Sel 751A - Figure 4.48 Counter; Figure D.3 Sample Response to SHO DNP Command

D.14
SEL-751A Relay Instruction Manual Date Code 20100129
DNP3 Communications
DNP3 in the SEL-751A
You can use the SHOW DNP x <Enter> command to view the DNP3 data
map settings, where x is the DNP3 map number from 1 to 3. See Figure D.3
for an example display of map 1.
=>>SHO DNP 1 <Enter>
DNP Map 1 Settings
Binary Input Map
BI_00 := ENABLED
BI_01 := TRIP_LED
BI_02 := TLED_01
BI_03 := TLED_02
…
BI_97 := IN101
BI_98 := IN102
BI_99 := 50P1P
Binary Output Map
BO_00 := RB01
BO_01 := RB02
BO_02 := RB03
…
BO_29 := RB30
BO_30 := RB31
BO_31 := RB32
Analog Input Map
AI_00 := IA_MAG
AI_01 := IB_MAG
AI_02 := IC_MAG
…
AI_95 := FREQ
AI_96 := P
AI_97 := Q
AI_98 := S
AI_99 := PF
Analog Output Map
AO_00 := GROUP
AO_01 := NOOP
AO_02 := NA
…
AO_29 := NA
AO_30 := NOOP
AO_31 := NOOP
Counter Map
CO_00 := SC01
CO_01 := SC02
CO_02 := SC03
…
CO_29 := SC30
CO_30 := SC31
CO_31 := SC32
=>>
Figure D.3 Sample Response to SHO DNP Command
You can also use the MAP DNP y s <Enter> command to display DNP3
maps, but the parameter y is the port number from 1 to 4. Because port 1, the
Ethernet port, can support multiple DNP3 sessions, it may have a different
map assigned to each session selected by parameter s for sessions 1 to 3. See
Figure D.4 for an example of a MAP command that shows the same map as in
Figure D.3.