Dnp3.0 Protocol Technical Manual: Entec

Release Date: Jan. 2010 / Manual Revision: 3.
30
DNP3.0 PROTOCOL
Technical Manual
ENTEC ENTEC
ELECTRIC & ELECTRONIC CO., LTD
Copyright © 2006 by ENTEC ELECTRIC & ELECTRONIC CO., LTD all right reserved. Forerunner Distribution & Automation
DNP3.0 PROTOCOL http://www.entecene.co.kr
Release Note:
[Feb. 2007] Ver3.21

1. Add explanations for new additional function below
- Dialing Modem Support
[Jan. 2010] Ver 3.30

1. Add explanations for new additional functions below
- Class Assign Function
- Deadband Configuration
2. Add object 34, variation 1 for 16-bit analog input deadband to “Table D-1. DNP 3.0
IMPLEMENT (5/6)”.
3. Remove the content about “Dialing Modem Support”.
4. Modify the content for the configuration in “B. Configuration for DNP™ 3.0”.
5. Modify “BINARY INPUT” in DNP3.0 Index.
6. Modify “ANALOG INPUT” in DNP3.0 Index.
7. Modify “ANALOG OUTPUT” in DNP3.0 Index.
8. Add “H. File Identification”
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
A. Introduction ………………………..…………………………………………………………...1
B. Configuration for DNPTM 3.0 …..……………...………………………………………………5
C. DNPTM 3.0 Device Profile …...…………….…………………………………………………..8
D. DNPTM 3.0 Implementation Table …………….……………..………………………………12
E. DNPTM 3.0 Point Table ..………………………………………………...…………………….18
F. Exceptional Procedure of Unsolicited Response ………………...……………….………….40
G. DNPTM 3.0 IED Certification Procedure Subset Level 2 ..……………….………………….41
H. File Identification …………….…..…………………………………………………………...47
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A. 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 Basic 4 Document and DNP™ Subset Definition
Document, and describes the communication method between EVRC2A-N and Master Station
through DNP™ 3.0.
DNP™ 3.0 is constructed in accordance with DNP™ 3.0 Subset Definition Level2 and the
additional information is explained in this documents.
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.
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Characteristics
Binary Input Points Class Remapping

Contents of Class 1, 2 or 3 can be assigned or de-assigned dynamically.
All BI Points can change assigned Class on EVRC2A-N Interface Software. Please refer to
“EVRC2A-N Interface Software User’s Manual” for more detail information.
Class Assign Function

DNP communication on the EVRC2A-N 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 “E. DNP™ 3.0 Point Table.”
Deadband Configuration
DNP master can read or write the deadband value of an analog input point installed on EVRC2A-N.
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-N 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. For more
information of the deadband, refer to “E. DNP™ 3.0 Point Table.”
Max. value
Limit High
variation
Time
variation
Limit Low
Min. value t1 t2 t3 t4
∆t = 1sec
Figure A-1. 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.
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.
B. Configuration for DNP™ 3.0
Title Description Range Unit Default
D/L Confirm Enable data link layer confirm NO, YES, SOMETIMES SOME
D/L Retries Data Link Layer retries 0~2 2
D/L Timeout Data link layer timeout 1 ~ 255 sec 55
A/L Retries Application layer retries 0~2 1
A/L Timeout Application layer timeout 1 ~ 255 sec 55
PowUp Unsol Enable unsolicited reporting at power up DISABLE, ENABLE ENABLE
Unsol time Age of oldest event to transmit on 0 ~ 255 sec 5
Master Addr Master station address 0 ~ 65535 65534
SBO Time Select before Operate Timeout 1 ~ 255 sec 15
DNP Address DNP Address 0 ~ 65535 1
Multi Inter Transmission interval at multi-frame 0.01 ~ 300.00 sec 0.10
Tx Delay Transmission time delay 0.00(OFF), 0.01 ~ 300.00 sec 0.05
Class 1 Enable unsolicited class 1 DISABLE, ENABLE DISABLE
Time Req(m) Time Synch’ Request Interval OFF, 1 ~ 30000 min OFF
Use Port DNP Protocol port select P2-232, P3-485, P4-TCP P2-232
D/L Confirm
This is a parameter to transfer Data Frame from DNP™ 3.0 Communication and request Confirm
from Master station. There is No, Yes, Sometime selection. “No” means “Never confirm request”,
“Yes” means “Always confirm request”, “Sometime” means that it requests confirmation when
transferring Frame is Multi-Frame.
D/L Setting (Retries, Timeout)

As to set the number of Retry of DNP™ Data Link Layer and Timeout of DNP™ Data Link Layer,
D/L Retries parameter is able to set Max. 2 for Retry setting during communication, if Data Link
Layer requests Confirm, but it reaches Timeout. D/L Timeout Menu is able to set Confirm
Response time delay from 1 to 255seconds.
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-N sent a data frame to request Application Link
confirmation from Master Station, EVRC2A-N 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 2
times. If a number of Retries is set for ‘0’, Retry is not operated.
Unsolicited Mode (PowUp Unsol, Unsol time)

It is a parameter to determine whether Unsolicited Response signal shall be delivered when
supplying Power to EVRC2A-N for the first time without requesting from Master Station, if Event
is already exists. DISABLE or ENABLE can be selected. Unsolicited Response is transferred to
Master Station if there is no Unsolicited Event, within “Unsol time” from the last Unsolicited Event.
“Unsol time” parameter has the range of 1 ~ 60 seconds.
Address (Master Address, DNP Address)

Master Address is referred as Master station address when EVRC2A-N send Unsolicited Response.
It can be set from 0 ~ 65534. DNP Address is showing EVRC2A-N Address, the setting range is
the same as Master Address.
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
It is a Delay time that, after RTS(Request To Send) signal is High, till EVRC2A-N send Data frame.
Unsolicited Class (Class1, Class2, Class2)

If Event is occurred in each Class, it is determined in each Class by setting whether sending
Unsolicited Response.
Time Req (Time Sync’ Request)

Time Req is an interval time between a signal which synchronizes Date and Time of EVRC2A-N
with Master Station.
Use Port
When EVRC2A-N uses DNP Protocol, RS-232 Port(PORT2), RS-485/422 Port (PORT3) or
Ethernet port(PORT4) can be used for connecting with Master Station. For more details about Port,
please refert to EVRC2A-N Manual “5.2. Communication”.
※. When DNP Protocol uses RS-485/422 port, although Configuration setting for Unsolicited
Class is set to “ENABLE”, in order to prevent any internal crash in Network, the
Configuration setting automatically becomes “DISABLE”.
C. DNP™ 3.0 Device Profile

Table C-1. DNP 3.0 Device Profile (1/4)
DNP V3.00
DEVICE PROFILE DOCUMENT
This document must be accompanied by a table having the following headings :
Object Group Request Function Codes Response Function Codes

Object Variation Request Qualifiers Response Qualifiers
Object Name (optional)
Vendor Name : ENTEC Electric & Electronic CO.,LTD
Device Name : EVRC2A-N RTU
Highest DNP Level Supported : Device Function :

For Requests Level 2 □ Master ■ Slave
For Responses Level 2
Notable objects, functions, and/or qualifiers supported in addition to the Highest DNP
Levels Supported (the complete list is described in the attached table) :
Supports Enabling and Disabling of Unsolicited Report On a Class basis

__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
Maximum Data Link Frame Size (octets) : Maximum Application Fragment Size (octets) :
Transmitted 292 Transmitted 2048
(if>2048,must be configurable)
Received (must be 292) Received 2048 (must be >= 249)
Maximum Data Link Re-tries : Maximum Application Layer Re-tries :

□ None □ None
□ Fixed at ■ Configurable, range 0 to 2
■ Configurable, range 0 to 2 FF(Fixed is not permitted)
Requires Data Link Layer Confirmation :
□ Never
□ Always
□ Sometimes If ‘Sometimes’, when?
■ Configurable If ‘Configurable’, how? By Setting (If Sometime, when Reporting
multi-frame.)
Requires Application Layer Confirmation :
□ Never
□ Always (not recommended)
■ When reporting Event Data (Slave devices only)
□ When sending multi-fragment responses (Slave devices only)
□ Sometimes If ‘Sometimes’, when?
□ Configurable If ‘Configurable’, how?
Timeouts while waiting for :
Data Link Confirm □ None □ Fixed at ___ □ Variable ■ Configurable

Complete Appl. Fragmen ■ None □ Fixed at ___ □ Variable □ Configurable
Application Confirm □ None □ Fixed at ___ □ Variable ■ Configurable
Complete Appl. Response ■ None □ Fixed at ___ □ Variable □ Configurable
Others
Attach explanation if 'Variable' or 'Configurable' was checked for any timeout.

Sends/Executes Control Operations :
WRITE Binary Outputs ■ Never □ Always □ Sometimes □ Configurable

SELECT/OPERATE □ Never ■ Always □ Sometimes □ Configurable
DIRECT OPERATE □ Never ■ Always □ Sometimes □ Configurable
DIRECT OPERATE - NO ACK □ Never ■ Always □ Sometimes □ Configurable
Count > 1 ■ Never □ Always □ Sometimes □ Configurable
Pulse On □ Never ■ Always □ Sometimes □ Configurable
Pulse Off ■ Never □ Always □ Sometimes □ Configurable
Latch On ■ Never □ Always □ Sometimes □ Configurable
Latch Off ■ Never □ Always □ Sometimes □ Configurable
Queue ■ Never □ Always □ Sometimes □ Configurable
Clear Queue ■ Never □ Always □ Sometimes □ Configurable
Attach explanation if 'Sometimes' or 'Configurable' was checked for any operation.
Reports Binary Input Change Events when Reports time-tagged Binary Input Change
no specific variation requested : events when no specific variation requested :
□ Never □ Never
□ Only time-tagged ■ Binary Input Change With Time
□ Only non-time-tagged □ Binary Input Change With Relative Time
■ Configurable to send both, one or the other □ Configurable (attach explanation)
fff(attach explanation)
Sends Unsolicited Responses : Sends Static Data in Unsolicited Responses :
□ Never ■ Never
■ Configurable (attach explanation) □ When Device Restarts
□ Only certain objects □ When Status Flags Change
□ Sometimes (attach explanation)
■ ENABLE/DISABLE UNSOLICITED No other options are permitted.

ffffunction codes supported
Default Counter Object/Variation : Counters Roll Over at :
□ No Counters Reported □ No Counters Reported

□ Configurable (attach explanation) □ Configurable (attach explanation)
■ Default Object 20 ■ 16 Bits
fffDefault Variation 6 □ 32 Bits
□ Point-by-point list attached □ Other Value
□ Point-by-point list attached
Sends Multi-Fragment Responses : □ Yes ■ No
D. DNP™ 3.0 Implementation Table

Table D-1. DNP 3.0 IMPLEMENT (1/6)
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 00, 01, 06
07, 08, 00, 01, 07

1 1* Binary Input 1 129
17, 28 08, 17, 28
07, 08, 00, 01, 07

1 2 Binary Input with Status 1 129
17, 28 08, 17, 28
2 0 Binary Input Change - All Variations 1 06, 07, 08
2 1 Binary Input Change without Time 1 06, 07, 08 129, 130 17, 28
2 2* Binary Input Change with Time 1 06, 07, 08 129, 130 17, 28
2 3 Binary Input Change with Relative Time
00, 01,
10 0 Binary Output - All Variations 1 06, 07,
08, 17, 28
10 1 Binary Output
00, 01
00, 01 07,
10 2* Binary Output Status 1 06, 07, 129
08, 17, 28
08, 17, 28
12 0 Control Block - All Variations
echo of
12 1 Control Relay Output Block 3, 4, 5, 6 17, 28 129
request
12 2 Pattern Control Block
12 3 Pattern Mask
00, 01
1
20 0 Binary Counter - All Variations 06, 07,
08, 17, 28
20 1 32-Bit Binary Counter
20 2 16-Bit Binary Counter
20 3 32-Bit Delta Counter
20 4 16-Bit Delta Counter

REQUEST RESPONSE
DNP 3.0 IMPLEMENT

obj Description
1 00, 06, 07, 00, 01, 07,

20 5 32-Bit Binary Counter without Flag 129
08, 17, 28 08, 17, 28
1 00, 06, 07, 00, 01, 07,

20 6* 16-Bit Binary Counter without Flag 129
08, 17, 28 08, 17, 28
20 7 32-Bit Delta Counter without Flag
20 8 16-Bit Delta Counter without Flag
21 0 Frozen Counters - All Variations
21 1 32-Bit Frozen Counter
21 2 16-Bit Frozen Counter
21 3 32-Bit Frozen Delta Counter
21 4 16-Bit Frozen Delta Counter
32-Bit Frozen Counter with Time of

21 5
Freeze
16-Bit Frozen Counter with Time of

21 6
Freeze
32-Bit Frozen Delta Counter with Time

21 7
of Freeze
16-Bit Frozen Delta Counter with Time

21 8
of Freeze
21 9 32-Bit Frozen Counter without Flag
21 10 16-Bit Frozen Counter without Flag
32-Bit Frozen Delta Counter without

21 11
Flag
16-Bit Frozen Delta Counter without

21 12
Flag
22 0 Counter Change Event - All Variations 1 06, 07, 08
32-Bit Counter Change Event without

22 1 1 06, 07, 08 129 17, 28
Time
16-Bit Counter Change Event without

22 2 1 06, 07, 08 129 17, 28
Time

REQUEST RESPONSE
DNP 3.0 IMPLEMENT

obj Description
* Default Codes(dec) Codes(dec) Codes Codes(hex)
32-Bit Delta Counter Change Event

22 3
without Time

22 4
without Time
22 5 32-Bit Counter Change Event with Time 1 06, 07, 08 129 17, 28
22 6 16-Bit Counter Change Event with Time 1 06, 07, 08 129 17, 28
32-Bit Delta Counter Change Event with

22 7 1 06, 07, 08 129 17, 28
Time
16-Bit Delta Counter Change Event with

22 8 1 06, 07, 08 129, 130 17, 28
Time
23 0 Frozen Counter Events - All Variations
32-Bit Frozen Counter Event without

23 1
Time

22 3
without Time

22 4
without Time
32-Bit Frozen Delta Counter Event

23 3
without Time
16-Bit Frozen Delta Counter Event

23 4
without Time
23 5 32-Bit Frozen Counter Event with Time
23 6 16-Bit Frozen Counter Event with Time
32-Bit Frozen Delta Counter Event with

23 7
Time
16-Bit Frozen Delta Counter Event with

23 8
Time
00, 01,
30 0 Analog Input - All Variations 1 06, 07,
08, 17, 28

REQUEST RESPONSE
DNP 3.0 IMPLEMENT

obj Description
* Default Codes(dec) Codes(hex) Codes(dex) Codes(hex)
00, 01,
00, 01, 07
30 1 32-Bit Analog Input 1 06, 07, 129
08, 17, 28
08, 17, 28
00, 01,
00, 01, 07
30 2* 16-Bit Analog Input 1 06, 07, 129
08, 17, 28
08, 17, 28
00, 01,
00, 01, 07
30 3 32-Bit Analog Input without flag 1 06, 07, 129
08, 17, 28
08, 17, 28
00, 01,
00, 01, 07
30 4 16-Bit Analog Input without flag 1 06, 07, 129
08, 17, 28
08, 17, 28
31 0 Frozen Analog Input - All Variations
31 1 32-Bit Frozen Analog Input
31 2 16-Bit Frozen Analog Input
32-Bit Frozen Analog Input with Time

31 3
of Freeze
16-Bit Frozen Analog Input with Time

31 4
of Freeze
32-Bit Frozen Analog Input without

31 5
Flag
16-Bit Frozen Analog Input without

31 6
Flag
32 0 Analog Change Event - All Variations 1 06 ,07, 08
32-Bit Analog Change Event without

32 1 1 06 ,07, 08 129 17, 28
Time
16-Bit Analog Change Event without

32 2 1 06 ,07, 08 129 17, 28
Time
32 3 32-Bit Analog Change Event with Time 1 06 ,07, 08 129 17, 28
32 4* 16-Bit Analog Change Event with Time 1 06 ,07, 08 129, 130 17, 28

REQUEST RESPONSE
DNP 3.0 IMPLEMENT

obj Description
33 0 Frozen Analog Event - All Variations
32-Bit Frozen Analog Event without

33 1
Time
16-Bit Frozen Analog Event without

33 2
Time
33 3 32-Bit Frozen Analog Event with Time
33 4 16-Bit Frozen Analog Event with Time
34 1 16-bit Analog Input Deadband 1,2 00, 06, 28 129 00, 06, 28
40 0 Analog Output Status - All Variations 1 00 ,01, 06
07, 08 00, 01, 07
40 1 32-Bit Analog Output Status 1 129
17, 28 08, 17, 28
07, 08 00, 01, 07
40 2* 16-Bit Analog Output Status 1 129
17, 28 08, 17, 28
41 1 32-Bit Analog Output Block
echo of
41 2 16-Bit Analog Output Block 3, 4, 5, 6 17, 28 129
request
50 0 Time and Date - All Variations 1 06, 07, 08 129 07
07,
2
quantity=1
50 1* Time and Date
07, 00, 07
1 129
quantity=1 quantity=1
50 2 Time and Date with Interval
51 0 Time and Date CTO - All Variations
07,
51 1 Time and Date CTO 129
quantity=1
07,
51 2 Unsynchronized Time and Date CTO 129
quantity=1
52 0 Time Delay - All Variations
07,
52 1 Time Delay Coarse 129
quantity=1
07,
52 2 Time Delay Fine 129
quantity=1

REQUEST RESPONSE
DNP 3.0 IMPLEMENT

obj Description
60 0 Not Defined
60 1 Class 0 Data 1 06
60 2 Class 1 Data 1 06, 07, 08
20, 21 06
60 3 Class 2 Data 1 06, 07, 08
20, 21 06
60 4 Class 3 Data 1 06, 07, 08
20, 21 06
70 1 File Identifier
80 1 Internal Indications
00, index=7
81 1 Storage Object
82 1 Device Profile
83 1 Private Registration Object
83 2 Private Registration Object Descriptor
90 1 Application Identifier
100 1 Short Floating Point
100 2 Long Floating Point
100 3 Extended Floating Point
101 1 Small Packed Binary-Coded Decimal
E. DNP™ 3.0 Point Table
Table E-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 Point Assigned
Description Notes
Index Property Class
0 External AC Power Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
1 Battery Charger Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
2 Battery Discharge Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
3 INST Target Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
4 Delay Target Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
5 High Current Target Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
6 A Phase Target Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
7 B Phase Target Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
8 C Phase Target Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
9 Ground Target Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
10 SEF Target Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
11 27 Target Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
15 Self Check Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
16 Protection Enabled Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
17 Ground Enabled Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
18 SEF Enabled Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
19 Reclose Enabled Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
20 Control Locked Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
21 Remote Enabled Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
22 Alternate Setting Enabled Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)

Point Assigned
Description Point Property Notes
Index Class
23 Program 1 Enabled Static, Event Class 1 Note 1), 8)
24 Program 2 Enabled Static, Event Class 1 Note 1), 8)
25 Hot Line Tag Enabled Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
26 Panel CLOSE key Press Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
27 Panel OPEN key Press Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
28 Panel TARGET RESET key Press Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
29 Panel BATTERY TEST key Press Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
30 79 RESET Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
31 79 CYCLE Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
32 79 LOCKOUT Static, Event Class 1 Note 1)
33 Reclosing Shot 0 Static, Event Class 1
38 Contact(52a) Static, Event Class 1
39 Mechanism Lock Static, Event Class 1
40 Opto Input 1 Closed Static, Event Class 1
48 Phase Fast Time Overcurrent(51P1) Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
49 Phase Delay Time Overcurrent(51P2) Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
50 Ground Fast Time Overcurrent (51G1) Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
51 Ground Delay Time Overcurrent (51G2) Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
52 Door Open status Static, Event Class 1 Note3)
53 Negative Sequence Fast Time Overcurrent (46(51)-1) Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
54 Negative Sequence Delay Time Overcurrent (51Q2) Static, Event Class 1 Note2)

Point Assigned
Index Class
55 Phase High Current Lockout(50P2) Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
56 Ground High Current Lockout(50G2) Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
57 Negative Sequence High Current Lockout(50Q2) Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
58 Phase High Current Trip(50P1) Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
59 Ground High Current Trip(50G1) Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
60 Negative Sequence High Current Trip(50Q1) Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
61 Sensitive Earth Fault Trip Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
62 Phase Demand Trip Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
63 Ground Demand Trip Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
64 NEQ Demand Trip Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
65 UnderFrequency Trip Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
66 Synchronism Check Trip Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
67 Under voltage 1 Trip Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
68 Under voltage 2 Trip Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
69 Over voltage 1 Trip Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
70 Over voltage 2 Trip Static, Event Class 1 Note2)
71 CLPU - Loss of Load Diversity (Outage Condition) Static, Event Class 1 Note4)
72 CLPU - Restore Min. Trips Condition Static, Event Class 1 Note4)
73 CLPU - Loss of Load Diversity (Outage Condition) T.O Static, Event Class 1 Note4)
74 CLPU - Restore Min. Trips Condition T.O Static, Event Class 1 Note4)
75 CLPU - Phase Overcurrent Elements Static, Event Class 1 Note4)
76 CLPU - Ground Overcurrent Elements Static, Event Class 1 Note4)
77 CLPU - Negative Overcurrent Elements Static, Event Class 1 Note4)
78 Relay Output 1 Operated Static, Event Class 1 Note5)
85 Relay Output 8 (ALARM) Operated Static, Event Class 1 Note5)
86 External OPEN Signal Static, Event Class 1

Point Assigned
Index Class
87 Internal Output Logic 1 Static, Event Class 1 Note6)
95 Internal Trip Logic Output Static, Event Class 1
96 Internal Close Logic Output Static, Event Class 1
97 Trip Operation Fail Static, Event Class 1
98 Close Operation Fail Static, Event Class 1
99 Voltage Transformer Fail Static, Event Class 1
100 Battery discharge Status Static, Event Class 1
101 NO Battery Static, Event Class 1
102 Battery Discharge Test Fail Static, Event Class 1
103 Panel sleep mode entered Static, Event Class 1
104 Power down mode entered Static, Event Class 1
105 Gas pressure Low Static, Event Class 1
106 Gas pressure High Static, Event Class 1
107 System power +12V FAIL Static, Event Class 1
108 System power +5 FAIL Static, Event Class 1
109 System power -12V FAIL Static, Event Class 1
110 A/D converter reference vol' 1 FAIL Static, Event Class 1
111 A/D converter reference vol' 2 FAIL Static, Event Class 1
112 System power FAIL Static, Event Class 1 Note7)
113 A/D conversion FAIL Static, Event Class 1
114 Perallel EEPROM FAIL Static, Event Class 1
115 Serial EEPROM FAIL Static, Event Class 1
116 Data RAM FAIL Static, Event Class 1
117 Setting RAM FAIL Static, Event Class 1
118 RTC NV RAM FAIL Static, Event Class 1

Point Assigned
Index Class
119 RTC Time FAIL Static, Event Class 1
120 RTC Battery LOW Static, Event Class 1
121 Initial Value FAIL Static, Event Class 1
122 Initial Setting Value FAIL Static, Event Class 1
123 Program ROM CheckSum FAIL Static, Event Class 1
124 Contact Close Status Static, Event Class 1
125 Contact Open Status Static, Event Class 1
126 OverFrequency Trip Static, Event Class 1
NOTE
All BI Points can change assigned Class on EVRC2A-N Interface Software. Please refer to “EVRC2A-N Interface
Software User’s Manual” for more detail information.
Point 0 ~ 32 : Front panel status elements

Point 33 ~ 47 : Input elements
Point 48 ~ 77 : Protection elements
Point 78 ~ 96 : Output elements
Point 97 ~ 123 : System elements

*1 : The same point with User Interface Panel status.
*2 : Refer to Table 5-1.Protection Elements, Manual 5.Protection
*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 5.13 COLD LOAD PICKUP

*5 : If SCADA OUTPUT is used, Relay OUTPUT status is displayed. (If not used, always 0 )
*6 : 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.
Table E-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 Tr/Cl
Description Code Field Block Condition
Index Field
CLOSE CLOSE CTR Lock || Mec’ Lock || HotLineTag || Seq’ Running

0 Pulse ON
OPEN TRIP Mec’ Lock
Protection Disable CLOSE CTR Lock
1 Pulse ON
Protection Enable TRIP CTR Lock
Ground Disable CLOSE CTR Lock
2 Pulse ON
Ground Enable TRIP CTR Lock
SEF Disable CLOSE CTR Lock
3 Pulse ON
SEF Enable TRIP CTR Lock
Reclose Disable CLOSE CTR Lock
4 Pulse ON
Reclose Enable TRIP CTR Lock
Control Unlock CLOSE
5 Pulse ON
Control Lock TRIP
Primary Setting Enable CLOSE CTR Lock || Seq’ Running
6 Pulse ON
Alternate Setting Enable TRIP CTR Lock || Seq’ Running
Program 1 Disable CLOSE Note 1)
7 Pulse ON
Program 1 Enable TRIP Note 1)
Program 2 Disable CLOSE Note 2)
8 Pulse ON
Program 2 Enable TRIP Note 2)
Hot Line Tag Disable CLOSE CTR Lock
9 Pulse ON
Hot Line Tag Enable TRIP CTR Lock
10 Target Reset Pulse ON CLOSE
11 Battery test Pulse ON CLOSE AC OFF
12 Reset Max demand Pulse ON CLOSE
13 Reset
value energy Pulse ON CLOSE
14 Change Setting Pulse ON CLOSE Seq’ Running Note 3)
15 Opto Input 1 operate Pulse ON CLOSE Note 4)
Table E-2. DNP 3.0 INDEX - BINARY OUTPUT (2/2)

Point Description Code Field Tr/Cl Block Condition
Index Field

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) As changed value by AO signal, changeds present setting value and restart a system
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’ Runing : Currently Sequence is conducting.

AC OFF : External power source is disconnected.
Table E-3. DNP 3.0 INDEX – BINARY COUNTER
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
Point Index Description Notes
Property Class
0 Trip counter Static, Event 3 Note 1)
1 Fault counter Static, Event 3 Note 1)
2 Restart counter Static, Event 3 Note 1)
NOTE
1) 16 bit rollover Counter.
Table E-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 Point Assigned Dead-
Description Notes
Index Property Class band
0 Firmware version(MAIN Part) Static DF3
1 Firmware version(RTU Part) Static DF3
2 RMS Current Magnitude - A (A) Static, Event 3 10 DF1
3 RMS Current Magnitude - B (A) Static, Event 3 10 DF1
4 RMS Current Magnitude - C (A) Static, Event 3 10 DF1
5 RMS Current Magnitude - G (A) Static, Event 3 10 DF1
6 RMS Current Magnitude - SEF (A) Static, Event 3 10 DF1
7 RMS Current Magnitude - NEQ (A) Static, Event 3 10 DF1
8 Current Angle - A (Degree) Static DF2
9 Current Angle - B (Degree) Static DF2
10 Current Angle - C (Degree) Static DF2
11 Current Angle - G (Degree) Static DF2
12 Current Angle - SEF (Degree) Static DF2
13 Current Angle - NEQ (Degree) Static DF2
14 RMS Voltage Magnitude - AN (kV) Static, Event 3 1000 DF3
15 RMS Voltage Magnitude - BN (kV) Static, Event 3 1000 DF3
16 RMS Voltage Magnitude - CN (kV) Static, Event 3 1000 DF3
17 RMS Voltage Magnitude - AB (kV) Static, Event 3 1000 DF3
18 RMS Voltage Magnitude - BC (kV) Static, Event 3 1000 DF3
19 RMS Voltage Magnitude - CA (kV) Static, Event 3 1000 DF3
20 Voltage Angle - AN (Degree) Static DF2
21 Voltage Angle - BN (Degree) Static DF2
22 Voltage Angle - CN (Degree) Static DF2
23 Voltage Angle - AB (Degree) Static DF2
24 Voltage Angle - BC (Degree) Static DF2

Description Notes
25 Voltage Angle - CA (Degree) Static DF2
26 Real Power - A (MW) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
27 Real Power - B (MW) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
28 Real Power - C (MW) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
29 Real Power - 3φ (MW) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
30 Reactive Power - A (MVar) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
31 Reactive Power - B (MVar) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
32 Reactive Power - C (MVar) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
33 Reactive Power - 3φ (MVar) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
34 Apparent Power - A (MVA) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
35 Apparent Power - B (MVA) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
36 Apparent Power - C (MVA) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
37 Apparent Power - 3φ (MVA) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
38 Power factor - A (%) Static, Event 3 1000 DF6
39 Power factor - B (%) Static, Event 3 1000 DF6
40 Power factor - C (%) Static, Event 3 1000 DF6
41 Power factor - 3φ (%) Static, Event 3 1000 DF6
42 Positive Watt-Hour (MW/H) Static, Event 3 1000 DF5
43 Negative Watt-Hour (MW/H) Static, Event 3 1000 DF5
44 Positive Var-Hour (MVar/H) Static, Event 3 1000 DF5
45 Negative Var-Hour (MVar/H) Static, Event 3 1000 DF5
46 Frequency (Hz) Static, Event 3 1000 DF3
47 Present Demand Current - A (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
48 Present Demand Current - B (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
49 Present Demand Current - C (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
50 Present Demand Current - G (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
51 Present Demand Current - SEF (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
52 Present Demand Current - NEQ (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
53 Present Demand Real Power - A (MW) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
54 Present Demand Real Power - B (MW) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
55 Present Demand Real Power - C (MW) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
56 Present Demand Real Power - 3φ (MW) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7

Description Notes
57 Present Demand Reactive Power - A (MVar) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
58 Present Demand Reactive Power - B (MVar) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
59 Present Demand Reactive Power - C (MVar) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
60 Present Demand Reactive Power - 3φ (MVar) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
61 Max Demand Current - A (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
62 Max Demand Current - B (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
63 Max Demand Current - C (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
64 Max Demand Current - G (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
65 Max Demand Current - SEF (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
66 Max Demand Current - NEQ (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
67 Max Demand Real Power - A (MW) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
68 Max Demand Real Power - B (MW) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
69 Max Demand Real Power - C (MW) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
70 Max Demand Real Power - 3φ (MW) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
71 Max Demand Reactive Power - A (MVar) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
72 Max Demand Reactive Power - B (MVar) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
73 Max Demand Reactive Power - C (MVar) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
74 Max Demand Reactive Power - 3φ (MVar) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
75 Max Demand Current - A Time 1 Static DFTIME1
78 Max Demand Current - B Time 1 Static DFTIME1
81 Max Demand Current - C Time 1 Static DFTIME1
84 Max Demand Current - G Time 1 Static DFTIME1
87 Max Demand Current - SEF Time 1 Static DFTIME1

Description Notes
90 Max Demand Current - NEQ Time 1 Static DFTIME1
93 Max Demand Real Power - A Time 1 Static DFTIME1
96 Max Demand Real Power - B Time 1 Static DFTIME1
99 Max Demand Real Power - C Time 1 Static DFTIME1
102 Max Demand Real Power - 3φ Time 1 Static DFTIME1
105 Max Demand Reactive Power - A Time 1 Static DFTIME1
108 Max Demand Reactive Power - B Time 1 Static DFTIME1
111 Max Demand Reactive Power - C Time 1 Static DFTIME1
114 Max Demand Reactive Power - 3φ Time 1 Static DFTIME1
117 Today Max Demand Current - A (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
118 Today Max Demand Current - B (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
119 Today Max Demand Current - C (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
120 Today Max Demand Current - G (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1

Description Notes
121 Today Max Demand Current - SEF (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
122 Today Max Demand Current - NEQ (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
123 Today Max Demand Real Power - A (MW) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
124 Today Max Demand Real Power - B (MW) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
125 Today Max Demand Real Power - C (MW) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
126 Today Max Demand Real Power - 3φ (MW) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
127 Today Max Demand Reactive Power - A (MVar) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
128 Today Max Demand Reactive Power - B (MVar) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
129 Today Max Demand Reactive Power - C (MVar) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
130 Today Max Demand Reactive Power - 3φ (MVar) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
131 Yesterday Max Demand Current - A (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
132 Yesterday Max Demand Current - B (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
133 Yesterday Max Demand Current - C (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
134 Yesterday Max Demand Current - G (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
135 Yesterday Max Demand Current - SEF (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
136 Yesterday Max Demand Current - NEQ (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
137 Yesterday Max Demand Real Power - A (MW) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
138 Yesterday Max Demand Real Power - B (MW) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
139 Yesterday Max Demand Real Power - C (MW) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
140 Yesterday Max Demand Real Power - 3φ (MW) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
141 Yesterday Max Demand Reactive Power - A (MVar) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
142 Yesterday Max Demand Reactive Power - B (MVar) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
143 Yesterday Max Demand Reactive Power - C (MVar) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
144 Yesterday Max Demand Reactive Power - 3φ (MVar) Static, Event 3 1000 DF7
145 Phase A Contact wear percentage (%) Static DF3
146 Phase B Contact wear percentage (%) Static DF3
147 Phase C Contact wear percentage (%) Static DF3
148 Battery Voltage (V) Static DF7
149 Control Box Temperature (℃) Static DF7
150 Gas Pressure Static DF7
151 +12V Static DF7
152 -12V Static DF7

Description Notes
153 +5V Static DF7
154 Last Fault Current - A (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
155 Last Fault Current - B (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
156 Last Fault Current - C (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
157 Last Fault Current - G (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
158 Last Fault Current - SEF (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
159 Last Fault Current - NEQ (A) Static, Event 3 1000 DF1
NOTE
Point 0 ~ 159 : Actual Value
Table E-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
Description Notes
Index Property
0 Fault cycle Event record Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ON)
1 Length of prefault in fault cycle Static DF1 (0-14 cycle)
2 Load profile event record Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ON)
3 Load profile save interval Static DF1 (0:5, 1:10, 2:15, 3:20, 4:30, 5:60 minite)
4 Operations to lockout - phase Static DF1 (1-5)
5 Operations to lockout - ground Static DF1 (1-5)
6 Operations to lockout - SEF Static DF1 (1-5)
7 Operations to lockout - NEQ Static DF1 (1-5)
8 Operations - phase fast curve Static DF1 (0-5)
9 Operations - ground fast curve Static DF1 (0-5)
10 Operations - NEQ fast curve Static DF1 (0-5)
11 Reclosing time 1 (sec) Static DF3 (50-60000)
15 Reset time from autoreclose cycle (sec) Static DF3 (100-60000)
16 Reset time from lockout (sec) Static DF3 (100-60000)
17 Limit time to waiting closing power (sec) Static DF3 (100-60000)
18 Pickup current - phase Static DF3 (0:OFF, 4-320)
19 Pickup current - ground Static DF3 (0:OFF, 2-320)
20 Pickup current - SEF Static DF4 (0:OFF, 5-160)
21 Pickup current - NEQ Static DF3 (0:OFF, 4-320)

Point Point
Description Notes
Index Property
22 Operations curve - PHASE FAST Static DF1 (0-56) Reference 1)
23 Time dial - PHASE FAST Static DF3 (5-1500)
24 Constant time adder - PHASE FAST Static DF3 (0-1000)
25 Minimum response time - PHASE FAST Static DF3 (0-1000)
26 Select reset method - PHASE FAST Static DF1 (0:INST, 1:LINEAR)
27 Operations curve - PHASE DELAY Static DF1 (0-56) Reference 1)
28 Time dial - PHASE DELAY Static DF3 (5-1500)
29 Constant time adder - PHASE DELAY Static DF3 (0-1000)
30 Minimum response time - PHASE DELAY Static DF3 (0-1000)
31 Select reset method - PHASE DELAY Static DF1 (0:INST, 1:LINEAR)
32 Operations curve - GROUND FAST Static DF1 (0-56) Reference 1)
33 Time dial - GROUND FAST Static DF3 (5-1500)
34 Constant time adder - GROUND FAST Static DF3 (0-1000)
35 Minimum response time - GROUND FAST Static DF3 (0-1000)
36 Select reset method - GROUND FAST Static DF1 (0:INST, 1:LINEAR)
37 Operations curve - GROUND DELAY Static DF1 (0-56) Reference 1)
38 Time dial - GROUND DELAY Static DF3 (5-1500)
39 Constant time adder - GROUND DELAY Static DF3 (0-1000)
40 Minimum response time - GROUND DELAY Static DF3 (0-1000)
41 Select reset method - GROUND DELAY Static DF1 (0:INST, 1:LINEAR)
42 Time delay - SEF ELEMENT Static DF3 (00-1000)
43 Operations curve - NEG SEQ FAST Static DF1 (0-56) Reference 1)
44 Time dial - NEG SEQ FAST Static DF3 (5-1500)
45 Constant time adder - NEG SEQ FAST Static DF3 (0-1000)
46 Minimum response time - NEG SEQ FAST Static DF3 (0-1000)
47 Select reset method - NEG SEQ FAST Static DF1 (0:INST, 1:LINEAR)
48 Operations curve - NEG SEQ DELAY Static DF1 (0-56) Reference 1)
49 Time dial - NEG SEQ DELAY Static DF3 (5-1500)
50 Constant time adder - NEG SEQ DELAY Static DF3 (0-1000)
51 Minimum response time - NEG SEQ DELAY Static DF3 (0-1000)
52 Select reset method - NEG SEQ DELAY Static DF1 (0:INST, 1:LINEAR)
53 H/C Trip function - phase Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM)

Point Point
Description Notes
Index Property
54 H/C Trip Pickup current - phase Static DF3 (100-2000)
55 H/C Trip Time delay - phase Static DF3 (0-1000)
56 H/C Trip Active Trip No - phase Static DF1 (0:0FF, 1-5)
57 H/C Trip function - ground Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM)
58 H/C Trip Pickup current - ground Static DF3 (100-2000)
59 H/C Trip Time delay - ground Static DF3 (0-1000)
60 H/C Trip Active Trip No - ground Static DF1 (0:0FF, 1-5)
61 H/C Trip function - NEQ Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM)
62 H/C Trip Pickup current - NEQ Static DF3 (100-2000)
63 H/C Trip Time delay - NEQ Static DF3 (0-1000)
64 H/C Trip Active Trip No- NEQ Static DF1 (0:0FF, 1-5)
65 H/C LOCKOUT function - phase Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM)
66 H/C LOCKOUT Pickup current - phase Static DF3 (100-2000)
67 H/C LOCKOUT Time delay - phase Static DF3 (0-1000)
68 H/C LOCKOUT Active Trip No - phase Static DF1 (0:0FF, 1-5)
69 H/C LOCKOUT function - ground Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM)
70 H/C LOCKOUT Pickup current - ground Static DF3 (100-2000)
71 H/C LOCKOUT Time delay - ground Static DF3 (0-1000)
72 H/C LOCKOUT Active Trip No - ground Static DF1 (0:0FF, 1-5)
73 H/C LOCKOUT function - NEQ Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM)
74 H/C LOCKOUT Pickup current - NEQ Static DF3 (100-2000)
75 H/C LOCKOUT Time delay - NEQ Static DF3 (0-1000)
76 H/C LOCKOUT Active Trip No - NEQ Static DF1 (0:0FF, 1-5)
77 Cold Load PickUp function Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM)
78 CLPU Pickup current - phase Static DF3 (100-2000)
79 CLPU Pickup current - ground Static DF3 (100-2000)
80 CLPU Pickup current - SEF Static DF3 (100-2000)
81 CLPU Pickup current - NEQ Static DF3 (100-2000)
82 CLPU outage time Static DF3 (0-60000)
83 CLPU RMT time Static DF3 (0-60000)
84 CLPU RMT Function - phase Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ON)
85 CLPU RMT Function - ground Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ON)

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

Point Point
Description Notes
Index Property
118 Over Voltage 1 Pickup type Static DF1 (0:1-Phase, 1:2-Phase, 2:3-Phase)
119 Over Voltage 2 function Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM)
120 Over Voltage 2 Pickup Static DF3 (0-125 xVT secondary nominal volt)
121 Over Voltage 2 Time delay Static DF3 (0-60000)
122 Over Voltage 2 Pickup type Static DF1 (0:1-Phase, 1:2-Phase, 2:3-Phase)
123 Frequency function Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM)
124 Under Frequency Pickup Static DF3 (4000-6500)
125 Under Frequency Time delay Static DF3 (0-60000)
126 Over Frequency Pickup Static DF3 (5000-6500)
127 Over Frequency Time delay Static DF3 (0-60000)
128 Frequency Minimum voltage Static DF3 (0-125 xVT secondary nominal volt)
129 Frequency Minimum current Static DF3 (1-320 xCT Phase ratio)
130 Normal Frequency CLOSE function Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ON)
131 Normal Frequency CLOSE Time delay Static DF2(0.0-6000.0sec)
132 Sequence coordination Function Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ON)
133 Lockout Priority Static DF1 (0:GROUND, 1:PHASE)
134 Fault indicator reset method Static DF1 (0:AUTO, 1:MANUAL)
135 Manual close time delay Static DF3 (0-60000)
136 Monitoring demand function Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:TRIP, 2:TRIP&ALARM)
137 Demand method Static DF1 (0:THERMAL, 1:ROLLING)
138 Time interval Static DF1 (0:5, 1:10, 2:15, 3:20, 4:30, 5:60 minite)
139 Demand Pickup - phase Static DF3 (0:OFF, 4-320 xCT Phase ratio)
140 Demand Pickup - ground Static DF3 (0:OFF, 2-320 xCT Ground ratio)
141 Demand Pickup - NEQ Static DF3 (0:OFF, 4-320 xCT Phase ratio)
142 Synchrocheck function Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ALARM)
143 Dead line maximum voltage Static DF3 (0-125 xVT 2nd norminal volt)
144 Live line minimum voltage Static DF3 (0-125 xVT 2nd norminal volt)
145 Maximum voltage difference Static DF3 (0-125 xVT 2nd norminal volt)
146 Maximum angle difference Static DF1 (0-100 deg)
147 Maximum frequency difference Static DF3 (0-500 Hz)
148 Synchrocheck phase Static DF1 (0:R(AB), 1:S(CB), 2:T(AC) phase)
149 Fault Locator Function Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ON)

Point Point
Description Notes
Index Property
150 Length of Feeder Static DF2 (1-999 km)
151 Real impedance of the feeder positive sequence Static DF2 (1-60000 ohms)
Imaginary impedance of the feeder

152 Static DF2 (1-60000 ohms)
positive sequence
153 Real impedance of the feeder zero sequence Static DF2 (1-60000 ohms)
Imaginary impedance of the feeder

154 Static DF2 (1-60000 ohms)
zero sequence
DF1(0:NONE, 1:SECtionalizer, 2:MIDpoint

155 Loop Control Type Static
3:TIEpoint)
156 Voltage response side to SEC & MID Static DF1(0:Line VS, 1:Line VL)
157 Voltage response side to TIE Static DF1(0:Line VS, 1:Line VL, 2:Line VS&VL)
DF1(0:3PN, 1:3PP, 2:1PN(A), 3:1PN(B),

158 Line VS wire Static 4:1PN(C), 5:1PP(AB), 6:1PP(BC),
7:1PP(CA))
DF1(2:1PN(A),3:1PN(B), 4:1PN(C),
159 Line VL wire Static
5:1PP(AB), 6:1PP(BC),7:1PP(CA))
160 Auto change to Alternate Setting at Mid Point Static DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ON)
DF1 (0:OFF, 1:ON(VS), 2:ON(VL),

161 Auto change to Alternate Setting at Tie Point Static
3:ON(BOTH))
162 LC after manual close Static DF1 (0:DISABLE, 1:ENABLE)
163 LC after manual open Static DF1 (0:DISABLE, 1:ENABLE)
164 Open time on both dead Line Static DF3 (1-60000 sec)
165 Auto restoration Time Static DF3 (1-60000 sec)
166 Dead Line maximum voltage Static DF2 (200-700 %)
167 Live Line minimum voltage Static DF2 (500-850 %)
168 Dead Line Pickup time delay Static DF3 (1-60000 sec)
169 Live Line Pickup time delay Static DF3 (1-60000 sec)
170 Dead Line Reset time delay Static DF3 (1-60000 sec)
171 Non Recloser Time after LC Action Static DF3 (0-60000 sec)
NOTE
1) It is a Point that select the information of AI Point Fault Cycle, the point has the selection of 0 to 14.
2) By calling the “Fault Cycle Summary No Selector”, AI value responses within 1 second.
3) Signal from 14 Point of BO can restart a system with changed Setting Value.
Table E-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
Table E-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)
F. Exceptional Procedure of Unsolicited Response
EVRC2A-N transfer exceptional procedure of Unsolicited Response. The exceptional Procedure is

defined as follows and help Data Collision avoidance.
Unsolicited Response
Configurable Enable or Disable in “B. 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.
Power-Up Unsol.
When power on device, an Unsolicited Response will be sent as configured Enable or Disable.
Points Remapping
Contents of Class 1, 2 or 3 can be assigned or de-assigned dynamically.
Unsolicited Class
Unsolicited Response is enabled or disabled on a class-by-class basis.
※. When DNP Protocol uses Rs-485/422, although Configuration was set for Unsolicited
Response ENABLE, to prevent any internal Network crash, it is automatically DISABLE.
G. DNP™ 3.0 IED Certification Procedure Subset Level 2
Date: Jan 25, 2003

Manufacture: Entec Electric & Electronic
Comm. Type / Baud Rate: RS-232 / 19200
Device Name / Number: EVRC2A-N RTU Part
Table G-1. DNP™ 3.0 IED Certification Procedure Subset Level 2(1/6)
Test # Function Of Test Result
Link Layer Tests
6.1.2 Reset Link and Passive Confirm Passed
6.2.2 Test Link Passed
6.3.2 Request Link Status Passed
6.4.2 Test Retries Passed
6.5.2 DIR and FCV Bits Passed
6.6.2 Data Link Rejects Invalid Frames-Primary Frames Passed
6.6.2.1 Invalid Start Octets Passed
6.6.2.2 Invalid Primary Function Code Passed
6.6.2.3 Invalid Destination Address Passed
6.6.2.4 Invalid CRC Passed
6.6.2.5 Invalid FCV Passed
6.6.3 Data Link Rejects Invalid Frames-Secondary Frames Passed
6.6.3.1 Invalid Start Octets Passed
6.6.3.2 Invalid Secondary Function Code Passed
6.6.3.3 Invalid Destination Address Passed
6.6.3.4 Invalid CRC Passed
7.2 Transport Layer Passed
Binary Output Tests
8.1.2 Binary Output Status Passed
8.2.1.2.1 Binary Output, SBO, 0x28 Passed
8.2.1.2.2 Binary Output, SBO, 0x17 Passed
8.2.1.2.3 Binary Output, SBO, To Uninstalled Point Passed
8.2.1.2.4 Binary Output, SBO, Execute Issued After Timeout Passed
8.2.1.2.5 Binary Output, SBO, Execute To Different Point Than Select Passed
8.2.1.2.6 Binary Output, SBO, Execute On Time Does Not Match Select On Passed
Time
8.2.1.2.7 Binary Output, SBO, Execute Off Time Does Not Match Select Off Passed
Time
8.2.1.2.8 Binary Output, SBO, Select Using a Supported Control Code, Passed
Execute Using a Different Control Code
8.2.1.2.9 Binary Output, SBO, Select 0x28, Execute 0x17 Passed
8.2.1.2.10 Binary Output, SBO, Configurable Device N/A
8.2.1.2.11 Binary Output, SBO, Same Sequence Number Select Retries Passed
8.2.1.2.12 Binary Output, SBO, Incrementing Sequence Number Select Passed
Retries
8.2.1.2.13 Binary Output, SBO, Same Sequence Number Operate Retries Passed
8.2.1.2.14 Binary Output, SBO, Incrementing Sequence Number Operate Passed
Retries
8.2.1.2.15 Binary Output, SBO, Sequence Number Checking Passed
8.2.2.2.1 Binary Output, Direct Operate Passed
8.2.2.2.2 Binary Output, Direct Operate, To Uninstalled Point Passed
8.2.2.2.3 Binary Output, Direct Operate, Configurable Device N/A
8.2.3.2.1 Binary Output, Direct Operate, No Acknowledge Passed
8.2.3.2.2 Binary Output, Direct Operate, No Acknowledge, To Uninstalled Passed
Point
8.2.3.2.3 Binary Output, Direct Operate, No Acknowledge, Configurable N/A
Device
8.2.4.2 Multiple Object Requests Passed
8.2.5.2.1 Binary Output, Complementary Function Support Passed
8.2.5.2.2 Binary Output, Single Function Support Passed
Analog Output Tests
8.3.2 Analog Output Status Passed
8.4.1.2.1 Analog Output, SBO, 0x28 Passed
8.4.1.2.2 Analog Output, SBO, 0x17 Passed
8.4.1.2.3 Analog Output, SBO, To Uninstalled Point Passed
8.4.1.2.4 Analog Output, SBO, Execute Issued After Timeout Passed
8.4.1.2.5 Analog Output, SBO, Execute Value does not match Select Value Passed
8.4.1.2.6 Analog Output, SBO, Select 0x28, Execute 0x17 Passed
8.4.1.2.7 Analog Output, SBO, Configurable Device N/A
8.4.1.2.8 Analog Output, SBO, Same Sequence Number Select Retries Passed
8.4.1.2.9 Analog Output, SBO, Incrementing Sequence Number Select Passed
Retries
8.4.1.2.10 Analog Output, SBO, Same Sequence Number Operate Retries Passed
8.4.1.2.11 Analog Output, SBO, Incrementing Sequence Number Operate Passed
Retries
8.4.1.2.12 Analog Output, SBO, Sequence Number Checking Passed
8.4.2.2.1 Analog Output, Direct Operate Passed
8.4.2.2.2 Analog Output, Direct Operate To Uninstalled Point Passed
8.4.2.2.3 Analog Output, Direct Operate, Configurable Device N/A
8.4.3.2.1 Analog Output, Direct Operate, No Acknowledge Passed
8.4.3.2.2 Analog Output, Direct Operate, No Acknowledge, To Uninstalled Passed
Point
8.4.3.2.3 Analog Output, Direct Operate, No Acknowledge, Configurable N/A
Device
8.4.4.2 Multiple Object Requests Passed
Class Data Tests
8.5.1.2 Class 0 Passed
8.5.2.2.1 Class 1 Data, 0x06 Passed
8.5.2.2.4 Class 1 Data Without Confirm Passed
8.5.5.2.1 Multiple Object Request, Class 1, 2, 3 Passed
8.5.5.2.2 Multiple Object Request Class 1, 2, 3, and 0 Passed
8.5.6.2 Class Assignment Verification Passed
Internal Indication [IIN] Tests
8.6.1.2 Restart Passed
8.6.2.2 Bad Function Passed
8.6.3.2 Object Unknown Passed
8.6.4.2 Local, Devices With Global Remote Supervisory Control Passed
8.6.4.3 Local, Devices With Individual Remote Supervisory Control Passed
8.6.5.2 Broadcast Address and All Stations Indication, Write
8.6.5.3 Broadcast Address and All Stations Indication, Control Passed
8.6.5.4 Broadcast Address and All Stations Indication, Confirmed Response Passed
Options
8.6.6.2.1 Buffer Overflow, Binary Input Change Event Buffers Passed
8.6.6.2.2 Buffer Overflow, Analog Input Change Event Buffers Passed
8.6.6.2.3 Buffer Overflow, Binary Counter Change Event Buffers Passed
8.6.6.2.4 Buffer Overflow, Double-bit Input Change Event Buffers N/A
Time Synchronization and Cold Restart Tests
8.7.1.2 Delay Measurement Passed
8.7.2.2 Synchronization Passed
8.8.2 Cold restart Passed
Message Fragmentation Tests
8.9.1.2 Use of FIR, FIN, and Sequence in Fragmentation N/A
8.9.2.2 Use of Confirmation in Fragmentation N/A
Mullti-Drop Support
8.10.2 Multi-Drop Support Passed
Unsolicited Response Tests
8.11.2.1 Unsolicited Response Configuration/Startup Passed
8.11.2.2 Unsolicited Response – Class 1 Data Passed
8.11.2.5.1 Transmits Data-Filled Unsolicited Responses Passed.
8.11.2.5.2 Clear Transmitted Data Upon Confirmation Passed
8.11.2.5.3 Processes Non-Read Requests Immediately Passed
8.11.2.5.4 Defers READ Requests Until After Confirmation Received Passed
8.11.2.5.5 Defers READ Requests Until After Confirmation Timeout Passed
8.11.2.5.6 Abandons READ Requests Upon Subsequent Non-READ Requests Passed
8.11.2.5.7 Abandons READ Requests Upon Subsequent READ Requests Passed
8.11.2.5.8 Inhibits Unsolicited Responses Until After Polled Confirmation Passed
8.11.2.5.9 Inhibits Unsolicited Responses Configurable Number of Times Passed
8.11.2.6 Unsolicited Responses Off Passed
8.12.2 Collision Avoidance Passed
Binary Input Tests
8.13.2.1 Device Does Not Have Binary Inputs Passed
8.13.2.2 Device Has Binary Inputs Passed
8.13.2.3 Device Supports Binary Inputs, Configurable Device Passed
8.14.2.1 Device does not support Binary Inputs Changes Passed
8.14.2.2 Binary Input Change, 0x06 Passed
8.14.2.5 Binary Input Change Without Confirm Passed
8.14.2.6 Binary Input Change Without Time, 0x06 Passed
8.14.2.9 Binary Input Change With Time, 0x06 Passed
8.14.2.12 Binary Input Change With Relative Time, 0x06 N/A
8.14.2.15 Binary Input Change With Relative Time, Long Interval N/A
8.15.2 Common Time of Occurrence N/A
Binary Counter Tests
8.16.1.2.1 Device Does Not Have Binary Counters Passed
8.16.1.2.2 Device Responds With Binary Counters Passed
8.16.1.2.3 Device supports Binary Counters, Configurable Device Passed
8.16.2.2.1 Device Does Not Have Frozen Counters Passed
8.16.2.2.2 Binary Counter, Freeze N/A
8.16.2.2.3 Binary Counter, Freeze and Clear N/A
8.16.2.2.4 Binary Counter, Freeze, No Acknowledge N/A
8.16.2.2.5 Binary Counter, Freeze and Clear, No Acknowledge N/A
8.17.2.1 Device Does Not Support Binary Counter Events Passed.
8.17.2.2 Binary Counters, Event, 0x06 N/A
8.17.2.5 Binary Counters, Event Without Confirm N/A
Analog Input Tests
8.18.2.1 Device Does Not Have Analog Inputs Passed
8.18.2.2 Device Has Analog Inputs Passed
8.19.2.1 Analog Input Change Passed
8.19.2.2 Analog Input Change Without Confirm Passed
8.20.2 Multiple Read Requests Passed
H. File Identification
DNP protocol supports file identification function to transfer files. More information about “File
Identification” can be supplied when asked.

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Release Date: Jan. 2010 / Manual Revision: 3.

[Feb. 2007] Ver3.21

[Jan. 2010] Ver 3.30

B. Configuration for DNPTM 3.0 …..……………...………………………………………………5

C. DNPTM 3.0 Device Profile …...…………….…………………………………………………..8

D. DNPTM 3.0 Implementation Table …………….……………..………………………………12

E. DNPTM 3.0 Point Table ..………………………………………………...…………………….18

F. Exceptional Procedure of Unsolicited Response ………………...……………….………….40

G. DNPTM 3.0 IED Certification Procedure Subset Level 2 ..……………….………………….41

H. File Identification …………….…..…………………………………………………………...47

Binary Input Points Class Remapping

Class Assign Function

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

Setting change from Master-Station

B. Configuration for DNP™ 3.0

Title Description Range Unit Default

D/L Retries Data Link Layer retries 0~2 2

D/L Timeout Data link layer timeout 1 ~ 255 sec 55

A/L Retries Application layer retries 0~2 1

A/L Timeout Application layer timeout 1 ~ 255 sec 55

PowUp Unsol Enable unsolicited reporting at power up DISABLE, ENABLE ENABLE

Unsol time Age of oldest event to transmit on 0 ~ 255 sec 5

Master Addr Master station address 0 ~ 65535 65534

SBO Time Select before Operate Timeout 1 ~ 255 sec 15

DNP Address DNP Address 0 ~ 65535 1

Multi Inter Transmission interval at multi-frame 0.01 ~ 300.00 sec 0.10

Tx Delay Transmission time delay 0.00(OFF), 0.01 ~ 300.00 sec 0.05

Class 1 Enable unsolicited class 1 DISABLE, ENABLE DISABLE

Class 2 Enable unsolicited class 2 DISABLE, ENABLE DISABLE

Class 3 Enable unsolicited class 3 DISABLE, ENABLE DISABLE

D/L Setting (Retries, Timeout)

A/L Setting (Retries, Timeout)

Unsolicited Mode (PowUp Unsol, Unsol time)

Address (Master Address, DNP Address)

Multi Inter (Multi-frame Interval)

Unsolicited Class (Class1, Class2, Class2)

Time Req (Time Sync’ Request)

C. DNP™ 3.0 Device Profile

This document must be accompanied by a table having the following headings :

Object Group Request Function Codes Response Function Codes

Vendor Name : ENTEC Electric & Electronic CO.,LTD

Device Name : EVRC2A-N RTU

Highest DNP Level Supported : Device Function :

Supports Enabling and Disabling of Unsolicited Report On a Class basis

Table C-1. DNP 3.0 Device Profile (2/4)

Maximum Data Link Re-tries : Maximum Application Layer Re-tries :

Requires Data Link Layer Confirmation :

Requires Application Layer Confirmation :

Timeouts while waiting for :

Data Link Confirm □ None □ Fixed at ___ □ Variable ■ Configurable

Table C-1. DNP 3.0 Device Profile (3/4)

WRITE Binary Outputs ■ Never □ Always □ Sometimes □ Configurable

Attach explanation if 'Sometimes' or 'Configurable' was checked for any operation.

Sends Unsolicited Responses : Sends Static Data in Unsolicited Responses :

■ ENABLE/DISABLE UNSOLICITED No other options are permitted.

Table C-1. DNP 3.0 Device Profile (4/4)

Default Counter Object/Variation : Counters Roll Over at :

□ No Counters Reported □ No Counters Reported

Sends Multi-Fragment Responses : □ Yes ■ No

D. DNP™ 3.0 Implementation Table

Var Func Qual Func Qual

1 0 Binary Input – All Variations 1 00, 01, 06

07, 08, 00, 01, 07