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GE Digital Energy UR version 7.10 and URPlus version 1.90 Firmware release Sales Presentation May , 2013 V1.0 By: Jose Mendez & JC Theron – Product Managers.

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1 GE Digital Energy UR version 7.10 and URPlus version 1.90 Firmware release Sales Presentation May , 2013 V1.0 By: Jose Mendez & JC Theron – Product Managers

2 Content UR & URPlus Family Preview What is UR v710 and URPlus 1.90?
Application Examples Key Market Drivers Ordering Q & A

3 UR Family Preview Continuing to drive the protection and control industry Complete Platform supporting all major protection applications Modular platform: Reduce spare part cost and handling, swap modules among different relay models, upgrade and expand hardware seamlessly, drastically reduce the impact of hardware updates, common software tools for configuration, monitoring, diagnostics. Advanced Communications as a backbone of the platform with unique integration flexibility Continued development in Ease of Use functionality IEC61850 on the entire family including Process Bus (Hardfiber) Diagnostics and Recording meeting international requirements Security providing the tools for NERC CIP compliance 15 years of experience in the market More than units sold (2012) GE Multilin Committed to market and Customers Proven State of the Art Protection and Control Systems

4 URPlus Family Preview Completely Packaged Cost-Effective Solution for Protection, Control & Automation D90Plus: Sub-cycle protection Improved network stability & power system performance C90Plus: Bay Monitoring/control, SSOD, F/V, dF/dt and Fast Load Shed. . . easy to design, expand B95Plus: Distributed Bus Protection Up to 24 three-phase ccts with BF, reconfigurable busses Powerful automation flexlogic & math engine . . .Improved substation automation capability in terms of performance, cost & redundancy Color HMI & annunciator very intuitive and easy-to-use visual tool to monitor & control the bay/bus . . . Soft labels, descriptive messages - eliminate LEDs and annunciator in panels – 288 Alarms Powerful DFR capability Eliminate the need for standalone DFRs and meet NERC requirement Enhanced metering functionality Enhanced data logger and Synchrophasors as per IEEE C37.118 Outstanding communication capability IEC61850, Dual IP redundancy, PRP . . . Pre-configured to use for 12 different configurations ready to use EnerVista Software Suite Intuitive & simply the easiest way to manage the URPlus

5 Covering All Major Protection and Control Applications
Generation Transmission Distribution Network & Control Industrial C30 – Controller N60 – Network Stability and Synchrophasors C60 – Breaker Controller C70 - Capacitor Bank C90Plus – Bay Controller and Small Signal Oscillation M60 – Motor C90Plus – Fast Load Shedding G60 – Generator G30 – Generator & Transformer L90 - Line Differential L60 - Phase Comparison L30 - Line Differential D90Plus – Sub-Cycle Distance D60 - Line Distance D30 - Backup Distance B30 – Low Impedance Bus B90 – Low Impedance Bus B95Plus – Distributed Bus Bar F60 – Complete Feeder F35 - Multiple Feeder T60 – Complete Transformer T35 - Transformer

6 What is UR 7.10? What is URPlus 1.90?

7 Product Summary UR Multilin UR FW release v7.10 What is it?
MDS WiYZTM Multilin UR FW release v7.10 What is it? Value Proposition of UR FW version 7.10 Increases network availability by enabling independent failure mode and reducing failover time to zero through implementation of IEC “PRP” In-zone transformer capability in the L90 enables decreasing the number of required CT banks by 1/3 and dedicated transformer relay for line differential schemes with a power transformer in between New settings fields for bypassing user authentication may speed up relays commissioning and testing by 10% while keeping NERC/CIP compliance UR FW version 7.10 release introduces specific new communication and P&C capabilities to The UR Family of devices. New Communication functionality New network redundancy method as per the IEC PRP standard. Updated KEMA certification on the IEC61850 protocol New P&C Functionalities In-zone transformer capabilities added to the L90 Line Protection System CyberSentryTM UR Lvl 1 new settings for password bypass 7

8 Product Summary URPlus
MDS WiYZTM Multilin URPlus FW release v1.90 What is it? Value Proposition of URPlus FW version 1.90 Increases network availability by enabling independent failure mode and reducing failover time to zero through implementation of IEC “PRP” The SSOD (Small Signal Oscillation Detection) range is expanded and refined to ensure a larger area of system oscillations can be detected URPlus FW version 1.90 release introduces specific new communication and enhanced P&C capabilities to The URPlus platform, excluding the B95Plus. New Communication functionality New network redundancy method as per the IEC PRP standard. Updated KEMA certification on the IEC61850 protocol Enhanced P&C Functionalities (C90Plus) Small Signal Oscillation Detection range is expanded to cover a wider range of 0.08 to 1Hz with step increments of 0.02Hz. 8

9 Application Examples

10 Applications 1 – PRP (UR & URPlus)
MDS WiYZTM Bumpless recovery of communications UR / URPlus 2 networks 2 ports 1 MAC address/IP address UR receives frames from both networks Discards 2nd frame Transparent to switches Responding to new spec trend (CFE, PREPA, Allows customer to standardized in a single box for all transmission applications Increased network availability that reduces failover time to zero through implementation of IEC “PRP” 10

11 Application Example 1b – Complete Network Redundancy (UR & URPlus)
LAN A – Ring mode LAN B – Tree mode UR v6.xx or older SAN SAN: Single attached node DANP: Doubled attached node PRP RedBox: device allowing to attach single attached nodes to a redundant network SAN: Single access node DANP: Double access node PRP UR v7.10 or higher DANP Increased network availability (Independent failure mode) Chosen redundancy method for S/S automation networks based on (Ed. 2) 11

12 Application Example 1c – Programmable Redundancy (UR)
- Eth Ports 2 & 3: Independent, Failover or PRP redundancy - Port 2 shares IP and MAC addresses with Port 3 SAN: Single attached node DANP: Doubled attached node PRP RedBox: device allowing to attach single attached nodes to a redundant network Eth Port 1 Eth Port 2 Eth Port 3 12

13 Applications 2 – L90 With In-zone Transformer (UR)
MDS WiYZTM In-zone Power Transformer Functionality Compensates remote terminal side phase shift Suitable for two and three line terminals Several Inrush Inhibit modes Ground differential is disabled when In-zone is enabled It compensates for magnitude, phase shift (angle) It has inrush current inhibit. Three modes: Per phase, 2 out of three and average. No restricted ground fault protection yet Only supports two winding transformers Reduces the number of required CT banks by 1/3 and dedicated transformer relay for line differential schemes with a power transformer in between 13

14 CyberSentryTM UR Level 1
Applications 3 – CyberSentryTM (UR) MDS WiYZTM Standard Security UR CyberSentryTM UR FW 7.0x Standard Exceeds NERC CIP Password requirements (6 digits, alpha-numeric and special characters; UR – 20 Digits, Alpha-numeric, special, capital and small case characters) Access Level for Settings Access Level for Commands Dual Access control Remote Password, Local Password Security Audit Trial (6.0x) CyberSentryTM UR Level 1 Exceeds NERC CIP Password requirements (6 digits, alpha-numeric and special characters; UR – 20 Digits, Alpha-numeric, special, capital and small case characters) RBAC with Five Roles Administrator Supervisor Engineer Operator Observer Enterprise authentication - Radius Enhanced Security Audit Trial plus Syslog support Requires software option 14

15 Applications 3b – Password Bypass (UR)
Relay Commissioning and Testing Takes hours and requires frequent settings change (at least once per tested element) Each setting change requires password clearance Submitting password may be slow depending on the interface (front panel) Disabling passwords compromises final settings Bypass requires Administrator privileges Remote Password Bypass Ethernet User Activities FP See and write independent settings See independent records No access to CyberSentry settings User Activities Comms Read and write settings files Read record files Write independent settings FW upgrade CybersSentry settings Master/client Comm Local Password Bypass Front Panel, RS232 & RS485 Speeds up relays commissioning and testing by about 10% while keeping NERC/CIP compliance

16 Applications 4 – Small Signal Oscillation Detection (URPlus)
MDS WiYZTM SSOD Settings Range Expanded in C90Plus Measure up to 6 analog inputs either local or remote signals at a fixed measurement rate of 100 ms, and monitor for small power system oscillations (Power or Frequency) Alarm and Trip stage Settings range expanded: 0.08 to 1 Hz with 0.02 Hz frequency step Ground differential is disabled when In-zone is enabled It compensates for magnitude, phase shift (angle) It has inrush current inhibit. Three modes: Per phase, 2 out of three and average. No restricted ground fault protection yet Only supports two winding transformers Increases large power system stability by monitoring 6 inputs and allow system separations upon detected instability 16

17 Multilin UR &10 Key Feature Descriptions
What it Means… IEC (PRP) IEC is a standard that re-defines traditional Ethernet LAN redundancy by introducing two redundancy methods: the Parallel Redundancy Protocol (PRP) and the High-Availability Seamless Redundancy (HSR). UR and URplus devices support both PRP. When PRP is implemented, both main and redundant Ethernet LANs become active, data packets from UR/URPlus devices are tagged and transmitted over both LANs simultaneously. The device receiving that data, will use the packet that comes in first and drop the second one. As a benefit, if one LAN fails, there is no failover time causing delays. UR and URPlus implementation is based on the latest version of the IEC standard, which is dated Jul-2012. “In-zone Transformer” for line differential protection The “In-zone transformer protection” functionality refers to the capability that GE’s Line Differential Protection Systems, L30 and L90, have to accommodate a power transformer between the line terminals so the current differential scheme looks over both, Line and power transformer, without compromising protection performance. Magnitude and phase compensation as well as second harmonic inhibit during transformer magnetizing inrush are provided. This reduces the current differential scheme hardware requirements. CyberSentryTM This is a new GE’s Trade Mark that refers to all cyber security products an functionality developed by GE Grid Automation. The “CyberSentry TM UR” is related to the set of features inside UR devices. The UR v700 release introduced the first level of cyber security functionality, called “CyberSentry UR Level 1”. This software option brings Radius (for remote authentication and access management) and Syslog (standard data format for cyber security event reporting), which are standard tools used by IT teams for Cyber Security applications. At the date of the v7.00 release (Dec-2012) UR relays were the only one commercially-available P&C device with this capabilities.

18 Market Drivers

19 Market Drivers IEC 62439-3 Standard on Industrial Network Redundancy
Industrial communication networks – High availability automation networks – Part 3: Parallel Redundancy Protocol (PRP) and High-availability Seamless Redundancy (HSR) First edition of the standard “1.0” is dated Feb A second edition “2.0” came up in Jul The Ed. 2 PRP is not backward compatible with Ed. 1 PRP. This was the trade-off to enable multi protocol nodes, which are nodes that can be work on both PRP and HSR networks. The standard has been highly promoted by ABB and Siemens as they hold patents on it. PRP has been adopted by a small number of companies so far. However, we see how the rapidly-growing interest on this protocol can make an important market driver in the short term. North American Electric Reliability Corporation Critical Infrastructure Protection (NERC CIP) This term has become standard matter for all utility companies in North America as they collaborate with the US Department of Energy (DOE) and the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS). “The DOE designated NERC as the electricity sector coordinator for critical infrastructure protection. NERC serves as the Information Sharing and Analysis Center for the electricity sector. NERC also works closely with the DHS and Public Safety Canada to ensure the critical infrastructure protection functions are coordinated with the governments of the United States and Canada”

20 Ordering

21 CPU v710 – New Software Options
MDS WiYZTM UR Soft Options Description List Price level 24 In-zone Transformer (L90) $ C0 PRP $ E0 IEEE PRP $ F0 PRP + CyberSentry UR Lvl 1 $ 1,475.00 G0 IEEE PRP + CyberSentry UR Lvl 1 $ 1,725.00 Qty of New Software Options UR 172 B URPlus Soft Options Description List Price level A2 PRP $ Qty of New Software Options UR 3 21

22 UR v710 Order Code – L90 Device
MDS WiYZTM 22

23 v710 Order Code – L90 Device cont.
MDS WiYZTM 23

24 URPlus v190 Order Code C90Plus Device
MDS WiYZTM 24

25 Questions & Answers

26 Thanks!


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