04 D01 Communication Modules V1.0 en-US

SIPROTEC 5 /
DIGSI 5 Basic Course

04 Communication modules
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Content
Content
Plugin modules hardware
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and general features
Initial communication
configuration
Assignment for protocols
Protocol features - Overview
Protocol testing
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SIPROTEC 5/ DIGSI 5 Basic Course
Front view of the device with USB interfaces
USB interface for PC with DIGSI 5

Standard USB cable (no special cable required)
No USB hub supported
Initialize device via USB interface necessary for
the initial configuration

USB interface for a memory stick
Allow connection of a memory stick
Future features possible like:
Read out file system, logs and fault records
Authorize with a memory stick (user authorization)
Device replacement. Device configuration stored
on the memory stick.
Rear view of the device with terminals, plug-in-module
positions and communication ports (1)
Plug-in module (Position E)

Can be equipped with every available plug in-module
Modules can be changed without opening the device
Different electrical or optical modules available for
serial or Ethernet based protocols and applications

Plug-in module (Position F)
Can be equipped with every available plug-in-module
E
Integrated Ethernet interface (Port J)

Rear standard Ethernet interface for DIGSI 5
F J Option: Cost effective IEC 61850 client server
communication (for six clients,
no GOOSE messages)
Rear view of the device with terminals, plug-in-module
positions and communication ports (2)
Time synchronization port (Port G)

Time telegrams IRIB-B00 from GPS receiver
Time telegrams from a DFC 77 receiver
1 s pulse for high precision time sync. applications
Fully pin compatible with SIPROTEC 4 Port A

(all external converters and cables can be
used)
Separate/remote operational panel

(Port H)
G Connection to remote operational panel
External panel will be fully supplied by this port
H
Com-Link to expansion module (Port K)
Communication link to expansion module CB202
J Special Ethernet link (can not be used as
K standard Ethernet connection)
CB202 can not be used stand alone
Rear view of expansion module CB202
for 3 additional plug-in module
Terminal block
For independent wide range power supply
Com-Link to base module (Port L)

Communication link to Port K of base module

Plug-in module (Position M)
L Can be equipped with special plug-in-modules
(20 mA analog inputs)
M Not designed for use with communication modules
Plug-in module (Position N)

N Different electrical or optical modules available for
Plug-in module (Position P)

P Modules can be changed without opening the device
A trend-setting communication architecture
A new communication design
Hardware and communication design is like playing with LEGO bricks

Building new functions through use of programmable FPGA1) hardware
(HDLC controller, time tagging, MAC address filtering for GOOSE).
Microprocessors is running inside the FPGA
Different applications running on one module type

(Serial protocols and protection data interface on one type of module)
Separation of communication (plug-in module) and protection / control application
(main CPU)
from easy one

1) Field programmable gate array to complex functions
Communication plug-in modules
A common architecture is used for all modules
Ethernet module Universal

without / with integrated switch serial module with 2 optical ports

bus connector
Physical front end
Internal bus connector
end
Internal bus connector
frontend
links
Physicalfront
with Ethernet
Physical
Internal
Serial electrical and optical communication module
with one or two independent ports
One or two RS485 ports with RJ45

connectors for one / two independent protocol
applications
Use of standard Ethernet patch cables saves
cost for cabling (no 7XV5103 cables required)

Each module has a unique readable name
(e.g. USART-AB-1EL, USART-AC-2EL)
Electrical module with RS485 interface
One or two 820 nm fiber optical ports with
ST connectors for one / two
independent protocol applications
Optical connector and cabling fully compatible
to SIPROTEC 4. Multimode-fiber 62,5/125 m
(e.g. USART-AD-1FO, USART-AE-2FO)
Fiber optical module with

Synchronous (HDLC or IEEE C37.94)
820 nm interface or asynchronous operation mode
Optical long distance communication modules
with one or two independent ports
One or two 1300 / 1550 nm ports with LC

simplex or LC duplex connectors for one/two
independent protocol applications

Spanned distance over single mode fiber
24 km / 60 km / 100 km with 2 fibers
40 km over 1 fiber (integrated WDM*)
Saves expensive fibers for long distances
Optical long distance module
with two 1300 or 1550 nm interfaces
Spanned distance over multimode fiber
4 km with 2 fiber cables
Identical hardware like 24 km
single mode module
(e.g. USART-AF-1LDFO, USART-AW-2LDFO)
* Wave division multiplexer
Optical or electrical Ethernet module
Two ports without or with integrated switch
Spanned distance over electrical Ethernet

Two RJ45 connectors
20 m with CAT5 double shielded cables
Spanned distance over optical Ethernet
2 LC-duplex connectors
2 km with 50/125 um or 62,5/125 um fiber cables

Operation without or with the integrated switch
Electrical Ethernet module with
for the optical and electrical Ethernet module
two electrical ports One or two ports connected to an external switch.
Active port and hot standby port if one
connection fails (as SIPROTEC 4 EN100)
Operation with integrated switch. RSTP for max. 40
devices in a Ethernet ring topology. This mode is
available for every Ethernet based application (e.g.
IEC 61850, DNP 3, syncrophasor protocol ...... )

Optical Ethernet module with (e.g. ETH-BA-2EL, ETH-BB-2FO)
two optical ports
General features of the communication in
SIPROTEC 5 devices
Two module positions in the base housing (E / F). Another three module
positions on CB202 extension for communication (M,N,P)
Customer orders plug-in modules which are not preconfigured with a protocol

or communication - application.
Protocols or applications running on plug-in modules are assigned to the
specific module and it's port with DIGSI 5 during the initial configuration
process.
Two serial communication applications running on one module offer a high application
density (e.g. IEC 60870-5-103 and protection data interface on one USART-AE2FO module).
Communication redundancy (+ time sync.)
Hardware redundancy (e.g. two substation control interfaces pluggable, two ports)
Optical or electrical ring configuration (no interruption of the ring when CB202 is supplied from
another battery as the main device)
Functional redundancy (e.g. redundant protocols with 2*IEC 60870-5-103)
Content
Content
Plugin modules hardware

and general features
Initial communication
configuration
Assignment for protocols
Protocol features - Overview
Protocol testing
Which protocol applications are running on
which module?

Protocols running on serial modules:
IEC 60870-5-103, DNP 3, PI (Protection Interface)
Protocols running on Ethernet modules:
IEC 61850 (C/S 1) , GOOSE), DNP 3, IEEE C37.118, SNTP, RSTP, DCP, DIGSI 5
1) Clients <-> Server

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SIPROTEC 5 /

DIGSI 5 Basic Course

Plugin modules hardware

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Assignment for protocols

Protocol features - Overview

USB interface for PC with DIGSI 5

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Plug-in module (Position E)

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Integrated Ethernet interface (Port J)

Time synchronization port (Port G)

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Separate/remote operational panel

Com-Link to base module (Port L)

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Plug-in module (Position N)

Plug-in module (Position P)

Hardware and communication design is like playing with LEGO bricks

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from easy one

Ethernet module Universal

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One or two RS485 ports with RJ45

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Fiber optical module with

One or two 1300 / 1550 nm ports with LC

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* Wave division multiplexer

Spanned distance over electrical Ethernet

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Each module has a unique readable name

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Plugin modules hardware

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Assignment for protocols

Protocol features - Overview

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