Getting Information on a Piece of Equipment
Double-click the mouse on the equipment of interest to open the info dialog box.
Scrolling
Press the arrow keys in the numerical keypad to scroll the one-line diagram both horizontally and vertically. Rolling the mouse wheel also scrolls the diagram up and down.
Zoom and Out
Hold down the <Ctrl> key and roll the mouse wheel to change the zoom setting continuously.
Pan the One-Line Diagram
Press down the mouse wheel and drag the mouse to pan the one-line diagram.
Inserting a Tap Bus
Select ‘Bus’ from the drag/drop pallet and drop it onto the middle of a line symbol.
Adjusting Length of Bus Symbols
Click the left mouse button on either end of the bus symbol and drag to shorten or lengthen the symbol. Before shortening a bus symbol, you may have to move equipment attached to the portion of the bus symbol that will be eliminated.
Viewing Different Faults
The VCR-like icons on the toolbar let you sequence through the faults you simulated.
Opening the Phasor Panel
Hold down the <Ctrl> key and double-click the mouse on a network element.
Using Buttons on Toolbar
There is a toolbar immediately below the menus. The buttons on the toolbar are shortcuts for a number of frequently used commands, such as applying a fault, viewing the fault currents on the one-line diagram, and viewing the relay characteristics.
The icons on the toolbar are shortcuts to the following frequently used commands.
File |
New
File
| Open Binary Data File
File
| Save
Tools | Undo
Tools
| Data Browser
Faults | Specify Classical Faults
Faults | Specify Simultaneous
Fault
Faults | Show Solution on
1-line
Display Zero Sequence Quantities (Faults | Show Solution on 1-Line)
Display
Positive Sequence Quantities (Faults | Show Solution on 1-Line)
Display
Negative Sequence Quantities (Faults | Show Solution on 1-Line)
Display
Phase-'a' Quantities (Faults | Show Solution on 1-Line)
Display
Phase-'b' Quantities (Faults | Show Solution on 1-Line)
Display
Phase-'c' Quantities (Faults | Show Solution on 1-Line)
Display Relay Operating Times (Faults |
Show Solution on 1-Line)
Display First Fault Solution (Faults |
Show Solution on 1-Line)
Display Previous Fault Solution (Faults
| Show Solution on 1-Line)
Display Next Fault Solution (Faults |
Show Solution on 1-Line)
Display Last Fault Solution (Faults |
Show Solution on 1-Line)
Tools | Scripting | Run
Script
View | Device Palette
View | TTY
Window
Relay | Curves Window
At the bottom of the window is a narrow, horizontal text area. This is referred to as the “Status Bar” in this manual. The status bar displays the fault description when post-fault solutions are being shown.
Shutting Down OneLiner
You can exit OneLiner by double-clicking on the control menu box in the upper-left corner of the Main Window. This is equivalent to executing the File | Exit command.