NARI-RELAYS RCS-943A Communication Protocol Specification

This document is the NARI-RELAYS RCS-943A Microcomputer Protection Communication Specification, which introduces the communication protocol of the product, including communication speed, communication address, protocol type, remote modification of parameters, etc., as well as communication layer settings, protection value communication instructions, fault event report instructions, self-test report instructions, and fault report instructions.


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Brand
RCS-943A
Category
Other
Document type
Programming Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
5
File format
PDF
File size
31 KB
Published
14 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

This document details the communication protocol options supported by the RCS‑943A micro‑protection device, including the 1E080870‑5‑103 and LFP protocols. It explains how to configure communication addresses, baud rates, and protocol types via the device parameter menu.

The specification also defines the structure of protection setting messages, fault event reports, self‑test reports, analog measurement encoding, and digital protection signals, providing the exact byte layouts and field definitions required for integration with supervisory systems. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Overview
  • LFP Protocol Communication
  • Protection Setting Communication
  • Fault Event Report
  • Self‑test Report
  • Fault Report
  • Analog Protection Measurements
  • Digital Protection Signals
  • Protection Signals (IEC 60870‑5‑103)
  • General Classification Data Table

Specifications

Serial frame format1 start bit, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit
Analog value encoding2 bytes per value, 16‑bit unsigned, 2 fixed decimal places

Frequently asked questions

What communication protocols does the RCS‑943A support?

It supports the 1E080870‑5‑103 protocol and the LFP protocol, selectable in the device parameters.

How is the communication address configured?

The communication address is set in the device parameter menu and cannot be modified remotely.

What is the format of a fault event report?

A fault event report consists of 9 bytes: year, month, day, hour, minute, second, millisecond L, millisecond H, and fault action information.

How many bytes are used for each analog measurement?

Each analog measurement occupies two bytes.

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