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In previous sections, some explanations about “XRio converter” and ways of addressing parameters were provided.

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According to what have been said

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“XRio” has a series of “Xml” codes as well as various parts such as “Script”, “Custom” and “Rio”.

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In “Custom”, all the information that is included in tree diagram of the software is defined in “XRio Converter”.

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“Script” includes intermediate functions by using which it is easier to create or define blocks and parameters of “Custom”.

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“Rio” block, mostly, contains specific fixed parts some of which such as “Name” and “Description”

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do not exist in the codes of “XRio Converter” and are added to the “Vebko AmPro Test” software separately.

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As has already been said, if the cell color of any parameter is purple,

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it means that the value of this parameter is obtained by using <<from>> a formula and is related to some other parameters.

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To investigate the relationship between parameters and the influence of each parameter on other parameters, open its “Reference map”.

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For a more thorough examination of “Reference map”, if you select “Frequency” parameter from “System Data” block and then open its “Reference map”,

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by selecting “Reference End To this Node” radio button, you can see that this parameter affects two other parameters.

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You can see those parameters by clicking on any of the boxes (in which your intended parameter’s address in mentioned).

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As another example, if you click on “DISTANCE ELEMENT” from “SETTING GROUP” tree diagram and open “Reference map” after selecting “Zp” parameter,

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you can see that this parameter has influence on so many other parameters in the settings of this relay and by changing this parameter,

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the related ones change too.

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On this page, in addition to observing the relationship between parameters based on value,

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it is possible to specify that based on what parameter is each block or parameter active or inactive.

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For example, by selecting “AUTORECLOSE” block and opening its “Reference map”,

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you can see that this block’s activeness is related to “Internal A/R” parameter but because “Disabled” mode is selected in the “Value” column,

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this block is inactive as well.

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As another example, if you select “Dead time2” parameter from “AUTORECLOSE” and select “Enable” radio button from “Reference map”,

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you can see that this parameter’s activeness is related to the four other parameters displayed on the map of this page(”Reference map”).