ServerName

Defines a default name for this Driver, used in the name of files in LDS format

Transport Layer

Defines a transport layer. Possible values are MMS (default) or XMPP

LD File Path

Directory where files in LDS format are saved containg an IEC 61850 database. Users must inform a valid directory

App Category

When receiving commands, this Driver uses the item selected in this option to compare with the OrCat (Origin Category) property sent by a client. The available options are Bay, Station, Remote, or Maintenance. Commands with unexpected types are not executed

Analog Deadband %

Indicates a minimum percentage for a change in the value of an analog variable, relative to its previous value, to be considered an event that can be sent by a report. Users can also specify an individual dead band in the N1 parameter of each Tag

Check Association Parameter

Defines if, when receiving a connection request from a client, the client addresses P (Presentation), T (Transport), or S (Session) accept or not a connection

Buffered Report Max Events

Maximum number of events stored in BRCBs (buffered reports)

Save Address Space on Exit

Indicates whether a file in LDS format must be saved after finishing the execution of this Driver, updating default values that may have been changed relative to what was imported by a file in ICD format

Import ICD File

Allows selecting a file in ICD format to use as this Driver's database. All parameters that can be imported are copied to the available properties. The other parameters, such as definitions for Logical Devices and Logical Nodes, are saved to a proprietary file with an .lds extension on the path indicated in the LD File Path option and also a file for each Logical Device is created with the name in the format ServerName_LogicalDeviceName.LDS

Use Command Block

Informs whether the process of importing Tags, or Tag browsing, creates individual Tags for Select and Operate commands or a block is created allowing to inform an operation before the request

Select Timeout (ms)

Time-out between a Select operation and an Operate command. If after this time the Operate command is not sent, then the Select operation is canceled

Response Profile

Informs how commands are handled by this Driver. Possible values are Deny Always: Commands are responded immediately, denying them with a Temporarily Unavailable code, Accept Always: Commands are responded immediately, passing their value to an application, or Treat by Application: Commands are evaluated by an application. If positive, sends a success message to the client. Otherwise, sends a response with a Temporarily Unavailable code

App Timeout (ms)

Default time-out of an application layer