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Introduction

DIGSI 5 is the engineering software for SIPROTEC 5 protection relays, which are part of the Siemens portfolio for digital substation. SIPROTEC 5 devices are modular and scalable devices that offer comprehensive protection, control, automation, and monitoring functions for all voltage levels and applications. They support IEC 61850 communication standard, which enables interoperability and integration of protection and automation systems.

DIGSI 5 is the configuration and operation tool for all SIPROTEC 5 devices. It allows you to create system topologies, configure hardware and communication networks, set function settings, and perform many further tasks. You can perform all configuration tasks offline from your PC without the need for a SIPROTEC 5 device. You can also connect to the device via USB or Ethernet and upload or download the configuration data, monitor the device status, perform tests and diagnostics, analyze fault records, and more.

DIGSI 5 has an innovative user interface that includes context-sensitive user instructions. It also has graphical editors for single line diagrams, device display pages, network topology, continuous function charts (CFC), etc. It supports various languages and units for different regions and markets.

Benefits of DIGSI 5

DIGSI 5 offers many benefits for engineers and operators who work with SIPROTEC 5 devices. Some of these benefits are:

It simplifies and speeds up the engineering process by providing intuitive tools and wizards.
It reduces errors and inconsistencies by ensuring data consistency across devices and projects.
It enhances flexibility and customization by allowing data model adaptation and functional naming for IEC 61850.
It improves efficiency and productivity by enabling parallel engineering and remote access.
It facilitates testing and commissioning by providing comprehensive testing functionality and integrated fault record analysis.
It increases reliability and security by supporting encryption, authentication, certificate management, etc.

Installation of DIGSI 5

To install DIGSI 5 on your PC, you need to follow these steps:

Insert the DIGSI 5 DVD-ROM into your PC or download the latest version from [the Siemens website](^1^).
Launch the installation wizard and follow the on-screen instructions.
Select the setup type (Compact, Standard, or Premium) according to your license.
Accept the license agreement and select the installation folder.
Wait for the installation to complete.
Activate your license by transferring it from the USB stick or entering the license key.

You can find more details about the installation procedure in [this document](^6^).

Features of DIGSI 5

DIGSI 5 has many features and functions that enable you to configure, commission, operate, test, diagnose, analyze, visualize, document, etc. all SIPROTEC 5 devices. Some of these features are:

Features of DIGSI 5 (continued)

Communication configuration: You can configure the communication networks and protocols of SIPROTEC 5 devices using graphical editors or tables. You can also adapt the data model and functional naming for IEC 61850 communication.
Device operation: You can connect to SIPROTEC 5 devices via USB or Ethernet and monitor their status, measurements, events, etc. You can also control the devices remotely using commands or single line diagrams.
Device testing: You can test the functionality and performance of SIPROTEC 5 devices using various testing tools. You can perform manual or automated tests, generate test reports, and simulate faults and disturbances.
Device diagnosis: You can diagnose the health and condition of SIPROTEC 5 devices using various diagnostic tools. You can check the device information, firmware version, error messages, etc. You can also perform online or offline diagnostics and update the firmware.
Fault record analysis: You can analyze the fault records of SIPROTEC 5 devices using various analysis tools. You can view the fault records in graphical or tabular form, export them to different formats, and compare them with other records.
Data visualization: You can visualize the data of SIPROTEC 5 devices using various visualization tools. You can create single line diagrams, display pages, trend charts, etc. You can also customize the appearance and layout of the visualization elements.
Data documentation: You can document the data of SIPROTEC 5 devices using various documentation tools. You can create device lists, parameter lists, setting reports, etc. You can also export the documentation to different formats.

Comparison of DIGSI 5 editions

DIGSI 5 is available in three editions: Compact, Standard, and Premium. Each edition has different features and functions that suit different needs and applications. The following table summarizes the main differences between the three editions:

You can find more details about the comparison of DIGSI 5 editions in [this document].

Tutorial of DIGSI 5

To help you get started with DIGSI 5, here is a simple tutorial that shows you how to create a project, configure a device, connect to a device, and test a device. This tutorial assumes that you have installed DIGSI 5 on your PC and have a SIPROTEC 5 device connected to your PC via USB or Ethernet.

Create a project

A project is a collection of devices that belong to a system or a substation. To create a project in DIGSI 5, follow these steps:

Create a project (continued)

Open DIGSI 5 and click on the New project button on the toolbar.
Enter a name and a description for your project and click on OK.
Your project will be created and displayed in the Project view on the left side of the screen.

Configure a device

A device is a SIPROTEC 5 protection relay that has a specific hardware configuration and function settings. To configure a device in DIGSI 5, follow these steps:

In the Project view, right-click on your project and select Add device.
Select the device type, variant, and firmware version from the list and click on OK.
Your device will be added to your project and displayed in the Project view.
Double-click on your device to open the Device view on the right side of the screen.
In the Device view, you can configure the hardware, communication, function settings, display pages, etc. of your device using graphical editors or tables.
You can also use the Wizards menu to access various wizards that guide you through the configuration process.
You can save your configuration by clicking on the Save button on the toolbar.

Connect to a device

To connect to a device in DIGSI 5, follow these steps:

In the Project view, right-click on your device and select Connect to device.
Select the connection type (USB or Ethernet) and click on OK.
Your device will be connected to your PC and displayed in the Online view on the right side of the screen.
In the Online view, you can upload or download the configuration data, monitor the device status, measurements, events, etc., control the device remotely using commands or single line diagrams, etc.
You can also use the Diagnostics, Fault records, and Testing menus to access various tools for diagnosing, analyzing, and testing your device.
You can disconnect from your device by clicking on the Disconnect from device button on the toolbar.

Test a device

To test a device in DIGSI 5, follow these steps:

In the Project view, right-click on your device and select Connect to device.
Select the connection type (USB or Ethernet) and click on OK.
Your device will be connected to your PC and displayed in the Online view.
In the Online view, click on the Testing menu and select New test case.
A new test case will be created and displayed in the Testing view</

Create a test case

A test case is a set of test steps that define what inputs to apply to your device and what outputs to expect from your device. To create a test case in DIGSI 5, follow these steps:

In the Testing view, enter a name and a description for your test case.

In the Data source selection area, select whether you want to use internal or external data sources for your test inputs. Internal data sources are generated by DIGSI 5, while external data sources are provided by external devices such as test sets or simulators.

In the Data source configuration area, configure your data sources according to your needs. You can select which signals to use, how to generate or import them, how to synchronize them, etc.

In the Data sink selection area, select whether you want to use internal or external data sinks for your test outputs. Internal data sinks are recorded by DIGSI 5, while external data sinks are sent to external devices such as test sets or simulators.

Create a test case (continued)

In the Data sink configuration area, configure your data sinks according to your needs. You can select which signals to record or export, how to format or display them, how to trigger them, etc.

In the Test step configuration area, add, edit, or delete test steps for your test case. A test step defines what data source to use, what data sink to use, and how long to run the test. You can also add comments or instructions for each test step.

You can save your test case by clicking on the Save button on the toolbar.

Run a test case

To run a test case in DIGSI 5, follow these steps:

In the Testing view, select the test case that you want to run.

Click on the Run button on the toolbar.

A dialog box will appear asking you to confirm the test execution. Click on OK.

Your test case will start running and you will see the progress and status of each test step in the Test execution area.

You can pause, resume, or stop the test execution by clicking on the corresponding buttons on the toolbar.

When the test execution is finished, you will see a summary of the test results in the Test result area. You can also view the detailed results of each test step by clicking on it.

You can generate a test report by clicking on the Report button on the toolbar. You can select which information to include in the report and export it to different formats.

FAQ of DIGSI 5

Here are some frequently asked questions and answers about DIGSI 5:

What are the system requirements for DIGSI 5?

The minimum system requirements for DIGSI 5 are:

A PC with Windows 10 (64-bit) operating system.

A processor with at least 2 GHz clock frequency.

A memory of at least 4 GB RAM.

A hard disk space of at least 10 GB.

A DVD-ROM drive or an internet connection for installation.

A USB port or an Ethernet port for device connection.

How can I update DIGSI 5?

You can update DIGSI 5 by downloading and installing the latest version from [the Siemens website]. You can also use the Update manager tool in DIGSI 5 to check for available updates and install them automatically. You can access the Update manager tool from the Help menu in DIGSI 5.

How can I get support for DIGSI 5?

You can get support for DIGSI 5 by contacting [the Siemens customer support]. You can also use the User forum, User feedback, and User manual tools in DIGSI 5 to get help from other users, provide feedback to Siemens, and access the online documentation. You can access these tools from the Help menu in DIGSI 5.

How can I get training for DIGSI 5?

You can get training for DIGSI 5 by enrolling in [the Siemens training courses]. You can also use the Tutorial videos, Tips and tricks, and User instructions tools in DIGSI 5 to learn how to use DIGSI 5 effectively and efficiently. You can access these tools from the Help menu in DIGSI 5.

How can I get a license for DIGSI 5?

You can get a license for DIGSI 5 by purchasing it from [the Siemens online shop]. You can also use the Licensing assistant, Licensing portal, and Licensing FAQ tools in DIGSI 5 to manage your license, transfer your license, and find answers to common licensing questions. You can access these tools from the Licensing menu in DIGSI 5.

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Conclusion

DIGSI 5 is a powerful and user-friendly software that allows you to configure, commission, operate, test, diagnose, analyze, visualize, and document all SIPROTEC 5 protection relays. It has an innovative user interface, supports IEC 61850 communication, and offers various features and functions for different applications. It is available in three editions: Compact, Standard, and Premium, which suit different needs and requirements. It also provides various tools and resources for support, training, updating, and licensing.

If you are interested in learning more about DIGSI 5 or downloading the latest version, you can visit [the Siemens website]. You can also contact [the Siemens customer support] if you have any questions or issues. DIGSI 5 is the ultimate engineering software for SIPROTEC 5 devices and it will help you achieve your protection and automation goals with ease and efficiency.

FAQ of DIGSI 5

Here are some frequently asked questions and answers about DIGSI 5:

What are the system requirements for DIGSI 5?

The minimum system requirements for DIGSI 5 are:

A PC with Windows 10 (64-bit) operating system.

A processor with at least 2 GHz clock frequency.

A memory of at least 4 GB RAM.

A hard disk space of at least 10 GB.

A DVD-ROM drive or an internet connection for installation.

A USB port or an Ethernet port for device connection.

How can I update DIGSI 5?

You can update DIGSI 5 by downloading and installing the latest version from [the Siemens website]. You can also use the Update manager tool in DIGSI 5 to check for available updates and install them automatically. You can access the Update manager tool from the Help menu in DIGSI 5.

How can I get support for DIGSI 5?

You can get support for DIGSI 5 by contacting [the Siemens customer support]. You can also use the User forum, User feedback, and User manual tools in DIGSI 5 to get help from other users, provide feedback to Siemens, and access the online documentation. You can access these tools from the Help menu in DIGSI 5.

How can I get training for DIGSI 5?

You can get training for DIGSI 5 by enrolling in [the Siemens training courses]. You can also use the Tutorial videos, Tips and tricks, and User instructions tools in DIGSI 5 to learn how to use DIGSI 5 effectively and efficiently. You can access these tools from the Help menu in DIGSI 5.

How can I get a license for DIGSI 5?

You can get a license for DIGSI 5 by purchasing it from [the Siemens online shop]. You can also use the Licensing assistant, Licensing portal, and Licensing FAQ tools in DIGSI 5 to manage your license, transfer your license, and find answers to common licensing questions. You can access these tools from the Licensing menu in DIGSI 5.

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Introduction

Benefits of DIGSI 5

Installation of DIGSI 5

Features of DIGSI 5

Features of DIGSI 5 (continued)

Comparison of DIGSI 5 editions

Tutorial of DIGSI 5

Create a project

Create a project (continued)

Configure a device

Connect to a device

Test a device

Create a test case

Create a test case (continued)

Run a test case

FAQ of DIGSI 5

What are the system requirements for DIGSI 5?

How can I update DIGSI 5?

How can I get support for DIGSI 5?

How can I get training for DIGSI 5?

How can I get a license for DIGSI 5?

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Conclusion