195. DNP3 Ethernet Communication Setup Configuration UtilityPXM 4/6/8K DNP3 Ethernet Communications User Manual MN150005EN January 2017 www.eaton.comFigure 8. DNP3 Global Settings Setup Edit Page.5.3 CommunicationThe User can set the DNP3 stack communication relatedparameter in this web page. There are layer wise sectionsfor easy parameter settings.

INTRODUCTION

DNP3 Protocol Primer

Link Layer Responsibility

Unsolicited Responses

DNP DEVICE PROFILE

IMPLEMENTATION TABLE

DNP3 ETHERNET COMMUNICATION SETUP CONFIGURATION UTILITY

DNP3 Node Identification

Global Settings

Communication

DNP3 Input/Output Setup

Procedure to Create the DNP3 Database Configuration

Assigning a Dead Band

APPENDIX A POINTS LIST

Eaton Power Xpert PXM 4K Series User Manual

Introduction

Applicability

AC Power Measurement Concepts Used in this Manual

Feature Comparison between Power Xpert Meter Models

Warranties

Quick Start Guide for the Meter

Power Supply Connections

Configure the Security Mode Dip Switches

Com Reset Switch

Establishing Communications between the Meter and the Displays

Connecting to a Meter Using the Embedded Web Server Interface

Programming the Meter via the Optional Communications Expansion Card

Installation

Wiring of CT & VT Connections

CT & VT Connector Installation on the Power Xpert

Meter Dimensions

Wiring

Communication Wiring

RS485 Network

LEDs

Introduction to Web Server Screens

Overview Screen

Trends

Energy Screen

I/O Screen

Functions on the Web Server

Meter Settings Using the Web Server

Triggers Screen

Metering Screen

Comms Screen

Users Screens

Diagnostics Screen

Firmware Upgrade

Troubleshooting & Maintenance

Return Procedure

Troubleshooting Matrix

Glossary

A MODBUS Communication (See IB150014EN)

C SNMP Communication

D Option Cards

D.1. Power Xpert Meter Option Cards

D.2. Optional I/O Card

D.3. 1ms Time Stamping of Digital and Sub-Cycle Disturbance Events

D.5. Satellite Time Reference (Cyber-Sciences STR-100)

D.6. Communications Expansion Card (PXMCE card)

D.7. Communication Ports (PXMCE card)

E Standard Cards

E.1. Power Xpert Meter Cards

E.2. Communication Main (PXMCM) Card

E.4. 24V Source Outputs CM4 & CM6

E.5. Power Supply Card PXMPS-1

E.6. Diagnostic DIP Switch Settings

F Data Files

F.3. Energy Logs

F.4. Trend Logs

G Root Certificate Authority Installation

G.2. Installing Root CA with Google Chrome

G.3. Installing Root CA with Mozilla Firefox

G.4. Installing Root CA with Edge

H Specifications

specifications

Power Xpert PXM 4000

Mounting and Wiring

Fuses

Ratings

Meter and Display Cleaning instructions

Power Xpert Software Subscription

Quick Start Guide for the Meter Module

VT , VX & CT Connections

Establishing Communications between the Meter Module and the Optional Graphic Display Module

Operating the Display Module

Programming the Meter Module using the Embedded Web Server Interface

Programming the Meter Module via the Optional Communications Expansion Card

Mounting the Power Xpert Meter and Display Separately

MeterDimensions

WIRING

Display Link Addressing

Home, Meter, Power, Quality, Energy, I/O, Events & Setup Screens

The Meter Main Screen

The Power Main Screen

The Energy Main Screen

Selecting Other Devices From The Events Screen

Introduction to the Local Graphical Display

The Main Screens

Navigating from one Main Screen to another

Accessing Details From All Main Screens

The Events Main Screen

The Setup Main Screen

Functions on the Graphical Display

Meter

Energy

Quality

Subcycle Disturbance

Setup on the Web Server

Setup on the Graphical Display

Quick Setup

Meter Setup and Commissioning

Setup" This Display (Screen contrast, etc.)

Network, Firmware & Product Information

Password Setup

Upgrading From a PXM4000 to a PXM6000

Operating in Safe Mode

A MODBUS Communication

A.5. Register 2901 (Controls – Modbus RTU)

A.8. Register 4609 (Product Status)

A.10. Registers 4611-6332 (Real-Time Measured Values)

B Standard & Extended Modbus Register Maps

B.2. Extended Modbus Register Map

B.3. Minimum and Maximum Register Map

B.4. I/O Register Map

B.5. Appendix E – Event Trigger Register Map

B.6. Event Log Register Map

B.7 . Trend and Profile Query Register Map

B.8. Latest Min/Max/Avg Register Map

B.9. Latest Demand Profile Register Map

D Diagnostics

D.1. Battery Status

D.2. System Log

D.3. Event Count

D.4. Communications - Ethernet Status

D.6. Communications - COM0, COM1, COM2, COM3 (Slave)

D.7 . Communications - COM1, COM2, COM3 (Master)

D.8. Communications - I/O Internal Input Status

E Option Cards

E.1. Power Xpert Meter Option Cards

E.2. Optional I/O Card

E.3. 1ms Time Stamping of Digital and Sub-Cycle Disturbance Events

E.5. Satellite Time Reference (Cyber-Sciences STR-100)

E.6. Communications Expansion Card (PXMCE card)

E.7 . Communication Ports (PXMCE card)

F Specifications

G Standard Cards

G.1. Power Xpert Meter Cards

G.2. Communication Main (PXMCM) Card

G.4. 24V Source Outputs CM4 & CM6

G.5. Power Supply Card PXMPS-1

H Data Files

H.3. Energy Logs

H.4. Trend Logs

I Root Certificate Authority Installation

Power Xpert PXM 6000

Power Xpert PXM 8000

PXM4K Series

PXM6K Series

PXM8K Series


Contents Table Of Contents INTRODUCTION DNP3 Protocol Primer Link Layer Responsibility Table Of Contents Unsolicited Responses DNP DEVICE PROFILE IMPLEMENTATION TABLE DNP3 ETHERNET COMMUNICATION SETUP CONFIGURATION UTILITY DNP3 Node Identification Global Settings Communication DNP3 Input/Output Setup Procedure to Create the DNP3 Database Configuration Assigning a Dead Band APPENDIX A POINTS LIST	195. DNP3 Ethernet Communication Setup Configuration UtilityPXM 4/6/8K DNP3 Ethernet Communications User Manual MN150005EN January 2017 www.eaton.comFigure 8. DNP3 Global Settings Setup Edit Page.5.3 CommunicationThe User can set the DNP3 stack communication relatedparameter in this web page. There are layer wise sectionsfor easy parameter settings. Previous Next / 44