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6.5
The Subscriber Administration
6.5.1
Functions of subscriber administration
Configuring subscriber data
Once the telecontrol connections have been configured, all the requirements are met so that
you can configure the subscriber data for the DNP3 communications subscribers as follows:
● Generating subscriber data
● Displaying subscriber data
● Editing subscriber data
● Pack the subscriber data so that it can be understood by the hardware components; in
other words, in data blocks (DBs) or system data blocks (SDBs).
Processing is always necessary when data needs to be acquired that is connection-related;
in other words cannot be assigned to a particular subscriber.
Processing of subscriber data is also necessary when data other than for objects is stored,
for example the DB configuration for the CPU modules.
After starting subscriber administration, first the previously known data of the subscribers is
loaded from the data management and then updated. The following data is updated:
● Subscriber information: Which subscribers exist?
● Networking information: Who communicates with whom over which connections?
● DB configuration information: Which data blocks are generated for a CPU?
Configuring TD7 software
The last entry in the navigation to the left in the window contains the subscribers with
TD7onTIM. With these subscribers, the properties of the TD7 software are configured
directly on the TIM.
The parameter assignment for this data is described in the section TD7onTIM (Page 158).
Printing subscriber lists
To provide users with an overview of the existing subscribers, the SINAUT configuration tool
provides the option of printing out the list of subscribers in a brief overview format and as a
long version.
A print preview function is available to check the output before printing.
TIM DNP3
System Manual, 12/2015, C79000-G8976-C253-04
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