The record for a recloser is shown below. The first line must have the words OC RECLOSER, starting at column 1. The remaining data starts on the next line and can occupy one or more lines. The record ends with a blank line.
OC RECLOSER
BUS_NO1; BUS1; KV1; BUS_NO2; BUS2; KV2; CKT; BTYP;
RELAY_ID; FASTOPS; TOTALOPS; RINT1; RINT2; RINT3;
P_FTYPE; P_STYPE; P_FMINI; P_FTADD; P_FTMULT; P_SMINI; P_STADD; P_STMULT; P_FAST;
P_MEMO;
P_FMINRESPONSE: P_SMINRESPONSE; P_INST; P_INSTDELAY;
G_FTYPE; G_STYPE; G_FMINI; G_FTADD; G_FTMULT; G_SMINI; G_STADD; G_STMULT; G_FAST;
G_MEMO;
G_FMINRESPONSE: G_SMINRESPONSE; G_INST; G_INSTDELAY;
OCLIB; RATEDAMPS; TAG; INTRPTIME;
ASSETID; P_FLAG, G_FLAG; TADDMOD; TMULTMOD;
ONDATE; OFFDATE; PKGB;
UDF;
RELAY_ID: An identifier for the recloser. The ID can have up to 20 characters enclosed in quotation marks. The ID must be unique among all the reclosers in the same relay group.
FASTOPS: Number of fast operations. This must be 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4.
TOTALOPS: Total number of operations to lockout. This must be an integer greater than, or equal to FASTOPS. The maximum is 4.
RINT1: First reclosing interval in seconds. This must be a positive floating point number if TOTALOPS is 2, 3 or 4.
RINT2: Second reclosing interval in seconds. This must be a positive floating point number if TOTALOPS is 3 or 4.
RINT3: Third reclosing interval in seconds. This must be a positive floating point number if TOTALOPS is 4.
P_FTYPE: Name of the fast curve in the phase unit, enclosed in quotation marks. Enter ‘N/A’ if FASTOPS is zero or if the phase unit is not in use.
P_STYPE: Name of the slow curve in the phase unit, enclosed in quotation marks. Enter ‘N/A’ if FASTOPS is equal to TOTALOPS or if the phase unit is not in use.
P_FMINI: Pickup of the fast curve of the phase unit in amperes. This is usually equal to 1.
P_FTADD: Time adder of the fast curve of the phase unit, in seconds.
P_FTMULT: Time multiplier of the fast curve of the phase unit.
P_SMINI: Pickup of the slow curve of the phase unit in amperes. This is usually equal to 1.
P_STADD: Time adder of the slow curve of the phase unit, in seconds.
P_STMULT: Time multiplier of the fast curve of the phase unit.
P_FAST: 1 to report on the trip time of the fast curve; 0 to report on the trip time of the slow curve.
P_MEMO: Memo with up to 512 characters enclosed in quotation marks.
P_FMINRESPONSE: Minimum response time of the phase unit fast curve in seconds.
P_SMINRESPONSE: Minimum response time of the phase unit slow curve in seconds.
P_INST: Phase unit high current trip setting in amperes.
P_INSTDELAY: Phase unit high current trip delay in seconds.
G_FTYPE: Name of the fast curve in the ground unit, enclosed in quotation marks. Enter ‘N/A’ if FASTOPS is zero or if the ground unit is not in use.
G_STYPE: Name of the slow curve in the ground unit, enclosed in quotation marks. Enter ‘N/A’ if FASTOPS is equal to TOTALOPS or if the ground unit is not in use.
G_FMINI: Pickup of the fast curve of the ground unit in amperes. This is usually equal to 1.
G_FTADD: Time adder of the fast curve of the ground unit, in seconds.
G_FTMULT: Time multiplier of the fast curve of the ground unit.
G_SMINI: Pickup of the slow curve of the ground unit in amperes. This is usually equal to 1.
G_STADD: Time adder of the slow curve of the ground unit, in seconds.
G_STMULT: Time multiplier of the fast curve of the ground unit.
G_FAST: 1 to report on the trip time of the fast curve; 0 to report on the trip time of the slow curve.
G_MEMO: Memo with to 512 characters enclosed in quotation marks.
G_FMINRESPONSE: Minimum response time of the ground unit fast curve in seconds.
G_SMINRESPONSE: Minimum response time of the ground unit slow curve in seconds.
G_INST: Ground unit high current trip setting in amperes.
G_INSTDELAY: Ground unit high current trip delay in seconds.
OCLIB: Overcurrent library file name.
RATEDAMPS: Momentary short circuit current rating.
TAG: Tag string with a maximum of 512 characters. Tags in string are separated by semicolon. Any alpha-numeric characters can be used, except for the string delimiter (single or double quotation mark). The tag string is enclosed in quotation marks.
INTRPTIME: Interrupt time in seconds.
ASSETID: Asset ID string with a maximum of 128 characters enclosed in quotation marks.
P_FLAG: Phase unit on/off- line flag. Set flag to 1 for on-line device; 2 for off-line device.
G_FLAG: Ground unit on/off- line flag. Set flag to 1 for on-line device; 2 for off-line device.
TADDMOD: Time adder application flag. Set flag to 0 to modify curve time only; 1 to modify curve and minimum trip time; 2 to modify curve and high current trip time; 255 to modify all.
TMULTMOD: Time multiplier application flag. Set flag to 0 to modify curve time only; 1 to modify curve and minimum trip time; 2 to modify curve and high current trip time; 255 to modify all.
ONDATE: In-service date. Set to 0 if not available. Otherwise enter an unsigned 32-bit integer that stores the year/month/date information given by the CTime object in the Microsoft Foundation Class.
OFFDATE: Out-of-service date. Set to 0 if not available. Otherwise enter an unsigned 32-bit integer that stores the year/month/date information given by the CTime object in the Microsoft Foundation Class.
PKGB: Protection package B flag. Enter 1 if true. Otherwise, enter 0.
UDF: User-defined data fields. Enter the list of user defined field values as a tab delimited text string enclosed in single quotes.