DNP3

Specify the DNP3 Static Object Types

In the DNP3 protocol, the current value or state of a point is sent to the DNP3 master as a DNP3 Static Object. A DNP3 Static Object is typically sent by the DNP3 Slave outstation in response to a DNP3 Class 0 poll, issued by the DNP3 master.

Example:

A DNP3 master issues a Class 0 poll to a DNP3 Slave outstation.

The outstation responds with a message containing, along with other information, a number of Binary Input Objects. The Binary Input Objects contain the state (and possibly status) of the binary inputs on that Geo SCADA Expert slave outstation.

For each type of point that is associated with a DNP3 Slave outstation, you need to assign a Filtered Value Map (see Define the Filtered Value Map Locations). For each point type that is assigned a Filtered Value Map, use the fields within the Static Objects section of the DNP3 tab to define how the DNP3 Slave outstation formats and presents the Static Object data for those points, to the DNP3 master.

Geo SCADA Expert ignores the Static Object of any points types for which Filtered Value Maps are not configured.

The DNP3 Static Objects and formats specified in this section are not used in a response to a DNP3 Level 3 Scan (this object and format is specified by the master when performing a DNP3 Level 3 Scan).


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