The meanings of the screen-printed items on the selector switches of the trip units are:

Ir: adjustment of the long time (or thermal) setting.
This is a multiplication coefficient of the rating of the device. Role: protection against overloads.

tr: long time delay in seconds, enabling in particular the starting current of a motor to be tolerated.

Isd: short time ("magnetic" or "Im").
This is a multiplier of the Ir setting, often 1.5 to 10 times the Ir current. Role: protection against short circuits.

tsd: short time delay, enabling in particular the discrimination (time) to be increased with downstream feeders and the magnetization peaks of a transformer or a motor to be tolerated.
It is recommended that the I²t selector switch is set to the ON position.

Ii: instantaneous current. Role: protecting the installation against strong short circuits (dead short circuits) by instantaneous tripping and self-protection of the circuit breaker.
The li setting must be higher than the Isd setting.

Ig: Ground fault protection. Role: for monitoring the earth fault current circulating in the PE conductor in TNS systems.

tg: Ground fault protection time delay.

I delta n: adjustment of the sensitivity of the earth leakage protection (Micrologic 7.0 or Vigi module)

delta t: earth leakage protection delay.