04 130205 V1.13 EVRC2A-N6, NT TechnicalManual DNP (EVRC2ANT-MAP-S)

Release Date: Feb. 2013 / Manual Revision: 1.
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EVRC2A-N6,NT DNP3.0 PROTOCOL

Technical Manual
(TYPE : EVRC2ANT-MAP-S)
ENTEC ENTEC
ELECTRIC & ELECTRONIC CO., LTD
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Release Note:
[Jan. 2012] Ver1.00

Newly Made “EVRC2A-N6,NT DNP3.0 PROTOCOL Technical Manual”
[Nov. 2012] Ver1.10

1. Change “Figure A-2. Deadband configuration” in “A. DNP™ 3.0 Communication
Introduction”.
2. Changed the manual based on EVRC2A firmware Ver 6.11 upgrading.
- Changed the range of “Reclosing time 1(No.11)” and “Pickup current – SEF(No.20)” AO
Points in “Table G-5. DNP 3.0 INDEX - ANALOG OUTPUT”.
3. Changed the manual based on EVRC2A firmware Ver 7.02 upgrading.
- Add “Parity Bit”, “Data Bit” and “Stop Bit” set-up in “B.1.(1) PORT1 and PORT2”.
- Add “Time Req(m)” set-up in “C. Configuration for DNP™ 3.0”.
[Nov. 2012] Ver1.11

Changed the manual based on EVRC2A firmware Ver 7.07 upgrading : Delete “Tx Delay” set-up
in “COMMUNICATION / PROTOCOL SETUP / DNP1 and DNP2” menu.
- Changed “Table C-1. DNP™ 3.0 Protocol Setting Item” in “C. Configuration for DNP™ 3.0”
[Dec. 2012] Ver1.12

Add “Base Number” item in “Table G-1. DNP 3.0 INDEX - BINARY INPUT”, “Table G-2. DNP
3.0 INDEX - BINARY OUTPUT”, “Table G-3. DNP 3.0 INDEX – COUNTER INPUT”, “Table G-
4. DNP 3.0 INDEX - ANALOG INPUT” and “Table G-5. DNP 3.0 INDEX - ANALOG OUTPUT”.
[Feb. 2013] Ver1.13

Add the Note in “Table G-5. DNP 3.0 INDEX - ANALOG OUTPUT”.
ENHANCED TECHNOLOGY i
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A. DNPTM 3.0 Communication Introduction ………………….……………………………… 1
B. Communication H/W Composition …..…….……………………………………………… 5
C. Configuration for DNPTM 3.0 …..…………………………………………………………… 13
D. Dialup Modem Support ……...…..………….………………………………………………18
E. DNPTM 3.0 Device Profile …………………...…………….………………………………….23
F. DNPTM 3.0 Implementation Table …………….……………..………………………………61
G. DNPTM 3.0 Point Table ..………………………………………………...…………………….65
ENHANCED TECHNOLOGY ii
A. DNP™ 3.0 Communication Introduction
This is the specific implementation document of DNP™ 3.0 Communication Protocol. This
documents consists of DNP™ 3.0 Profile Document, DNP™ 3.0 Implementation Table and DNP™
3.0 Point List
This documents is based on 『 DNP™3.0 Specification Volume 1 – 8 』Document and 『 DNP™

3.0 IED Certification Procedure Subset Level 2 Rev 2.5 』 Document, and describes the
communication method between EVRC2A and Master Station through DNP™ 3.0.
DNP™ 3.0 supports the communication protocols such as serial point-to-point communication(e.g.
the RS-232) with limited support for half duplex serial network(e.g. RS-485) and TCP/IP
communication protocol. TCP is the recommended transport protocol to use for most DNP3
network connections and it provides the reliability of the data transfer.
Characteristics
Configurable Data Mapping

Through DNP Map configuration(Interface Software) can be re-addressed from preset at the
factory.
Figure A-1. DB Map Configuration
ENHANCED TECHNOLOGY 1
- ReIndexing : DNP Index Points can be re-configured by user’s requirement

- Point Invert : It is used to invert a value of corresponding point(Binary Input).
- ReClass: Set a class that related with event occurring in DNP communication.
- ReVariation: Set Object/Variation to read a corresponding point in DNP communication.
- Deadband Configuration
*. For more information of the data mapping, refer to “EVRC2A_N6,NT Communication Protocol
MAP Configuration User Manual”.
Class Assign Function

DNP communication on the EVRC2A supports “Assign Class” function capable to change the
event class of Binary input, Analog input or Counter point in response to the DNP master request.
Event class of Binary input, Analog input or Counter point is able to be assigned to any other event
classes (class 1, 2 or 3) as DNP master issues an assign class request.
The event class, however, assigned by “Assign Class” function will be reverted to its default event
class assignment when a device restarts. For more information of default event class for each point,
refer to “G. DNP™ 3.0 Point Table.”
Deadband Configuration
DNP master can read or write the deadband value of an analog input point installed on EVRC2A. If
analog input’s absolute value difference between the last value and the current value exceeds the
deadband value configured to the analog input point, the event is generated to report the value
change to the DNP master. DNP communication on the current EVRC2A uses Object group 34,
variation 1 for 16-bit analog input deadband to response DNP master request to read or write a
deadband value of an analog input point. The range of the deadband value is 0 to +65535.
Figure A-2. Deadband configuration
- Max./Min. value: Maximum and minimum values set by a device.

- Limit High: Highest value configured by a user
- Limit Low: Lowest value configured by a user
- Smoothing: Not used
- Deadband: Event will be generated when during data updating time period (1sec), analog
input’s value difference between the last value and the current value is over the
deadband value configured by a user. For example, in Figure 1, if the value
difference between the analog input’s values at t1 and t2 exceeds the deadband
value, the event occurs. If the measured value at t4 is below the ”Limit Low”
value, the value difference between t3 and t4 is considered as the difference
between the analog input value at t3 and at4 and so the variation between t3 and
t4 generates event if it is over the deadband value.
However, after the measured value crosses down the “Limit Low” value once like
the value at t4 and if the subsequent measured values after the time t4 keep
changing below the “Limit Low” value, those variations below the “Limit Low”
value do not generate event even though the variations below the “Limit Low”
value exceeds the deadband value. If the measured value comes in the range
between the “Limit High” and the “Limit Low” values again and the variation at
that time exceeds the deadband value, the event for the variation is generated. In
the same way, an event is generated for the value crossing over or down the
“Limit High” value.
Threshold Configuration
There are other “Threshold Low” and “Threshold High” values for the threshold. If a measured
value is over the “Threshold High” value or under the “Threshold Low” value, the related event
will be generated. The “Threshold Low” and “Threshold High” can be changed by a user.
Cold/Warm Restart
When DNP function code “Cold/Warm” restarts, only communication port and DNP process shall
be designed to be reset. It does not affect Recloser protection process.
Unsolicited Response
Configurable Enable or Disable to “Configuration for DNP 3.0” whether Unsolicited Response
transmit or not to Master station. When Master station’s request and device’s Unsolicited Response
were transmitted simultaneously, Data collision is avoidable by having unsolicited response delay
time.
Time Synchronization
Because Time sync’ request interval setting, Recloser’s Event, Protection, Faultwave shall be
maintained in detail timing. We provide Object 50, Variation 01 and Object 52, Vairation 02 which
are DNP function, the user can set the time via a DNP master.
Flow Control
Depending on DNP network, it is recommended to adjust data transmission property. In this case,
Tx Delay, RTS Off Dly setting can be used to adjust signal interval between real data transfer and
RTS. It can help solid communication.
Setting change from Master-Station

Analog Control in DNP support Function can be used to change Recloser Setting in local through
DNP Master. It is very useful for a feeder management.
Dialup Modem Support

EVRC2A can support a Hayes compatible Modem on Port2(RS-232) and Port3(RS-232) for remote
dial up access using DNP™ 3.0.
B. DNP Communication H/W Composition
EVRC2A has 4 communication ports as ‘Table B- 1. Communication Port H/W Composition’.

DNP3.0 communication is possible in PORT2, PORT3 and PROT4.
Table B-1. Communication Port H/W Composition

Port Type Speed Parity bit Data bit Stop bit Location
PORT2 RS-232 1200 - 19200 bps None 8 1 User Interface Side Panel
PORT3 RS-232/485 1200 - 19200 bps None 8 1 User Interface Side Panel
PORT4 RJ45 10BASE-T/100BASE-T User Interface Side Panel
Picture B- 1. Communication Port H/W Composition
PORT 2(RS-232)
y Communication method: RS-232
y Port setting: 1200~19200bps
y Connector: DB9P(male)
Table B-2. PORT2 Pin Description
Pin Signal Description
1 DCD Data Carrier Detect
2 RXD Receive Data(IN)
3 TXD Transmit Data(OUT)
4 DTR Data Terminal Ready(OUT)
5 GND Ground
6 DSR Data Set Ready(IN)

Picture B-2. PORT2
7 RTS Request To Send(OUT)
8 CTS Clear To Send(IN)
9 N/C No Connection
PORT 3(RS-232/RS485)
y Communication method: RS-232 or RS485 User Select
y Port setting: 1200~19200bps
y RS-232 Connector: DB9P(male)
y RS-485 Connector: BONAB STLZ950-5P
y Use RS-485 : 485ON Pin Short
Picture B-3. PORT3
Table B-3. PORT3(RS-232/RS485) Pin Description
Pin(RS-232) Signal Description Pin(RS-485) Description

1 DCD Data Carrier Detect 1 RS485+
2 RXD Receive Data(IN) 2 RS485-
3 TXD Transmit Data(OUT) 3 SG (Cable Shield)
4 DTR Data Terminal Ready(OUT) 4 485 ON
5 GND Ground 5 485 ON
6 DSR Data Set Ready(IN)
7 RTS Request To Send(OUT)
8 CTS Clear To Send(IN)
9 N/C No Connection
※. Note) ① PORT3 provides RS-485 communication and uses Digital power and insulated power
of CPU Part for surge protection. Each terminal is Anti-Over-voltage.
② To minimize the noise of communication line, Terminal Resistor is usedin the both end
of the line and Twisted Shied Cable is advisable for connecting cable.
③ In order to use RS-485, the Pin4 and Pin5 of RS485 Port should be connected.
PORT 4(ETHERNET)
Table B-4. PORT4 Pin Description
10Base-T Signal
Pin Wire Color
100Base-TX Signal
1 White/Green Transmit+
2 Green Transmit-
3 White/Orange Receive+
4 Blue Unused
5 White/Blue Unused
6 Orange Receive- Picture B-4. PORT4
7 White/Brown Unused
8 Brown Unused
PORT4 is RS-45 and consists of 8 pins. The composition is same as ‘Table B-4. PORT4 Pin
Description’. PORT 4 provides 10 BASE-T /100 BASE-T ethernet and in the top of both side has
100M LED (Left) and LINK/ACT LED (Right). 100M LED shows data transfer rate and
LINK/ACT LED shows cable connection and communication status. Refer to ‘Table B-5. LED
Function’ for more details.
Table B-5. LED Function

LED Status Description
OFF 10Mbps Data rate
100M
Green 100Mbps Data rate
Flash Data transmitting or receiving
LINK/ACT Green LAN connection is O.K
OFF LAN connection is not established
1. Communication Port Setting

Each communication port can set communication rate and other itmes related to communication.
(1) PORT1 and PORT2

Table B-6. PORT1and PORT2 Setting item
Title Description Step Initial value
Line Speed PORT1/2 Baud Rate (1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 bps) - 19200 bps
Parity Bit* Whether to use Parity Bit (NONE, ODD, EVEN) - NONE
Data Bit* Data Bit number setting (7, 8) 1 8
Stop Bit* Stop Bit number setting (1, 2) 1 1
Line Type Communication modem setting (DIALUP,2-WIRE,4-WIRE) - 4-WIRE
CTS Function Whether to use CTS signal (OFF, ON) - ON
DCD Function Whether to use DCD signal (OFF, ON) - OFF
RTS Function Whether to use RTS signal (ON, OFF, AUTO) - AUTO
CTS CheckOut CTS check-out time (1 ~ 255 sec) 1 5
DCD CheckOut DCD check-out time (10 ~ 30000 msec) 5 5000
TX PreDelay Delay time of starting transmission (5 ~ 500 msec) 5 10
TX PostDelay Delay time of RTS off (5 ~ 500 msec) 5 50
*. NOTE ) The above setting marked with * are indicated from Ver 7.02 of EVRC2A.
Line Speed
Select communication rate of PORT1 and PORT2.
Parity Bit
Select whether to use Parity Bit and its type.
Data Bit
Select Data Bit for communication.
Stop Bit
Select the Stop Bit for communication.
Line Type
Select a modem for communication.
y DIALUP : Dial-Up modem is used.
y 2-WIRE : 2 wire private line is used and continuously Carrier is monitored to control data
flow by DCD(Data Carrier Detect).
y 4-WIRE : 4wire private line is used. Data flow is controlled by RTS(Request To Send) and
CTS(Clear To Send) signal.
※. Note) EVRC2A supports Hayes compatible modem in PORT2 for remote dial up access. Details
about Dialup Modem support are same as ‘Table D-1. Configuration for Dialup
Modem’.
CTS Function
y Select whether to use CTS signal.
y ENABLE : After confirm CTS signal is Asserted, transfers a data.
y DISABLE : Regardless of CTS signal, transfers a data.
DCD Function
y Select whether to use DCD signal.
y ENABLE : After confirm DCD signal is Deasserted, transfers a data.
y DISABLE : Regardless of DCD signal, transfers a data.
RTS Function
y ON : RTS signal of EVRC2A is always ON (Assert).
y OFF : RTS signal of EVRC2A is always OFF (Deassert).
y AUTO : On requesting data transfer to Modem, after RTS signal of EVRC2A is ON and after
data transfer completion, RTS signal of EVRC2A is OFF.
Modem Setting (TX PreDelay, Tx PostDelay, CTS ChkOut, DCD Timeout)

This setting is for an effective transmission according to the modem characteristics.
y CTS CheckOut : Set a waiting time that waits CTS signal after RTS signal is ON. In case of
radio communication system, when transfer data at the same time from various Slave, it
produces transmission permission delay time due to the wireless network traffic congestion.
By this setting, try the transmission with high RTS during that checkout time. It is available if
‘CTS Function’ setting is ON.
y DCD Timeout : Set a delay time of DCD signal check which determine modem status before
sending RTS signal in 2 wire communication type. After a set time, if DCD signal is ON,
EVRC2A does not transfer the data and treat it as DCD Fail. It is available if ‘DCD Function’
setting is ON.
y TX PreDelay : Set the delay time of starting transmission after CTS signal is received.
y TX PostDelay : Set the delay time of RTS OFF after data transmission.
(2) PORT4(ETHERNET)
Table B-7. PORT4 Setting item
Title Description Step Initial Value
IP Addr’ 1 IP Address First of Controller (0 ~ 255) 1 0
IP Addr’ 2 IP Address Second of Controller (0 ~ 255) 1 0
IP Addr’ 3 IP Address Third of Controller (0 ~ 255) 1 0
IP Addr’ 4 IP Address Fourth of Controller (0 ~ 255) 1 0
Gateway Addr’ 1 Gateway First of Connected Network (0 ~ 255) 1 0
Gateway Addr’ 2 Gateway Second of Connected Network (0 ~ 255) 1 0
Gateway Addr’ 3 Gateway Third of Connected Network (0 ~ 255) 1 0
Gateway Addr’ 4 Gateway Fourth of Connected Network (0 ~ 255) 1 0
S/M(Subnet Mask) Subment Mask First of Connected Network (255.0.0.0 ~ 255.255.255.255) 1 255.255.255.0
K-Alv Func Whether to use “Kepp Alive Function” (DISABLE, ENABLE) - DISABLE
K-Alv Idle T Duration in idle status (1~255sec) 1 4
K-Alv Interval Interval time of Keep Alive transmission (1~255sec) 1 2
K-Alv Retry The number of retransmission (1~255sec) 1 1
IP Addr Oct 1 ~ 4
y Set the IP Address for EVRC2A. For example, if IP Adress of EVRC2A is ‘200.201.202.203’,
set as following.
y IP Addr’ 1: 200
y IP Addr’ 2: 201
y IP Addr’ 3: 202
y IP Addr’ 4: 203
Gateway Oct 1 ~ 4
Set the Gateway Address. Setting method is same as IP Address.
Subment Mask Oct 1 ~ 4

Set the Subment Mask Address. Setting method is same as IP Address.
K-Alv Func
Select whether to use or not the Ethernet communication connecting status check function.
K-Alv Idle T
If idle status is maintained during the setting time, check the communication connecting
maintainance status.
K-Alv Interval
After checking the communication connecting status, if there isn’t any reply during the setting time,
check again the status.
K-Alv Retry
Check the communication connecting maintainance status as much as the setting number. If there
isn’t a respond, take as communication fail and close the communication connection.
C. Configuration for DNP™ 3.0

Table C- 1. DNPTM 3.0 Protocol Setting Item
Initial Value
Title Description Step
DNP3.0-1 DNP3.0-2
Function Whether to use DNP3 Slave 1 or Slave 2(DISABLE, ENABLE) - DISABLE DISABLE
Use Port Communication Port Setting( P2:232,P3:232,P3:485,P4:TCP) - P2:232 P3:232
Master Addr’ Master Station Address Setting (0 ~ 65519) 1 60000 60000
Slave Addr Slave Station Address Setting (0 ~ 65519) 1 1 2
D/L Confirm Data Link Confirm Mode (NO, YES, SOME) - SOME SOME
D/L Retries Data Link Retries (0 ~ 255) 1 2 2
D/L Timeout Data link layer time-out (1 ~ 255 sec) 1 55 55
A/L Retries DNP1 Data link layer retries (0-255) 1 1 1
A/L Timeout Application layer time-out (1 ~ 255 sec) 1 55 55
SBO Time Select before operate time-out (1 ~ 255 sec) 1 15 15
Multi Inter DNP1 Transmission interval at multiframe (0.01-300.00 s) 0.01 0.10 0.10
Tx Delay This setting does not apply to communication (0(OFF), 0.01-300.00 s) 0.01 0.05 0.05
*. NOTE ) “Tx Delay” setting is not indicated from Ver 7.07 of EVRC2A.
PowerUp Unsol (DISABLE, ENABLE) ENABLE ENABLE
Unsol Time Transfer time to Master station when occurs unsolicited event (0 ~ 255sec) 1 5 5
Unsol Type Method to send unsol message (NOTRIG, PERIOD) - NOTRIG NOTRIG
Class1 Unsolicited mode Setting of Class 1 (DISABLE, ENABLE) - DISABLE DISABLE
Master IP Oct1 Master IP Address First(0 ~ 255) 1 192 192

Master IP Oct2 Master IP Address Second(0 ~ 255) 1 168 168
Master IP Oct3 Master IP Address Third(0 ~ 255) 1 7 7
Master IP Oct4 Master IP Address Fourth(0 ~ 255) 1 2 2
TCP/UDP Select Communication type of Port4 (TCP, UDP) 1 TCP TCP
TCP Port TCP Port Setting (1~ 65535) 1 20000 20000
UDP Port UDP Port Setting (0 ~ 65535) 1 20000 20000
K-Alv Check Tm Time period of Keep Alive Check (0(OFF), 1 ~ 600sec) 1 10 10
Fragment Size DNP Fragment Size(64 ~ 2048) 1 2048 2048
Time Req(m) Time Synch’ Request Interval (OFF,1-30000 minute) 1 1440 1440
*. NOTE ) “Time Req(m)” setting is indicated from Ver 7.02 of EVRC2A.
Function
Select whether to use DNPTM 3.0 Protocol.
Use Port
Set physical port to use DNPTM 3.0 Protocol.
※. Note) If DNPTM 3.0 Protocol uses RS-485 Port (PORT3), even Unsolicited Class is ENABLE,
does not produce Unsolicited Response to prevent a physical damage.
Address (Master Address, Slave Address)

Master Address is referred as Master station address when EVRC2A sends Unsolicited Response. It
can be set from 0 ~ 65519. Slave Address is showing EVRC2A Address, the setting range is the
same as Master Address.
D/L Confirm
Set whether to request Confirmation from Data Link system.
y Sometime : Use Data Link Confirm only in case of Multi-frame (Request link reset at first
Reset) .
y Yes : Request Confirm of every transfer D/L Frame.
y No : Does not Request Confirm of every transfer Frame.
When Data Link Confirm use-setting, it shall be set as Host setting. If the setting is different from
Host setting, the communication may be failed due to Data Link Reset.
D/L Setting(Retries, Timeout)

Set Retries and Time out of Data Link Layer. These settings are applied when transfer D/L data that
request Confirm from Slave to Master.
y As D/L Timeout is a waiting time till receiving D/L confirm(ACK) of Master side after D/L
frame transfer, if becames CTS, DCD timeout regards as transfer failure and handle the D/L,
A/L timeout as fail.
y Progress D/L timer from the first byte transmission of D/L frame and receive all datas that
first byte of Master D/L confirm (ACK) started to receive within D/L timeout.
A/L Setting (Retries, Timeout)

Timeout Parameter specifies the application layer confirmation time-out. Timeout parameter may
range from 1 to 255 seconds. When EVRC2A sent a data frame to request Application Link
confirmation from Master Station, EVRC2A does not get Confirmation within Timeout Parameter
setting time, application link error is indicated.
Due to the error, Application Link Retry is enabled and Retries Parameter retries till maximum 255
times. If a number of Retries is set for ‘0’, Retry is not operated.
SBO Time
It is a parameter to select a time of Select Before Operate. After receiving Select signal, if Operate
signal is not followed within a set time, received Select signal is ignored.
Multi Inter (Multi-frame Interval)

It is a time to wait after sending Multi-frame data till sending next Multi-frame data. If the
confirmation is not corresponding, and also the Multi-frame Interval time is not finished, next
Multi-frame data waits until both conditions are cleared.
Tx Delay
This setting does not apply to communication.
Unsolicited Mode (PowUpUnsol, Unsol time, Unsol Type)

y PowUpUnsol: Set whether to use Initial Unsolicited Response when restart.
- If PowUpUnsol is enabled, Initial Unsolicited Response Message is issued when power is up.
- When event occurs according to setting class by Master or locally setting value on LCD,
it can be transmitted voluntarily.
- Application Layer Confirm is requested for unsolicited response message transmitted.
- In the case of the request of D/L confirm (Yes, Sometimes), unsolicited response is
transmitted after Link Reset if the Link Reset has not done before.
- If Unsolicited Class is enabled and there are event data to be sent, Initial Unsolicited
message and the event data including unsent event data occurring before are sent to a
master. (IIN Class Bit not set)
- If Unsolicited Class is disabled and there are event data to be sent, Initial Unsolicited
message is transmitted with the set of relevant IIN Class Bit.
y Unsol Time: Set a delay time of transmission of event data after the last event occurs.
※ It is to solve other RTU communication faulty and master station information processing
overburden caused by wireless frequency channel occupancy increase by increased communication
number because of the meaningless information produced during RTU fault and control side fault.
y Unsol Type: Set a type to configure a method to send event data.

- NOTRG: If there is no more event occurrence during setting unsolicited time after the
last event occurs, the event data is transmitted.
- PERIOD: Unsolicited message is sent to a master with whole event data occurring after
setting unsolicited time starting and elapsing when the first event occurs.
y Unsolicited Confirmation Timeout is set by the use of Application Timeout.
y While outstation is waiting for confirmation to initial unsolicited message, it normally
response to any other requests sent from a master.
y If the outstation has received Confirm of Initial Null Unsolicited Response Message and
Unsolicited Class is Disable, the outstation does not send Unsolicited Response until
receiving function code 0x14(enable data-filled unsolicited message) request from Master or
is set in Enable the Unsolicited Class of local LCD
y Maintain the setting information about prior Class after the RTU restarts.
y If there are events which are sent, but no confirmation, they are sent when new event occurs
or when the polling request is received.
Unsolicited Class (Class1, Class2, Class3)

Set unsolicited response of each Event Class. In ENABLE setting case, unsolicited message is
transmitted when event occurs.
Master IP Oct 1 ~ 4
Set Master IP Address. For example, If Master IP address is ‘192.168.32.4’ set as following.
y Master IP Oct1 : 192
TCP/UDP Select
Select TCP or UDT communication at the use of Port4(Ethernet).
TCP Port
Set the TCP/IP Port number of EVRC2A for TCP communication.
UDP Port
Set the TCP/IP Port number of EVRC2A for UDP communication.
K-Alv Check Tm
Set the time period that check the communication connecting status during the idle status.
Fragement Size
Set the size of DNP fragement.
Time Req(m)
Set the Time Synchronization Request Interval(to master station).
D. Dialup Modem Support
EVRC2A can support dialup modem communication, Hayes-compatible, through Port2 and Port3
when their port types are both RS232.
The configuration of the Port2 for use of dialup modem can be set on the menu “PRIMARY
SETING/ RELAY SETUP/ COMMUNICATION/ 3.DIALUP MODEM-1”. For the configuration
of the Port3, it can be set on the menu “PRIMARY SETING/ RELAY SETUP/
COMMUNICATION/ 4.DIALUP MODEM-2”. Refer to “(4) Configuration for Dialup
Modem” for more information about the configuration of Port2 and Port3 for the dialup modem
communication.
(1) Configure modem with AT commands

Before using of Modem connected with EVRC2A, following setting shall be confirmed.
Configure port speed(must be done)

Set DNP communication speed the same as the speed between EVRC2A and Modem, and set DNP
communication speed slower than the speed between modems.
Configure answer mode(frequently)

The modem will answer an incoming call on the second ring using the command ATS0=2.
Configure Data Carrier Detect(must be done)

Data Carrier Detect should follow the presence or absence of a calling modem.
The AT command is AT&C1.
Configure Data Terminal Ready(must be done)

Data Terminal Ready should control the modem. If DTR is high the modem is ready to receive
calls. If DTR is low the modem should not receive any more calls and should hang up any existing
call.
The AT command is AT&D2.
Configure Data Set Ready(must be done)

Data Set Ready should verify the modem. DSR is always ON.
The AT command is AT&S0.
Configure no CONNECT messages(must be done)

A Hayes AT-style modem usually outputs a message when a call is received. For example:
CONNECT 9600
The modem has a "quiet mode" that disables these messages.
The AT command is ATQ1. There will be no OK printed in response to this command.
Configure no echo of commands(must be done)

Echoing commands can confuse the console, so turn off command echoing.
The AT command is ATE0.
Configure silent connection(must be done)

Most modems have a speaker. By default this is connected whilst a modem is connecting and
negotiating a common protocol and speed. This is very useful for a dialing modem, as it prevents a
human being accidentally repeatedly called. The speaker can be annoying on answering modems.
The AT command is ATM1.
(2) Operation functions when to use Dialling Modem

Transmitting a DNP3.0 Packet
y Checks DCD is asserted(Check Online)
y The DNP3.0 packet is transmitted
※ Dial when DCD is Deassert
Receiving a DNP3.0 Packet

y Checks DCD is asserted(Check Online)
y The DNP3.0 packet is received
※ If DCD is Deassert, receiving is not working.
Dialling
y The user should insert an order for Reset.
y Wait 0.5 second
y Make a phone call by using Dialling String and Dialling Number.
y Checks DCD is Asserted
※ Dial connection waiting time is depending on “Data Link Timeout” set by the user.
Hang up
y DTR Line is deasserted
y Wait 2 second
y DTR Line is asserted
y Wait 2 second
※ EVRC2A will hang up the modem after a delay of 30 seconds with no valid packet received or
transmitted.
(3) Short Message Service (SMS) Support

SMS function is provided for communication based on the dialing modem to send messages of
siginificant events occurrences to the phones or other commincation devices whose phone numbers
are assigned to EVRC2A for SMS function by the Interface Software.
Maximum 5 phone numbers are able to be assigned for receving SMS and maximum 6 events on a
signle message per one phone number can be sent at a time. The total maximum events for each a
phone number are 48 events.
Following information are included in a single message for SMS.
Device Name:
This is the divce name sending a short message.
Point index Descrition:

This point index description to indicate which event occurs is described with maximum 5
characters and it is the same with the point index used for DNP. In order to figure out what this
description means, see the DNP point table.
Point Index Value:

This indicates the current status value of the point where an event occurs.
※ The current SMS function supports to send a message only for Binary Input event.
(4) Configuration for Dialup Modem

Table D-1. Configuration for Dialup Modem
Initial Value
Setting Item Description Step
DIAL 1 DIAL 2
Calling String Dialling Method (ATD, ATDT, ATDP) - ATDT
Calling Number Master Station Phone Number (16Digits number) - -
Initial String AT Commands for Initialized (30 digits(Alphabet capital or symbol) - AT+FCLASS=0
Cmd Res’ TO Dial AT Commands Response Timeout (0 ~ 255 sec) 1sec 2sec 2sec
Connect TO Dial Modem Connection Timeout(0 ~ 255 sec) 1sec 30sec 30sec
Idle Time Dial Modem Idle Time(0 ~ 255 sec) 1sec 60sec 60sec
SMS USE? Enable or Disable SMS Function(Disable, Enable) - DISABLE DISABLE
SMS TIME SMS Response Waiting Time(0-255 sec) 1sec 5sec 5sec
SMS Type SMS Message Type(Single,Multi) - Multi Multi
Calling String
Select a proper dial string in accordance with communication circumstance (Master or
Switchboard dial method)
- ATD : Default Dial Type(Already setup in modem;Default Dial)
- ATDT : Tone Dial
- ATDP : Pulse Dial
Calling Number
Insert call number to call to. [Modem(Master station) phone number]. Total 16 digits shall be used
from the first digit space and empty space shall be filled up by ‘X’.
Initial String
Modem can be reset by inserting total 30 digits String.
EVRC2A should be reset before making a phone call(connection).
※. Note) Continuous double Space or ‘/’ shall ingnor next String.
Cmd Res’ TO : command response waiting time

If there is no response from a modem during setting time, it is considered as a communication
failure after the setting time and the status of modem failure is maintained.
Connect TO : Modem connection waiting time

If there is no connction during setting time, it is considered as a connection failure after the setting
time, the status of modem failure is maintained.
Idle Time : Modem connection close time

During setting time, the connection is closed after the setting time.
SMS USE? (Option):

Enable or disable Short Message Service (SMS) function.
SMS Time(Option):
SMS Time is a waiting time to wait for response after a short message of SMS is sent.
SMS Type (Option)

Single or Multiple type is supported for SMS message.
Single type is to send one event’s information(max. 25 characters) including description and the
occurring time of event in one SMS message.
Multiple type is to send maximum 4 events’ information(max. 11 characters respectively) including
only description of each event in one SMS message.
※. Note) The setting items, SMS Use, SMS Time and SMS Type, are shown on the menu of
EVRC2A supporting SMS function.
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Profile
1. Device Properties
P
Table E-1. DNP

P 3.0 Device Propperties (1/23)
If configurable,
1. Configurattion for Diallingg Modem Capab
bilities Current Value
Va
llist methods
1.1. Device Function: Master Outstation
Masters send DN
NP requests, while O
Outstations send DN
NP responses. If Outstation
m both functions, a separate Device
a single physical device can perform
Profile Documen
nt must be providedd for each function.
1.2. Vendorr Name: ENTEC Electricc &
The name of the organization produucing the device. Electronic Co., Ltd
L
1.3. Device Name: Recloser Contro
ol
The model and name
n of the device, sufficient to disting
guish it from any (EVRC2A_N6 or
o
other device from
m the same organizaation. EVRC2A_NT RTU)
R
1.4. Device manufacturer’s
s hardware vers
sion string: 1.00
1.5. Device manufacturer’s
s software vers
sion string: 1.00
1.6. Device Profile Docume
ent Version Num
mber: 1.00
Version of the Device Profile Doocument is indicatted by a whole
number incremented with each neew release. This sh
hould match the
latest version shown in the Revisioon History at the beginning
b of this
document.
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IIf configurable,
1. Configurattion for Diallingg Modem Capabilitiees Curren
nt Value
list methods
1.7. DNP Levels Supported
d for: Masters Only Level 3
Indicate each DN
NP3 Level to whichh the device conform
ms Requests Ressponses
fully. For Mastters, requests andd responses can be
b Non
ne
indicated indepen
ndently. Lev
vel 1
Lev
vel 2
Lev
vel 3
Lev
vel 4
Outstations On
nly
Requests and Responses
R
None
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
1.8. Supportted Function B
Blocks: Self-Addreess Reservation
. Object 0 – attribute objects
Data Sets
File Transffer
Virtual Terrminal
Mapping to
t IEC 61850 Objecct Models defined in
i a
DNP
P3 XML file
Function code
c 31, activate con
nfiguration
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IIf configurable,
1. Configurattion for Diallingg Modem Capab
bilities Currrent Value
list methods
1.9. Notable
e Additions:
A brief descriptio
on intended to quicckly identify for thee reader 16-bit An
nalog Change Even
nts with Time is supp
ported.
the most obvious features the deviice supports in add
dition to
the Highest DN
NP Level Supporteed. The complete list of Analog Input
I Deadbands, Object 34, variatiions 1 is
features is describ
bed in the Implemeentation Table. supported
d.
Assign class function is supported.
For file transfer,
t Object 70, variations 1 is supp
ported.
1.10. Methods to set Configurable Parameters: XML

L – Loaded via DNP
P3 File Transfer Sofftware – Vendor
XML
L – Loaded via otherr transport mechaniism soft
ftware named
Term
minal – ASCII Termiinal Command Linee ETIIMS
Softw
ware – Vendor softw
ware named ETIMS
S Dirrect – Keypad on
Proprrietary file loaded via
v DNP3 file transffer devvice front panel
Proprrietary file loaded via
v other transport
mech
hanism
Direcct – Keypad on deviice front panel
Facto
ory – Specified wheen device is ordered
d
Proto
ocol – Set via DNP3
3 (e.g. assign class)
Otherr – explain _______
________________
__
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If connfigurable,
1. Configurattion for Diallingg Modem Capabilities Current Valu
ue
list m
methods
1.11. Connec
ctions Supporte
ed: Serial (com
mplete section “2.SE
ERIAL Serial See
CONNECTIIONS”) section “2. SE
ERIAL
IP Networking (complete section “3. IP CO
ONNECTIONS”
NETWORK
KING”) section “3. IP NETWORKING”
Other, explaain _____________
____________
If con
nfigurable,
2. Serial Conn
nections Capabilities Current Valu
ue
list m
methods
2.1. Port Nam
me Serial(232)-1: on
o the side of devicee Serial(232)-1 Software – Vendor software
Name used to reference the coommunication portt Serial(232)-2: on
o the side of devicee named ETIMS
S
defined in this seection. Serial(485): on the
t side of device Direct – Keyppad on device front
Serial(232)-F: on
o the front panel panel
2.2. Serial Co
onnection Param
meters: Asynchrono
ous - 8 Datta Bits, 1 Start Bit, 8 Data Bits, Software – Vendor software
1 Sto
op Bit, No Parity 1Start Bit, named ETIMS
S
Other, explaain _____________
________________
_ 1 Stop Bit, Direct – Keyppad on device front
No Parity panel
2.3. Baud Ratte: Fixed at ___
_____ 19200 bps Software – Vendor software
Configurablle, range 1200 bps to
t 19200 bps named ETIMS
S
Configurablle, selectable from ____,____,____
_ Direct – Keyppad on device front
Configurablle, other, describe__
______________ panel
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2. Serial Conn
nections Capab
bilities Currrent Value
list methods
2.4. Hardware
e Flow Control (Handshaking)): Noone Sooftware – Vendor
RS-232 / V.24 / V.28 Option
ns:
Describe hardwaare signaling requireements of the interfa
face. Beforee Tx, Asserts: 　 RTS sooftware named
Where a transm
mitter or receiver iis inhibited until a given DTR ETIMS
control signal is asserted,
a it is considdered to require thaat signal Beforee Rx, Asserts: 　 RTS D
Direct – Keypad on
　 DTR
prior to sending or
o receiving charactters. Alwayys Asserts: 　 RTS deevice front panel
Where a signal is asserted prior too transmitting, thatt signal 　 DTR
will be maintaineed active until after the end of transmisssion. Beforee Tx, Requires: Asserted Deasseerted
　 CTS C
Where a signal is
i asserted to enablle reception, any daata sent 　 D
DCD
to the device wheen the signal is not active could be disccarded. 　 D
DSR
　 R
RI
Rx Inactiv
ve
Beforee Rx, Requires: Assserted Deasseerted
　 CTS
　 D
DCD
　 D
DSR
　 R
RI
Always Ignores:
I 　 CTS
　　 D
DCD
　　 D
DSR
　　 R
RI
　 O
Other, explain refer Appendix
A B
RS-422 / V.11 Options:
　 Reequires Indication before
b Rx
　 Assserts Control beforre Tx
　 O
Other, explain _____ ________
RS-485 Options:
O
R
Requires Rx inactivve before Tx
　 O
Other, explain _____________
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If configurable,
2. Serial Conn
nections Capabilities Currrent Value
list methods
2.5. Interval to Request Link
k Status: Not Su
upported
Indicates how offten to send Data Liink Layer status req
quests Fixed at_________
a second
ds
on a serial conneection. This parameeter is separate from the Config
gurable, range _____
_ to ______ second
ds
TCP Keep-alive timer.
t Config
gurable, selectable from
fr ___,___,___ seeconds
Config
gurable, other, descrribe_____________
____
2.6. Supports
s DNP3 Collisio
on Avoidance: No
Indicates wheth
her a device uses a collision avoidance xplain use of differeent port for commun
Yes, ex nication
algorithm. Docu
umentation by thee vendor will prrovide
information on co
ollision avoidance sschemes.
2.7. Receiverr Inter-character Timeout: Not cheecked
When serial interrfaces with asynchrronous character fraaming No gap
p permitted
are used, this paarameter indicates if the receiver maakes a Fixed at
a 3.5 char bit timess
check for gaps beetween characters ((i.e. extension of the stop Fixed at
a 100 ms
bit time of onee character prior to the start bit of
o the Config
gurable, range ____
_ to ____ bit times
following character within a meessage). If the recceiver Config
gurable, range ____
_ to ____ ms
performs this ch
heck and the timeoout is exceeded theen the Config
gurable, Selectable from
f ___,___,___biit times
receiver discardss the current data linnk frame. A receiveer that Config
gurable, Selectable from
f ____, ____, __
___ ms
d data link framess on the basis of inter-
does not discard Config
gurable, other, descrribe _____________
______
character gaps is considered to not pperform this check. Variablle, explain ____
Where no asyn
nchronous serial iinterface is fitted,, this
parameter is not applicable. In this case none of the op
ptions
shall be selected..
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Iff configurable,
2. Serial Conn
nections Capabillities Current Value
list methods
2.8. Inter-cha
aracter gaps in ttransmission: None (aalways transmits wiith no inter-characteer gap)
When serial interrfaces with asynchrronous character fraaming Maximu
um _____ bit timess
are used, this parameter indicates whether extra dellay is Maxim
mum 10 ms
ever introduced between characterss in the message, and
a if
so, the maximum
m width of the gap.
Where no asyn
nchronous serial iinterface is fitted,, this
parameter is not applicable. In this case none of the op
ptions
shall be selected..
Iff configurable,
3. IP Network
king Capabillities Current Value
list methods
3.1. Port Nam
me Ethernet: on
o side of device Ethenet Keyppad on device front
Name used to reeference the commuunication port defin
ned in panell
this section.
3.2. Type of End
E Point: TCP In
nitiating (Master On
nly) TCP Listening Softw
ware – Vendor
TCP Liistening (Outstation
n Only) softw
ware named
TCP Dual (required for Masters)
M ETIM
MS
UDP Datagram
D (required)) Direcct – Keypad on
devicce front panel
3.3. IP Addre
ess of this Device: 0.0.0.0 Channged by keypad on
the front panel off
devicce
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Iff configurable,
3. IP Network
king Ca
apabilities Currrent Value
list methods
3.4. Subnet Mask:
M 0.0.0.0 Changged by keypad on
the froont panel of device
3.5. Gateway
y IP Address: 0.0.0.0 Changged by keypad on
the froont panel of device
3.6. Accepts TCP Connectio
ons or UDP Allows all (show as *.*.*.* in 3.7) TCP Softw
ware – Vendor
Datagram
ms from: Limits based on ann IP address softw
ware named ETIMS
Limits based on lisst of IP addresses Direcct – Keypad on
Limits based on a wildcard
w IP addresss device front panel
Limits based on lisst of wildcard IP add dresses
Other validation, exxplain_select TCP or o UDP
3.7. IP Addres
ss(es) from wh
hich TCP Conne
ections or - -
UDP Dataagrams are acc
cepted:
3.8. TCP Liste

en Port Numbe
er: Not Applicable (M
Master w/o dual end point)
p 0
20000 Softw
ware – Vendor
If Outstation or dual end point Maaster, port number on which to Fixed at 20,000 softw
ware named ETIMS
listen for incomming TCP conneect requests. Requ uired to be Configurable, rang
ge 0 to 65535 Direcct – Keypad on
configurable for Masters and recom
mmended to be con nfigurable for Configurable, selecctable from ____,_____,____ device front panel
Outstations. Configurable, otherr, describe________ _________
3.9. TCP Liste
en Port Numbe
er of remote dev
vice: Not Applicable (Ou utstation w/o dual end
e point)
If Master or dual end point Outsttation, port numbeer on remote Fixed at 20,000
device with which
w to initiate connection. Requ uired to be Configurable, rang
ge _______ to _____ ___
configurable for Masters and recom
mmended to be connfigurable for Configurable, selecctable from ____,_____,____
Outstations. Configurable, otherr, describe________ ________
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Iff configurable,
3. IP Network
king Capa
abilities Currrent Value
list methods
3.10. TCP Keep-alive timer: d at ___________m
Fixed ms 0 ms
30000 Channged by keypad on
The time period
d for the keep-aliive timer on activ
ve TCP figurable, range __10__ to _600000_m
Confi ms the front panel off
connections. Confi
figurable, selectablee from ____,____,__
___ms devicce
Confi
figurable, other, describe____________
____
3.11. Local UDP
U port: d at 20,000
Fixed 0
20000 Softw
ware – Vendor
Local UDP port for sending and/or receiving UDP dataagrams. Confi
figurable, range 0 to
o 65535 softw
ware named
Master may let system choose an available port. Ou
utstation Confi
___ ETIM
MS
must use one thatt is known by the m
master. Confi
____ Direcct – Keypad on
Let sy
ystem choose (Masster only) devicce front panel
3.12. Destinaation UDP portt for DNP3 Req
quests
(Masterr Only):
3.13. Destinaation UDP port ffor initial unsollicited Nonee

null responses (UDP oonly Outstations): Fixed
d at 20,000
For a UDP only
y Outstation, the destination UDP port
p for Confi
figurable, range ___
_____ to _______
sending initial un
nsolicited Null respoonse Confi
___
Confi
____
3.14. Destina
ation UDP port ffor responses: Nonee
For a UDP only Outstation,
O the desttination UDP port fo
or Fixed
d at 20,000
sending all respo
onses other than inittial unsolicited Nulll Confi
figurable, range ___
_____ to _______
Response. Confi
___
Confi
____
Use source
s port number
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If configurable,
3. IP Network
king Capabilities C
Current Value
list methods
3.15. Multiple
e outstation con
nnections Supporrts multiple outstations (Masters only)
(Masterrs only):
Master only. Indiicates whether multtiple outstation
connections are supported.
s
3.16. Multiple
e master conneections Supporrts multiple masterss (Outstations only) D
(Outstattions Only): deevice front panel
Outstation only. Indicates
I whether m
multiple master If supporteed, the following meethods may be used
d:
connections are supported
s and the m
method that can be used
u Method
d 1 (based on IP add
dress) - required
to establish connections. Method
d 2 (based on IP porrt number) - recomm
mended
Method
d 3 (browsing for sttatic data) - optionaal
3.17. Time sy
ynchronization support: DNP3 LAN procedure (fu
unction code 24)
DNP3 Write Time (not reccommended over LA
AN)
Other, explain _________
_________________
_
Not Su
upported
If configurable,
4. Link Layerr Capabilities C
Current Value
list methods
4.1. Data Lin
nk Address: Fixed at______
a 024
10 Sooftware – Vendor
Indicates if the liink address is configgurable over the enttire sooftware named
Config
gurable, range 0 to 65519
6
valid range of 0 to
t 65,519. Data linkk addresses 0xFFF0
0 ETIMS
through 0xFFFF are reserved for brooadcast or other speecial Config
fr ____,____,___
__
D
purposes. Config
____ deevice front panel
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If configurable,
Current Value
list methods
4.2. DNP3 Source
S Address
s Validation: Never
Indicates whetheer the device will fillter out messages no
ot
Alwayss, one address allow
wed (shown in 1.4.3
3)
from a specific so
ource address.
Alwayss, any one of multip
ple addresses alloweed
(each selecctable as shown in 1.4.3)
1
Sometiimes, explain_____
____________
4.3. DNP3 Source Addrress(es) expe

ected Config
gurable to any 16 bitt DNP Data Link Address value Sooftware – software
when Va
alidation is Ena
abled: naamed ETIMS
Config
6
Selects the allow
wed source address(ees).
Config
fr ____,____,___
__ K
Keypad on device
frront panel
Config
____
4.4. Self Ad
ddress Suppo
ort using add
dress Yes (on
nly allowed if configurable) Diisable C
Configurable by
0xFFFC
C: chhanging compile
No
If an Outstation receives
r a message with a destination opption
address of 0xFFF
FC it shall respond nnormally with its ow
wn
source address. Itt must be possible tto disable the featurre if
supported.
4.5. Sends Confirmed

C User Data Frames: Alwayss OME
SO C
Changed by keypad
A list of conditions under which the device transmits (S
Sometimes) onn the front panel
Sometiimes, explain for multi-frame
m transferrring
confirmed link laayer services (TEST
T_LINK_STATES, off device
Never
RESET_LINK_S
STATES, CONFIRM
MED_USER_DATA
A).
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If configurable,
Current Value
list methods
4.6. Data Lin
nk Layer Confirrmation Timeou
ut: None 5s
This timeout app
plies to any secondaary data link messag
ge Fixed at______ms
a sooftware named
that requires a co
onfirm or response ((link reset, link statu
us, Config
___ to _______ms ETIMS
user data, etc) Config
fr ___,___,___ms D
Config
gurable, other, descrribe range 1 to 255ss deevice front panel
Variablle, explain _______
________________
__
4.7. Maximu
um Data Link Re
etries: Never Retries
R 0 Sooftware – Vendor
The number of tiimes the device willl retransmit a framee that Fixed at
a ___________ sooftware named
requests Link Layer confirmation. Config
2 ETIMS
Config
fr ____,____,___
__ D
Config
__ deevice front panel
4.8. Maximu um number of octets Transmitted Fixed at

a 292
in a Datta Link Frame: Config
____ to _______
This number inclludes the CRCs. Wiith a length field of 255, Config
fr ____,____,___
__
the maximum sizze would be 292. Config
____
4.9. Maximuum number of octets that can

n be Fixed at
a 292
Receive
ed in a Data Lin
nk Frame: Config
____ to _______
This number inclludes the CRCs. Wiith a length field of 255, Config
fr ____,____,___
__
the maximum sizze would be 292. Thhe device must be able
a to Config
___
receive 292 octetts to be compliant.
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If configurable,
5. Application
n Layer Capabilities C
Current Value
list methods
5.1. Maximu um number of octets Transm mitted in Fiixed at 024
10 D
an App plication Layerr Fragment oth
her than C
Configurable, range 64 to 2048 deevice front panel
File Transfer: C
Configurable, selectaable from ____,___
__,____
This size does no
ot include any transpport or frame octetss. C
Configurable, other, describe_________
_______
y Masters mustt provide a setting leess than or equal to 249.
y Outstations must
m provide a settinng less than or equaal to 2048.
5.2. Maximu um number of octets Transm mitted in Fiixed at 024
10
an App plication Layerr Fragment co
ontaining C
Configurable, range 64 to 2048
File Transfer: C
__,____
C
_______
5.3. Maximuum number off octets that can be Fiixed at ______ 024
10
Receive
ed in an Applica
ation Layer Fra
agment: C
Configurable, range 249 to 2048
This size does no
ot include any transpport or frame octetss. C
__,____
y Masters mustt provide a setting ggreater than or equal to 2048. C
_______
y Outstations must
m provide a settinng greater than or eq
qual to
249.
5.4. Timeout waiting for Complete Application N
None 5s
Layer Fragment: Fiixed at______ms sooftware named
Timeout if all fraames of a message ffragment are not recceived in C
Configurable, range _______ to ______
__ms ETIMS
the specified timee. Measured from tiime first frame of a fragment C
Configurable, selectaable from ___,___,_
___ms D
is received until the
t last frame is recceived. C
Configurable, other, describe range 1 to 255s deevice front panel
V
Variable, explain ___
________________
______
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If configurable,
5. Application
n Layer Capabilities C
Current Value
list methods
5.5. Maximu um number off objects allow wed in a Fiixed at 256 (entter 0 if controls are not
single control
c request for CROB (gro
oup 12): suppo
orted)
C
Configurable, range ________ to _____
___
C
__,____
C
_______
V
_____________
5.6. Maximuum number off objects allowwed in a Fiixed at 256 (enteer 0 if controls are not
n supported)
single control
c reques
st for Analog Outputs C
___
(group 41):
4 C
__,____
C
_______
V
_____________
5.7. Maximu um number off objects allow wed in a Fiixed at 0 (enter 0 iff controls are not sup
pported) N/A
A
single control
c requestt for Data Sets (groups
85,86,87
7): C
___
C
__,____
C
_______
V
________________
______
5.8. Supportts mixing ob
bject groups (AOBs, N applicable – con
Not ntrols are not supporrted
CROBs and Data Sets
s) in the same
e control Y
Yes
requestt: N
No
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If configurable,
6. Fill Out thee Following Item
ms for Masters only Capabilities C
Current Value
list methods
6.1. Timeout waiting for Co
omplete Application Layer None N//A
Respon
nse(ms): Fixed at______m
ms
Timeout on Mastter if all fragments oof a response messaage are not Configurable, ran
nge ___ to ___ms
received in the sp
pecified time. Configurable, sellectable from ___,__
__,___ms
Configurable, oth
her, describe______
___________
Variable, explain _______________
_________
6.2. Maximu
um Applicatioon Layer Retries
R for None (required) N//A
Reques
st Messages: Fixed at______
The number of tiimes a Master will rretransmit an appliccation layer Configurable, ran
nge ______ to ___
request message if a response is not received. This paraameter must Configurable, sellectable from ___,__
__,___
never cause a Maaster to retransmit ccontrol or time syncc messages. Configurable, oth
her, describe______
__________
Outstations should never transmit reetries. Variable, explain _______________
_________
6.3. Increme
ental Timeout waiting for Firrst or Next None N//A
Fragmeent of an Applic
cation Layer Re
esponse: Fixed at______m
ms
Configurable, ran
nge _______ to _mss
Configurable, sellectable from ___,__
__,___ms
Configurable, oth
her, describe______
___________
_________
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If configurable,
ms for Outstatiions only Capabilities C
Current Value
list methods
7.1. Timeout waiting for Application Confirm
C of None 5sec
solicited
d response me
essage: Fixed at______m
ms sooftware named
Configurable, ran
nge _______ to ___
_____ms ETIMS
Configurable, sellectable from ___,__
__,___ms D
her, describe range 1 to 255s
Configurable, oth deevice front panel
_________
7.2. How offten is time s
synchronization required Never needs timee
from the
e master? Within ___1___ seconds
s after IIN1.4
4 is set
Periodically every
y _______ secondss
7.3. Device Trouble
T Bit IIN1
1.6: Never used
If IIN1.6 device trouble
t bit is set unnder certain conditio
ons, explain Reason for setting
g____________
the possible causses.
7.4. File Han
ndle Timeout: Not applicable, fiiles not supported
If there is no actiivity referencing a ffile handle for a con
nfigurable Fixed at______m
ms
length of time, th
he outstation must ddo an automatic closse on the file. Configurable, ran
nge _______ to ___
_____ms
The timeout valu
ue must be configurable up to 1 hour. When
W this Configurable, sellectable from ___,__
__,___ms
condition occurs the outstation will send a File Transpo
ort Status Configurable, oth
her, describe______
___________
Object (group 70
0 var 6) using a statuus code value of filee handle Variable, explain _______________
_________
expired (0x02).
7.5. Event Buffer
B Overflow
w Behaviour: Discard the oldesst event
Discard the neweest event
Other, explain __
_________________
_________
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If configurable,
ms for Outstatiions only Capabilities Current Value
list methods
7.6. Event Buffer
B Organiza
ation: Per Object Group
G D
Explain how event buffers are arrannged (per Object Gro
oup, per - Binary Inpu
ut Event deevice front panel
Class, single buff
ffer, etc,) and providde their sizes Buffer size : 256
- Counter Ev
vent Buffer
size : 256
- Analog Input Event
Buffer size : 256
7.7. Sends Multi-Fragment
M t Responses: Y
Yes
Indicates whetheer an Outstation sendds multi-fragment responses
r N
No
(Masters do not send
s multi-fragmennt requests).
7.8. DNP Co ommand Settin
ngs preserved through A
Assign Class og Deadband,
16-Bit Analo
a device
e reset: A
Analog Deadbands Object 34 vaariation 1, is
If any of these seettings are written thhrough the DNP pro
otocol and D Set Prototypes
Data supported
they are not preseerved through a restart of the Outstatio
on, the D Set Descriptorss
Data
Master will have to write them againn anytime the Restaart IIN bit F
Function Code 31 Activate
A Configuratiion
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If configurable,
8. Outstationss Unsolicited R
Response Supporrt Capabilities C
Current Value
list methods
8.1. Supportts Unsolicited R
Reporting: Not Supported O
On Sooftware – Vendor
When the unsoliccited response modee is configured “offf”, the device Configurable, sellectable from On an
nd Off sooftware named
is to behave exacctly like an equivaleent device that has no
n support for ETIMS
unsolicited respo
onses. If set to On, tthe Outstation will send
s a null D
Unsolicited Resp
ponse after it restartts, then wait for an Enable
E deevice front panel
Unsolicited Resp
ponse command from
m the master beforee sending
additional Unsoliicited Responses coontaining event dataa.
8.2. Master Data Link Addrress: Fixed at______ 024
The destination address
a of the masteer device where the unsolicited Configurable, ran
nge 0 to 65519 sooftware named
responses will bee sent. Configurable, sellectable from ____,_
____,____ ETIMS
Configurable, oth
her, describe______
___________ D
deevice front panel
8.3. Unsolic
cited Response Confirmation Timeout:
T Fixed at______m
ms 5 sec Sooftware – Vendor
This is the amoun
nt of time that the ooutstation will wait for an Configurable, ran
nge __ to ___ms sooftware named
Application Layeer confirmation bacck from the master indicating
i that Configurable, sellectable from ___,__
__,___ms ETIMS
the master receiv
ved the unsolicited rresponse message. As
A a Configurable, oth
her, describe 1 to 255
2 sec D
minimum, the ran
nge of configurablee values must includ
de times from Variable, explain ___________ deevice front panel
one second to on
ne minute. This paraameter may be the same
s one that
is used for normaal, solicited, applicaation confirmation timeouts,
t or it
may be a separate parameter.
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If configurable,
8. Outstationss Unsolicited R
Response Supporrt Capabilities C
Current Value
list methods
8.4. Numberr of Unsolicited
d Retries: None 1 Sooftware – Vendor
This is the number of retries that an outstation transmitts in each Fixed at _______
_____ sooftware named
unsolicited respo
onse series if it doess not receive confirm
mation back Configurable, ran
nge 0 to 255 ETIMS
from the master. The configured vallue includes identicaal and Configurable, sellectable from ____,_
____,____ D
regenerated retry
y messages. One of the choices must prrovide for an Configurable, oth
her, describe deevice front panel
indefinite (and po
otentially infinite) nnumber of transmisssions. Always infinite, never
n gives up
If configurable,
9. Outstationss Unsolicited Trrigger Conditio
ons Capabilities C
Current Value
list methods
9.1. Numberr of class 1 eve
ents: Class 1 not used to
t trigger Unsolicited Responses 1
Fixed at 1
Configurable, ran
nge ________ to __ ______
Configurable, sellectable from ____,_____,____
Configurable, oth
her, describe______ _________
Fixed at 1
Configurable, ran
nge ________ to __ ______
Configurable, oth
her, describe______ _________
Fixed at 1
Configurable, ran
nge ________ to __ ______
Configurable, oth
her, describe______ _________
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ons Capab
bilities C
Current Value
list methods
9.4. Total nu
umber events ffrom any class: Total Nu
umber of Events nott used to trigger Unsolicited
Responses
Fixed at ___________
Configurrable, range ______
___ to _______
Configurrable, selectable fro
om ____,____,____
Configurrable, other, describ
be______________
9.5. Hold tim
me after class 1 event: Class 1 not
n used to trigger Unsolicited
U Responsses
A configured value of 0 indicates thhat responses are nott Fixed at ___________ ms
delayed due to th
his parameter. Configurrable, range ______
___ to _______ ms
om ____,____,____ ms
be the same as 9.8
9.6. Hold tim
U Responsses
delayed due to th
___ to _______ ms
om ____,____,____ ms
be the same as 9.8
9.7. Hold tim
U Responsses
delayed due to th
___ to _______ ms
om ____,____,____ ms
be the same as 9.8
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If configurable,
ons Capab
bilities C
Current Value
list methods
9.8. Hold tim
me after event assigned to any
a Class eveents not used to trig
gger Unsolicited Reesponses 5000ms Software –
class: Fixed at ___________ ms Vendor software
A configured value of 0 indicates thhat responses are nott Configurrable, range 0 to 600
000 ms named ETIMS
delayed due to th
his parameter. om ____,____,____ ms
Configurrable, selectable fro Direct – Keypad
be______________ on device front
panel
9.9. Retrigge
er Hold Timer: me timer will be retrriggered for each neew event
Hold-tim Retrriggered Direct – Keypad
The hold-time tim
mer may be retriggeered for each new detected (maay get more changes in next response) on device front
event detected (in
ncreased possibly oof capturing all the me timer will not be retriggered for each
Hold-tim h new event panel
gle response) or not retriggered (giving
changes in a sing g the detected (gu
uaranteed update tim
me)
master a guaranteeed update time).
9.10. Other Unsolicited R ger ____________________________________________
Response Trigg
Conditio
ons: ____________________________________________
__________
_________________
________________
_
If configurable,
10. Outstation
n Performance Capab
bilities C
Current Value
list methods
10.1. Maximu um Time Base DDrift 5mss/minute
(millisec
conds per minu
ute):
If the protocol is synchronized by D
DNP, what is the clock
drift rate over thee full operating tem
mperature range.
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If configurable,
10. Outstation
n Performance Capabilities Current Value
list methods
10.2. When does
d outstation set IIN1.4? Neveer
Asserrted at startup until first Time Synchron nization request
receiveed
Perio
odically, to secondss
Perio
odically, selectable from
f ____,____,___ _ seconds
Rangge ____to____ secon nds after last time sync
s
Selecctable from___,___,,___seconds after laast time sync
When n time error may haave drifted by rangee ____to____ ms
When n time error may haave drifted by selecttable from
____,_____,___
10.3. Maximu
um Internal Timme Reference Error 10ms +
when se
et via DNP (ms)): Communication
The difference beetween the time set in a DNP Write Tim
me delay
message, and thee time actually set inn the Outstation.
10.4. Maximu
um Delay Measu
urement error (ms):
( 10ms +
The difference beetween the time repported in the delay Communication
measurement response and the actuaal time between receipt of delay
the delay measurrement request and issuing the delay
measurement rep
ply.
10.5. Maximu
um Response tiime (ms): 200ms
The amount of tim
me an Outstation w
will take to respond upon
d request. This does not include the message
receipt of a valid
transmission timee.
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If configurable,
10. Outstation Performance Capabilities Current Value
list methods
10.6. Maximum time from start-up to IIN 1.4 50ms
assertion (ms):
10.7. Maximum Event Time-tag error for local 10ms

Binary and Double-bit I/O (ms):
The error between the time-tag reported and the absolute time
of the physical event. This error includes the Internal Time
Reference Error.
10.8. Maximum Event Time-tag error for local 10ms
I/O other than Binary and Double-bit data
types (ms):
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pabilities and Currrent Setting for Device
D Database (1/15)
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1. Single-Bit Binary
B Inputs
If configurable,
Static (Steady
y-State) Group Num
mber: 1 Capabilities Current Value
list methods
Event Group Number: 2
1.1. Static Variation
V reportted when variation 0 Variaation 1 – Single-bit Packed
P format Variation 1 Software –
requestted: Variaation 2 – Single-bit with
w flag Vendor software
Based
d on point Index (ad
dd column to table below) named ETIMS
1.2. Event Variation

V reportted when variation 0 Variaation 1 – without tim
me Variation 2 Software –
requestted: Variaation 2 – with absolu
ute time Vendor software
Variaation 3 – with relativ
ve time named ETIMS
Based
dd column to table below)
1.3. Event re
eporting mode:: Only most recent All events Direct – Keypad
When responding
g with event data annd more than one ev
vent vents
All ev on device front
has occurred for a data point, an Ouutstation may includ
de all panel
events or only the most recent eventt. All events are typically
reported for Binaary Inputs.
1.4. Binary Inputs inclu
uded in Clas
ss 0 Alwaays
respons
se: Neveer
If Binary Inputs are
a not included in the Class 0 responsse, Only if point is assigned
d to Class 1, 2, or 3
Binary Input Events (group 2) may not be reported. Based
1.5. Definitio
on of Binary Input Point List: d, list shown in table below
Fixed Software –
List all addressab
ble points. Points thhat do not exist (for figurable(current list may be shown in table
Confi t below) Vendor software
example, becausee an option is not innstalled) shall be om
mitted Otherr, explain reconfigu
uration named ETIMS
from the table.
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2. Double-Bitt Input Points
If configurable,
Static (Steady
y-State) Group Num
list methods
V reportted when variation 0 Variaation 1 – Double-bitt Packed format N/A Software –
requestted: Variaation 2 – Double-bitt with flag Vendor software
Based

me N/A Software –
Variaation 3 – with relativ
ve time named ETIMS
Based
2.3. Event re
eporting mode:: Only most recent N/A Direct – Keypad
When responding
vent vents
de all panel
reported for Doub
uble-bit Inputs.
2.4. Double--bit Inputs included in Cla
ass 0 Alwaays N/A
respons
se: Neveer
If Double-bit Inp
puts are not includedd in the Class 0 resp
ponse, Only if point is assigned
Double-bit Input Events (group 4) m
may not be reported
d. Based
2.5. Definitio
on of Double-bit Input Point List:
L d, list shown in table below
Fixed N/A Software –
List all addressab
ble points. Points thhat do not exist (for figurable(current list may be shown in table
mitted Otherr, explain________
______________ named ETIMS
from the table.
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3. Binary Ouutput Status and
d
Control Reelay Output Bloock
Binary Outpu
ut Status Group Num
mber: 10 If configurable,
Capabilities Current Value
Binary Outpu
ut Event Group Num
mber: 11 list methods
CROB Group
p Number: 12
Binary Outpu
ut Command Event Object Num: 13
3.1. Minimum pulse time allowed with Trip, Fixed
d at ______ms (hard
dware may limit thiis further) Software –
Close, and
a Pulse On c
commands: Based dd column to table below)
d on point Index (ad Vendor software
named ETIMS
3.2. Maximuum pulse time e allowed with Trip, Fixed

d at ______ms (hard
dware may limit thiis further) Software –
Close, and
a Pulse On c
commands: Based dd column to table below)
d on point Index (ad Vendor software
named ETIMS
3.3. Binary Output Status included in Cllass 0 Alwaays Direct – Keypad

responsse: Neveer on device front
If Binary Output Status points are noot included in the Class
C 0 Only if point is assigned
d to Class 1, 2, or 3 panel
response, Binary Output Status Evennts (group 11) may not be Based
reported.
3.4. Reports
s Output Comm
mand Event Objjects: Neveer
Only upon a successful Control
C
Upon
n all control attemptts

me N/A Software –
Based
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3. Binary Ouutput Status andd
Binary Outpu
ut Status Group Num
Binary Outpu
ut Event Group Num
CROB Group
p Number: 12
Binary Outpu
3.6. Comma and Event Variaation reported when Variaation 1 – without tim
me N/A Software –
variation 0 requested: Variaation 2 – with absolu
Based
3.7. Event re
eporting mode:: Only most recent N/A Software –
When responding
vent vents
All ev Vendor software
de all named ETIMS
events or only the most recent eventt.
3.8. Comma
and Event reporrting mode: Only most recent N/A
When responding
vent vents
All ev
de all
events or only the most recent eventt.
3.9. Maximuum Time bettween Select and Not Applicable
A 15s Software –
Operate
e: Fixed
d at _____ seconds Vendor software
Confi
figurable, range 1 to
o 255 seconds named ETIMS
Confi
figurable, selectablee from___,___,___sseconds
Confi
_____ Direct – Keypad
Variaable, explain ______
________________
___ on device front
Based dd column to table below)
d on point Index (ad panel
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3. Binary Ouutput Status andd
Binary Outpu
ut Status Group Num
Binary Outpu
ut Event Group Num
CROB Group
p Number: 12
Binary Outpu
3.10. Definitio
on of Binary Output Status/Co
ontrol d, list shown in table below
Fixed Software –
relay ou ROB) Point List:
utput block (CR figurable(current list may be shown in table
List all addressab
ble points. Points thhat do not exist (for Otherr, explain reconfigu
uration named ETIMS
mitted
from the table.
4. Counters//Frozen Countters Static Co
ounter
Group
Static Counteer Group Number: 20 If configurable,
Static Frozen
n Counter Group Nuumber: 21 list methods
Counter Even
nt Group Number: 22
Frozen Countter Event Group Nuumber: 23
4.1. Static Counter
C Variattion reported when Variaation 1 – 32-bit with
h flag Variation 6 Software –
variation 0 requested: Variaation 2 – 16-bit with
h flag Vendor software
Variaation 5 – 32-bit with
hout flag named ETIMS
hout flag
Based
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ounter
Group
Static Frozen
Counter Even
nt Group Number: 22
4.2. Counterr Event Variattion reported when Variaation 1 – 32-bit with
h flag
variation 0 requested: Variaation 2 – 16-bit with
h flag
h flag and time
h flag and time
Based
4.3. Counterrs included in C
Class 0 response: Alwaays
If Counters are not
n included in the C
Class 0 response, Co
ounter Neveer
Events (group 22
2) may not be reportted. Only if point is assigned
Based
4.4. Counterr Event reportin
ng mode: Only most recent All events Direct – Keypad
When responding
vent vents
de all panel
reported for Coun
nters.
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ounter
Group
Static Frozen
Counter Even
nt Group Number: 22
4.5. Static Frozen
F Counter Variation rep
ported Variaation 1 – 32-bit with
h flag Variation 10 Enable or
when vaariation 0 reque
ested: Variaation 2 – 16-bit with
h flag Disable by
h flag and time adding or
h flag and time removing
hout flag compile option
Variaation 10 – 16-bit witthout flag
Based
4.6. Frozen Counter Event Variation rep
ported Variaation 1 – 32-bit with
h flag
when va
ariation 0 reque
ested: Variaation 2 – 16-bit with
h flag
h flag and time
h flag and time
Based
4.7. Frozen Counters inc
cluded in Cla
ass 0 Alwaays
respons
se: Neveer
If Frozen Counteers are not included in the Class 0 respo
onse, Only if point is assigned
Frozen Counter Events
E (group 23) m
may not be reported
d. Based
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ounter
Group
Ca
apabilities Current Value
Static Frozen
Counter Even
nt Group Number: 22
4.8. Frozen Counter Event reporting mod
de: Only most recent Variation 10 Enable or
When responding
vent vents
All ev Disable by
de all adding or
events or only the most recent eventt. All events are typically removing
reported for Frozzen Counters. compile option
4.9. Counterrs Roll Over at:: 16 Bits (65,535) 16 Bits
32 Bits (4,294,967,295)
Otherr Fixed Value _____
_____
Confiigurable; range ____
______ to________
___
Confiigurable, selectable from ___,___,___
Confiigurable, other, desccribe____________
_____
Based
b
4.10. Counterrs frozen by me
eans of: Masteer Request Support only
Freezzes itself without concern for time of daay “Freeze(Function
Freezzes itself and requirees time of day Code = 0x07)”
Otherr, explain ________
________________
_______ and “Freeze –
No Ack(Function
Code = 0x08)”
Commands
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4. Counters/F
Frozen Counterrs Static Counteer Group
Static Counteer Group Number: 20
If configurable,
Static Frozen
n Counter Group Nuumber: 21 Capabilities Current Value
list methods
Counter Even
nt Group Number: 22
4.11. Definitio
on of Counterr/Frozen Countter Point Fiixed, list shown in table
t below Software –
List: C
Configurable(current
t list may be shown
n in table below) Vendor software
List all addressab
ble points. Points thhat do not exist (for example, O
Other, explain reconffiguration named ETIMS
because an option
n is not installed) shhall be omitted from
m the table.
5. Analog Inp
put Points
If configurable,
Static (Steady
y-State) Group Num
list methods
V reporrted when varriation 0 V
Variation 1 – 32-bit with
w flag Variation 2 Software –
requestted: V
w flag Vendor software
V
Variation 3 – 32-bit without
w flag named ETIMS
V
w flag
V
Variation 5 – single-p
precision floating point
p with flag
V
Variation 6 – double--precision floating point
p with flag
Based on point Index
x (add column to tab
ble below)
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5. Analog Inp
put Points
If configurable,
Static (Steady
y-State) Group Num
list methods
V reporrted when varriation 0 V
w time Variation 2 Software –
requestted: V
w time Vendor software
V
w time named ETIMS
V
w time
V
p w/o time
V
p w/o time
V
p with time
V
p with time
ble below)
5.3. Event re
eporting mode:: O
Only most recent All events Direct – Keypad
When responding
vent has A events
All on device front
occurred for a daata point, an Outstattion may include alll events or panel
only the most reccent event. Only thee most recent event is
typically reported
d for Analog Inputss.
5.4. Analog Inputs Included in Class 0 res
sponse: A
Always
If Analog Inputs are not included in the Class 0 responsse, Analog N
Never
Input Events (gro
oup 32) may not be reported. O
Only if point is assig
gned to Class 1, 2, or
o 3
ble below)
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5. Analog Inp
put Points
Current If configurable,
Static (Steady
y-State) Group Num
mber: 30 Capabilities
Value list methods
5.5. How De
eadbands are se
et: A. Global Fix
xed Software –
B. Configurab
ble through DNP Vendor software
C. Configurab
ble via other means named ETIMS
D. Other, exp
plain
________
_________________
_____
Based on poin
nt Index - column sp
pecifies which of
the options appliees, B, C, or D
5.6. Analog Deadband Algo
orithm: Simple
simple - just com
mpares the difference from the previouss reported Value Integrating
integrating - keep
ps track of the accuumulated change Other, explain
n _______________
_______________
other - indicating
g another algorithm
5.7. Definitio
on of Analog In
nput Point List: Fixed, list sho
own in table below Software –
List all addressab
ble points. Points thhat do not exist (for example, because Configurable((current list may bee shown in table Vendor software
mitted from the table.
an option is not installed) shall be om below) named ETIMS
Other, explain
n reconfiguration
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6. Analog Output Status an
nd
Analog Output Control B
Block
Analog Outpu
ut Status Group Nuumber: 40 Current If configurable,
Capabilities
Analog Outpu
ut Control Block G
Group Number: 41 Value list methods
Analogue Ou
utput Event Group NNumber: 42
Analogue Ou
utput Command Eveent Group Number:: 43
6.1. Static Analog
A Output Status Variatio
on reported Variation 1 – 32-bbit with flag
when vaariation 0 reque
ested: Variation 2 – 16-bbit with flag
Variation 3 – singgle-precision floatin
ng point with flag
Variation 4 – douuble-precision floatiing point with flag
Based on point In ndex (add column to o table below)
6.2. Analog Output Statu
us Included in
n Class 0 Always
respons
se: Never
If Analog Outputt Status points are nnot included in the Class
C 0 Only if point is assigned to Class 1, 2, or 3
response, Analog
g Output Events (group 42) may not bee reported. Based on point In ndex (add column to o table below)
6.3. Reports
s Output Comm
mand Event Objjects: Never
Only upon a succcessful Control
Upon all control attempts
6.4. Event Variation repo

orted when variation
v 0 Variation 1 – 32-bbit without time N/A
requestted: Variation 2 – 16-bbit without time
Variation 3 – 32-bbit with time
Variation 4 – 16-bbit with time
Variation 5 – sing
gle-precision floatin
ng point w/o time
Variation 6 – douuble-precision floatiing point w/o time
ng point with time
Variation 8 – douuble-precision floatiing point with time
Based on point Inndex (add column to o table below)
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6. Analog Ou
utput Status and
d
Analog Ou
utput Control B
Block
Analog Outpu
Capabilities
Analog Outpu
ut Control Block G
Analogue Ou
utput Event Group N
Number: 42
Analogue Ou
6.5. Comma and Event Va ariation reporrted when Variation 1 – 32-b
bit without time N/A
variation 0 requested: Variation 2 – 16-b
bit without time
Variation 3 – 32-b
bit with time
Variation 4 – 16-b
bit with time
ng point w/o time
Variation 6 – dou
uble-precision floatiing point w/o time
ng point with time
Variation 8 – dou
uble-precision floatiing point with time
Based on point In
ndex (add column to
o table below)
6.6. Event re
eporting mode:: Only most recentt N/A
When responding
vent has All events
occurred for a daata point, an Outstattion may include alll events or
only the most reccent event.
6.7. Comma
and Event reporrting mode: Only most recentt N/A
When responding
vent has All events
occurred for a daata point, an Outstattion may include alll events or
only the most reccent event.
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6. Analog Ou
utput Status and
d
Analog Ou
utput Control B
Block
Analog Outpu
Capabilities
Analog Outpu
ut Control Block G
Analogue Ou
utput Event Group N
Number: 42
Analogue Ou
6.8. Maximu
um Time betwee
en Select and Operate:
O Not Applicable Software –
Fixed at _____ seeconds Vendor software
Configurable, ran
nge 1 to 255 second
ds named ETIMS
Configurable, sellectable from___,__
__,___seconds
Configurable, oth
her, describe______
___________ Direct – Keypad
_________ on device front
Based on point In
ndex (add column to
o table below) panel
6.9. Definitio
on of Analogg Output Sta atus/Analog Fixed, list shown
n in table below Software –
Output Control Block Point List: Configurable(currrent list may be sho
own in table below)) Vendor software
List all addressab
ble points. Points thhat do not exist (for example, Other, explain recconfiguration named ETIMS
because an option
n is not installed) shhall be omitted from
m the table.
7. Sequentia
al File Transfer Current If configurable,
Capabilities
Group Numb
ber: 70 Value list methods
7.1. File Transfer Supporte
ed: Yes
No (do not complete any further entrries in section 7)
7.2. File Autthentication: Always
Indicates whetheer a valid authenticaation key must be ob
btained prior Sometimes, explaain _____________
_________
to open and delette requests. Never
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Capabilities
Group Numb
ber: 70 Value list methods
7.3. File App
pend Mode: Always
Indicates if a file can be opened andd appended to versu
us just Sometimes, explaain _____________
_________
overwritten. Never
7.4. Permiss
sions Support: Owner Read Alloowed: 0x0100 N/A
Indicates the dev
vice is capable of ussing the indicated peermissions. Owner Write Alloowed: 0x0080
Owner Execute Allowed:
A 0x0040
Group Read Allowed: 0x0020
Group Write Allo
owed: 0x0010
Group Execute Allowed:
A 0x0008
World Read Allowwed: 0x0004
World Write Allo
owed: 0x0002
World Execute Allowed:
A 0x0001
7.5. Multiple
e Blocks in a Frragment: Yes
File data is transfferred in a series off blocks of a maxim
mum specified No
size. This indicattes whether only a ssingle block or multtiple blocks
will be sent in fraagment.
7.6. Max num
mber of Files O
Open at one tim
me: Fixed at _____1_
___(enter 0 if files are
a not supported) Fixed at 1
Configurable, ran
nge ________ to __ ______
Configurable, sellectable from ____,_
____,____
Configurable, oth
her, describe_______________
7.7. Definitio
on of File Nam
mes that may be read or Fixed, list shown
n in table below Fixed, list
written: Configurable(currrent list may be sho
own in table below)) shown in table
Other, explain___________________ ____ below
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F. DNP™ 3.0 Implementation Table

Table F-1. DNP 3.0 IMPLEMENT (1/4)
REQUEST RESPONSE
DNP 3.0 IMPLEMENT
(salve must parse) (master must parse)
Var Func Qual Func Qual

obj Description
* Default Codes(dec) Codes(hex) Codes(dec) Codes(hex)
1 0 Binary Input – All Variations 1, 22 00, 01, 06

07, 08, 00, 01, 07
1 1 Binary Input – Packed format 1 129
17, 28 08, 17, 28
07, 08, 00, 01, 07
1 2 Binary Input - with flags 1 129
17, 28 08, 17, 28
2 0 Binary Input Event – Any Variation 1 06, 07, 08
2 1 Binary Input Event – Without time 1 06, 07, 08 129, 130 17, 28
2 2 Binary Input Event – With absolute time 1 06, 07, 08 129, 130 17, 28
2 3 Binary Input Event – With relative time 1 06, 07, 08 129, 130 17, 28
00, 01,
10 0 Binary Output – Any Variation 1 06, 07,
08, 17, 28
00, 01
00, 01 07,
10 2 Binary Output – Output status with flags 1 06, 07, 129
08, 17, 28
08, 17, 28
Binary Command – Control relay output echo of
12 1 3, 4, 5, 6 17, 28 129
block (CROB) request
00, 01, 06,

20 0 Counter – Any Variation 1, 7, 8 07,
08, 17, 28
00, 01, 06,
00, 01, 07,
20 1 Counter – 32-bit with flag 1 07, 08, 17, 129
08, 17, 28
28
00, 01, 06,
00, 01, 07,
20 2 Counter – 16-bit with flag 1 07, 08, 17, 129
08, 17, 28
28
00, 01, 06,
1 00, 01, 07,
20 5 Counter – 32-bit without flag 07, 08, 17, 129
08, 17, 28
28
00, 01, 06,
1 00, 01, 07,
20 6 Counter – 16-bit without flag 07, 08, 17, 129
08, 17, 28
28
21 0 Frozen Counter – Any Variation 1, 22 00, 01, 06

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obj Description
21 1 Frozen Counter – 32-bit with flag 1 00, 01, 06 129 00, 01

21 2 Frozen Counter – 16-bit with flag 1 00, 01, 06 129 00, 01
21 9 Frozen Counter – 32-bit without flag 1 00, 01, 06 129 00, 01
21 10 Frozen Counter – 16-bit without flag 1 00, 01, 06 129 00, 01
00, 01, 06,
22 0 Counter Event – Any Variation 1, 22
07, 08
22 1 Counter Event – 32-bit with flag 1 06, 07, 08 129, 130 17, 28
22 2 Counter Event – 16-bit with flag 1 06, 07, 08 129, 130 17, 28
Counter Event – 32-bit with absolute
22 5 1 06, 07, 08 129, 130 17, 28
time
22 6 Counter Event – 16-bit with absolute time 1 06, 07, 08 129, 130 17, 28
23 0 Frozen Counter Event – Any Variation 1 06, 07, 08
23 1 Frozen Counter Event – 32-bit with flag 1 06, 07, 08 129, 130 17, 18
23 2 Frozen Counter Event – 16-bit with flag 1 06, 07, 08 129, 130
00, 01,
30 0 Analog Input – Any Variation 1, 22 06, 07,
08, 17, 28
00, 01,
00, 01, 07
30 1 Analog Input – 32-bit with flag 1 06, 07, 129
08, 17, 28
08, 17, 28
00, 01,
00, 01, 07
30 2 Analog Input – 16-bit with flag 1 06, 07, 129
08, 17, 28
08, 17, 28
00, 01,
00, 01, 07
30 3 Analog Input – 32-bit without flag 1 06, 07, 129
08, 17, 28
08, 17, 28
00, 01,
00, 01, 07
30 4 Analog Input – 16-bit without flag 1 06, 07, 129
08, 17, 28
08, 17, 28
32 0 Analog Input Event – Any Variation 1 06 ,07, 08
32 1 Analog Input Event – 32-bit without time 1 06 ,07, 08 129 17, 28
32 2 Analog Input Event – 16-bit without time 1 06 ,07, 08 129 17, 28
32 3 Analog Input Event – 32-bit with time 1 06 ,07, 08 129 17, 28

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obj Description
* Default Codes(dec) Codes(hex) Codes(dex) Codes(hex)
32 4 Analog Input Event – 16-bit with time 1 06 ,07, 08 129, 130 17, 28
34 0 Analog Input Deadband – Any Variation 1 00, 01, 06
00, 01, 06, 00, 01, 06,
34 1 Analog Input Deadband – 16-bit 1,2 129
28 28
00, 01, 06, 00, 01, 06,
34 2 Analog Input Deadband – 32-bit 1,2 129
28 28
40 0 Analog Output Status – Any Variation 1 00 ,01, 06
07, 08 00, 01, 07
40 1 Analog Output Status – 32-bit with flag 1 129
17, 28 08, 17, 28
07, 08 00, 01, 07
40 2 Analog Output Status – 16-bit with flag 1 129
17, 28 08, 17, 28
echo of
41 1 Analog Output – 32-bit 3, 4, 5, 6 17, 28 129
request
echo of
41 2 Analog Output – 16-bit 3, 4, 5, 6 17, 28 129
request
07,
2
quantity=1
50 1 Time and Date – Absolute time
07, 00, 07
1 129
quantity=1 quantity=1
Time and Date CTO – Absolute time, 07,
51 1 129
synchronized quantity=1
Time and Date CTO – Absolute time, 07,

51 2 129
unsynchronized quantity=1
07,
52 1 Time Delay – Coarse 129
quantity=1
07,
52 2 Time Delay – Fine 129
quantity=1
60 1 Class Objects – Class 0 data 1 06
1 06, 07, 08
60 2 Class Objects – Class 1 data
20, 21, 22 06
1 06, 07, 08
20, 21, 22 06
1 06, 07, 08
20, 21, 22 06

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obj Description
70 1 File Identifier 1 11 129 11
1 00, 01 129 00, 01

80 1 Internal Indications – Packed format
2 00, index=7
No Object (function code only) 13(cold restart)
No Object (function code only) 14(warm restart)
No Object (function code only) 23(delay mess)
G. DNP™ 3.0 Point Table

1. DNP™ 3.0 Point Table for Default User Map
Table G-1. DNP 3.0 INDEX - BINARY INPUT (1/5)

BINARY INPUT POINTS
Static (Steady-State) Object Number : 1
Change Event Object Number : 2
Request Function Codes supported : 1 (read)
Static Variation reported when variation 0 requested : 1 (Single-Bit Binary Input)
Change Event variation reported when variation 0 requested : 2 (Binary Input change with time)
Point Status Point Assigned Base
Description Notes
Index 0 1 Property Class No.*
0 External AC Power OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 87
1 Battery Charger OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 88
2 Battery Discharge OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 <21V, Note 1) 89
3 50(Inst) Target OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 90
4 51(Delay) Target OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 91
5 50(High Current Lockout) Target OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 92
6 A Phase Target OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 93
7 B Phase Target OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 94
8 C Phase Target OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 95
9 Ground Target OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 96
10 SEF Target OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 97
11 27UV Target OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 98
12 59OV Target OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 99
13 25Sync Target OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 100
14 81U Target OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 101
15 Self Diag' OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 102
16 Protection Enabled DISABLE ENABLE Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 55
17 Ground Enabled DISABLE ENABLE Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 56
18 SEF Enabled DISABLE ENABLE Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 57
19 Reclose Enabled DISABLE ENABLE Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 58
20 Control Locked UNLOCK LOCK Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 59
21 Remote Enabled LOCAL REMOTE Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 60
22 Alternate Setting Enabled DISABLE ENABLE Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 61
23 Program 1 Enabled DISABLE ENABLE Static, Event Class 1 Note 1), 8) 62
24 Program 2 Enabled DISABLE ENABLE Static, Event Class 1 Note 1), 8) 63

Description Notes
25 Hot Line Tag Enabled DISABLE ENABLE Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 64
26 Panel CLOSE key Press OFF ON Static Class 0 Note 1) 51
27 Panel OPEN key Press OFF ON Static Class 0 Note 1) 52
28 Panel TARGET RESET key Press OFF ON Static Class 0 Note 1) 53
29 Panel BATTERY TEST key Press OFF ON Static Class 0 Note 1) 54
30 79 RESET OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 0
31 79 CYCLE OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 1
32 79 LOCKOUT OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 1) 2
33 Reclosing Shot 0 OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 3
38 Contact(52a) OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 50
39 Mechanism Lock OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 70
40 Opto Input 1 DEASSERT ASSERT Static Class 0 24
48 51P1(Phase Fast Time Overcurrent) Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 32
49 51P2(Phase Delay Time Overcurrent) Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 33
50 51G1(Ground Fast Time Overcurrent) Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 34
51 51G2(Ground Delay Time Overcurrent) Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 35
52 Door Opened CLOSED OPENED Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 137
53 51Q1(Negative Seq. Fast Time Overcurrent) Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 37
54 51Q2(Negative Seq. Delay Time Overcurren) Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 38
55 50P2(Phase High Current Lockout) Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 39
56 50G2(Ground High Current Lockout) Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 40

Point Status Point Assigned
Description Notes Base No.*
Index 0 1 Property Class
57 50Q2(Negative Seqn High Current Lockout) Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 41
58 50P1(Phase High Current) Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 42
59 50G1(Ground High Current) Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 43
60 50Q1(Negative Seq. High Current) Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 44
61 Sensitive Earth Fault Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 45
62 Phase Demand Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 46
63 Ground Demand Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 47
64 NEQ Demand Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 48
65 81U Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 49
66 25 Sync OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 83
67 27UV1 Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 65
68 27UV2 Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 66
69 59OV1 Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 67
70 59OV2 Trip OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 Note 2) 68
71 CLPU-Loss of Load Diversity(Outage Condition) OFF ON Static Class 0 Note 4) 9
72 CLPU-Restore Min. Trips Condition OFF ON Static Class 0 Note 4) 10
73 CLPU-Loss of Load Diversity(Outage Condition)TO OFF ON Static Class 0 Note 4) 11
74 CLPU- Restore Min. Trips Condition TO OFF ON Static Class 0 Note 4) 12
75 CLPU-Phase Overcurrent Elements OFF ON Static Class 0 Note 4) 13
76 CLPU- Ground Overcurrent Elements OFF ON Static Class 0 Note 4) 14
77 CLPU- Negative Overcurrent Elements OFF ON Static Class 0 Note 4) 15
78 Relay Output 1 DEASSERT ASSERT Static Class 0 Note 5) 16
85 Relay Output 8 (ALARM) DEASSERT ASSERT Static Class 0 Note 5) 23
86 External OPEN Signal DEASSERT ASSERT Static Class 0 69
87 Internal Output Logic 1 DEASSERT ASSERT Static Class 0 Note 6) 73

Description Notes
95 Internal Trip Signal DEASSERT ASSERT Static Class 0 81
96 Internal Close Signal DEASSERT ASSERT Static Class 0 82
97 Trip Operation Fail OK FAIL Static, Event Class 1 71
98 Close Operation Fail OK FAIL Static, Event Class 1 72
99 Voltage Transformer Fail OK FAIL Static, Event Class 1 8
100 Charger Volt Low Alarm OK ALARM Static, Event Class 1 ≦25V 103
101 Battery Volt Low Alarm OK ALARM Static, Event Class 1 ≦15V 104
102 Battery Discharge Test Fai OK FAIL Static, Event Class 1 15V<Value <21V 105
103 Panel sleep mode entered OFF ON Static Class 0 106
104 Power down mode entered OFF ON Static, Event Class 1 107
105 Gas pressure Low - LOW Static Class 0 <0.1B, Note 9) 108
106 Gas pressure High - HIGH Static Class 0 >1.5B, Note 9) 109
107 System power +12V FAIL OK FAIL Static Class 0 110
108 System power +5 FAIL OK FAIL Static Class 0 111
109 System power -12V FAIL OK FAIL Static Class 0 112
110 A/D converter reference vol' 1 FAIL OK FAIL Static Class 0 113
111 A/D converter reference vol' 2 FAIL OK FAIL Static Class 0 114
112 System power FAIL OK FAIL Static Class 0 Note 7) 115
113 A/D conversion FAIL OK FAIL Static Class 0 116
114 Perallel EEPROM FAIL OK FAIL Static Class 0 117
115 Serial EEPROM FAIL OK FAIL Static Class 0 118
116 Data RAM FAIL OK FAIL Static Class 0 119
117 Setting RAM FAIL OK FAIL Static Class 0 120
118 RTC NV RAM FAIL OK FAIL Static Class 0 121
119 RTC Time FAIL OK FAIL Static Class 0 122
120 RTC Battery LOW OK LOW Static Class 0 123

Point Status Point Assigned
Description Notes Base No.*
Index 0 1 Property Class
121 Initial Value FAIL OK FAIL Static Class 0 124
122 Initial Setting Value FAIL OK FAIL Static Class 0 125
123 Program ROM CheckSum FAIL OK FAIL Static Class 0 126
*. NOTE :
Point 0 ~ 32 : Front panel status elements
Point 40 ~ 47 : Input elements
Point 33~37, 48 ~ 77 : Protection elements
Point 78 ~ 96 : Output elements
Point 38, 39, 97 ~ 123 : System elements
1) The same point with User Interface Panel status.
2) Refer to 2.4.Protection Elements, Manual 2.Technical Specifications
3) It will show Door open status when EVRC2A-N has the door sensing switch. (If no door sensing switch, always 0)
4) Refer to Manual 7.12 COLD LOAD PICKUP
5) If SCADA OUTPUT is used, Relay OUTPUT status is displayed. (If not used, always 0 )
6) If SCADA INPUT is used, INPUT ststus is displayed.(If not used, always 0)
7) One of points among 107-111, has occurred, “1” will be displayed.
8) In case of using Loop Function, Program1 is used for loop control function and Program2 is used for auto
restoration function of SEC and MID.
9) The No.105 and No.106 points are applied to the recloser for the gas type and if the recloser is not for gas type, the
points are always set to be OFF('0').
*. All BI Points can change assigned Class and Point Index Number on EMIS Interface Software. Please refer to “EMIS
Interface Software User’s Manual” for more detail information.

*. By ths use of the "Base Number" specified to each point above, the detailed description for the corresponding point
can be confirmed on "Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS - BINARY INPUT" of the "EVRC2A_N6, NT
Communication Protocol MAP Configuration User Manual".
Table G-2. DNP 3.0 INDEX - BINARY OUTPUT (1/2)

BINARY OUTPUT STATUS POINTS
Object Number : 10
Default Variation reported when variation 0 requested : 2 (Binary Output with Status)
CONTROL RELAY OUTPUT BLOCKS
Object Number : 12
Request Function Codes supported :
3(select), 4(operate), 5(direct operate), 6(direct operate, noack)
Point Code Tr/Cl Base
Description Block Condition
Index Field Field No
CTR Lock || Mec’ Lock || HotLineTag
CLOSE CLOSE
0 Pulse ON || Synchro || Live Load || GAS Low* 0
OPEN TRIP CTR Lock || Mec’ Lock
Protection Disable CLOSE CTR Lock
1 Pulse ON 3
Protection Enable TRIP CTR Lock
Ground Disable CLOSE CTR Lock
2 Pulse ON 6
Ground Enable TRIP CTR Lock
SEF Disable CLOSE CTR Lock
3 Pulse ON 9
SEF Enable TRIP CTR Lock
Reclose Disable CLOSE CTR Lock
4 Pulse ON 12
Reclose Enable TRIP CTR Lock
Control Unlock CLOSE
5 Pulse ON 15
Control Lock TRIP
Primary Setting CLOSE CTR Lock || Seq’ Running
6 Pulse ON 18
Alternate Setting TRIP CTR Lock || Seq’ Running
Program 1 Disable CLOSE Note 1)
7 Pulse ON 21
Program 1 Enable TRIP Note 1)
Program 2 Disable CLOSE Note 2)
8 Pulse ON 24
Program 2 Enable TRIP Note 2)
Hot Line Tag Disable CLOSE CTR Lock
9 Pulse ON 27
Hot Line Tag Enable TRIP CTR Lock
10 Target Reset Pulse ON CLOSE 30
11 Battery test Pulse ON CLOSE AC OFF 31
12 Reset Max demand value Pulse ON CLOSE 32
13 Reset Energy Pulse ON CLOSE 33
14 Change Setting Pulse ON CLOSE Seq’ Running Note 3) 34
15 Opto Input 1 operate Pulse ON CLOSE Note 4) 35
Table G-2. DNP 3.0 INDEX - BINARY OUTPUT (2/2)

Point Tr/Cl Base
Description Code Field Block Condition
Index Field No

*. NOTE :
1) Operation condiction when LOOP function is used.
LOOP is set for SEC, MID : Control available
LOOP is set for TIE : Control available only when OPEN status
LOOP is set for NONE : Control not available
2) Operation condiction when LOOP function is used.
Control available when Program 1 is Enable.
Control not available when LOOP is set for TIE.
3) After a value of analog output is changed remotely, execute “Change Setting”of binary output with “Close-pulse
ON” remotely to apply the changed value to a system, then the changed value can be confirmed on LCD secreen on
the EVRC2A or EMIS Interface Software.
4) If SCADA INPUT HardWare is installed, it is operated.
※ A “Pulse ON” code takes effect immediately when received, therefore timing is irrelevant
5) Block Condition Description
CTR Lock(Control Lock) : CONTROL function is locked status in panel
Mec’ Lock(Mechanism Lock) : Circuit Breaker(Tank) is locked status
Hot Line Tag : Hot Line Tag function is ON status
Seq’ Running : Currently Sequence is conducting.
AC OFF : External power source is disconnected.
Synchro: Synchronism check
Live Load: Live Load Block status. At open, if the voltage on load side is over the Pickup setting and maintained for
this setting time, the close block is operated.
GAS Low: Gas Pressure Low. This block condition is applied to Gas Type Recloser.
*. All BO Points can change assigned Point Index Number on EMIS Interface Software. Please refer to “EMIS
Table G-3. DNP 3.0 INDEX – COUNTER INPUT
BINARY COUNTERS
Static Variation reported when variation 0 requested : 6 (16-Bit Binary Counter without Flag)
Change Event Variation reported when variation 0 requested: none-not supported
Point Assigned Base
Description Point Property Notes
Index Class No
0 Trip counter Static Class 0 Note 1) 0
1 Fault counter Static Class 0 Note 1) 1
2 Restart counter Static Class 0 Note 1) 2
3 S- Outage Count Static Class 0 Note 1) 3
4 S- Outage Time(Hour) Static Class 0 Note 1) 4
5 S- Outage Time（Min） Static Class 0 Note 1) 5
6 S- Outage Count（Sec） Static Class 0 Note 1) 6
7 L- Outage Count Static Class 0 Note 1) 7
8 L- Outage Time（Hour） Static Class 0 Note 1) 8
9 L- Outage Time（Min） Static Class 0 Note 1) 9
10 L- Outage Time（Sec） Static Class 0 Note 1) 10
*. NOTE :
*. 16 bit rollover Counter.
*. All CI Points can change assigned Class and Point Index Number on EMIS Interface Software. Please refer to “EMIS
Table G-4. DNP 3.0 INDEX - ANALOG INPUT (1/6)

ANALOG INPUT POINTS
Change Event Object Number : 32
Static Variation reported when variation 0 requested : 4 (16-Bit Analog Input with out Flag)
Change Event Variation reported when variation 0 requested :
4 (16-Bit Analog Change Event with Time)
Point Assigned Base
Description Point Property Data Format
Index Class No.*
0 Firmware version(MAIN Part) Static Class 0 DF3 0
1 Firmware version(RTU Part) Static Class 0 DF3 1
2 RMS Current Magnitude - A (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 2
3 RMS Current Magnitude - B (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 3
4 RMS Current Magnitude - C (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 4
5 RMS Current Magnitude - G (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 5
6 RMS Current Magnitude - SEF (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 6
7 RMS Current Magnitude - NEQ (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 7
8 Current Angle - A (Degree) Static Class 0 DF2 8
9 Current Angle - B (Degree) Static Class 0 DF2 9
10 Current Angle - C (Degree) Static Class 0 DF2 10
11 Current Angle - G (Degree) Static Class 0 DF2 11
12 Current Angle - SEF (Degree) Static Class 0 DF2 12
13 Current Angle - NEQ (Degree) Static Class 0 DF2 13
14 RMS Voltage Magnitude - AN (kV) Static, Event Class 3 Note 1) 14
15 RMS Voltage Magnitude - BN (kV) Static, Event Class 3 Note 1) 15
16 RMS Voltage Magnitude - CN (kV) Static, Event Class 3 Note 1) 16
17 RMS Voltage Magnitude - AB (kV) Static, Event Class 3 Note 1) 17
18 RMS Voltage Magnitude - BC (kV) Static, Event Class 3 Note 1) 18
19 RMS Voltage Magnitude - CA (kV) Static, Event Class 3 Note 1) 19
20 Voltage Angle - AN (Degree) Static Class 0 DF2 20
21 Voltage Angle - BN (Degree) Static Class 0 DF2 21
22 Voltage Angle - CN (Degree) Static Class 0 DF2 22
23 Voltage Angle - AB (Degree) Static Class 0 DF2 23
24 Voltage Angle - BC (Degree) Static Class 0 DF2 24

Point Assigned Base
Index Class No.*
25 Voltage Angle - CA (Degree) Static Class 0 DF2 25
26 Real Power - A (MW) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 26
27 Real Power - B (MW) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 27
28 Real Power - C (MW) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 28
29 Real Power - 3φ (MW) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 29
30 Reactive Power - A (MVar) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 30
31 Reactive Power - B (MVar) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 31
32 Reactive Power - C (MVar) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 32
33 Reactive Power - 3φ (MVar) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 33
34 Apparent Power - A (MVA) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 34
35 Apparent Power - B (MVA) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 35
36 Apparent Power - C (MVA) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 36
37 Apparent Power - 3φ (MVA) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 37
38 Power Factor - A (%) Static, Event Class 3 DF6 38
39 Power Factor - B (%) Static, Event Class 3 DF6 39
40 Power Factor - C (%) Static, Event Class 3 DF6 40
41 Power Factor - 3φ (%) Static, Event Class 3 DF6 41
42 Positive Watt-Hour (MWh) Static, Event Class 3 DF5 42
43 Negative Watt-Hour (MWh) Static, Event Class 3 DF5 43
44 Positive Var-Hour (MVarh) Static, Event Class 3 DF5 44
45 Negative Var-Hour (MVarh) Static, Event Class 3 DF5 45
46 Frequency (Hz) Static, Event Class 3 DF3 46
47 Present Demand Current - A (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 47
48 Present Demand Current - B (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 48
49 Present Demand Current - C (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 49
50 Present Demand Current - G (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 50
51 Present Demand Current - SEF (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 51
52 Present Demand Current - NEQ (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 52
53 Present Demand Real Power - A (MW) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 53
54 Present Demand Real Power - B (MW) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 54
55 Present Demand Real Power - C (MW) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 55
56 Present Demand Real Power - 3φ (MW) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 56

Point Assigned Base
Index Class No.*
57 Present Demand Reactive Power - A (MVar) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 57
58 Present Demand Reactive Power - B (MVar) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 58
59 Present Demand Reactive Power - C (MVar) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 59
60 Present Demand Reactive Power - 3φ (MVar) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 60
61 Max Demand Current - A (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 61
62 Max Demand Current - B (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 62
63 Max Demand Current - C (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 63
64 Max Demand Current - G (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 64
65 Max Demand Current - SEF (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 65
66 Max Demand Current - NEQ (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 66
67 Max Demand Real Power - A (MW) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 67
68 Max Demand Real Power - B (MW) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 68
69 Max Demand Real Power - C (MW) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 69
70 Max Demand Real Power - 3φ (MW) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 70
71 Max Demand Reactive Power - A (MVar) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 71
72 Max Demand Reactive Power - B (MVar) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 72
73 Max Demand Reactive Power - C (MVar) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 73
74 Max Demand Reactive Power - 3φ (MVar) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 74
75 Max Demand Current - A Time 1 Static Class 0 DFTIME1 75
78 Max Demand Current - B Time 1 Static Class 0 DFTIME1 78
81 Max Demand Current - C Time 1 Static Class 0 DFTIME1 81
84 Max Demand Current - G Time 1 Static Class 0 DFTIME1 84
87 Max Demand Current - SEF Time 1 Static Class 0 DFTIME1 87

Point Assigned Base
Index Class No.*
90 Max Demand Current - NEQ Time 1 Static Class 0 DFTIME1 90
93 Max Demand Real Power - A Time 1 Static Class 0 DFTIME1 93
96 Max Demand Real Power - B Time 1 Static Class 0 DFTIME1 96
99 Max Demand Real Power - C Time 1 Static Class 0 DFTIME1 99
102 Max Demand Real Power - 3φ Time 1 Static Class 0 DFTIME1 102
105 Max Demand Reactive Power - A Time 1 Static Class 0 DFTIME1 105
108 Max Demand Reactive Power - B Time 1 Static Class 0 DFTIME1 108
111 Max Demand Reactive Power - C Time 1 Static Class 0 DFTIME1 111
114 Max Demand Reactive Power - 3φ Time 1 Static Class 0 DFTIME1 114
117 Today Max Demand Current - A (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 117
118 Today Max Demand Current - B (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 118
119 Today Max Demand Current - C (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 119
120 Today Max Demand Current - G (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 120

Point Point Assigned Base
Description Data Format
Index Property Class No.*
121 Today Max Demand Current - SEF (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 121
122 Today Max Demand Current - NEQ (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 122
123 Today Max Demand Real Power - A (MW) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 123
124 Today Max Demand Real Power - B (MW) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 124
125 Today Max Demand Real Power - C (MW) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 125
126 Today Max Demand Real Power - 3φ (MW) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 126
127 Today Max Demand Reactive Power - A (MVar) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 127
128 Today Max Demand Reactive Power - B (MVar) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 128
129 Today Max Demand Reactive Power - C (MVar) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 129
130 Today Max Demand Reactive Power - 3φ (MVar) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 130
131 Yesterday Max Demand Current - A (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 131
132 Yesterday Max Demand Current - B (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 132
133 Yesterday Max Demand Current - C (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 133
134 Yesterday Max Demand Current - G (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 134
135 Yesterday Max Demand Current - SEF (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 135
136 Yesterday Max Demand Current - NEQ (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 136
137 Yesterday Max Demand Real Power - A (MW) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 137
138 Yesterday Max Demand Real Power - B (MW) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 138
139 Yesterday Max Demand Real Power - C (MW) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 139
140 Yesterday Max Demand Real Power - 3φ (MW) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 140
141 Yesterday Max Demand Reactive Power - A (MVar) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 141
142 Yesterday Max Demand Reactive Power - B (MVar) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 142
143 Yesterday Max Demand Reactive Power - C (MVar) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 143
144 Yesterday Max Demand Reactive Power - 3φ (MVar) Static, Event Class 3 Note 2) 144
145 Phase A Contact wear percentage (%) Static Class 0 DF3 145
146 Phase B Contact wear percentage (%) Static Class 0 DF3 146
147 Phase C Contact wear percentage (%) Static Class 0 DF3 147
148 Battery Voltage (V) Static Class 0 DF7 148
149 Control Box Temperature (℃) Static Class 0 DF7 149
150 Gas Pressure Static Class 0 DF7 150
151 +12V Static Class 0 DF7 151
152 -12V Static Class 0 DF7 152

Point Assigned Base
Index Class No.*
153 +5V Static Class 0 DF7 153
154 Last Fault Current - A (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 154
155 Last Fault Current - B (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 155
156 Last Fault Current - C (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 156
157 Last Fault Current - G (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 157
158 Last Fault Current - SEF (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 158
159 Last Fault Current - NEQ (A) Static, Event Class 3 DF1 159
160 RMS Voltage Magnitude - RN (kV) Static, Event Class 3 Note 1) 160
161 RMS Voltage Magnitude - SN (kV) Static, Event Class 3 Note 1) 161
162 RMS Voltage Magnitude - TN (kV) Static, Event Class 3 Note 1) 162
163 RMS Voltage Magnitude - RS (kV) Static, Event Class 3 Note 1) 163
164 RMS Voltage Magnitude - ST (kV) Static, Event Class 3 Note 1) 164
165 RMS Voltage Magnitude - TR (kV) Static, Event Class 3 Note 1) 165
166 Voltage Angle - RN (Degree) Static Class 0 DF2 166
167 Voltage Angle - SN (Degree) Static Class 0 DF2 167
168 Voltage Angle - TN (Degree) Static Class 0 DF2 168
169 Voltage Angle - RS (Degree) Static Class 0 DF2 169
170 Voltage Angle - ST (Degree) Static Class 0 DF2 170
171 Voltage Angle - TR(Degree) Static Class 0 DF2 171
*. NOTE :
1) The data format is changed by setting “AI ‘V’ Unit” in “MAIN MENU/ PRIMARY SETTING/ REALY SETUP/
COMMUNICATION/ EVENT&ETC” menu.
The data format is DF4 for setting to “1V” and DF3 is for setting to “10V”.
2) The data format is changed by setting “AI ‘P’ Unit” in “MAIN MENU/ PRIMARY SETTING/ REALY SETUP/
COMMUNICATION/ EVENT&ETC” menu.
The data format is DF8 for setting to “1K” and DF7 is for setting to “10K”.
Point 0 ~ 171 : Actual Value
*. All AI Points can change assigned Class and Point Index Number on EMIS Interface Software. Please refer to “EMIS
*. Refer to “Table G-6. Data Format Description” for Data Format Type.
*. By ths use of the "Base Number" specified to each point above, the detailed description and attiribute for the
corresponding point can be confirmed on "Table 4. BASE DATA POINTS - ANALOG INPUT" of the
"EVRC2A_N6, NT Communication Protocol MAP Configuration User Manual".
Table G-5. DNP 3.0 INDEX - ANALOG OUTPUT (1/6)

ANALOG OUTPUT STATUS POINTS
Object Number : 40
Variations Supported : 1, 2
Default Variation reported when variation 0 requested : 2 (16-Bit Analog Output Status)
ANALOG OUTPUT BLOCKS
Object Number : 41
Variations Supported : 1, 2
Request Function Codes supported :
3(select), 4(operate), 5(direct operate), 6(direct operate, noack)
Point Point Base
Description Notes & Data Format
Index Property No
0 Fault cycle Event record Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ON) 0
1 Length of prefault in fault cycle Static DF1 (0-14 cycle) 1
2 Load profile event record Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ON) 2
3 Load profile save interval Static DF1 (0:5, 1:10, 2:15, 3:20, 4:30, 5:60 minite) 3
4 Operations to lockout - phase Static DF1 (1-5) 4
5 Operations to lockout - ground Static DF1 (1-5) 5
6 Operations to lockout - SEF Static DF1 (1-5) 6
7 Operations to lockout - NEQ Static DF1 (1-5) 7
8 Operations - phase fast curve Static DF1 (0-5) 8
9 Operations - ground fast curve Static DF1 (0-5) 9
10 Operations - NEQ fast curve Static DF1 (0-5) 10
DF3 (prior to Ver 6.11; 50-60000,

11 Reclosing time 1 (sec) Static 11
from Ver 6.11; 10-60000)
12 Reclosing time 2 (sec) Static DF3 (100-60000) 12
15 Reset time from autoreclose cycle (sec) Static DF3 (100-60000) 15
16 Reset time from lockout (sec) Static DF3 (100-60000) 16
17 Limit time to waiting closing power (sec) Static DF3 (100-60000) 17
18 Pickup current - phase Static DF1 (0:OFF, 10-1600) 18
19 Pickup current - ground Static DF1 (0:OFF, 10-1600) 19
DF1(Normal) or DF2(Optional Note 1))

20 Pickup current - SEF Static (prior to Ver 6.11; 0:OFF, 4-160, 20
from Ver 6.11; 0:OFF, 1-160)

Point Base
Description Point Property Notes & Data Format
Index No
21 Pickup current - NEQ Static DF1 (0:OFF, 10-1600) 21
22 Operations curve - PHASE FAST Static DF1 (0-56) Note 2) 22
23 Time dial - PHASE FAST Static DF3 (5-1500) 23
24 Constant time adder - PHASE FAST Static DF3 (0-1000) 24
25 Minimum response time - PHASE FAST Static DF3 (0-1000) 25
26 Select reset method - PHASE FAST Static DF1 (0:INST, 1:LINEAR) 26
27 Operations curve - PHASE DELAY Static DF1 (0-56) Note 2) 27
28 Time dial - PHASE DELAY Static DF3 (5-1500) 28
29 Constant time adder - PHASE DELAY Static DF3 (0-1000) 29
30 Minimum response time - PHASE DELAY Static DF3 (0-1000) 30
31 Select reset method - PHASE DELAY Static DF1 (0:INST, 1:LINEAR) 31
32 Operations curve - GROUND FAST Static DF1 (0-56) Note 2) 32
33 Time dial - GROUND FAST Static DF3 (5-1500) 33
34 Constant time adder - GROUND FAST Static DF3 (0-1000) 34
35 Minimum response time - GROUND FAST Static DF3 (0-1000) 35
36 Select reset method - GROUND FAST Static DF1 (0:INST, 1:LINEAR) 36
37 Operations curve - GROUND DELAY Static DF1 (0-56) Note 2) 37
38 Time dial - GROUND DELAY Static DF3 (5-1500) 38
39 Constant time adder - GROUND DELAY Static DF3 (0-1000) 39
40 Minimum response time - GROUND DELAY Static DF3 (0-1000) 40
41 Select reset method - GROUND DELAY Static DF1 (0:INST, 1:LINEAR) 41
42 Time delay - SEF ELEMENT Static DF3 (0-60000) 42
43 Operations curve - NEG SEQ FAST Static DF1 (0-56) Note 2) 43
44 Time dial - NEG SEQ FAST Static DF3 (5-1500) 44
45 Constant time adder - NEG SEQ FAST Static DF3 (0-1000) 45
46 Minimum response time - NEG SEQ FAST Static DF3 (0-1000) 46
47 Select reset method - NEG SEQ FAST Static DF1 (0:INST, 1:LINEAR) 47
48 Operations curve - NEG SEQ DELAY Static DF1 (0-56) Note 2) 48
49 Time dial - NEG SEQ DELAY Static DF3 (5-1500) 49
50 Constant time adder - NEG SEQ DELAY Static DF3 (0-1000) 50
51 Minimum response time - NEG SEQ DELAY Static DF3 (0-1000) 51
52 Select reset method - NEG SEQ DELAY Static DF1 (0:INST, 1:LINEAR) 52

Point Point Base
Index Property No
53 H/C Trip function - phase Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM) 53
54 H/C Trip Pickup current - phase Static DF1 (10-20000) 54
55 H/C Trip Time delay - phase Static DF3 (0-1000) 55
56 H/C Trip Active Trip No - phase Static DF1 (0:0FF, 1-5) 56
57 H/C Trip function - ground Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM) 57
58 H/C Trip Pickup current - ground Static DF1 (10-20000) 58
59 H/C Trip Time delay - ground Static DF3 (0-1000) 59
60 H/C Trip Active Trip No - ground Static DF1 (0:0FF, 1-5) 60
61 H/C Trip function - NEQ Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM) 61
62 H/C Trip Pickup current - NEQ Static DF1 (10-20000) 62
63 H/C Trip Time delay - NEQ Static DF3 (0-1000) 63
64 H/C Trip Active Trip No- NEQ Static DF1 (0:0FF, 1-5) 64
65 H/C LOCKOUT function - phase Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM) 65
66 H/C LOCKOUT Pickup current - phase Static DF1 (10-20000) 66
67 H/C LOCKOUT Time delay - phase Static DF3 (0-1000) 67
68 H/C LOCKOUT Active Trip No - phase Static DF1 (0:0FF, 1-5) 68
69 H/C LOCKOUT function - ground Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM) 69
70 H/C LOCKOUT Pickup current - ground Static DF1 (10-20000) 70
71 H/C LOCKOUT Time delay - ground Static DF3 (0-1000) 71
72 H/C LOCKOUT Active Trip No - ground Static DF1 (0:0FF, 1-5) 72
73 H/C LOCKOUT function - NEQ Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM) 73
74 H/C LOCKOUT Pickup current - NEQ Static DF1 (10-20000) 74
75 H/C LOCKOUT Time delay - NEQ Static DF3 (0-1000) 75
76 H/C LOCKOUT Active Trip No - NEQ Static DF1 (0:0FF, 1-5) 76
77 Cold Load Pickup function Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM) 77
78 CLPU Pickup current - phase Static DF1 (10-20000) 78
79 CLPU Pickup current - ground Static DF1 (10-20000) 79
80 CLPU Pickup current - SEF Static DF1(Normal) or DF2(Optional Note 1)) , (4-2000) 80
81 CLPU Pickup current - NEQ Static DF1 (10-20000) 81
82 CLPU outage time Static DF3 (0-60000) 82
83 CLPU RMT time Static DF3 (0-60000) 83
84 CLPU RMT Function - phase Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ON) 84
85 CLPU RMT Function - ground Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ON) 85

Point Point Base
Index Property No
86 CLPU RMT Function - SEF Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ON) 86
87 CLPU RMT Function - NEQ Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ON) 87
88 CLPU Reset time Static DF3 (0-60000) 88
89 Direction of current Flow - phase Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:FORWARD, 2:REVERSE) 89
90 Maximum torque angle (M.T.A) - phase Static DF1 (0-359) 90
91 Minimum polarizing voltage (M.P.V) - phase Static DF3 (0-125 xVT secondary nominal volt) 91
92 Block overcurrent under M.P.V - phase Static DF1 (0:NO, 1:YES) 92
93 Direction of current Flow - ground Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:FORWARD, 2:REVERSE) 93
94 Maximum torque angle (M.T.A) - ground Static DF1 (0-359) 94
95 Minimum polarizing voltage (M.P.V) - ground Static DF3 (0-125 xVT secondary nominal volt) 95
96 Block overcurrent under M.P.V - ground Static DF1 (0:NO, 1:YES) 96
97 Direction of current Flow - SEF Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:FORWARD, 2:REVERSE) 97
98 Maximum torque angle (M.T.A) - SEF Static DF1 (0-359) 98
99 Minimum polarizing voltage (M.P.V) - SEF Static DF3 (0-125 xVT secondary nominal volt) 99
100 Block overcurrent under M.P.V - SEF Static DF1 (0:NO, 1:YES) 100
101 Direction of current Flow - NEQ Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:FORWARD, 2:REVERSE) 101
102 Maximum torque angle (M.T.A) - NEQ Static DF1 (0-359) 102
103 Minimum polarizing voltage (M.P.V) - NEQ Static DF3 (0-125 xVT secondary nominal volt) 103
104 Block overcurrent under M.P.V - NEQ Static DF1 (0:NO, 1:YES) 104
105 Under Voltage 1 function Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM) 105
106 Under Voltage 1 Pickup Static DF3 (0-125 xVT secondary nominal volt) 106
107 Under Voltage 1 Time delay Static DF3 (0-60000) 107
108 Under Voltage 1 Minimum voltage Static DF3 (0-125 xVT secondary nominal volt) 108
109 Under Voltage 1 Pickup type Static DF1 (0:1-Phase, 1:2-Phase, 2:3-Phase) 109
110 Under Voltage 2 function Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM) 110
111 Under Voltage 2 Pickup Static DF3 (0-125 xVT secondary nominal volt) 111
112 Under Voltage 2 Time delay Static DF3 (0-60000) 112
113 Under Voltage 2 Minimum voltage Static DF3 (0-125 xVT secondary nominal volt) 113
114 Under Voltage 2 Pickup type Static DF1 (0:1-Phase, 1:2-Phase, 2:3-Phase) 114
115 Over Voltage 1 function Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM) 115
116 Over Voltage 1 Pickup Static DF3 (0-125 xVT secondary nominal volt) 116
117 Over Voltage 1 Time delay Static DF3 (0-60000) 117

Point Point Base
Index Property No
118 Over Voltage 1 Pickup type Static DF1 (0:1-Phase, 1:2-Phase, 2:3-Phase) 118
119 Over Voltage 2 function Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM) 119
120 Over Voltage 2 Pickup Static DF3 (0-125 xVT secondary nominal volt) 120
121 Over Voltage 2 Time delay Static DF3 (0-60000) 121
122 Over Voltage 2 Pickup type Static DF1 (0:1-Phase, 1:2-Phase, 2:3-Phase) 122
123 Under Frequency function Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM) 123
124 Under Frequency Pickup Static DF3 (4000-6000) 124
125 Under Frequency Time delay Static DF3 (0-60000) 125
126 Over Frequency Pickup Static DF3 (5000-7000) 126
127 Over Frequency Time delay Static DF3 (0-60000) 127
128 Under Frequency Minimum voltage Static DF3 (0-125 xVT secondary nominal volt) 128
129 Under Frequency Minimum current Static DF1 (10 -1600) 129
130 Normal Frequency CLOSE function Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ON) 130
131 Normal Frequency CLOSE Time delay Static DF2(0-60000) 131
132 Sequence coordination Function Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ON) 132
133 Lockout Priority Static DF1 (0:PHASE, 1:GROUND) 133
134 Fault indicator reset method Static DF1 (0:AUTO, 1:MANUAL) 134
135 Manual close time delay Static DF3 (0-60000) 135
136 Monitoring demand function Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM) 136
137 Demand method Static DF1 (0:THERMAL, 1:ROLLING) 137
138 Time interval Static DF1 (0:5, 1:10, 2:15, 3:20, 4:30, 5:60 minite) 138
139 Demand Pickup - phase Static DF1 (0:OFF,10-1600) 139
140 Demand Pickup - ground Static DF1 (0:OFF, 10-1600) 140
141 Demand Pickup - NEQ Static DF1 (0:OFF, 10-1600) 141
142 Synchrocheck function Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ALARM) 142
143 Dead line maximum voltage Static DF3 (0-125 xVT 2nd norminal volt) 143
144 Live line minimum voltage Static DF3 (0-125 xVT 2nd norminal volt) 144
145 Maximum voltage difference Static DF3 (0-125 xVT 2nd norminal volt) 145
146 Maximum angle difference Static DF1 (0-100 deg) 146
147 Maximum frequency difference Static DF3 (0-500 Hz) 147
148 Synchrocheck phase Static DF1 (0:R(AB), 1:S(CB), 2:T(AC) phase) 148
149 Fault Locator Function Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ON) 149

Point Point Base
Index Property No
150 Length of Feeder Static DF2 (1-999 km) 150
151 Real impedance of the feeder positive sequence Static DF2 (1-60000 ohms) 151
152 Imaginary impedance of the feeder positive sequence Static DF2 (1-60000 ohms) 152
153 Real impedance of the feeder zero sequence Static DF2 (1-60000 ohms) 153
154 Imaginary impedance of the feeder zero sequence Static DF2 (1-60000 ohms) 154
155 Loop Control Type Static DF1(0:NONE, 1:SECtionalizer, 2:MIDpoint, 3:TIEpoint) 155
156 Voltage response side to SEC & MID Static DF1(0:Line VS, 1:Line VL) 156
157 Voltage response side to TIE Static DF1(0:Line VS, 1:Line VL, 2:Line VS&VL) 157
DF1(0:3PN, 1:3PP, 2:1PN(A), 3:1PN(B),

158 Line VS wire Static 158
4:1PN(C), 5:1PP(AB), 6:1PP(BC),7:1PP(CA))
DF1(0:3PN, 1:3PP, 2:1PN(A), 3:1PN(B),
159 Line VL wire Static 159
4:1PN(C), 5:1PP(AB), 6:1PP(BC),7:1PP(CA))
160 Auto change to Alternate Setting at Mid Point Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ON) 160
161 Auto change to Alternate Setting at Tie Point Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ON(VS), 2:ON(VL), 3:ON(BOTH)) 161
162 LC after manual close Static DF1 (0:DISABLE, 1:ENABLE) 162
163 LC after manual open Static DF1 (0:DISABLE, 1:ENABLE) 163
164 Open time on both dead Bus Static DF3 (100-60000 sec) 164
165 Auto restoration Time Static DF3 (100-60000 sec) 165
166 Dead Bus maximum voltage Static DF2 (200-700 %) 166
167 Live Bus minimum voltage Static DF2 (500-850 %) 167
168 Dead Bus Pickup time delay Static DF3 (100-60000 sec) 168
169 Live Bus Pickup time delay Static DF3 (100-60000 sec) 169
170 Dead Line Reset time delay Static DF3 (100-60000 sec) 170
171 Non Recloser Time after LC Action Static DF3 (0-60000 sec) 171
NOTE
1) For the products that are dispatched with ZCT installed as per the user’s request, the data format of “No 20. Pickup
current-SEF” and “No 80. CLPU Pickup current-SEF” are applied as DF2. To check whether the product is
dispatched with ZCT installed, check “MAIN MENU/STATUS/CONTROL TYPE” menu.
[MAIN MENU] [STATUS] [CONTROL TYPE]

3.ALTERNATE SETTING 2.RELAY OUTPUTS EVRC2A-Mn-xxxxxxx-
4.EDITBNAK SETTING 3.CLOCK 5xxSLLHP-xXN13DxXS
>5.STATUS >4.CONTROL TYPE 03-9707-FBFB-xx-6060
2) Refer to “Table G-7. Reference Description” for more details.

*. Signal from 14 Point of BO can restart a system with changed Setting Value.
*. Refer to “Table G-6. Data Format Description” for Data Format Type.
Table G-6. Data Format Description

Data Format Description
Unsigned Value
DF1
Ex: 1234 stored as 1234
Unsigned Value, 1 Decimal Place
DF2
Ex: 123.4 stored as 1234
DF3
DF4
Signed Value
DF5
Ex: -1234 stored as -1234
Signed Value, 1 Decimal Place
DF6
Ex: -123.4 stored as -1234
DF7
Ex: -12.34 stored as -1234
DF8
Ex: -1.234 stored as -1234
2Byte (High 1Byte: Year, Low 1Byte: Month)
DFTIME1
Ex: 0x020a → 2002 year, 10 month
2Byte (High 1Byte: Day, Low 1Byte: Hour)
DFTIME2
Ex: 0x0b0c → 11 day, 12 hour
2Byte (High 1Byte: Minute, Low 1Byte: Second)
DFTIME3
Ex: 0x0d0e → 13 minute, 14 second
NOTE
Decimal digital is adopted in DNP Communication and the calculation of time is as follows.
(1) Change the Decimal digital to Hex digital.
(2) Depart the Hex digital to 2bytes and then change every byte to Decimal digital.
ex: If the value of DFTIME1 is 2828, change it to Hex digital- 0xB0C and then change B and 0C to decimal digital 11
and 12 separately.So DFTIME1 means Dec,2011.
Table G-7. Reference Description

[Reference 1] Operations Curve
0 ANSI-MI 19 DEF-10S 38 Z(134)

1 ANSI-NI 20 A(101) 39 1(102)
2 ANSI-VI 21 B(117) 40 2(135)
3 ANSI-EI 22 C(133) 41 3(140)
4 ANSI-STI 23 D(116) 42 4(106)
5 ANSI-STVI 24 E(132) 43 5(114)
6 IEC-SI 25 F(163) 44 6(136)
7 IEC-VI 26 H(122) 45 7(152)
8 IEC-EI 27 J(164) 46 8(113)
9 IEC-LTI 28 KP(162) 47 8*(111)
10 IEC-STI 29 L(107) 48 9(131)
11 ESB-SI 30 M(118) 49 11(141)
12 ESB-VI 31 N(104) 50 13(142)
13 ESB-LTVI 32 P(115) 51 14(119)
14 USER-1 33 R(105) 52 15(112)
15 USER-2 34 T(161) 53 16(139)
16 USER-3 35 V(137) 54 17(103)
17 USER-4 36 W(138) 55 18(151)
18 DEF-1S 37 Y(120) 56 KG(165)

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Release Date: Feb. 2013 / Manual Revision: 1.

EVRC2A-N6,NT DNP3.0 PROTOCOL

[Jan. 2012] Ver1.00

[Nov. 2012] Ver1.10

[Nov. 2012] Ver1.11

[Dec. 2012] Ver1.12

[Feb. 2013] Ver1.13

A. DNPTM 3.0 Communication Introduction ………………….……………………………… 1

B. Communication H/W Composition …..…….……………………………………………… 5

C. Configuration for DNPTM 3.0 …..…………………………………………………………… 13

D. Dialup Modem Support ……...…..………….………………………………………………18

E. DNPTM 3.0 Device Profile …………………...…………….………………………………….23

F. DNPTM 3.0 Implementation Table …………….……………..………………………………61

G. DNPTM 3.0 Point Table ..………………………………………………...…………………….65

A. DNP™ 3.0 Communication Introduction

This documents is based on 『 DNP™3.0 Specification Volume 1 – 8 』Document and 『 DNP™

Configurable Data Mapping

Figure A-1. DB Map Configuration

- ReIndexing : DNP Index Points can be re-configured by user’s requirement

Class Assign Function

Figure A-2. Deadband configuration

- Max./Min. value: Maximum and minimum values set by a device.

Setting change from Master-Station

Dialup Modem Support

B. DNP Communication H/W Composition

EVRC2A has 4 communication ports as ‘Table B- 1. Communication Port H/W Composition’.

Table B-1. Communication Port H/W Composition

PORT4 RJ45 10BASE-T/100BASE-T User Interface Side Panel

Picture B- 1. Communication Port H/W Composition

Table B-2. PORT2 Pin Description

Pin Signal Description

1 DCD Data Carrier Detect

2 RXD Receive Data(IN)

3 TXD Transmit Data(OUT)

4 DTR Data Terminal Ready(OUT)

6 DSR Data Set Ready(IN)

8 CTS Clear To Send(IN)

Picture B-3. PORT3

Table B-3. PORT3(RS-232/RS485) Pin Description

Pin(RS-232) Signal Description Pin(RS-485) Description

Table B-5. LED Function

1. Communication Port Setting

(1) PORT1 and PORT2

Data Bit* Data Bit number setting (7, 8) 1 8

Stop Bit* Stop Bit number setting (1, 2) 1 1

Line Type Communication modem setting (DIALUP,2-WIRE,4-WIRE) - 4-WIRE

CTS Function Whether to use CTS signal (OFF, ON) - ON

DCD Function Whether to use DCD signal (OFF, ON) - OFF

CTS CheckOut CTS check-out time (1 ~ 255 sec) 1 5

DCD CheckOut DCD check-out time (10 ~ 30000 msec) 5 5000

TX PreDelay Delay time of starting transmission (5 ~ 500 msec) 5 10

TX PostDelay Delay time of RTS off (5 ~ 500 msec) 5 50

Modem Setting (TX PreDelay, Tx PostDelay, CTS ChkOut, DCD Timeout)

IP Addr’ 1 IP Address First of Controller (0 ~ 255) 1 0

IP Addr’ 2 IP Address Second of Controller (0 ~ 255) 1 0

IP Addr’ 3 IP Address Third of Controller (0 ~ 255) 1 0

IP Addr’ 4 IP Address Fourth of Controller (0 ~ 255) 1 0

Gateway Addr’ 1 Gateway First of Connected Network (0 ~ 255) 1 0

Gateway Addr’ 2 Gateway Second of Connected Network (0 ~ 255) 1 0

Gateway Addr’ 3 Gateway Third of Connected Network (0 ~ 255) 1 0

Gateway Addr’ 4 Gateway Fourth of Connected Network (0 ~ 255) 1 0

K-Alv Idle T Duration in idle status (1~255sec) 1 4

K-Alv Interval Interval time of Keep Alive transmission (1~255sec) 1 2