Entec PCT Beta Manual English

Release Date: September.
2012
Entec PCT
SOFTWARE
User Guide
ENTEC ENTEC
ELECTRIC & ELECTRONIC CO., LTD
Copyright © 2012 by ENTEC ELECTRIC & ELECTRONIC CO., LTD all right reserved. Forerunner Distribution & Automation
Entec Protection Coordination Tool SOFTWARE http://www.entecene.co.kr
Release Note:
[Mar. 29. 2012] Ver. 1.00.00
1. Created. Very first version.
2 ENHANCED TECHNOLOGY
Table of Contents
1. General 4
2. Installation 5
3. Software Registration and Running 6
4. File 8
5. View 9
6. Option 10
7. Select Curve 12
ENHANCED TECHNOLOGY 3
1. General
Entec PCT (Protection Coordination Tool) Software is Windows compatible. It’s a convenient tool
showing TCC, in other words, Time Current Curve
2. Installation
Software Information
 Entec Protection Coordination Tool Software (Beta)
Hardware Requirement
 Intel Pentium Processor
 Above Windows XP
 Minimum 20MB of available hard drive space
 Minimum 64MB RAM /1024*768 Monitor
Technical Support
 Address: 78-2 Buncheon-Ri, Bongdam-Eup, Hwaseong-City, Gyungki-Do, Rep. of Korea
 Phone: 031-299-8400 / Fax: 031-227-1164
 Email: [email protected]
 Website: http://www.entecene.co.kr
3. Software Registration and Running

Software Registration
 It doesn’t yet require any kind of software registration procedure.
Initial Screen
Title Bar
Menu Bar
Tool Bar
Status Bar
Figure 3-1. Main Window
 Title bar
Displays program title and version.
 Menu bar
All functions including File and Option are displayed.
 Tool bar
Frequently used functions are displayed as icons to be used for short-cut access.
 Status bar
Explanation is provided when a menu or tool button is selected.
4. File
There is only one file type supported that is called “Entec Protection Coordination Tool File”, also
known as *.EntecPCT.
New
 Erase all the existing curves then start a new curve.
Open
 Open an existing file whose extension is *.EntecPCT
Save, Save As, Import

 Basically the same functionality as the standard or normal file save procedure.
 We will make some differences in future release.
Print, Print Preview, Print Setup

 The Print sub menu will display the standard print dialog containing options which you can
adjust before you print out currently shown curves.
 Print Preview and Print Setup functionalities are not available just for now.
We will enhance some of these in future release.
Figure 4-1.File Menu
5. View
You can have your own choice by selecting which tool bar or status bar or window you would like
to see. We will also put more effort into enhancement of the two sub menus currently not available
and disabled that are “Subsets Property Window” and “Table Annotations Property Window”.
Figure 5-1. View Menu
6. Option
Add Memo
 Currently disabled. It’s for a stable future release.
Show Additional Information or Zoom in/out

 Pressed or checked: As shown on the below Figure, you can see a specific data point displaying
values for x and y coordinates by simply clicking on any point on the curve drawn.
 Un-pressed or unchecked: Specific area can be either zoomed in or out by dragging as the
following Figure demonstrates.
Figure 6-1. Data Point Tooltip
Figure 6-2. Zoom in and out Feature
Configuration Dialog
 You can adjust or configure various options available on this dialog.
 You can only adjust x and y coordinate values for now.
Figure 6-3. Configuration Dialog
Figure 6-4. Option Menu
7. Select Curve
Select Curve
 There are three different types of curve
(Standard Curve, Non-standard Curve and User Defined Curve)
Standard Curve
 Most likely, these curves already have own/unique values as curve parameters. To see
predefined curve parameters, please select any of these after clicking on the Curve button
indicated in red color below. These predefined values as curve parameters will be automatically
filled in the property window.
 For your understanding, for instance, ANSI-MI is equivalent to ANSI-Moderately Inverse.

Likewise, ANSI-VI is ANSI-Very Inverse.
ANSI-EI is the same as ANSI-Extremely Inverse.
ESB-SI is ESB-Standard Inverse.
If you are familiar with these terms then you will easily recognize that standard curve is
standardized curve formula-driven.
For more information on this, please refer to other manuals delivered from us or please feel free
to enquiry at your convenience.
Non-standard Curve
 There is absolutely no curve formula for this type of curve. Maybe, these are more likely user
defined curves. Although curve data is designed and pre-defined for some specific devices
which you might be familiar with.
User Defined Curve

 If you alter some values of any of standard or non-standard curves then the curve type you are
currently working on will be automatically changed to a user defined curve, since some
standard values for the curve have been already changed which indicates the curve is no longer
a standard one. We still do our endeavor to significantly improve this feature though.
1 Firstly, click this Curve button
3 Change any of these

2 Select any curve
properties
you would like to see
(Curve parameters)
4 Click on this button

after adjusting all the
necessary curve
parameters on the curve
property window
Figure 7-1. Select Curve to be Added

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3. Software Registration and Running

Figure 3-1. Main Window

Save, Save As, Import

Print, Print Preview, Print Setup

Figure 4-1.File Menu

Figure 5-1. View Menu

Show Additional Information or Zoom in/out

Figure 6-1. Data Point Tooltip

Figure 6-2. Zoom in and out Feature

Figure 6-3. Configuration Dialog

Figure 6-4. Option Menu

 For your understanding, for instance, ANSI-MI is equivalent to ANSI-Moderately Inverse.

User Defined Curve

1 Firstly, click this Curve button

3 Change any of these

4 Click on this button

Figure 7-1. Select Curve to be Added

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