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A slave contains a list for each of the output data types (analog and binary). These lists are to be configured depending on the desired point class and the default value of each point.
The DNP3 master can enable unsolicited responses for a specific class of points (class 1, 2, and 3).
Analog Outputs
Each data has the following parameters:
- Point class: The point class can be 0, 1, 2 or 3.
- Default value: The initial value that will be sent to the model until a DNP3 master connects and updates it with a new value.
Binary Outputs
Each data has the following parameters:
- Point class: The point class can be 0, 1, 2 or 3.
- Default value: The initial value that will be sent to the model until a DNP3 master connects and updates it with a new value.
- Operate as trip/close pair (Binary type only): A checkbox that enables or disables the use of the point as a trip/close pair.
When checked, the binary output will have 2 connection points, one for 'trip' and one for 'close'. The default value dictates how the 'trip or 'close' gets activated:- default value OFF = 'trip' or 'close' output will be active for the duration of the 'on time' parameter of the command
- default value ON = 'trip' or 'close' output will be active for the duration of the 'off time' parameter of the command
The DNP3 master can enable unsolicited responses for a specific class of points (class 1, 2, and 3).
Connections
Once the driver has been configured as desired, the user will have to connect points in the model to points in the driver by using the designated RT-LAB GUI. This connection panel will show all the driver's and model's connectable points, once the model has been compiled. It is also possible to make connections on LabVIEW panels.
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