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1 Welcome
SMP Gateway Models
Related Documentation
Getting Assistance with Cybectec Products
Getting Started
Document Overview
2 Principles of Operation
Logical Architecture
Masters and Slaves
Introducing the SMP Gateway in the Automation System
Figure 1 Master and Slave Systems
Figure 2 the SMP Gateway as a Master-And-Slave System
SMP Gateway Internals
Communications Components
Figure 3 the SMP Gateway Real-Time Data Exchange
Configuring the SMP Gateway
Figure 4 SMP Gateway Communications Components
The Transparent SMP Gateway
Figure 5 the Transparent SMP Gateway
Figure 6 Additional SMP Gateway Functions
Using the SMP Gateway as a Protocol Translator
Figure 7 the SMP Gateway Protocol Translator
Using the SMP Gateway as a Data Concentrator or Device Multiplexer
Figure 8 the SMP Gateway Data Concentrator
Using the SMP Gateway as a Communications Processor
Figure 9 the SMP Gateway as a Communications Processor
Putting It All Together
Figure 10 the Substation SMP Gateway
Securing the Substation
Figure 11 the SMP Gateway with a Firewall
3 SMP Tools Overview
4 SMP Manager
Starting SMP Manager and Logging on
Main Window
Adding an SMP Gateway
Information Provided by the SMP Gateway Icon
Customizing the Display
Adding or Removing a Column
Changing the Position of a Column
5 Configuring the SMP Gateway
Creating Master Protocol Instances
Creating a Master Protocol Instance from a Template
Creating a Master Protocol Instance Manually
Configuring the Master Protocol General Settings
Configuring the Data Points
Adding Data Points from a Protocol Template
Creating a Template from a Master Protocol Instance
Duplicating a Master Protocol Instance
Configuring the Communications Links
Configuring the Serial Port Interfaces
Configuring the Operation of the Serial Ports
Configuring TCP/IP Master Connections
Associating a Master Protocol Instance with a Communications Link
Testing the Configuration
Validating and Saving the Configuration
Sending the Configuration to the SMP Gateway
Retrieving an SMP Gateway Configuration File
Working with SMP Config
Selecting Cells and Lines
Duplicating a Line
Copying a Value to a Group of Cells
Resequencing a Group of Lines
Deleting an Item
Using Tooltips
Searching and Replacing Points in a Configuration
6 Viewing the SMP Log Files
Information Provided by SMP Log
SMP Log Features
Searching in SMP Log
Printing a Log
Saving a Log File
Viewing Multiple Log Folders at Once
Changing How Time Information Is Displayed
7 Viewing Protocol Exchanges in Real Time
SMP Trace Features
Printing Traces
Saving All the Scrolled Information
8 Viewing Communications Statistics in Real Time
Information Provided by SMP Stats
Printing Statistics
9 Using a Web Browser to View Data in Real Time
Applying a Filter to a Data Point Display
Acknowledging Data Point Value Changes
10 Connecting the SMP Gateway to a Control Center
Subscribing to the Master Data Points
Configuring the Data Points
Validating and Activating the Configuration
11 Using the Web Server's Commissioning Tool
Activating the Commissioning Feature
Opening a Commissioning Session
The Commissioning Tab
Forcing an Input Point
Performing a Control Operation
Closing the Commissioning Session
12 Interconnecting SMP Gateways
Configuring the Slave SMP Gateway
Configuring the Master SMP Gateway
Updating the Interconnections Master's Data Point List
Verifying the Interconnection between the SMP Gateways
13 Security
Substation Network Security Considerations
Using SMP Tools through a Substation LAN Firewall
Extending the SMP Gateway Security Model
Accessing the Login Information Dialog Box
Defining Your Authentication Policy
Groups and Privileges
Managing User Groups and Privileges
Validating and Saving the Security Database
Sending the Security Database to One or more SMP Gateways
Retrieving the Security Database of an SMP Gateway
Removing the Security Database from One or more SMP Gateways
Viewing the Security Log
File Certification and Integrity Checking
Manually Setting up a VPN Connection
Configuring the Firewall
Setting General Parameters
Locking Incoming RAS and Passthrough Connections
Locking or Unlocking All Incoming RAS Dialup Connections
Locking or Unlocking a Passthrough Connection
14 Using Passthrough Connections
Figure 12 Using a Passthrough Connection
Setting up Passthrough Connections
Installing a Loopback Cable, if Necessary
Setting up a List of Applications and Loopback Connections
Connecting to the Device
Using the Trace of Passthrough Connection Events
Changing How Time Information Is Displayed in SMP Connect
15 Retrieving Event Files from Devices
Configuring Master Protocols for Event File Retrieval
Retrieving Files from Another SMP Gateway
16 Using the Annunciator Interface
Activating the Annunciator Option
Setting up the Annunciator
Configuring Alarm Inputs
Setting up the Alarms
Setting up the Blocked
Setting up the History
Setting up the System State
Creating a User-Defined Readings
Selecting the Pages to Display
Selecting the Page Displayed at Startup
Setting up an Alarm Buzzer
Setting up a Screen Saver Using SMP Config
Calibrating the Touch Screen
Managing Alarms
Blocking Alarm Inputs
Using the Single Alarm Display
Monitoring System Status
Performing Control Operations from a Readings
Using the Screen Saver
17 The SMP Gateway's Automation Functions
Adding an Automation Functions Instance
Defining an Automation Function
Understanding Automation Functions Settings
The Soft PLC
Using Codesys to Create SMP Gateway Automation Scripts
18 Using Syslog with an SMP Gateway
19 Redundancy
Redundant Ieds
Grouping 2 SMP Gateways for Redundancy
SMP Manager's Redundancy Column
Managing Redundancy
Additional Failover Conditions
Monitoring Redundancy Status
Hot Standby
Teaming Nics for Network Fault Tolerance (SMP 16 Only)
20 Setting up the SNMP Server
21 Time Adjustment
Automatic Clock Adjustment
About GPS, IRIG-B and SNTP
Configuring the SMP 16 GPS Clock Option
Setting up the SMP Gateway as an SNTP Client
Using a SCADA Protocol's Time Adjustment Feature
Configuring IRIG-B Time Distribution
Adjusting Devices Clocks Using Master Protocols
22 SMP Tools Remote Access to the SMP Gateway
Setting up a Direct Serial Connection
Windows 2000 Setup Procedures
Setting up a Dial-Up (Modem) Connection
Setting up a Direct Serial Connection
23 Using a Dial-Up Connection for DNP3 or IEC 60870-5-101
Specifying Which Serial Ports Have Modems
Adding a Modem to a Modem Pool
Adding a Modem Pool Master Connection
24 Updating SMP Gateway's Software and Tools
Updating the SMP Tools on the PC
Updating the SMP Gateway Application
Updating the Configuration File
25 Activating a New License
26 Miscellaneous SMP Tool Features
SMP Config Features
System Data Points
SMP Loader
Setting up SMP Loader
Main Window
Transferring Files to the SMP Gateway
Log File
27 Telnet-Based Functions
R Command
Q Command
D Command
28 Troubleshooting
Creating an SMP Gateway Report File
Viewing an SMP Gateway Report File
Protocols Failed
Critical Components Missing
Physical Layer
Problems with Data Validity
Firewall-Related Problems
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