1. VCL-TP, Teleprotection Equipment with Trip Counter Display Panel
Product Presentation
Revision 6 – Aug, 2018

2. VCL-TP Teleprotection
Transmission interface options include:
• 64Kbps, G.703 co-directional interface option for transmission over 64Kbps data link
• E1, 2.048Mbps, G.703 interface for transmission over an E1 link
• IEEE C37.94 compliant Multi-Mode optical fiber interface for transmission over short-reach multi-mode optical fiber link
• IEEE C37.94 modulation compliant Single-Mode optical fiber interface for transmission over long-reach, single-mode optical fiber link (≤ 40 KM, ≤ KM, ≤ 120 KM, ≤ 160 KM, ≤ 200 KM)

3. VCL-TP Teleprotection
Transmission interface options include:
• Teleprotection over IP/MPLS – 10/100BaseT (Electrical) or 100BaseFX (Optical) Ethernet Interface to provide Teleprotection over IP / MPLS link
• IEC GOOSE over IP/MPLS
• IEC GOOSE Interface over E1 Interface
• IEC GOOSE Interface over C37.94 (Optical) Interface

4. VCL-TP Teleprotection
Command Transfer Time (including relay operating time)
64Kbps, G.703 Co-directional
< 7ms
C37.94 Optical
< 6ms
E1 (2.048Mbps)
< 6ms (5ms typical)
Over IP / MPLS
< 7ms (6ms typical)
IEC GOOSE over E1
< 3ms (2ms typical)
IEC GOOSE over IP / MPLS

5. VCL-TP Teleprotection
Extremely reliable and flexible Teleprotection that is available with:
Uses standard IEEE C37.94 protocol and coding for error resistant transmission
1+1 Optical Link Redundancy (IEEE C37.94)
1+1 Power Supply
Optional 16, Digital (8 Inputs and 8 Outputs) Trip Counter Display Panel with 8 user configurable external dry contact alarm outputs
IRIG-B time synchronization option to synchronize time-stamps with GPS.
NTP / PTP time synchronization option to synchronize time-stamps.

6. VCL-TP Teleprotection
Intelligent, Fast and Reliable:
Meets IEC specifications for dependability and reliability
SNMPv2 Monitoring
NMS (Network Management System)
Smart Grid Ready:
May be interfaced directly to IEC Protection Relays
IEC GOOSE Applications

7. Product Overview Intelligent, Fast and Reliable:
Less than 7ms command transfer time
Meets IEC specifications for dependability and reliability
Optional 8 channel Trip Counter Display with 8 User assignable external alarms
SNMPv2 Monitoring and NMS
Smart Grid Ready:
May be interfaced directly to IEC Protection Relays
IEC GOOSE Interface
IP/MPLS Interface

8. Front View Dimensions Rack mounting Standard 19-Inch. DIN Rack
Height mm. – standard 2U high
Depth mm.
Width mm.
Weight kg

9. Teleprotection over SDH / E1 PDH links
Application Diagram
Teleprotection over SDH / E1 PDH links
Typical integrated Teleprotection application.
Orion’s E1 PDH multiplexer with an integrated IEEE C37.94
Teleprotection Interface over an SDH or PDH data network.

10. Teleprotection – 64 kbit/s G.703 Co-directional Data channel
Application Diagram
Teleprotection – 64 kbit/s G.703 Co-directional Data channel

11. Teleprotection over an E1 (2.048Mbps) Interface
Application Diagram
Teleprotection over an E1 (2.048Mbps) Interface

12. Teleprotection over IEEE C37.94 Optical Interface
Application Diagram
Teleprotection over IEEE C37.94 Optical Interface

13. Teleprotection – IEEE C37.94 Interface
Application Diagram
Teleprotection – IEEE C37.94 Interface

14. Teleprotection over IP / MPLS Network
Application Diagram
Teleprotection over IP / MPLS Network

15. Teleprotection over IP – GOOSE over IP / MPLS / Encrypted IP Links
Application Diagram
Teleprotection over IP – GOOSE over IP / MPLS / Encrypted IP Links
Interconnecting IEC Protection Relay over MPLS / IP Transmission Links
Secure Transmission of IEC GOOSE over Encrypted (AES 256) IP Transmission Links.

16. Teleprotection with IEC-61850 GOOSE Interface over C37.94 Interface
Application Diagram
Teleprotection with IEC GOOSE Interface over C37.94 Interface
Note: Available with 1+0 and 1+1 Redundant C37.94 Compliant Optical Interface options

17. Teleprotection with IEC-61850 GOOSE Interface over E1 Interface
Application Diagram
Teleprotection with IEC GOOSE Interface over E1 Interface

18. Application Diagram
Teleprotection over E1/SDH and C37.94) -Redundant Scheme for Distance Protection
Note: This diagram illustrates how the MAIN LINE 1 and MAIN LINE 2, Teleprotection over E1/SDH and Teleprotection with C37.94 (Optical) interface will function to implement the concept of "Reliable Communications" and 1+1 Redundancy for establishing a resilient protection network.
Note: The “OR” function is used to provide alternate tripping paths for both MAIN 1 and MAIN 2 protection relays, to provide fail-safe distance protection.

19. Application Diagram
Teleprotection over IP / MPLS and E1 -  Redundant Scheme for Distance Protection
Note: This diagram illustrates how the MAIN LINE 1 and MAIN LINE 2 Teleprotection equipment (Teleprotection over IP / MPLS and E1 Teleprotection / Digital Protection Coupler / Protection Signalling Equipment / PSE) will function to implement the concept of "Reliable Communications" and 1+1 Redundancy for establishing a resilient protection network.
Note: The “OR” function is used to provide alternate tripping paths for both MAIN 1 and MAIN 2 protection relays, to provide fail-safe distance protection.

20. Distance Protection Reliability Index with Binary Commands over C37.94
Traditional Distance Protection Application 1
105
Reliability
Increased by
100,000
Times

21. 1015 Distance Protection Reliability Index with GOOSE over C37.94
61850 GOOSE Distance Protection Application
1015
Reliability
Increased by
1,000,000
Billion
Times

22. Features and Benefits
Compact, standard 19-Inch Rack-mountable, 2U and 3U high chassis
Distance Teleprotection applications
User programmable for Direct Tripping, Permissive Tripping and Blocking Protection Schemes
Bi-directional Transmission of 8 command Inputs and 8 command outputs
Available with 48V DC, 110V DC, 220V DC and 250V DC command and switching voltage options
1+1, Redundant Power Supply with 48V DC, 110V DC, 220V DC and 250V DC Input Power Supply Options

23. Features and Benefits
Multiple level loopback options for maintenance and trouble shooting
Optional 8 Input and 8 Output Trip Counter Display with 8 user assignable external relay alarm outputs
NMS option for remote management over Ethernet / IP link
Assignable user access levels for access control
Secured password control
Encrypted Password Protection
Maintains logs of all successful and un-successful access attempts
Generates SNMP Trap in the event of 3 un-successful access attempts
Complies with NERC requirements for security

24. Flexibility and User Programmability
User programmable “Input” command sampling time and “Output” command holding time: - Input Sampling Time - Sets the “Sampling Time” of the INPUT Commands. - Output Relay Deactivation Time - Sets the OUTPUT Command Relay Deactivation Time – user programmable duration of the OUTPUT Pulse
Less than 2ms command transfer time
Less than 6ms back-to-back operating time (including relay operating time) in IEEE C37.94 Optical mode
Less than 6ms back-to-back operating time (including relay operating time) in Mbps, E1 interface mode
Less than 8ms back-to-back operating time (including relay operating time) in 64 kbps, G.703 Co-directional 4 wire data interface mode

25. Flexibility and User Programmability (Maintenance)
Manual Loop Test – This feature initiates a “Manual Loop-Test” of the transmission link that interconnects the “Local” Teleprotection Terminal and the “Remote” Teleprotection Terminal.
Automatic Loop Test – The Automatic Link Test feature automatically initiates “Periodic Loop Tests” at user programmed intervals of the transmission link that interconnects the “Local” Teleprotection Terminal and the “Remote” Teleprotection Terminal.
Delay Measurement Test – This feature automatically initiates an end-to-end “Delay Measurement Test” between the “Local” and the “Remote” Teleprotection Terminal through the interconnecting transmission link.

26. Event and Alarm Logging
Time-Stamped Alarm Logging
Time-Stamped Event Logging.
IRIG-B and NTP time synchronization option options for accurate time-stamping of all events and alarms
NTP and IRIG-B Time Synchronization Options maintaining real-clock time in UTC or Local time format
Automatic Daylight Savings Time correction for local time
Management and Monitoring
RS232 serial, USB serial interfaces for local terminal access
10/100BaseT Ethernet Interface for remote access over an IP network
Maintains an access log of over 10,000 most recent entries for security audit

27. Management and Monitoring
GUI (Graphical User Interface)
Command Line Interface (English text commands).
Telnet
SSH
SNMPv2 Traps
Optional 16 Trip Counter (8 Inputs and 8 Outputs) Display with 8, user assignable dry contact external alarm relays to connect external alarms on an annunciator panel to extend audio and / or visual alarm indications

28. Reliability Unrivaled Speed, Security and Reliability
Compliant with IEC and IEC specifications and standards for reliability
Fully compliant with IEEE C37.94 for error resistant transmission
Power Supply Immunity to withstand impulse surges and transients of up to 4kV
High Quality Relays – withstand voltage 10 kV between coil and contacts (1.2 × 50 μþs)
Maximum Switching Voltage: 400V AC or 300V DC
Relays - Mechanical: 10,000,000 operations min. (at 18,000 operations/hour).

29. Error Detection and Coding
Reliability
Optoisolated Command Inputs and Optoisolated Relay Outputs
Immunity to Voltage Dips, Short Power Supply Interruptions and Voltage Variations as per IEC specifications.
Error Detection and Coding
Line Code Violation Detection
LOS Detection
Block Command Encoding as per IEEE C37.94.

30. Power Supply Options Power Consumption 48V DC 110V DC 220V DC 250V DC
Voltage Withstand: Meets and exceeds IEC and IEC 255 requirements.
Power Consumption
< 18 Watts

31. Transmission Standards and CompliancesEN
Electrical: ITU-T, G.703 for 64Kbps co-directional 4-wire data interface
Electrical: ITU-T, G.703 for 2.048Mbps interface
Optical: IEEE compliant 850nm Multi-Mode optical interface
Optical: IEEE compliant modulation 1310nm and 1550nm Single-Mode optical interfaces
Laser: Class I (for Single-Mode Optical Interface) - Eye-safe as per EN specifications.

32. Teleprotection Standards and Compliances
Compliant with IEC and IEC specifications and standards
Other Regulatory Compliances
Meets CE requirements
Complies with FCC Part 68 and EMC FCC Part 15 Class 2
Electromagnetic Standards Compliance EN EN
IEC (immunity)
IEC (emission).

33. EMI, EMC, Surge Withstand and other Compliances
EN EN IEC
IEC (Conducted Immunity). IEC IEC
IEC IEC IEC
CISPR 22 / EN55022 Class B (Conducted Emission and Radiated Emission)
IS 9000 (Part II Sec. 1-4, Part III Sec. 1-5, Part IV, Part 14 Sec. 1-3)
IEC IEC IEC
IEC (Radiated Immunity) IEC IEC
IEC IEC Telcordia GR Surge and Power
IEC IEC Contact
ESD, Voltage and Surge Withstand: Meets and exceeds IEC , IEC , IEC , Level 4 specifications.
Immunity to Voltage Dips, Short Power Supply Interruptions and Voltage Variations meets and exceeds IEC , Level 1 specifications.

34. Standards and Compliances continued..
Compliant with IEC and IEC specifications and standards
Dependability
Transmission Time and Recovery Time
Alarm Time
Security with sudden signal interruption
Security with burst disturbances
DC power supply interruption
Reverse polarity
Jitter and Insulation withstand (as per IEC ).

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Headquarters: Phoenix, Arizona
Orion Telecom Networks Inc.
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Orion Telecom Networks Inc.
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