ICCP Client Tab

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ICCP Client Tab

This tab contains configurations for parameters on the Client side.

ICCP Client tab

ICCP Client tab

The available option on this tab are described on the next table.

Available options on the ICCP Client tab

Option

Description

Remote Domain

Informs the name of the Domain of a remote ICCP Server, that is, the instance name of this Server. This name is checked on both sides, Client and Server, for several operations and it must match exactly

Expected Billateral Table Name

Informs the name of the Bilateral Table from an ICCP Server. If on the Server side there is an Elipse E3 or Elipse Power application using this Driver, this name is an alias to the definitions from an ICCPServer.blt file and it must be checked by a Client to ensure the security of an application

Expected Billateral Table Version

Informs the version of a Bilateral Table from an ICCP Server. This version must be checked by a Client to ensure the security of an application

RFC1006 Remote TSAP

This Driver uses RFC 1006 specification as a transport layer for ISO over TCP packages. Therefore, users must inform the TSAP (Transport Service Access Point) used by this Driver on the Server side to establish a connection using this protocol. The default value of this option is 1 (one)

Use Opt Fields at DataSet

IEC 60870-6 version 2000-08 standard defines optional fields that can be declared and sent with a DataSet TransferSet message. These fields help identifying message parameters, such as timestamp and purpose. The default value of this option is selected

Apply Local Time Offset

Considers the timestamp provided by an ICCP Server in UTC (Coordinated Universal TIme) format, by applying the local time offset

Discard NTR - Retries

Informs whether this Driver must discard received readings from a Server that contain null timestamps (Null Timestamp Responses). If when reading a DataSet there are data types with timestamp and all those timestamps are null, then in addition to discarding readings from these points, new readings can be requested, up to the maximum value of retries defined in this option

Timestamp lag limit (days)

Inform the maximum number of days a timestamp can be late compared to the current time. If this number of days is exceeded, the timestamp is replaced by the current time and the quality of a Tag is configured with the value 64 (Uncertain)

Timestamp ahead limit (days)

Inform the maximum number of days a timestamp can be upfront compared to the current time. If this number of days is exceeded, the timestamp is replaced by the current time and the quality of a Tag is configured with the value 64 (Uncertain)

Import XML

Creates an ICCPClient.blt file by importing an XML file in Sisco AXS4 format

Check BLT File

Checks consistency of an ICCPClient.blt file and displays a dialog box with the results of this check

Remote P Selector

Value of a remote selector used by the OSI Presentation Layer (ISO/IEC 8823). The default value of this option is 1 (one)

Remote S Selector

Value of a remote selector used by the OSI Session Layer (ISO/IEC 8327). The default value of this option is 1 (one)

Remote T Selector

Value of a remote selector used by the OSI Transport Layer (ISO/IEC 8073). The default value of this option is 1 (one)

Remote App ID

Identifier used by the OSI Association Layer (ISO/OSI 8650) in ASN.1 (Abstract Syntax Notation 1) format. Indicates a data format adopted by the AARQ (Association Request) function, whose default value is "1,1,999,1,1" (iso.1.999.1.1)

Remote AE Qualifier

Identifier used by the OSI Association Layer as a format. The default value of this option is 12

Keep Alive (ms)

Time Interval used by a Client to check whether a connection is still active, by sending an MMS Identify message, if no other message has been sent during the specified period of time

Bad Quality Delay (ms)

A delay to consider when returning a bad quality to points after receiving a value with bad quality from a Server. If this value is greater than 0 (zero), then the received value is reported immediately, still with a good quality. If, after expired the time informed in this option, a point still has a bad quality, then this point is updated correspondingly. If a value with good quality is received before that interval expires, then this value is reported immediately and the counting is interrupted

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