02 ADVC3 IEC 104 Configuration

IEC 60870-5-104
Presented by: John Coffey
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Internal
IEC 60870-5-104 Configuration - Overview
The ADVC combines the functions of a protection relay and switchgear
controller into a single intelligent electronic device (IED)
Ultra Cubicle with a flexVUE Panel
•The controller provides a user friendly operator interface that allows

configuration and control of the switchgear.
flexVUE
•Schneider’s proprietary switchgear operating software WSOS5 also

provides an interface to configure and control the switchgear via a
personal computer.
WSOS 5
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Internal
Recent Changes
● The Protocol Monitor has been raised in the communications menu hierarchy to the “Protocols Group” in A50.13. See Slide 7
● An option to delay attempts to restart protocol communications after a radio supply power cycle was added in A 50.13. See Slide 7
● An option to use a Ping Mechanism to Ping the Master to check communications was added in A 50.13. See Slide 7
● An option to power cycle the radio power supply after a user configure number of ping failures was added in A 50.13. See Slide 7
● An option to power cycle the radio power supply after a user configure number of connection attempt failures to the Master failures was added in
A 50.15. See Slide 8
Internal
IEC 60870-5-104 Configuration - Overview
Electricity Supply Utilities frequently link the controller into their SCADA systems as a Remote Terminal
Unit (RTU)
To make this possible the controller provides:
Compact Cubicle with a flexVUE Panel • Mounting space for a radio or modem in the control cubicle.
• Power Supply for the radio or modem in the control cubicle.
• Embedded protocol handler for the required SCADA protocol in the controller firmware.

Internal
IEC 60870-5-104 Configuration Procedure
IEC 60870-5-104
There is a procedure required in order to enable the ADVC to
communicate with a master station via IEC 60870-5-104.
Control Centre
1. Ensure that IEC 60870-5-101/4 and TCP/IP are available
2. Configure the communications settings for the TCP/IP port.
3. Assign IEC 60870-5-101/4 to the TCP/IP port.
4. Configure the IEC 60870-5-104 settings.

Internal
1. Making IEC 60870-5-101/4 and TCP/IP Available
Step 1 of 4
Internal
Making IEC 60870-5-101/4 and TCP/IP Available by the Panel
MAIN MENU
Operator menu
Engineering menu The IEC 60870-5-101/4 protocol handler is included in all ADVC software releases
Alerts menu but before it can be configured or assigned to a communications port it must be made
available.
ENGINEERING MENU
Protection menu IEC 60870-5-101/4 and TCP/IP can be made available by two different methods:
Configuration menu
↕
Power quality • The Operator Panel
Telemetry menu
Automation menu
‒ Engineering Menu
Measurements menu
‒ Configuration
CONFIGURATION MENU ‒ Feature Selection

System settings
Feature selection
↕ ‒ Communications
Radio
Maintenance
IOEX Status
COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS
101/4 Available TCP/IP Available
Internal
Making IEC 60870-5-101/4 and TCP/IP Available by WSOS
• Choose Display and Select Configuration – and then Feature Selection
• This opens a dialogue box for feature selection
• Scroll to the communication section and enable IEC 60870-5-101/4 Available
• Enable TCP/IP Available
Internal
2. Configure the TCP/IP Port Settings
Step 2 of 4
Internal
Configure the TCP/IP Port Settings
Communication Port ADVC3

Ethernet 2 x 100Base-T
RS-232 2
USB Type B 1 x USB 2.0
USB Type A 3 x USB 2.0
The Advanced Controller has a number of communications ports that The Ethernet port is permanently enabled with WSOS running on it by
can be connected to Ethernet, RS-232, devices for transmission of default.
IEC60870-5-101 / 104 messages.
Internal
Choose Display and Select Switchgear Communications – then Ports – and then Port Configuration
Internal
This opens the Port Configuration Dialogue Box
• Select the Lan 1 or Lan 2 page
• Configure the IP settings
Internal
• Configure The Port to be Remote
Internal
3. Assign IEC 60870-5-101/4 to the TCP/IP Port
Step 3 of 4
Internal
Assign IEC 60870-5-101/4 to the TCP/IP Port
Choose Display
Select Switchgear Communications
Select Protocols
Select IEC 60870-5-104
Select IEC 60870-5-104 Communications Configuration
This displays the communications configuration dialogue box
Internal
Assign IEC 60870-5-101/4 to the TCP/IP Port
• Select the switchgear Port and choose LAN-1 or LAN-2
• Select the configure button to display the Port Configuration Dialogue Box
• Input the required parameters and choose apply
• Note that the “Used by” Information Cell now includes IEC60870-5-104
Internal
4. Configure the IEC 60870-5-104 Settings
Step 4 of 4
Internal
Configure the IEC 60870-5-104 Settings
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• Select the Display Menu

• Select Switchgear Communications
• Choose protocols
• Select IEC 60870-5-104
• Select IEC 60870-5-104 Transmission Services to Display the
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Internal
• The Transmission Services dialogue box differs depending whether 101 or 104 is being used
• Link Address size, Link Address and Link Mode are only applicable to IEC101
• A different dialogue display is used for 104
• The Common Address is the station address and should be unique over a system.
Range: 1 - 255 (Common Address Size 1 octet)

Range: 1 - 65535 (Common Address Size 2 octets)
Internal
Addressing Rules
All the addresses can be set to any valid number providing the The Link Address is only used by the communications equipment. (101 only)
following rules are noted.
Under one link or line from the controlling station the total address built
together by the Common Address of ASDU and Information Object Addresses
shall be a unique identifier for all data points (objects)
Internal
• Configure The Transmission Services, Slave and master Addresses etc.
If set to 24 bits then the time tag reported has (MM:SS.ms).

If set to 56 bits then the time tag reported has (MM/DD/YY HH:MM:SS.ms).
Range: 24 or 56 bits
Internal
Time Stamp Size
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Link Addr Size 2 Link Addr 5
Common Addr Size 2 Common Addr 5
The Time Size setting determines the format for the time stamps when
Object Addr Size 2 Time Size 24
selected.
Clock Synchronisation
• 24 bitsMM:SS:ms
If an hour change or a date change has occurred since last reported then
• 56 bitsMM/DD/YY HH:MM:SS:ms
the ADVC stores a spontaneous clock synchronisation event message in its
event buffer.
The clock change event is transmitted to the master station to be able to

distinguish between events of the previous and current hours.
Internal
Maximum time in seconds between the controller receiving a select

command and an execute command.
This timeout is applicable to both binary and set point commands.
Range: 1 to 900 seconds.
Internal
Select / Execute Timeout
Select/Exec TO 3s Frame TO 5000ms
SBO is a two part command which requires a control Cyclic Delay 300s Tx Delay 0ms
point to be pre-armed (selected) before the operate One Octet Ack OFF One Octet Resp OFF
action can be carried out on that point.
The Select / Execute Timeout is the maximum time in

seconds between the ADVC receiving a select
command and receiving an execute command for the
command to be valid.
Select Co
mmand
Master Acknowledge
ADVC
Station Operate Comm Controller
an d
Internal
Minimum seconds between cyclic data transmissions.

If enabled, provides periodic updates of measured values that are
reported in Class 2 poll responses.
If set to 0, Cyclic reporting is disabled.
Range: 0 - 65535 seconds
Internal
Cyclic Delay Timer
This setting determines the delay between reporting of Cyclic data.
IEC 60870-5-101 defines two types of data: Class 1 and Class 2
Class1 data is termed ‘spontaneous’ data.
• All binary/measured change of state data is reported as class 1 -------- IEC870-101 TRANSMISSION SERVICES 2----- C
irrespective of whether or not time tags are included.
Select/Exec TO 3s Frame TO 5000ms
Cyclic Delay 300s Tx Delay 0ms
One Octet Ack OFF One Octet Resp OFF
Class 2 data is termed ‘cyclic’ data.
• Cyclic data is a static value update based on a configurable timer

(Cyclic Dly).
Internal
Some communications situations in 104 provide an optional EOI

message transaction.
This setting allows enabling/disabling of this feature.
Range: Off or On
Internal
Link Reset End of Initialisation Message Usage
Some communications situations in IEC 60870-5-101 provide for an optional

EOI message transaction.
Link UNBALANCED COT Size 2
Link Reset EOI ON
Max ASDU Size 249
The Link Reset EOI setting allows enabling or disabling of this feature.
Internal
The maximum number of sequentially numbered I-Format

Application Protocol Data Units (APDU) that the controller may have
unacknowledged by receiving station.
The controller stops transmission at k unconfirmed APDU.
Range: 1 - 128 APDU
Internal
IEC 60870-5-104 Transmission Services
The Transmission Services menu includes some screens that are IEC k Max Unconfirmed
60870-5-104 specific.
This setting defines the maximum number of sequentially numbered I-Format
Application Protocol Data Units (APDU) that the transmitting controller may have
outstanding (i.e. unacknowledged by the receiving station) at a given time.
I Format – Is used to perform numbered information transfer. It contains send-
sequence number and receive-sequence number. The transmitter station
increases send-sequence number when it sends any data and receiver ------------ IEC870-104 TRANSMISSION SERVICES 4 ------- C
increases receive-sequence number when it receives any data. The sending
station has to hold the send APDUs in the buffer until it receives back the send
K:Max Uncnfm 12 w:Max Unack 8
sequence numbers as the receive sequence number from destination station.
t1:Confirm TO 15s t2:Ack TO 10s
Offline Poll 30s t3:Idle TO 20s
The controller stops transmission at k unconfirmed I-Format APDU.
Internal
The maximum number of unacknowledged sequentially numbered I-

Format APDU that the controller has received
The controller acknowledges at the latest - after receiving w quantity
unacknowledged I-Format APDUs.
Range: 1 - 128 APDU
Internal
The Transmission Services menu includes some screens that are IEC w Max Unacknowledged
60870-5-104 specific.
The maximum number of unacknowledged sequentially numbered I-Format Application
Protocol Data Units (APDU) that the controller has received at a given time.
I Format – Is used to perform numbered information transfer. It contains

send-sequence number and receive-sequence number. The transmitter
station increases send-sequence number when it sends any data and
receiver increases receive-sequence number when it receives any data. ------------ IEC870-104 TRANSMISSION SERVICES 4 ------- C
The sending station has to hold the send APDUs in the buffer until it
receives back the send sequence numbers as the receive sequence
number from destination station. t1:Confirm TO 15s t2:Ack TO 10s
The controller acknowledges at the latest – after receiving w quantity unacknowledged I-

Format APDUs.
Internal
Interval between controller’s attempts to open a connection.

Recommendation: this value should be less than t1, as configured
on the master station.
Internal
The Transmission Services menu includes some screens that are Offline Poll
IEC 60870-5-104 specific. The time in seconds that the controller will persevere with an ‘Active Open’ attempt before
initiating another ‘Active Open’ call upon the controllers TCP/IP communications layer.
------------ IEC870-104 TRANSMISSION SERVICES 4 ------- C

Internal
The time that the transmitting controller will wait for an outstanding
confirmation from the receiving station.
Internal
The time that the receiving controller will hold-off sending

acknowledgement to the transmitting station.
Internal
The Transmission Services menu includes some screens that are t1 Confirm Timeout
IEC 60870-5-104 specific.
The time in seconds that the transmitting controller will wait for an outstanding
confirmation from the receiving station.
t2 Acknowledge Timeout ------------ IEC870-104 TRANSMISSION SERVICES 4 ------- C

The time is seconds that the receiving controller will hold off sending a
message(s) of acknowledgement to the transmitting station. t1:Confirm TO 15s t2:Ack TO 10s
Internal
The time the controller will wait for a connected IEC104 session
remaining silent before a U-Format Activation message is
transmitted to test the condition of the link.
A zero (0) setting value disables Idle Test transmissions.
Internal
The Transmission Services menu includes some screens that are t3 Idle Timeout
IEC 60870-5-104 specific.
The time is seconds that the controller will wait for a connected IEC 104 session remaining
silent before a U-Format Activation message is transmitted to test the condition of the link.
U Format – Is used to perform unnumbered control functions. This is

used for activation and confirmation mechanisms of STARTDT (start ------------ IEC870-104 TRANSMISSION SERVICES 4 ------- C
data transfer) & STOPDT (stop data transfer) & TESTFR (test
APDU). K:Max Uncnfm 12 w:Max Unack 8
A zero (0) setting value disables Idle Test transmissions.
Internal
The maximum number of octets the controller will use to convey a

variable size ASDU for an interrogation or spontaneous response
message.
Separate setting values are retained for IEC-101 and IEC-104.
The controller display defaults to the IEC-101 values unless the
LAN port is selected for the IEC protocol.
Range: 1 - 249 octets
Internal
Maximum ASDU Size
The ASDU (Application Service Data Unit) is a block of data being sent -------- IEC870-101 TRANSMISSION SERVICES 3----- C
from the Application Processes in one station to the Application Link UNBALANCED COT Size 2
Processes in another station e.g.
Link Reset EOI ON
Single point information without time Max ASDU Size 249
Double point information with time tag.
Measured, normalised value without time. The maximum number of octets the controller will use to convey a
variable size ASDU for an interrogation or spontaneous response
Measured, scaled value with time tag. message.
• Range: 1 …….... 252 octets
• Factory Default is 249.
Internal
The TCP/IP port-number is defined for a complete IEC104 system,

and has been confirmed by IANA (Internet Assigned Numbers
Authority).
It is configurable as a matter of flexibility but would not normally be
changed from the factory default.
Range: 1 - 65535
Internal
• Configure The Data Settings
The base address for each IO Type.

Range: 1 - 255 (Object Address Size is 1)
Internal
Base Information Object Addresses
------------------ IEC870-104 CONFIGURATION 1-------------- C
Each Information Object Address in a logical device must be unique. Bin/Dbl Time ON Measured Time OFF
Single Points 1 Double Pts 200
Single Cmd 600 Double Cmd 700
To achieve this, an IOA base address is added to the IOA offset address of
each point.
Data Type SCALED Meas Vals 300
There is a IOA base address for each group of points that belong to a
Set PT Cmd 800 Param Cmd 400
particular information type.
Integ Total Rep ON Integ Total 500
• Binary Single Points

• Binary Double Points
• Single Command Points
• Double Command Points
• Measured Value Points
• Set Point Command Points
• Parameter Command Points
• Integrated Total Points
Internal
Determines if time tags are included with all single

and double point information transmitted to the
master station.
Range: Off or On
Internal
Binary Time Tag Usage
IEC 60870-5-101 can be configured to send information with or without time Bin/Dbl Time ON Measured Time OFF
tags. Single Points 1 Double Pts 200
Binary Time Tag Usage determines if time tags are included with
all single and double point information transmitted to the master
station.
Internal
Determines if time tags are included with all Class1

(spontaneous) measured value information.
Range: Off or On
Internal
Measured Time Tag Usage
IEC 60870-5-101 can be configured to send information with or without time Bin/Dbl Time ON Measured Time OFF
tags. Single Points 1 Double Pts 200
Measured Time Tag Usage determines if time tags are

included in Class 1 (spontaneous) measured value
information.
Internal
The type of information element used by the IEC protocol

handler when ASDUs are transmitted to the 'master' station.
Scaled values (engineering units),
Normalised values,
Floating Point (engineering Units) (software version
dependant)
The Data type setting determines the measurand, parameter
and setpoint data types.
Range: Normal, Scaled or Floating Point.
Internal
Reported Measured Data Type - Scaled
The ADVC measured values can be transmitted to the master station as
Data Type SCALED Meas Vals 300
either:
Scaled Values
or When Scaled Values are used, all measured values are transmitted as
a signed 16 bit value.
Normalised Values
The value transmitted is calculated by:
Transmitted Scaled Value = Raw Value / Units
Raw Value Range Units Transmitted Scaled

Value
Examples
0 to 16000 A 2A 0 to 8000
0.0 to 100.0 % 0.1 % 0 to 1000
0 to 131068 kVA 4 kVA 0 to 32767
Internal
Reported Measured Data Type - Normalised
The ADVC measured values can be transmitted to the master
station as either: Data Type SCALED Meas Vals 300
Scaled Values
or When Normalised Values are used, all measured values are

transmitted as a signed 16 bit value.
Normalised Values
The value transmitted is calculated as shown below:
Normalised Value
7FFFH (32767) Scaled Value
-(Range Max)
0H (0) 0
-(Range Max)
8000H (-32767)
Internal
Reported Measured Data Type - Normalised
The ADVC measured values can be ------------------ IEC870-104 CONFIGURATION 2-------------- C
transmitted to the master station as Data Type SCALED Meas Vals 300
either: Set PT Cmd 800 Param Cmd 400
Scaled Values When Normalised Values are used, all

measured values are transmitted as a
or signed 16 bit value.
Normalised Values The value transmitted is calculated as
shown below:
Examples
Raw Value Range Units Transmitted Normalised Value Range
0 to 16000 A 1A 0H (0) to 7FFFH (32767)
0 to 30000 V 4V 0H (0) to 7FFFH (32767)
0.0 to 100.0% 0.1% 0H (0) to 7FFFH (32767)
-14 to 44 PSI 1 PSI 28B9H (-10425) to 7FFFH (32767)
1 to 4 trips 1 trip 1FFFH (8191) to 7FFFH (32767)
Internal
Determines if the integrated total object information is

reported in the data transmitted to the master station.
Range: Off or On
Internal
IEC 60870-5-101 Communications Statistics
The Communications Statistics give information such as octets being sent and received.
------- IEC870-101 COMMUNICATIONS STATISTICS------ C

Tx Count 0 Rx Count 0 Tx Count – The number frames transmitted into the Communications link.
Rx CRC Err 0 Rx Length Err 0
Rx TO Err 0 Rx Sync Err 0 Rx Count – The number frames received by the controller.
Rx CRC Error – The number of frames received with a checksum error.
Rx Length Error – The number of times that a message was received

with the incorrect length.
Rx Timeout Error – The number of times that the total receive time for the
frame was exceeded.
Rx Sync Error – The number of frames received with the incorrect format.
Internal
Protocol
RECLOSERS ARE ON Map Configuration
Internal
Protocol Map Function
• The configurable protocol map tool allows the user to
• Develop Custom I/O maps for SCADA reporting
• Input / Output maps can be created recloser or LBS switchgear type
• Once created a map can be selected for writing to a compatibly configured controller
• Maps can be written to multiple switchgear units or to a single device

Internal
How are Protocol Maps Configured ?
• In the Communication Section of Feature Selection Menu Select the protocol to be used
Internal
• In the customise menu select:
• Configurable Protocols
• Choose a New or Existing File
Internal
• Choose the ADVC platform • Choose the switchgear function
• Choose the protocol to be used • Choose the oldest Firmware version that has all the required features and functions
& select OK
Internal
• Confirm the firmware version chosen is the same or a lower version than loaded in all the controllers the file is to be used with
Internal
• A new configurable map is now open
• By default the tool bar open in the binary single inputs section
Internal
• Open the Configuration Tool Box by selecting the icon with the hammer & Spanner symbols
Internal
• Expand the selections by selecting the + symbols
Internal
• Single Click on points to see details of the point and with
which firmware versions it can be used
Internal
• Double Click on points to add them to the map
• Select the class to control the manner or reporting.
• In IEC60870-5-101/104 the class can be Spontaneous or Cyclic
Internal
• Select and configure the class for all of the required binary single points
Internal
• Select measured Values
• Use the tool Box Icon to open the Configuration tool box ( if not open)
• Single click for information
• Double click the point to include in the map
• Select the dead-band (a change in the analogue or measured value

by the dead-band amount will be recorded by the controller and will
initiate a spontaneous response or create a buffered event to be
recovered by the master at the next poll )
• Select the class
– In IEC60870-5-101/104 the class can be Spontaneous or Cyclic
Internal
• Follow the same process to configure
– commands and Integrated Totals
– Integrated Totals
Internal
• Once all required inputs and Outputs have been configured
• Select the Configurable Protocols Tool Menu
• Select Protocol and choose “Save As” to save the file
Internal
How are Protocol Maps Selected and written to the control unit ?
• Once the file has been saved, Close the Map & Tool
Internal
How are Protocol Maps Selected and written to the control unit ?
• Select Display, then, Switchgear Communications then protocols, then IEC60870-5-101/4, then Data Configuration to display the Data Configuration dialogue box
• Select the “Point Mapping Dialogue Box
• Choose the configured file
• Choose the Options menu and select “Go On Line”
• Choose the Options menu and select “Write Switchgear Settings to

Switchgear”
• Choose Next
• Select Protocol mapping and other settings to be written and choose

Next and enter the telecontrolmpasswod. Default capm
• Wait for the Write to successfully complete
Internal
What is the Protocol Monitor?
● The protocol monitor provides a means to monitor various communications parameters and allows power cycling of the radio power supply
● The protocol monitor can be used with the following protocols:
● DNP3
● IEC60870-5-104
● IEC60870-5-101
● The Protocol Monitor checks:
● the delay from when messages are received and transmitted against a user set timeout
● Ping failure count (A50.13.XX and above)
● Connection failure count (A50.15.XX and above)
● If the configured time or counts are exceeded:
● The radio power supply is power cycled and remains off for a user configured duration
Internal
How is Protocol Monitor Enabled ?
• Choose Display – Configuration – Feature Selection
• This opens a dialogue box for feature selection
• Scroll to the communication section and enable Protocol Monitor Available
Internal
How are Protocol Monitor Settings for IEC60870-5-101/4 Configured?
• Choose Display and Select Switchgear Communications, then Protocols then IEC 60870-5-101/4 and then IEC 60870-5-101/4 Protocol Monitor
• This opens the Protocol Monitor Dialogue Box
• Configure the maximum allowable delay between both successfully transmitting and successfully receiving messages (1-10080 minutes)
• Configure the period for which the radio supply should remain Off (3-86400 seconds)
• Enable the radio power cycle feature
Internal
A50.13 Protocol Monitor Configuration Changes
• The protocol monitor dialogue box is raised in the hierarchy to the “Protocols Group”
• Choose Display and Select Switchgear Communications, then Protocols and then Protocol Monitor
• This opens the Protocol Monitor Dialogue Box
• The Modem Restart Delay is the time the protocol handler will wait before attempting to send messages to the Master after the supply is restarted
– It is configurable between 0 & 900 seconds
• The ICMP Ping Interval is the interval in minutes to ping the master station to check the connection is OK
– It can be configured Off or between 1 minute and 1 day (1440 minutes)
• Maximum ICMP Ping Failure Count is the number of failed ping interval attempts before resetting the radio/modem
– It can be configured between 1 and 100
Internal
A50.15 Protocol Monitor Configuration Changes
• An additional option is provided for the Protocol Monitor
• Maximum Connection Failures Count is the number of failed attempts to connect to the Master before resetting the radio/modem
• It can be configured between 1 and 100
Internal
Questions?
Internal
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Presented by: John Coffey

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Ultra Cubicle with a flexVUE Panel

•The controller provides a user friendly operator interface that allows

•Schneider’s proprietary switchgear operating software WSOS5 also

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To make this possible the controller provides:

• Power Supply for the radio or modem in the control cubicle.

Ultra Cubicle with a flexVUE Panel

2. Configure the communications settings for the TCP/IP port.

3. Assign IEC 60870-5-101/4 to the TCP/IP port.

4. Configure the IEC 60870-5-104 settings.

Ultra Cubicle with a flexVUE Panel

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CONFIGURATION MENU ‒ Feature Selection

• This opens a dialogue box for feature selection

• Scroll to the communication section and enable IEC 60870-5-101/4 Available

• Enable TCP/IP Available

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Communication Port ADVC3

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Select Switchgear Communications

Select IEC 60870-5-104

Select IEC 60870-5-104 Communications Configuration

This displays the communications configuration dialogue box

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• Select the switchgear Port and choose LAN-1 or LAN-2

• Input the required parameters and choose apply

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• Select the Display Menu

Range: 1 - 255 (Common Address Size 1 octet)

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If set to 24 bits then the time tag reported has (MM:SS.ms).

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-------- IEC870-101 TRANSMISSION SERVICES 1----- C

The clock change event is transmitted to the master station to be able to

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Maximum time in seconds between the controller receiving a select

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The Select / Execute Timeout is the maximum time in

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Minimum seconds between cyclic data transmissions.

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This setting determines the delay between reporting of Cyclic data.

IEC 60870-5-101 defines two types of data: Class 1 and Class 2

Class1 data is termed ‘spontaneous’ data.

• Cyclic data is a static value update based on a configurable timer

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Some communications situations in 104 provide an optional EOI

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Double point information with time tag.

Scaled Values When Normalised Values are used, all