIP COUNT>

Reset Count ..?
Use the Scroll keys , to
YES NO CANCEL
select the desired Parameter (YES / NO /
CANCEL) & Press Enter key.

From Menu-1:
<RELAY TEST>
On Selecting <TRIP TEST> user can Test
the Relay or Test the breaker. <BREAKER TEST>

Use the Scroll keys , to ←BACK

select the desired Parameter & Press
Enter key to go to the next option (YES
/NO/CANCEL)

From Menu-1:
# COMM SETTING #

On selecting <COMM SETTING> user SLAVE ADD : 1

can select the MODBUS -RS485
Communication setting of Slave Address BAUD RATE : 9600
[1-32], Baud Rate [4800 to 19200] &
PARITY : NONE
Parity [ODD/EVEN/NONE].

←BACK

# EDIT RTC #

HOUR : 10
From Menu-1:
MIN : 02
On selecting <EDIT RTC> user can edit
the time clock setting of the relay by SEC : 03
using the Scroll keys.
DATE : 14
Select the desired Parameter & Press
Enter key to Edit the selected parameter. MONTH : 04

YEAR : 2011

←BACK

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[4] TECHNICAL DATA, CHARACTERISTICS & FEATURES
4.1 Technical Data
Measuring Input

Rated data Rated current IN :1A Burden : 2.3VA @ 1A

Frequency 50 Hz

Thermal load capacity Continuously: 2 x IN

1s 20 x IN

Dropout Ratio > 95%

Transcient overshoot +5%

in pickup

Current Transformers required for CSDPR

Selection of the CT suitable for the CSDPR is very much important because this relay is a self powered relay. It derives its internal energy
from external phase CTs. For proper operation, it necessary to select proper VA CT.

The Impedance to current characteristic of relay is shown in above graph.

From this graph, Impedance of relay at fault current of 1A i.e. rated current is 2.2. So the maximum Voltage required across relay
terminal for proper operation of relay is Vmax = 1 x 2.2 = 2.2V (at rated current).

Type Test
S.No. Description of Test Standard
1. Insulation test IEC 60255-5
2. Di-electric test IEC 60255-5
3. 5kV impulse voltage test IEC 60255-5
4. High freq. interference
test severity class 3 IEC 60255-22-1
5. Radio interference suppression test EN55011 Cl.5.1.2
6. Radio interference suppression test EN55011 Cl.5.22.2
7. Radiated radio freq. electromagnetic
field immunity test IEC 60255-22-3
8. Conductive RF immunity test ENV50141
9. Surge immunity EN61000-4-5
10. ESD test severity class 3 EN61000-4-2
11. Fast transient disturbance test IEC 60255-22-4
12. Powert frequency magnetic field immunity test IEC 61000-4-8

IP54 protection from front.

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 Setting Ranges & Steps

Phase characteristics CHAR-P DEFT/EINV/VINV/NINV3.0/NINV1.3

Earth characteristics CHAR-E DEFT/EINV/VINV/NINV3.0/NINV1.3

1st stage phase pickup I> 0.20–2.5 x IN 0.05 x IN

DEFT trip time for 1st stage over current t> 0.1–150 s 0.01 s

Inverse TMS for 1st stage phase over current ti> 0.01–1.500 0.005

2nd stage phase pickup (SC) I>> 0.5–20 x IN 0.5x IN

2nd stage phase trip time(SC) t >> 0.03–20 s 0.01 s

Earth fault 1st stage pickup Ie> 0.05-2.5 x IN 0.05 x IN

DEFT Trip time for 1st stage earth fault te> 0.05-150 s 0.01 s

Inverse TMS for 1st stage earth fault over current tie> 0.01–1.50 0.005

2nd stage earth fault pickup (Earth HighSet) Ie>> 0.5–15 x IN 0.05 x IN

2nd stage earth fault trip time te>> 0.04–2.0 s 0.01 s

Phase unbalance pickup U0> 5-80% 1%

Phase unbalance trip time t0> 0.1-150 s 0.01s

Enable CBFP protection Enable YES / NO -

CBFP Supervision time tCBFP 0.05-2.0 s 0.01 s

CT Ratio for primary current display CT Ratio 1-2500 1

Mode of tripping Trip Type MHT/L-RLY/DUAL -

TCS Delay TCS_DLY 0.05-2.0 Sec 0.01 s

Trip Characteristics (IEC 255-3)

I: Injected current
0.14/0.06
Is: Pickup set level
Normal Inverse 3.0/1.3 = ti [s] ti: TMS for inverse characteristic
(I / I ) – 1
0.02 t: Definite delay in DEFT characteristic
S

13.5
Very Inverse = ti [s]
(I / I ) – 1
S

80
!!! !!!
Extremely Inverse = ti [s]
(I / I ) - 1
S
2

O/C, S/C, E and EH protections are

available with DISABLE option in HMI.

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 Setting Ranges & Steps

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Accuracy
Tripping times with pre-fault : DMT: +5% of the setting value+ 30mSec

IDMT: Accuracy as per IEC-255-3 (2 x Is to 20 Is)

For VINV / NINV: +5% + 30msec

For EINV : + 7.5% + 30 mSec

For (I< .20 x Is) : + 7.5% + 30msec

Pickup accuracy : + 5%

Trip time without pre-fault : Standard time+ Additional delay <200 mSec

4.2 Features & Characteristics

CSDPR is a self powered relay from phase current. For earth fault protection minimum average phase current of 20% is
must required. However in presence of aux. supply, relay can operate even at lower level of 5% earth current.

CSDPR-V2 offers 50/51/50N/51N/Unbalance/CBFP protections/TCS protection:

Over-current Characteristic: Two stage over-current protection (I>, I>>, Ie>, Ie>>) are available for phase & earth
protection under various characteristics: DEFT / VINV /EINV / NINV3.0 / NINV1.3

U0> (Unbalance Protection: 46):

This is provided by the relay tripping in phase unbalance greater than setting % difference in terms of maximum phase
current

U0>: [(IMAX-IMIN) / IMAX] ×100[%]

Circuit Breaker Failure Protection (CBFP)

The C.B. failure protection is based on supervision of phase current during tripping events. This protective function
becomes active only after tripping. The criteria is whether all phase currents are dropped to <5% x IN within set time of
tCBFP. If not, then CB failure is detected and the assigned relay is activated.

Trip Counter:

CSDPR-V2 includes on inbuilt CB trip counter which gets incremented after every trip of breaker. It goes maximum upto
16000 counts and after that it gets reset to zero again. It can reset through HMI.

Trip Circuit Supervision:

This feature detects any anomalies in the trip circuit with continuously supervising both pre closing & post closing
condition in the circuit breaker with the help of two Digital Inputs as feedback. It detects trip circuit supply failure
of circuit breaker, tripping mechanism failure like circuit breaker contact degeneration in wires, contacts and coils.

[5] COMMUNICATION (Model Dependent)

RS-485 Communication

The CSDPR-V2 provides an MODBUS RS-485 communication on rear port as per model selection. A4 (P1) & A5 (N1)
terminal is required to be connected on RS-485 twisted bus. This port is available for “MODBUS™” protocol. CSDPR-V2
relay has feature to transmit the data such as settings, measurements and faults to the SCADA system. For this
communication external auxiliary supply is required. A communication failure dose not affects protection function

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Rear Port (RS-485)

Rear Port Protocol : MODBUS RTU

Baud Rate : 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 (settable)

Parity : NONE, EVEN, ODD (settable)

Stop Bit : 1 bit

Data Bit : 8 bit data

Slave Address : 1-32(Editable)

USB Front Communication

The front USB Communication port is designed for “CSE LIVELINK” for which the front end Software is provided. The S/w
has features of retrieving the records and changing the settings.

Note: Relay is plug & play on USB port. It automatically get energizes from USB port itself.

Front Port (USB)

Front Port : CSE protocol with “CSE LIVELINK” Software on USB Cable
Type A/A (USB2.0 shielded Cable)

[6] ORDERING FORM

MODEL NO.: CSDPR-V2 -X- -X- -X- -X-

100

S : Only Self powered & without communication

A :Only Auxiliary powered with communication
D : Dual Powered with communication

L : 24V DC (7V-35VDC)
H : 85V-260V AC/ 110V-300V DC
– : No Auxiliary

T : with TCS
— : No TCS

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 CSDPR-V2

For further information, please contact:

C&S Electric Ltd.

(Protection & Control Division)
4 O I E P III N D 10 02 INDIA
P 19 1 60241 308745 54 46 F 91 1 60 2413 E
Issue Date : 20.10.11
Rev. No : 01
Rev. Date : 04.01.12

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