6F2T0207 (0.01)GRE200 (5,6)- 238 -or more multi-shot schemes (i.e. ‘ARC SHOT3–5’) are not illustrated. That is, the schemes for‘ARC SHOT3–5’ are similar in operation but are not illustratedARC-S2 COND800000EBB5ARC NOT_IN-PROGARC SHOT1ARC SHOT2SHOT_1STSHOT-2NDARC readyARC STARTARC RSARC_STARTARC IN-PROGARC NOT-IN-PROG&& SRARC-S1 IN-PROGARC_MAIN_CONDARC SHOT1ARC-S1 TRR& SR≥1(ii)Initiation& t 0TRESET≥1 ARC FTARC IN-PROG ORARC RESET≥1(vii) SHOT COUNTERARC ready(i) Start-up (iii)ARC SHOT1ARC-S2 IN-PROGARC SHOT2ARC-S2 TRR(iv)ARC SHOT2ARC SHOT issuedARC CLOSE COMMAND(v)Issuing commandARC SHOT1ARC SHOT2ARC SHOTARC STARTCB_ALLPH_CLOSE(vi) Success checkARC NOT IN PROGARC CLOSE FAILARC SHOT RSARC CLOSE SUCCESSFrom PROT_COMMCB_ALLPH_CLOSEFrom VCHKARC-VCHKFrom TRCGEN.TRIPEXT.ARC_START800000EBB2ARC-S2 CONDCB-ARC READY800000EBB4 ≥1≥1ARC CLOSE COMMANTo BOGEN.ARC-BLOCKARC_BLOCK800000EBBE≥1& Final trip stageFigure 2.22-2 Overall logic of ARC function for issue of ‘ARC SHOT1’ and ‘ARC SHOT2’2.22.4 Autoreclosing logic(i) Start-up logic - settingsReferring to Figure 2.22-3, the ARC function is in operation when On is set for scheme switch[ARC-EN]. Note that Off should be set for scheme switch [ARC-EN], when the ARC function isnot required.If it is required that the ARC function be removed from service by the operation of anexternal signal, the PLC connection point ‘ARC-OFF’ is provided so that the user can introducean ‘Off” signal. One more external signal can place the ARC function in service using the PLCconnection point ‘ARC-ON’. For example, the user may wish to select ‘On’ or ‘Off’ by pressingbuttons mounted on a relay/control panel, using these PLC connection points. Note that eitherof the signals introduced at the PLC connection points overrides the selection made by thescheme switch [ARC-EN].