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SE-330 SERIES (NEW REVISION) IEC 61850 INTERFACE
Revision 0-C-121117
Copyright 2018 Littelfuse Startco Ltd.
All rights reserved.
Document Number: PM-1206-EN

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TABLE OFCONTENTS
SECTION PAGE
1 General ................................................................. 1
1.1 Configuration Software ......................................... 1
2 Network Configuration ....................................... 1
2.1 Ethernet Ports ........................................................ 1
2.2 IP Settings.............................................................. 1
2.3 SNTP Settings........................................................ 1
2.4 IEC 61850 Clients ................................................. 1
3 IEC 61850 Configuration.................................... 4
3.1 Server Configuration ............................................. 4
3.2 Report Control Blocks ........................................... 6
3.3 Data Sets ................................................................ 7
3.4 GOOSE Settings .................................................... 9
3.4.1 GOOSE Control Blocks ............................. 9
3.4.2 GOOSE Network Inputs............................. 9
4 MMS Data Model .............................................. 12
4.1 Device Information LLN0 ................................... 12
4.1.1 Report Control Blocks.............................. 12
4.1.2 Default Datasets ....................................... 13
4.1.3 GOOSE Control Blocks ........................... 13
4.2 Physical Device LPHD ........................................ 13
4.3 Metering UIRMMXU1........................................ 14
4.4 Ground Fault GFPTOC1 ..................................... 15
4.5 Resistor Fault RFPTOV1..................................... 16
4.6 Command CMDGGIO0 ...................................... 17
4.7 Event Record RECGGIO2................................... 18
5 Specifications...................................................... 19
Appendix A SE-330 Series (New Revision)
IEC 61850 Interface Revision History ........................ 20
LIST OFFIGURES
FIGURE PAGE
1 SE-MON330 Communications Settings................ 2
2 Top View of SE-330 (SE-330-X6-XX) with
Dual RJ-45 Ethernet Network Communications ... 2
3 Top View of SE-330 (SE-330-X7-XX) with
Single Fiber SC and Single RJ-45
Ethernet Network Communications ...................... 3
4 Top View of SE-330 (SE-330-X8-XX)
with Dual Fiber SC Ethernet
Network Communications ..................................... 3
5 SE-MON330 IEC 61850 Server Configuration
Tab ......................................................................... 4
6 SE-MON330 IEC 61850 Report Control
Block (RCB) Configuration Tab ........................... 5
7 SE-MON330 IEC 61850 Data Sets Tab ................ 7
8 SE-MON330 IEC 61850 Data Set
Properties Window ................................................ 8
9 SE-MON330 IEC 61850 GOOSE Tab ................ 10
LIST OFTABLES
TABLE PAGE
1 Default IP Settings................................................. 1
2 Server Configuration Parameters .......................... 4
3 RCB Report Conditions......................................... 6
4 RCB Optional Fields ............................................. 6
5 GOOSE Network Input Status Values ................ 11
6 LLN0 –Logical Node Data................................. 12
7 LPHD –Logical Node Data ................................ 13
8 Metering UIRMMXU1........................................ 14
9 Ground Fault GFPTOC1 ..................................... 15
10 Resistor Fault RFPTOV1 .................................... 16
11 Command CMDGGIO0 ...................................... 17
12 Event Record RECGGIO2 .................................. 18
DISCLAIMER
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Littelfuse Startco is not liable for contingent or consequential
damages, or for expenses sustained as a result of incorrect
application, incorrect adjustment, or a malfunction.

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1. GENERAL
This manual describes the features of the SE-330,
SE-330AU, and SE-330HV IEC 61850 interface. Unless
otherwise indicated, “SE-330”refers to all three monitor
series in general. The optional IEC 61850 interface
includes Manufacturing Message Specification (MMS)
and Generic Object Oriented Substation Events (GOOSE)
elements. MMS Buffered and Unbuffered Report Control
Blocks are supported with user-definable Data Sets. Two
GOOSE Control Blocks and 16 GOOSE Network Inputs
are available to provide high speed peer-to-peer signaling.
Three hardware configuration options are available to
provide redundant network connections: Dual RJ45, Dual
Fiber SC, and Single RJ45/Single Fiber SC.
The IEC 61850 interface is configured using the
SE-MON330 configuration software (version 3.2 or later).
Modbus/TCP is included to support configuration of the
SE-330 over the network. For more information on the
Modbus/TCP interface, refer to the SE-330 Series
Modbus/TCP manual.
1.1 CONFIGURATION SOFTWARE
The IP, SNTP and IEC 61850 settings are configured
using SE-MON330 through the front-panel USB interface.
To download SE-MON330, please visit
www.littelfuse.com/se-330. For information on how to
connect SE-MON330 to the SE-330, please refer tothe SE-
MON330 help file found in the Help –Contents menu.
2. NETWORK CONFIGURATION
IP and SNTP settings are configured on the
SE-MON330 Details Page tab as shown in Fig 1.
2.1 ETHERNET PORTS
Two Ethernet interface types are available for the
SE-330:
•10/100 BASE-Tx full/half duplex Auto-MDIX
RJ45
•100 Mbps fiber SC
Three combinations of these interface types are
available:
•Dual RJ45
•Dual Fiber SC
•Single RJ45 / Single Fiber SC
See Figs. 2, 3, and 4.
2.2 IP SETTINGS
When connected to the SE-330 with SE-MON330, the
IP settings can be found in the Details Page tab in the
Network Parameter section. The IP address, subnet mask
and gateway can be configured for each network interface.
Default values for these settings are listed in Table 1.
TABLE 1. DEFAULT IP SETTINGS
INTERFACE 1
IP Address
192.168.1.100
Subnet Mask
255.255.255.0
Gateway
0.0.0.0
INTERFACE 2
IP Address
192.168.2.100
Subnet Mask
255.255.255.0
Gateway
0.0.0.0
For troubleshooting network connections, the SE-330
supports ICMP ping requests.
Note: Ensure that each port is configured with a unique
IP address even if not used.
2.3 SNTP SETTINGS
When connected to the SE-330 with SE-MON330, the
SNTP Settings can be found in the Details Page tab in the
SNTP Parameter section. SNTP Enable, NTP Server IP
Address, Poll Period, and Timeout can be configured.
Enable the SNTP Client and set the NTP Server IP
Address to the address of the system NTP Server to
synchronize the SE-330 to the system time. For
troubleshooting connection problems with the NTP Server,
monitor the SNTP Client status. The status indicates
problems such as NTP Server not found, NTP Server not
running, and timeout.
The Poll Period is the time between queries to the NTP
server. The default value is 60 s, which is typically
sufficient to maintain time synchronization to 1 ms
accuracy, but it can be configured for periods as low as
1 s.
The Timeout is the maximum time that the SNTP Client
will wait for a response from the NTP Server. The default
value is 5 s, and the minimum time is 1 s. Ifa request fails,
no change is made to the SE-330 internal clock.
2.4IEC 61850 CLIENTS
The SE-330 IEC 61850 interface supports a total of four
simultaneous client connections. Client connection
requests are accepted in the order they are received and are
available on either network interface.

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FIGURE 1. SE-MON330 Communications Settings.
FIGURE 2. Top View of SE-330 (SE-330-X6-XX) with Dual RJ-45 Ethernet Network Communications.

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FIGURE 3. Top View of SE-330 (SE-330-X7-XX) with Single Fiber SC and Single RJ-45 Ethernet Network
Communications.
FIGURE 4. Top View of SE-330 (SE-330-X8-XX) with Dual Fiber SC Ethernet Network Communications.

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3. IEC 61850 CONFIGURATION
The SE-330 IEC 61850 interface can be configured with
SE-MON330. The configuration can be loaded from an
SE-330 or from an ICD configuration file that has been
generated in an IEC 61850 system design tool. When the
IEC 61850 configuration is ready in SE-MON330, it can
be written to the SE-330 or to an ICD file.
IEC 61850 settings are visible in the IEC 61850 tab of
SE-MON330 when it is connected to an SE-330 with the
optional IEC 61850 interface. When SE-MON330 is first
connected, the IEC 61850 fields are empty. The
configuration can be loaded from the SE-330 by clicking
“Load From SE330” or from an ICD file by clicking “Load
From ICD File”. The configuration can then be
modified and written to the SE-330 by clicking “Write to
SE330”, or to an ICD file by clicking “Write to ICD File”.
After writing the configuration to the SE-330, cycle SE-
330 control power for the settings to take effect.
3.1 SERVER CONFIGURATION
The IEC 61850 server settings are configured through
the IEC 61850 Server tab in SE-MON330 as shown in Fig.
5.
The configuration includes the parameters listed in
Table 2.
FIGURE 5. SE-MON330 IEC 61850 Server Configuration Tab.
TABLE 2. SERVER CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS
PARAMETER
DESCRIPTION
IED Name
The user-definable name of the SE-330 on the IEC 61850 interface. Limited to 32 characters only.
Check Upper Addresses
Check this option to use the upper addresses including AE Qualifier, Application ID, Presentation
Selector, Session Selector and Transport Selector in addition to IP Address and TCP port for
connection validation. If unchecked, only the IP Address and TCP port will be used to validate the
connection.
AP ID
ACSE Application ID. Integer value between 0 and 65535.
AE Qualifier
OSI ACSE. AE Qualifier. Integer value between 0 and 65535.
Presentation Selector
OSI-PSEL. Presentation Selector. Integer value between 0 and 4294967295.
Session Selector
OSI-SSEL. Session Selector. Integer value between 0 and 65535.
Transport Selector
OSI-TSEL. Transport Selector. Integer value between 0 and 65535.
Keep Alive
The TCP Keep Alive period in seconds. The time it takes to detect a lost connection.
Two Access Points
Check this option to record both network interfaces to the ICD file.

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FIGURE 6. SE-MON330 IEC 61850 Report Control Block (RCB) Configuration Tab.

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3.2 REPORT CONTROL BLOCKS
The IEC 61850 interface includes four Buffered Report
Control Blocks (RCB) and four Unbuffered Report Control
Blocks. To configure the RCB’s, select the
IEC 61850 RCB tab in SE-MON330 as shown in Fig. 6.
RCB’s are used for data reporting to clients. Changes
made to the RCB configuration through SE-MON330
become the default settings. The RCB can be enabled or
disabled through the IEC 61850 interface.
The Data Set to be reported by the RCB is selected in the
Data Set field. Fixed or user-defined Data Sets can be
selected. See Section 3.3. The Report ID is a text
description of the RCB and has a maximum size of 64
characters.
The Config Revision allows the user to maintain control
of the configuration revision. In a commissioned system,
if the RCB configuration changes, the Config Revision
should be incremented.
For buffered RCB’s, the Buffering Time can be
configured. The default time is 1,000 ms. The minimum
time is 0 ms, and the maximum is limited only by the
64 kB buffer memory.
The RCB can be configured to generate a report at
specific intervals by setting the Integrity Period to a value
other than 0 ms and enabling the Integrity Triggering
Option.
RCB’s can be configured to generate data reports under
the conditions listed in Table 3.
Optional report contents can be configured in the
“Option fields”section. The optional fields are listed in
Table 4.
TABLE 3. RCB REPORT CONDITIONS
CONDITION
DESCRIPTION
Data Change
The report is sent when any of the Data Attributes of the Data Set associated with the
RCB have changed.
Quality Change
The report is sent when the Quality of any of the Data Attributes in the RCB’s Data
Set have changed.
Data Update
The report is sent when any of the Data Attributes are updated. Data may not change.
Timestamp will be updated.
Integrity
The report is sent at regular intervals.
General Interrogation
The client can request the present data values at any time.
TABLE 4. RCB OPTIONAL FIELDS
FIELD
DESCRIPTION
Sequence Number
The integer sequence number. Incremented after each transmission of the report
starting with 0 for the first report sent after the RCB is enabled.
Report Timestamp
Timestamp of the report at the time of transmission. Not necessarily the same as the
timestamp of the data within the report.
Reason for Inclusion
The trigger condition that caused the report to be sent.
Data Set Name
The name of the Data Set included in the report.
Data Reference
The data reference for the data included in the report.
Buffer Overflow
Indicates a buffer overflow occurred. Only available in Buffered RCB’s.
Entry ID
The ID of the report. Only available in Buffered RCB’s.
Configuration Revision
The revision of the RCB configuration.