Draft61850-7-1©1EC:2002 -5-57WG10-12(61850-7-1)R2-02/Draft FD1S FIGURE 57-MAPPING DETAIL OF MAPPING TO A MMS NAMED VARIABLE.................................65 FIGURE 58-EXAMPLE OF MMS NAMED VARIABLE (PROCESS VALUES)......................................66 FIGURE 59-USE OF MMS NAMES VARIABLES AND NAMED VARIABLE LIST..................................66 FIGURE 60-MMS INFORMATION REPORT MESSAGE........................67 FIGURE 61-MAPPING EXAMPLE............. .68 FIGURE 62-ABSTRACT DATA MODEL EXAMPLE FOR IEC 61850-7............................... .70 FIGURE 63-RELATION OF TRGOP AND REPORTING 73 FIGURE 64-SEQUENCE DIAGRAM............ .75 FIGURE 65-REFERENCES............ .75 FIGURE 66-USE OF FCD AND FCDA.............. .76 FIGURE 67-OBJECT NAMES AND OBJECT REFERENCE..........................77 FIGURE 68-DEFINITION OF NAMES AND SEMANTIC...... .78 FIGURE69-ONE NAME WITH TWO MEANINGS.....78 FIGURE 70-NAME SPACE AS CLASS REPOSITORY........... .79 FIGURE 71 -ALL INSTANCES DERIVED FROM CLASSES IN A SINGLE NAME SPACE...........................80 FIGURE 72-INSTANCES DERIVED FROM MULTIPLE NAME SPACES..................80 FIGURE 73-INHERITED NAME SPACES................... .81 FIGURE 74-EXAMPLE LOGICAL NODE AND DATA NAME SPACES..............................................82 FIGURE 75-EXAMPLE COMMON DATA CLASS NAME SPACES .83 FIGURE 76-EXTENSIONS OF NAME SPACES (CONCEPTUAL)...........................................86 FIGURE 77-USE OF EXTENDED NAME SPACE (CONCEPTUAL).................................87 FIGURE 78-OVERALL COMMUNICATION SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE ..90 FIGURE 79-EXAMPLE FOR CONTROL AND PROTECTION LNS COMBINED IN ONE PHYSICAL DEVICE...95 FIGURE 80-MERGING UNIT AND SAMPLED VALUE EXCHANGE (TOPOLOGY).............................96 FIGURE 81 MERGING UNIT AND SAMPLED VALUE EXCHANGE(DATA)............ 96 FIGURE 82-APPLICATION OF SCL FOR LNS (CONCEPTUAL)................ .98 FIGURE 83-APPLICATION OF SCL FOR DATA (CONCEPTUAL)........................99 FIGURE 84-SEAMLESS COMMUNICATION (SIMPLIFIED).............. ....100 FIGURE 85-EXAMPLE FOR NEW LOGICAL NODES............. .101 FIGURE 86-EXAMPLE FOR CONTROL CENTER VIEW AND MAPPING TO SUBSTATION VIEW .............103 FIGURE 87-EXCHANGED DATA BETWEEN SUBFUNCTIONS(LOGICAL NODES)............................104 FIGURE 88-RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PICOMS AND CLIENT SERVER MODEL 104 FIGURE 89-RELATION BETWEEN IEC 61850-7-X(-8-X)AND UCA....................... ...105 FIGURE 90-OUTPUT AND INPUT MODEL(MORE DETAILS).....FEHLER!TEXTMARKE NICHT DEFINIERT. Tables TABLE 1-GUIDE FOR THE READER........... .8 TABLE 2-LN GROUPS.............. ..... .15 TABLE 3-LOGICAL NODE CLASS XCBR (CONCEPTUAL).................................................... .25 TABLE 4-EXCERPT OF INTEGER STATUS SETTING..........31 TABLE 5-COMPARISON OF THE DATA ACCESS METHODS. 5 TABLE 6-ACSI MODELS AND SERVICES...................... .48 TABLE7-LOGICAL NODE EXAMPLE. 8 TABLE 8-CONTROLLABLE DOUBLE POINT (DPC).......................................... 58 TABLE 9-ACSI CLASS DEFINITION...... 69 TABLE 10-SINGLE POINT STATUS COMMON DATA CLASS (SPS)....1 TABLE 11-QUALITY COMPONENTS ATTRIBUTE DEFINITION..........71 TABLE 12-BASIC STATUS INFORMATION TEMPLATE (EXCERPT).............................................72 TABLE 13 -TRIGGER OPTION...... .72 TABLE 14-LOGICAL NODE CLASS (LN)DEFINITION.........73 TABLE 15-EXCERPT OF LOGICAL NODE NAME PLATE COMMON DATA CLASS (LPL)........................84 TABLE 16-EXCERPT OF COMMON DATA CLASS .84 TABLE 17-LN GROUPS......... .91 TABLE 18-EXCERPT OF DATA CLASSES FOR MEASURANDS. 92 TABLE 19-LIST OF COMMON DATA CLASSES.........94 Version Draft FDIS R2-02 2002-09-30:(08:00)Draft 61850-7-1  IEC:2002 – 5 – 57/WG10-12(61850-7-1)R2-02 /Draft FDIS Version Draft FDIS R2-02 2002-09-30 : (08:00) FIGURE 57 – MAPPING DETAIL OF MAPPING TO A MMS NAMED VARIABLE ....................................65 FIGURE 58 – EXAMPLE OF MMS NAMED VARIABLE (PROCESS VALUES) .......................................66 FIGURE 59 – USE OF MMS NAMES VARIABLES AND NAMED VARIABLE LIST..................................66 FIGURE 60 – MMS INFORMATION REPORT MESSAGE.................................................................67 FIGURE 61 – MAPPING EXAMPLE.............................................................................................68 FIGURE 62 – ABSTRACT DATA MODEL EXAMPLE FOR IEC 61850-7..............................................70 FIGURE 63 – RELATION OF TRGOP AND REPORTING .................................................................73 FIGURE 64 – SEQUENCE DIAGRAM ..........................................................................................75 FIGURE 65 – REFERENCES ....................................................................................................75 FIGURE 66 – USE OF FCD AND FCDA ....................................................................................76 FIGURE 67 – OBJECT NAMES AND OBJECT REFERENCE ..............................................................77 FIGURE 68 – DEFINITION OF NAMES AND SEMANTIC ...................................................................78 FIGURE 69 – ONE NAME WITH TWO MEANINGS ..........................................................................78 FIGURE 70 – NAME SPACE AS CLASS REPOSITORY ....................................................................79 FIGURE 71 – ALL INSTANCES DERIVED FROM CLASSES IN A SINGLE NAME SPACE ...........................80 FIGURE 72 – INSTANCES DERIVED FROM MULTIPLE NAME SPACES ...............................................80 FIGURE 73 – INHERITED NAME SPACES ....................................................................................81 FIGURE 74 – EXAMPLE LOGICAL NODE AND DATA NAME SPACES..................................................82 FIGURE 75 – EXAMPLE COMMON DATA CLASS NAME SPACES ......................................................83 FIGURE 76 – EXTENSIONS OF NAME SPACES (CONCEPTUAL).......................................................86 FIGURE 77 – USE OF EXTENDED NAME SPACE (CONCEPTUAL).....................................................87 FIGURE 78 – OVERALL COMMUNICATION SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE ................................................90 FIGURE 79 – EXAMPLE FOR CONTROL AND PROTECTION LNS COMBINED IN ONE PHYSICAL DEVICE...95 FIGURE 80 – MERGING UNIT AND SAMPLED VALUE EXCHANGE (TOPOLOGY) ..................................96 FIGURE 81 – MERGING UNIT AND SAMPLED VALUE EXCHANGE (DATA) ..........................................96 FIGURE 82 – APPLICATION OF SCL FOR LNS (CONCEPTUAL)......................................................98 FIGURE 83 – APPLICATION OF SCL FOR DATA (CONCEPTUAL)....................................................99 FIGURE 84 – SEAMLESS COMMUNICATION (SIMPLIFIED) ...........................................................100 FIGURE 85 – EXAMPLE FOR NEW LOGICAL NODES ...................................................................101 FIGURE 86 – EXAMPLE FOR CONTROL CENTER VIEW AND MAPPING TO SUBSTATION VIEW .............103 FIGURE 87 – EXCHANGED DATA BETWEEN SUBFUNCTIONS (LOGICAL NODES)..............................104 FIGURE 88 – RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PICOMS AND CLIENT SERVER MODEL.............................104 FIGURE 89 – RELATION BETWEEN IEC 61850-7-X (-8-X) AND UCA ..........................................105 FIGURE 90 – OUTPUT AND INPUT MODEL (MORE DETAILS) ..... FEHLER! TEXTMARKE NICHT DEFINIERT. Tables TABLE 1 – GUIDE FOR THE READER.......................................................................................... 8 TABLE 2 – LN GROUPS..........................................................................................................15 TABLE 3 – LOGICAL NODE CLASS XCBR (CONCEPTUAL) ............................................................25 TABLE 4 – EXCERPT OF INTEGER STATUS SETTING ....................................................................31 TABLE 5 – COMPARISON OF THE DATA ACCESS METHODS ...........................................................35 TABLE 6 – ACSI MODELS AND SERVICES .................................................................................48 TABLE 7 – LOGICAL NODE EXAMPLE ........................................................................................58 TABLE 8 – CONTROLLABLE DOUBLE POINT (DPC) ....................................................................58 TABLE 9 – ACSI CLASS DEFINITION.........................................................................................69 TABLE 10 – SINGLE POINT STATUS COMMON DATA CLASS (SPS).................................................71 TABLE 11 – QUALITY COMPONENTS ATTRIBUTE DEFINITION ........................................................71 TABLE 12 – BASIC STATUS INFORMATION TEMPLATE (EXCERPT)..................................................72 TABLE 13 – TRIGGER OPTION .................................................................................................72 TABLE 14 – LOGICAL NODE CLASS (LN) DEFINITION ..................................................................73 TABLE 15 – EXCERPT OF LOGICAL NODE NAME PLATE COMMON DATA CLASS (LPL)........................84 TABLE 16 – EXCERPT OF COMMON DATA CLASS ........................................................................84 TABLE 17 – LN GROUPS ........................................................................................................91 TABLE 18 – EXCERPT OF DATA CLASSES FOR MEASURANDS .......................................................92 TABLE 19 – LIST OF COMMON DATA CLASSES ...........................................................................94