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GE Grid Solutions Multilin D400 TM Substation Gateway Software Configuration Guide SWM0066 Version 5.20 Revision GE Information Copyright Notice ©2016, General Electric Company All rights reserved The information contained in this online publication is the exclusive property of General Electric Company, except as otherwise indicated You may view, copy and print documents and graphics incorporated in this online publication (the “Documents”) subject to the following: (1) the Documents may be used solely for personal, informational, non-commercial purposes; (2) the Documents may not be modified or altered in any way; and (3) General Electric Company withholds permission for making the Documents or any portion thereof accessible via the internet Except as expressly provided herein, you may not use, copy, print, display, reproduce, publish, license, post, transmit or distribute the Documents in whole or in part without the prior written permission of General Electric Company The 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Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc Other company or product names mentioned in this document may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies Security Notice Many of the D400’s network services are unauthenticated and unencrypted (for example, DNP3/TCP Master) It is the user’s responsibility to ensure these services are protected from unauthorized use Even though the D400 includes a host firewall, it is recommended that an external network firewall be placed on the electronic security perimeter as an additional layer of protection About this Document Purpose This guide provides detailed information on how to configure the software of the Multilin D400TM Substation Gateway Although this document describes all the configurable software applications in the D400, only the applications you purchased for your D400 are available to you Intended Audience This document is a helpful resource for utility personnel and system engineers who are implementing the D400 in an overall substation automation system, and protection engineers who are controlling network devices It is intended for readers who have knowledge of substation automation equipment and applications Additional Documentation For further information about the D400, refer to the following documents • D400 Substation Gateway Instruction Manual (994-0089) • • D400 online Help (includes D400 configuration tool online Help) D400 Utilities and IEC 61850 Loader online help How to Use this Guide This guide describes how to configure the D400 The D400 employs sophisticated applications that contain many advanced features and capabilities To successfully configure and operate the D400 for your substation environment, it is highly recommended that you work through this entire guide Where appropriate, a detailed Table of Contents is provided at the beginning of a chapter If you need assistance, contact General Electric Company GE Grid Solutions Technical Support In configuration tables, “N/A” in the “Default” column indicates there is no default setting provided, and “X” indicates the number is automatically incremented Document Conventions This guide uses the Systeme International (SI) and the Microsoft® Manual of Style as a basis for styles and conventions The following typographic conventions are used throughout this manual Bold face is used for: – – – Names of software program menus, editors, and dialog boxes; also for the names of menu commands, keyboard keys, icons and desktop shortcuts, and buttons and fields in editors and dialog boxes Names of hardware components User input that must be typed exactly Italic face is used for: – – – – – Emphasis Cross-references to sections, figures and tables within this manual and for titles of other documents File and directory names; examples of directory paths are generally given in the Windows form Placeholders for user input that is specific to the user May also include angle brackets around the placeholder if the placeholder is already in italic text For example, c:\\product.def References to a setting or field value shown The software-related procedures in this guide are based on using a computer running Windows® XP Some steps and dialog boxes may vary slightly if you are using another version of Windows Safety words and definitions Before attempting to install or use the device, review all safety indicators in this document to help prevent injury, equipment damage or downtime The following safety and equipment symbols are used in this document: Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury Indicates practices that are not related to personal injury Product Support If you need help with any aspect of your GE Grid Solutions product, you can: • Access the GE Grid Solutions Web site • Search the GE Technical Support library • Contact Technical Support GE Grid Solutions Web Site The GE Grid Solutions Web site provides fast access to technical information, such as manuals, release notes and knowledge base topics Visit us on the Web at: http://www.gegridsolutions.com GE Technical Support Library This site serves as a document repository for post-sales requests To get access to the Technical Support Web site, go to: http://sc.ge.com/*SASTechSupport Contact Technical Support The GE Grid Solutions Technical Support is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week for you to talk directly to a GE representative In the U.S and Canada, call toll-free: 800 547 8629 International customers, please call: +1 905 927 7070 or email to multilin.tech@ge.com Have the following information ready to give to Technical Support: • Ship to address (the address that the product is to be returned to) • Bill to address (the address that the invoice is to be sent to) • Contact name • Contact phone number • Contact fax number • Contact e-mail address • Product number / serial number • Description of problem Technical Support will provide you with a case number for your reference Upgrade Your D400 Firmware The firmware of your D400 can be upgraded to provide the latest functionality and improvements Visit the Technical Support website to download the upgrade software and instruction guide Table of Contents Chapter - Welcome to the D400 13 Welcome to the D400 HMI - Table of Contents 13 Welcome to the D400 Substation Gateway 13 What's New 14 D400 Automation Features 16 Log in to the D400 16 Logout 17 Configure the D400 17 Help 18 Chapter - D400 Setup 19 D400 Setup - Table of Contents 19 Browser Setup 19 Java Runtime Environment 20 Software Version Information 21 Chapter - Tour of the D400 HMI 22 Tour of the D400 HMI - Table of Contents 22 About the D400 HMI 22 D400 HMI Components 23 Using the HMI 24 Power Bar 26 Change Displayed Information 33 Internationalization 34 Chapter - Configure System Security 40 Configure System Security - Table of Contents 40 Security Features 40 System Security 41 Password Complexity 41 Connection Security 41 User Accounts and Authentication 43 Setting Up a User Account 48 HMI User Access Levels Introduction 48 Secure Access 49 Software Licensing Tools 49 Firewall Settings 50 Automatic logout 51 Chapter - Networking in D400 52 Networking - Table of Contents 52 vii D400 V5.20 HMI Configuration Guide Network Cards 52 Substation LAN IED Types 53 Network Interface Configuration 55 Custom Routing 72 Network Summary 75 Chapter - D400 Redundancy 76 D400 Redundancy - Table of Contents 76 About Redundancy 76 Redundancy Summary 79 Operational States 79 D400 Redundancy Configuration Combinations 80 Configure the D400 for Redundancy 82 System Points 87 Non-Sync Mode 89 Validating the Redundant Connections 90 Changeover during Standby Start-up 91 Data Synchronization 91 Ethernet Connections 91 Sync Config Operation 92 HMI User Access Privileges on Redundant System 93 Redundancy Setup Checklist 93 Error Messages and Troubleshooting 95 Chapter - Work With One-Line Diagrams 102 Work With One-Line Diagrams - Table of Contents 102 One-Line Viewer 103 View One-Line Diagrams 103 One Line Designer 104 Executing One-Line Diagram Commands 140 Chapter - Manage Alarms 141 Manage Alarms - Table of Contents 141 Digital Event Management 141 Alarm Types 142 Alarm Groups 142 Double Point Alarms 142 Active Alarms 143 Historical Alarms 145 Configure Alarms 146 Originators 151 Chapter - viii View Data 152 Table Of Contents View Data - Table of Contents 152 View Data 153 Real-Time Database 153 Data types 154 Data Quality Status 155 Point Summary 158 Viewing Point Details 161 View Events 165 System Communications 166 System Logs 170 Data Logger 175 Chapter 10 - Execute Commands 177 Execute Commands - Table of Contents 177 Issue a Command 177 Acknowledge an Alarm (One-Line Viewer) 179 Acknowledge an Alarm Group (One-Line Viewer) 179 Analog Output Interface 180 Analog Set-point Interface 180 Digital Control Interface 181 Digital Output Interface 181 Navigate to Active Alarm Page (One-Line Viewer) 183 Point Forcing Interface 184 Raise/Lower Control Interface 184 Tag/Inhibit Interface 185 Global Controls Disable 186 Control Lockout Feature 186 Chapter 11 - Time Synchronization 187 Time Synchronization - Table of Contents 187 Time Sync Input to D400 187 Time Sync Output from D400 187 Chapter 12 - D.20 Peripherals 188 D.20 RIO 188 Chapter 13 - Operator Notes 189 Operator Notes - Table of Contents 189 Operator Notes 189 Add a Note 190 Edit a Note 190 Operator Notes Log 190 Chapter 14 - System Utilities 191 ix D400 V5.20 HMI Configuration Guide System Utilities - Table of Contents 191 Utilities 191 Utilities Log In 192 Certificate Import 192 Certificate Management 193 Export Database 194 Chapter 15 - Communications 199 Communications - Table of Contents 199 Connection 200 Configure Serial Communications 200 Configure Network Communications 234 Chapter 16 - Connect to D.20 RIO 251 Connect to a Single D.20 RIO Device 251 Connect to redundant D.20TM RIO Devices 252 Chapter 17 - Configure IED/Device Blocks (Clients) 254 Configure IED/Device Blocks (Clients) - Table of Contents 254 Client Map 254 SNMP Client Properties 256 IEC 60870-5-101+104 Client 259 IEC 60870-5-103 Client 267 DNP3 Client 273 Generic ASCII Client 278 IEC 61850 Client 288 Hydran Client 289 SEL Binary Client 291 Chapter 18 - Configure Master Stations (Servers) 300 Configure Master Stations (Servers) - Table of Contents 300 Server Maps 300 IEC 60870-5-101+104 Server 302 DNP3 Server 314 MODBUS Server 321 Chapter 19 - Configure Automation Features 326 Configure Automation Features - Table of Contents 326 Configuration Overview 327 Accumulator Freeze 328 Alarm 329 Analog Report Generation 330 Automated Record Retrieval 338 Calculator 355 x D400 V5.20 HMI Configuration Guide Time Sequence of Message Transaction with Support for delayed message processing as True Delayed Response received within Device Response Timeout Note: 472 When responses are not received within the transaction timeout period for all of the configured number of retries, but are received within the Device response timeout, responses are accepted and processed Application Pseudo Points Delayed Response not received within Device Response Timeout: 473 D400 V5.20 HMI Configuration Guide Note: When a response is not received within the transaction timeout period for all of the configured number of retries, and also within Device response timeout period, the Device is put OFFLINE along with all respective points Note: An OFFLINE device resumes communication only after the Reconnect Interval duration When an OFFLINE device communication resumes, it always resets and starts with the first transaction Sample Configuration where response is expected within definite period Consider configuring an IED with a transaction message having IED Address within transaction message IED Device 1: Message to be sent : 1231241,I01241 Expected Response : 1FF12414F# Response is expected within definite period of 100ms The Message to be sent is to be configured as follows: Application Parameters: • • Allow Delayed Message Processing : Disabled Inter Device Delay : Configure required delay between two consecutive IEDs Connection Page: • IED Address : 1241 Client Map File: • • • • • • Start Of Message : 123 End Of Message : # Successful Login Prompt : # Transaction Timeout : 100 Login Required : false (if login is not supported) Default Retries : or any required number Transaction Definition: • Message OUT : This shall be configured in following two ways Method 1: 1241,I01241 Method 2: {$ADDR$},I0{$ADDR$} • Invalid Pattern : None Note: 474 If device supports the detection of an invalid configuration by responding with predefined response for a mis-configuration, the predefined invalid pattern is to be defined for Invalid Pattern field If the response matches with the Invalid Pattern defined, the Pseudo Point MsgError and ConfigError are incremented Application Pseudo Points Valid Response Pattern : • This is to be configured to detect the valid response reliably I 1241 => this signifies that I is the starting character and 1241 is from 4th character position in the response I {$ADDR$} => this signifies that I is the starting character and 1241 is derived at runtime from variable using Address field defined in connection page and expected from 4th character position in the response I {$ADDR$}{$CHKSUM16$} => this signifies that I is the starting character and 1241 is from 4th character position and checksum is available from 3rd character position from end of response Depending on the configuration of the valid response pattern, the response is validated and if all the criteria defined in valid response pattern is met, the response is considered valid If, except for the checksum, the rest of the defined valid response pattern criteria is met, then the response is considered a MsgError and the Message is resent based on the configured number of retries If all defined valid response pattern criteria is met, the response is further processed as per the token / position based parsing policy defined in the transaction definition in the client map file for updating the points If response fields are not correct (that is, the encoding format selected for processing the data response fields), the points are put offline with the old data quality attribute If all defined valid response pattern criteria is met and the data response fields are valid as per encoding format selected, the points are updated in the database 475 D400 V5.20 HMI Configuration Guide Appendix A - Configuring a Linuxbased Enterprise Server SSH Server Almost all Linux distributions typically come with an SSH server pre-installed on them Rsync utility The rsync package is open-source software that enables the rsync utility on a Linux-based computer The rsync utility/software synchronizes files and directories from one location to another while minimizing data transfer using delta encoding when appropriate An important feature of rsync not found in most similar programs/protocols is that the mirroring takes place with only one transmission in each direction Since rsync does not provide any security while transferring data it is recommended that you use rsync over an SSH session This allows a secure remote connection Installation Steps Use any one of the following commands to install rsync If you are using Debian or Ubuntu Linux, type the following command: # apt-get install rsync or $ sudo apt-get install rsync If you are using Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) / CentOS 4.x or older version, type the following command: # up2date rsync If you are a RHEL / CentOS 5.x or newer (or Fedora Linux) user, type the following command: # yum install rsync Note: 476 Since rsync does not provide any security while transferring data it is recommended that you use rsync over ssh session This allows a secure remote connection Appendix B - Running Cron Jobs on the D400 Appendix B - Running Cron Jobs on the D400 Scheduling background jobs in D400 using Cron utility Using the D400 Cron utility is an effective way to schedule a routine background job at a specific time and/or day on an on-going basis In the D400 the /etc/crontab configuration file controls the background jobs that are to be scheduled The format of the file is described in the table below Field Description Allowed Values Min (m) Minute field to 59 Hour (h) Hour Field to 23 DOM Day of Month to 31 MON Month of Year to 12 DOW Day of week to User D400 user Command Command to run This can either be a direct shell command or a script For example: In the below line from the crontab file, the test.sh script runs every minute on the second half of every hour where 30-59 is specified in the Minute field and the remaining fields specified with ‘*’ 477 D400 V5.20 HMI Configuration Guide Note 1: The control file /etc/crontab: • Needs to be copied to /mnt/usr/D400_SysConfig/etc/ so that the changes done are persisted across reboots • Can only be modified by root users or users with elevated root permissions Note 2: If you are running a script, the script should: • Have executable permissions • Be copied to persistent storage in order to retain them across reboots GE is not responsible for the Cron jobs written by users 478 Glossary Glossary B BG: background C CHP: Combined Heat and Power A CHP unit is a cogeneration system CMYK: Cyan/Magenta/Yellow/Black (color palette) CR: carriage return CRL: Certificate Revocation Lists D DAN: Double Attached Node DCA: Data Collection Application Also referred to as client application DNP: Distributed Network Protocol DPA: Data Processing Application Also referred to as server application DPMS: Display Power Management Signaling DST: Daylight Saving Time DTA: Data Translation Application Also referred to as automation application F FG: foreground G GUI: Graphical User Interface (also called Human Machine Interface – HMI) H HMI: Human Machine Interface (also called Graphical User Interface – GUI) HMI Client: Client-side functionality that resides in the user’s browser HMI Server: Server-side functionality that resides on the D400 and provides services to the client side browsers HSL: hue/saturation/lightness (color palette) HSV: hue/saturation/value (color palette) HTTP: HyperText Transfer Protocol HTTPS: Designated the use of HTTP but with a different default port and an additional encryption/authentication layer between HTTP and TCP 479 D400 V5.20 HMI Configuration Guide I IED: Intelligent Electronic Device IP: Internet Protocol IRIG-B: Inter Range Instrumentation Group (IRIG) - an American standardized network time code format J JRE: JAVA Runtime Environment L LAN: Local Area Network LF: linefeed M MAC: Media Access Control MPC: Model predictive control mSQL: Mini Sequential Query Language - provides fast access to stored data with low memory requirements N NIC: Network Interface Card NTP: Network Time Protocol NVRAM: Non-Volatile Random Access Memory O OLV: One-Line Viewer P P: Power PRF: Protective Relay Fault PRP: Parallel Redundancy Protocol R RGB: Red/Green/Blue (color palette) rge: ratio for gas-to-electricity rgh: ratio for gas-to-heat RTC: Real-time clock RTDB: Real-time database 480 Glossary S Secure SCADA: Secure SCADA is a term used to refer to a number of features built into the D400 Substation Data Manager to facilitate encrypted communications and identity verification sFTP: Secure File Transfer Protocol SNTP: Simple Network Time Protocol SOE: Sequence of Events SSH: Secure Shell SSL: Secure Socket Layer T T: Torque TFTP: Trivial File Transfer Protocol TCP: Transmission Control Protocol U UR: Universal Relay URL: Universal Resource Locator 481 D400 V5.20 HMI Configuration Guide Index A About Oscillography Files and IEEE File 349 About Redundancy 76 Access Manager 407 Accumulator Freeze 389 Accumulator Status Data Source Settings 133 Accumulators 275, 319 Active Alarms 27, 143 Add a Printer 203 AI Text Enumeration 412 Alarm Box Object Settings 110 Alarm Data Source Settings 134 Alarm Tab 146 Analog Assignments 362 Analog Output Interface 179 Analog Set Point Data Source Settings 134 Analog set point interface 180 Analog Status Data Source Settings 135 Analog Value Selection 390 Application Pseudo Points 423 Applications 341 ARRM .30 ARRM Configuration 339 ARRM Overview 338 ARRM Pseudo Points 340 ARRM Viewer 339 Authentication 44 Automatic logout 51 Averages 374 B Basic Syntax Rules 380 Bit-Wise Operations 359 Browser setup 19 Button Object Settings 112 C Calculator 355 Calculator Points 379 Capacitor Object Settings 114 Certificate Import 192 Certificate Management 193 Changeover during Standby Start-up 90 Changing Displays 33 Circle Object Settings 115 Circuit Breaker Box Object Settings 116 Clear a Log 172 Client Map 254 Coils 321 Common Properties 256, 259, 278 Communications Summary 27 Configuration 31 482 Configuration Overview 327 Connect to redundant RIOs 252 Connection Security 41, 206 Continuous Reports 384 Control Lockout 391 Control Lockout Feature 186 Control Log 170 D D400 Configuration Manager 420 D400 HMI 22 D400 Substation Gateway 13 Data Logger 30, 175, 381 Data quality status 154 Data Source Tables 133 Data Synchronization 91 Data types 153 Designer Canvas 108 Detailed communication statistics 167, 168 Diagnostic log 170 Dial-up Connection / PPP 55 Digital Assignments 363 Digital Control Data Source Settings 135 Digital control interface 180 Digital Event Management 141, 329 Digital Inputs 163, 274, 316 Digital output 164, 274, 318 Digital output interface 181 Digital Status Data Source Settings 138 Digital_Inputs 274 Digital_Outputs 274 Direct Connect 419 DNP 3.0 Ethernet with D400 as Master Application 432 DNP 3.0 Ethernet with D400 as Slave Application 434 DNP 3.0 Serial with D400 as Master Application 429 DNP 3.0 Serial with D400 as Slave Application 431 DNP IED Block 239 DNP3 Client 273 DNP3 Master 242 DNP3 Master Stations 207 DNP3 Multi 215 DNP3 Server 314 Double Point 394 E Email Configuration 402 Emergency Access Code 421 Enable/disable device communications 169 Enterprise Synchronization 341 Error Messages and Troubleshooting 95 Index Ethernet Connections 91 Evaluations 357 Event Logger 405 Export Database 194 Export Database CSV Files 195 Expressions 356 G Gateway Configuration 55 Generic ASCII Client 278 Global 409, 413 Global Controls Disable 186 Ground Object Settings 118 H Help 17, 32 Historical Alarms 28, 145 HMI User Access Privileges on Redundant System .93 Home .26 Hydran Client 288 Hydran Multi-Drop 218 I I/O Traffic Viewer 160, 169 IEC 60870-5-101 260 IEC 60870-5-101 Master Station 218 IEC 60870-5-101 Multi-drop 223 IEC 60870-5-101 with D400 as Master Application 438 IEC 60870-5-101 with D400 as Slave Application 441 IEC 60870-5-101+104 Client Common Properties 259 IEC 60870-5-101+104 Server 302 IEC 60870-5-103 Multi-drop 225 IEC 60870-5-103 with D400 as Master Application 448 IEC 60870-5-104 261 IEC 60870-5-104 IED Block 243 IEC 60870-5-104 Master Station 244 IEC 60870-5-104 with D400 as Master Application 443 IEC 60870-5-104 with D400 as Slave Application 446 IEC 61850 Application – Global Points 453 IEC 61850 Application – Per-Device Points 454 IEC 61850 Client 288 IEC 61850 with D400 as Master Application 451 IED Communications Summary 166 If-Then-Else construct 360 Image Object Settings 119 Input Point Suppression 386, 395 Input Status 325 IP Configuration .55 Issue a Command 177 J Java Runtime Environment 20 L Label Object Settings 120 Line Object Settings 121 Load Shed 386 Local Authentication 46 Locale 406 Log In 16 Logical Operations 359 LogicLinx 387 LogicLinx Device 227 Logout 17, 32 M Mapped Points 356 Master station communication summary 167 Math Operations 358 MODBUS Client 294 Modbus Ethernet with D400 as Master Application 458 Modbus Ethernet with D400 as Slave Application 460 Modbus Master Stations 227 Modbus Multi-drop 228 Modbus Serial with D400 as Master Application 461 Modbus Serial with D400 as Slave Application 462 MODBUS Server 321 Modbus TCP IED Block 247 Modbus TCP Master 248 N Network connections 234, 237 Network Interfaces 55 Non-Sync Mode 89 O One-line designer 104 One-Line Viewer 27, 102 Operational States 79 Operator Notes 29, 189 Originators 151 Output to Input Conversion 377 P Parameters 202, 236, 379 Parsing Policies 280 Pass-Through Connections 418 Peak Demand Analog 291 Periodic Reports 384 Point detail .161, 162, 163, 164 Point Forcing Interface 183 Point Groups 409 Point Summary 28, 158, 159 Port Settings 204 Power Bar 26, 411 Property Panel 109 483 D400 V5.20 HMI Configuration Guide Property Panel - Data Source Tables 133 Property Panel - Object Tables 109 Q Quality Conversions 371 R Raise/Lower Control Data Source Settings 138 Raise/lower control interface 184 Range Aware Bar Chart Object Settings 122 Range Aware Line Object Settings 123 Range Aware Value Box Object Settings 125 Range Reports 385 Reactor Object Settings 127 Read Only Registers 323 Read Write Registers 324 Real-Time Database 153 Rectangle Object Settings 128 Redundancy Dedicated Link 229 Redundancy Switch Panel 230 Redundant I/O 396 Remote Authentication 46 Request Type Operations 360 RTDB Configuration 404 S Secure Access 48 Secure Connection Relay 249 Security 403 Security features .40 SEL Binary 232 SEL Binary Client 291 Serial connections 200 Server Maps 300 Set Template 347 Single Generic ASCII 230 SNMP Block 250 SOE/PRF .28 Software Licensing Tools 49, 422 Software version information 21 Standard Toolbar 105 484 Standby Start 90 Stencil Panel 106 Switch Object Settings 128 Sync 187 Sync Config Operation 92 System Event Log 171 System Log records 172 System Logs 28, 170 System Points 87 System_Point_Manager 388 T Tag/inhibit interface 185 Terminal Server 233 Terminal Session 417 Text Data Source Settings 140 Timers 361 Transformer Object Settings 131 Troubleshooting 95 Type Conversions 372 U User Access Levels 43 User Activity Log 171 User Management 43 Using the Data Logger 175 Using the HMI 22 Utilities 29, 191 Utilities Log In 192 Utilities Overview 417 V Validating the Redundant Connections 89 Value Box Object Settings 132 View a log 172 View events 165 View historical alarms 28, 145 View one-line diagrams 103 View point details 161 Virtual Serial Ports 205 VLANS 55 Modification Record Modification Record Version Revision 1.00 July 31, 2007 Document created Nov 14, 2007 Updated DNP3 Device Properties table [Bug #3673], added note regarding upgrade availability, changed “DNP” to “DNP3” throughout Dec 4, 2007 Documented new d400cfg options Feb 6, 2008 Added LogicLinx, MODBUS Client, Hydran Client, MODBUS Server, passthrough connections April 30, 2008 Documented licensing tools, rewrote serial connections chapter, updated serial and network connections sections June 5, 2008 Updated configuration parameters for DNP3 protocol throughout June 17, 2008 Revised Calculator section for new GUI 2.00 Date Change Description 2.20 Sep 16, 2008 Updated Serial DNP Master Stations for multiple LRU 2.50 October 21, 2008 Added Redundancy Manager, Configuration Manager, IP Changer, and System Status Manager Updated d400cfg section on network interfaces 2.60 Dec 2, 2008 Addition of IEC 60870-5-101/103 client protocols 2.70 Jan 26, 2009 Addition of IEC 60870-5-101/104 server protocols Enhancements to security features & remote authentication Jan 27, 2009 Minor corrections to TACACS+ Service Parameters table Feb 24, 2009 Minor corrections to DNP3 Client Application Settings table, IEC 61850 Application, Per-Device, Analog Input note Added troubleshooting note Added note regarding feedback points to Analog Set Point Data Source Settings table, Digital Control Data Source Settings table, Raise/Lower Control Data Source Settings table 2.75 July 22, 2009 Minor corrections to IEC 61850 Application, Per-Device, Analog Input table note Added new buttons for One Line Designer tool Added IEC 60870-5-104 Client 2.80 Feb 22, 2010 Added new TACACS+ options Mar 4, 2010 Added FLOAT32_MODICON in Supported Data Types table, added dual endpoint options in DNP3 Master connection settings table Apr 27, 2010 Added Virtual Serial Ports, documented Terminal Server settings, clarified public key authentication configuration in D400 Configuration Manager section 8.5, general changes throughout for firmware V3.00 Jun 22, 2010 Added Generic ASCII Client Map and d400cfg options Nov 11, 2011 Added DNP3 Master Stations Application Parameters, sync manager, ARRM, and firewall options in d400cfg, SNMP network connection and client map, connection security features, secure connection relay, D.20 network server, and ODBC driver information 3.00 3.20 485 D400 V5.20 HMI Configuration Guide Version Revision Date Change Description 4.00 Jan 27, 2012 Added content for the Hot Standby feature Indicated that the SEL Binary Client (DCA), Analog Data Logger, Generic ASCII Client (DCA), Hydran Client (DCA), MODBUS Server (DPA), D.20 RIO Network Client, IEC 60870-5-101/104 Server (DPA) , IEC 60870-5-103 Client (DCA), IEC 61850 Client (DCA), IEC 60870-5-101 104 Client (DCA), D400 System Point Manager, D400 Load Shed Application, SNMP DCA, Automated Record Retrieval Manager (ARRM), DNP DIDO Transport, Virtual Serial Port Application, and Generic ASCII DCA applications are not available in this release 4.10 Mar 15, 2013 Enabled features for V4.10 Apr 26, 2013 Corrections made for system redundancy May 7, 2013 Added firewall access recommendation for 50000 and 50001 TCP ports April 3, 2014 Correction made to Table 39: DNP3 Application Parameters > Wait Between Messages setting 5.01 Mar 2, 2015 Added features for V5.01 This manual now provides the entire content of the D400 online help 5.10 Jun 10, 2015 Added features for V5.10 5.11 Oct 19, 2015 Added features for V5.11 Dec 9, 2015 Rebranded for GE Grid Solutions Jan 8, 2016 Fixed IEC 60870-5-101 Multi-drop Settings heading and table Mar 16, 2016 Correction made to Control Lockout – Use Case A June 28, 2016 Added features for V5.20 Aug 29, 2016 Corrected step of section: Software Version Information 5.20 486