WITS-Device Profile - V1 - 3 FEX2 AquaMaster

WITS
Device Profile Document

For
ABB
FEX2 AquaMaster
Revision Date: 17/09/14
DEVICE PROFILE REVISION HISTORY
Date
Version1
27/02/14
First release
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12/03/14
Section 1.3.5 Health-Check bit Actions changed
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26/03/2014
Corrections to xml; doc up versioned to match
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27/03/2014
Section 1.3.5 HCDS.18 action changed ( 2 to 3 )
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08/04/2014
Section 1.1 (and also footer) vendor and device

names misreported
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08/04/2014
Section 1.1.5 software version change (02.00.01)
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14/04/2014
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17/06/2014
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29/08/2014
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Version of the Device Profile Document is indicated by a whole number incremented with each new release. The most recent version number should
match the Device Profile Document Version Number (item 1.1.6) in the Current Device Settings Table.
Contents
1
DEVICE PROPERTIES......................................................................................................4
1.1
Device Identification..................................................................................................5
1.2
COMMUNICATIONS.................................................................................................7
1.3
HEALTH-CHECK.....................................................................................................14
1.4
ANALOGUE POINTS..............................................................................................17
1.5
COUNTER POINTS................................................................................................21
1.6
BINARY POINTS.....................................................................................................22
1.7
LIMIT PROFILES....................................................................................................23
1.8
RATE OF CHANGE.................................................................................................24
1.9
EXTENDED DATA POINTS.....................................................................................25
1.10
ACTION INHIBIT DATA SET...................................................................................26
1.11
DATA LOGGING......................................................................................................27
1.12
APPLICATION PROGRAMS...................................................................................30
1.13
CONFIGURATION..................................................................................................31
1.14
POINT EVENT DATA SETS....................................................................................32
DEVICE PROPERTIES
Unless otherwise noted, multiple boxes in the second column below should be selected for each
parameter to indicate all capabilities supported or required. Parameters without checkboxes in the
second column do not have capabilities and are included so the current value may be shown in the
third column.
The items listed in the capabilities column below may be configurable to any of the options
selected, or set to a fixed value when the device was designed. Below is a list of abbreviations for
the possible ways in which the configurable parameters may be set. Since some parameters may
not be accessible by each of these methods supported, an abbreviation for the configuration
methods supported by each parameter is shown in the fourth column of the tables below.
XML Loaded via DNP3 File Transfer
XML Loaded via other transport mechanism
Terminal ASCII Terminal Command Line
Software Vendor software named _______
Proprietary file loaded via DNP3 file transfer
Proprietary file loaded via other transport mechanism
Direct Keypad on device front panel
Factory Specified when device is ordered
Protocol Set via DNP3 (e.g. assign class)
Other explain _______________________
This document may be used to show the device capabilities, the current value of each parameter,
or both. If it is used to show the current values, the third column should be filled in even if a fixed
parameter is selected in the capabilities section (NA may be entered for parameters that are Not
Applicable).
If this document is used to show the current value of each parameter, the Current Value column
applies to a single connection between a Master Station and Field Device. If the device has
multiple or backup connections to other WITS devices that you wish to show in the Device Profile
Document, see section 8.3.2 ReferenceDevice and AuxillaryInfo of DNP3 Volume 8
Interoperability or duplicate the entire Device Profile Document for each communication link to a
logical or physical WITS Device.
1.1
1.1.1
Device Identification
Device Function:
Master Stations send DNP requests, while Field

Devices send DNP responses. If a single physical
device can perform both functions, a separate Device
Profile Document must be provided for each function.
1.1.2
Vendor Name:
Capabilities
Master Station
Current Value
If configurable,
list methods
-
Field Device
ABB Limi
The name of the organisation producing the device.
WITS Device Profile Document

Vendor Name: ABB Limi
Device Name: FEX2 AquaMaster
Based on version 1.3
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1.1
1.1.3
Device Name:
Capabilities
AquaMaster3
Current Value
If configurable,
list methods
-
The model and name of the device, sufficient to

distinguish it from any other device from the same
organisation.

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1.1
Capabilities
Current Value
If configurable,
list methods
1.1.4
Device manufacturers hardware

version string:
01.01.00
1.1.5
Device manufacturers software

version string:
02.00.06

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1.1
1.1.6
Device Profile Document Version
Number:
Capabilities
Current Value
If configurable,
list methods
11
1.1
Version of the Device Profile Document is

indicated by a whole number incremented with
each new release. This should match the latest
version shown in the Revision History at the
beginning of this document.
1.1.7
Supported version of WITS:

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1.2
1.2.1
COMMUNICATIONS
Supports outgoing connections:
Capabilities
Yes
For Field Devices an outgoing connection is

from the Field Device to the Master Station.
Current Value
If configurable,
list methods
No
For Master Stations an outgoing connection is

from the Master Station to a Field Device.
1.2.2
Maximum number of outgoing

connections:
Devices can have up to ten connections. Enter

zero if outgoing connections are not supported.
1.2.3
Supports incoming connections:
For Field Devices an incoming connection is

from the Master Station to the Field Device.
Yes
No
For Master Stations an incoming connection is

from a Field Device to the Master Station.
1.2.4
Incoming connection availability:
Incoming connections may not always be

available, for example with a battery powered
device.

Always
Never (outgoing connections only)
Periodic
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1.2
COMMUNICATIONS
Capabilities
Current Value
If configurable,
list methods
1.2.5
Periodic availability start date/time:
1.2.6
Periodic availability end date/time:
1.2.7
Periodic availability repeat interval

(minutes):

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1.2
1.2.8
COMMUNICATIONS
Capabilities
Supported connection types and

modes:
Connection modes may apply to any connection

type.
Network protocols may be supported over dialup connections using PPP/IP.
NB. GPRS isnt
connection type.
classified
as
dial-up
Network connections must support a minimum of

1 protocol and 1 end point type.
Modes of connection supported:

Permanent
Current Value
If configurable,
list methods
-
On Demand
Type of connection supported:

Direct (eg. radio or private wire)
Dial-up (e.g. PSTN o GSM)
Dial-up Network (e.g. PPP/IP)
Network (e.g. Ethernet or GPRS)
Network protocols supported:

IPv4 (TCP)
IPv4 (UDP)
IPv6 (TCP)
IPv6 (UDP)
Network end point types supported:
Listening end point
Initiating end point
Dual end point

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1.2
1.2.9
COMMUNICATIONS
Supports DNS:
Network information for an IP connection may be

an IP address or a domain name.
1.2.10 Supports scheduled connections:
Capabilities
Current Value
Not applicable - no network connections
If configurable,
list methods
Yes
No
Not applicable - no outgoing connections

Yes
No
1.2.11 Scheduled connection repeat interval

(minutes):
The Field Device may impose restrictions on the
available repeat interval.

None
Fixed at
____________
Configurable, range ________ to
________
Configurable, selectable from 5, 15, 30, 60, 120,
360, 720, 1440 mins

Configurable, other, describe
__________________
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1.2
COMMUNICATIONS
1.2.12 Supports callback:

Only On demand connections can be used for
callback.
Network connections must support the Field
Device as the initiating end point (Field Device is
either initiating end point or dual end point).
Network protocols may be supported over dialup connections using PPP/IP.
Capabilities
Current Value
Not applicable no outgoing or on demand connections
If configurable,
list methods
-
Yes
No
Types of connection supported for callback:

Dial-up (e.g. PSTN or GSM)
Dial-up network (e.g. PPP/IP)
Network (e.g. Ethernet or GPRS)
Network protocols supported for callback:
IPv4 (TCP)
IPv4 (UDP)
IPv6 (TCP)
IPv6 (UDP)
1.2.13 Connection timeout (seconds):
None
If this period passes whilst the device is

connected without any requests being
received, then the device may terminate the
connection.
Fixed at ___ seconds

Configurable, range 5 to 900 seconds
Configurable, selectable from _____, _____,

_____
__________________
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1.2
COMMUNICATIONS
1.2.14 Definition of communication port list:
Capabilities
Current Value
If configurable,
list methods
See table below
List of all communication ports in the device.

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Supported Connection Types

Dual
Initiating
Listening
IPv6 (UDP)
IPv6 (TCP)
IPv4 (UDP)
Network
Dial-up
Network
Dial-up
GPRS
Network
Network End Point

Type
Network Protocol
Name
Direct
Port Number
On Demand
IPv4 (TCP)
Permanent
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1.3
1.3.1
HEALTH-CHECK
Detects supply failure:
Capabilities
Yes
A device may be able to detect when its supply

has failed, for example a mains failure.
No
1.3.2
Not applicable - not battery powered
Detects battery voltage low:
A battery powered device may report that the

battery voltage is below a particular threshold.
Current Value
If configurable,
list methods
Yes
No
Low voltage threshold:
Fixed at
____________
Configurable, range 5.0 to 15.0V
_____
__________________
Hysteresis for low voltage threshold:
Fixed at 0 (enter 0 if no hysteresis)
Configurable, range 5.0 to 15.0V
_____
__________________

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1.3
1.3.3
HEALTH-CHECK
Detects I/O failure:
For example an Analogue to Digital Converter

(ADC) failure.
Capabilities
Current Value
If configurable,
list methods
Yes
Describe failures that are detected: ADC, others
No
1.3.4
Detects when local user device is

attached:
Yes
Describe when attached attach
Describe when detached detach
No
1.3.5
Definition of Health-Check bits:
See table below
List of all vendor specific health-check bits.

Actions may be static, Data set event with
connection request or Data set event without
connection request. Currently, each bit is always
asserted and cleared by the Field Device (FD).

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Bit
Description
Asserted
Cleared
Action
By
Action
By
ABB internal alarm 0
Data set event without connection request
FD
FD
FD
FD
FD
FD
High DC voltage (any power type)
FD
FD
FD
FD
High DC voltage (battery power)
FD
FD
MID (read only) switch
FD
FD
External battery warning
Data set event with connection request
FD
FD
Pressure measurement fault
FD
FD
Sensor comms. fault
FD
FD
10
External battery fail
FD
FD
11
Sensor not connected
FD
FD
12
Coil not connected
FD
FD
13
Empty pipe
FD
FD
14
Mains failure
FD
FD
15
High DC voltage (alarm)
FD
FD
16
High flow
FD
FD
17
Low flow
FD
FD
18
HLC low voltage warning
FD
FD
FD
FD
19 29
30
Not used

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1.4
1.4.1
ANALOGUE POINTS
Number of limits:
Capabilities
Current Value
If configurable,
list methods
-
Analogue input/output points can have up to ten

limits. Enter zero if analogue points are not
supported.

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1.4
1.4.2
ANALOGUE POINTS
Limit types:
Each limit may be a high (positive) limit or a low

(negative) limit. The type of each limit may be
fixed or configurable.

Capabilities
Limit 1:
Not
supported
Limit 2:
Not
supported
Limit 3:
Not
supported
Limit 4:
Not
supported
Limit 5:
Not
supported
Limit 6:
Not
supported
Limit 7:
Not
supported
Limit 8:
Not
supported
Limit 9:
Not
supported
Limit 10:
Not
supported
Current Value
Low
High
Configurable
Low
High
Configurable
Low High
Configurable
Low High
Configurable
Low
High
Configurable
Low
High
Configurable
Low
High
Configurable
Low
High
Configurable
Low
High
Configurable
Low
High
Configurable
If configurable,
list methods
-
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1.4
1.4.3
ANALOGUE POINTS
Capabilities
Current Value
Not supported
Hysteresis:
If configurable,
list methods
Single hysteresis per point (all limits are the same)
Separate hysteresis per limit
1.4.4
Not supported
Persistence:
Single persistance for entering and leaving state
Separate persistance for entering and leaving

state
1.4.5
Not supported
Enter state persistence:
Single enter state persistance per point (all limits
are the same)

Separate enter state persistance per limit
1.4.6
Not supported
Leave state persistence:
Single leave state persistance per point (all limits

are the same)
Separate leave state persistance per limit
1.4.7
Persistence resolution (ms):
1.4.8
Supports overriding analogue input

points:

30000
Yes
No
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1.4
1.4.9
ANALOGUE POINTS
Supports overriding analogue output

points:
Capabilities
Current Value
Yes
If configurable,
list methods
No
1.4.10 Raw value types:
Integer
Types of raw value supported by the device.
Unsigned integer
Single precision floating point
1.5
1.5.1
Capabilities
COUNTER POINTS
Number of limits:
Current Value
If configurable,
list methods
Counter input points can have up to five limits.

Enter zero if counter points are not supported.
1.5.2
Supports overriding counter points:
Yes
No

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1.6
1.6.1
1.6.2
1.6.3
BINARY POINTS
Supports overriding binary input
points:
Supports overriding double-bit binary
input points:
Capabilities
Yes
Yes
Yes
1.6.4
Persistence:
Not supported
1.6.5
Persistence resolution (ms):
No
No
If configurable,
list methods
No
Supports overriding binary output

points:
Current Value
Single persistance per point (all states are the

same)
Separate persistance per state
1 ms
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1.7
1.7.1
LIMIT PROFILES
Supports limit profiles:
Capabilities
Yes
Current Value
If configurable,
list methods
No
1.7.2
Maximum number of limit profiles:
Enter zero if profiles are not supported.

1.7.3
Maximum number of vectors per limit

profile:
Range 0 to 1440 (one per minute). Enter zero if

profiles are not supported.

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1.8
1.8.1
1.8.2
1.8.3
1.8.4
RATE OF CHANGE
Supports rate of change on analogue
points:
Supports rate of change on counter
points:
Supports no change detection on
analogue points:
Supports no change detection on
counter points:

Capabilities
Yes
Current Value
If configurable,
list methods
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
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1.9
1.9.1
1.9.2
1.9.3
EXTENDED DATA POINTS
Capabilities
Supports minimums on analogue

points:
Yes
Supports maximums on analogue

points:
Yes
Supports means on analogue points:
Yes
Current Value
If configurable,
list methods
No
No
No
1.9.4
1.9.5
Supports integrals on analogue

points:
Supports state counters:
Yes
No
Yes
No
1.9.6
Supports state runtimes:
Yes
No

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1.10 ACTION INHIBIT DATA SET

1.10.1 Supports the data set using a request
selecting individual points:
selecting ALL points:
that specifies a timeout on inhibits:
Capabilities
Yes
Current Value
If configurable,
list methods
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
When timeout is not supported the request must

always contain timeout of zero.

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1.11 DATA LOGGING

1.11.1 Supports data logging:
Capabilities
Yes
Current Value
If configurable,
list methods
No
1.11.2 Supported log types:
Time logs
Event logs
1.11.3 Supports associated values:

A device may support storing associated
minimum, maximum and/or mean values in its
log files.
1.11.4 Log file overflow behaviour:
Yes
No
Discard the oldest data
Discard the newest data

Other, explain
______________________________

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1.11 DATA LOGGING

1.11.5 Detects log file filling:
A device may report that one of its log files is
filling when its size exceeds a percentage of the
maximum size. It will continue to report that the
log files are filling until its size is below a
percentage of the maximum size.
Capabilities
Current Value
Yes
If configurable,
list methods
No
Filling threshold:
Fixed at 100%
Configurable, range ______ % to ______%
Configurable, selectable from ___%, ___%, ___%
__________________
No longer filling threshold:
Fixed at 100%
Configurable, range______% to ______%
Configurable, selectable from ___%, ___%, ___%
__________________
1.11.6 Supported periodic logging rates

(minutes):
Fixed at 0
Configurable, range _______to ______
minutes
_____
Configurable, other: 1 to 60 minutes in 1 minute
steps for fast scan-rate of 60 seconds, otherwise
3 to 60 minutes in 3 minute steps.

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1.11 DATA LOGGING

1.11.7 Supported periodic logging offsets
(seconds):

Capabilities
Current Value
Fixed at 0
Configurable, range ________ to

________
_____
__________________
If configurable,
list methods
-
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1.12 APPLICATION PROGRAMS
Capabilities
Yes
1.12.1 Supports application programs:
Current Value
If configurable,
list methods
No
1.12.2 Maximum number of applications:
Enter zero if applications are not supported.

1.12.3 Supports initialising applications:
Yes
No
1.12.4 Supports stopping/starting

applications:
1.12.5 Supports pausing/resuming
applications:

Yes
No
Yes
No
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1.13 CONFIGURATION
1.13.1 Supports configuration download:
Capabilities
Current Value
Yes
If configurable,
list methods
No
1.13.2 Supports configuration upload:
Yes
No
1.13.3 Supports firmware download:

A device that supports downloading firmware
updates will recognise a file as being a firmware
update based on the name of the file.
1.13.4 Maximum size of incremental
configuration file (bytes):
1.13.5 Supports template bulk configuration:
Yes
File name
No
4096
Yes
No
1.13.6 Activate bulk configuration:

A device may either cold restart or warm restart
when a new bulk configuration file is activated.

Cold Restart
Warm Restart
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1.14 POINT EVENT DATA SETS
Capabilities
1.14.1 Supports generating point data set

events (action 2):
Yes
1.14.2 Supports generating point data set

events and triggering connection
request (action 3):
Yes

Current Value
If configurable,
list methods
No
No
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DEVICE PROFILE REVISION HISTORY

Section 1.3.5 Health-Check bit Actions changed

Corrections to xml; doc up versioned to match

Section 1.3.5 HCDS.18 action changed ( 2 to 3 )

Section 1.1 (and also footer) vendor and device

Section 1.1.5 software version change (02.00.01)

Section 1.1.5 software version change (02.00.02)

Section 1.1.5 software version change (02.00.03)

Section 1.1.5 software version change (02.00.04)

Section 1.1.5 software version change (02.00.05)

Section 1.1.5 software version change (02.00.06)

Reason for change

EXTENDED DATA POINTS.....................................................................................25

ACTION INHIBIT DATA SET...................................................................................26

POINT EVENT DATA SETS....................................................................................32

XML Loaded via DNP3 File Transfer

XML Loaded via other transport mechanism

Terminal ASCII Terminal Command Line

Software Vendor software named _______

Proprietary file loaded via DNP3 file transfer

Proprietary file loaded via other transport mechanism

Direct Keypad on device front panel

Factory Specified when device is ordered

Protocol Set via DNP3 (e.g. assign class)

Other explain _______________________

Master Stations send DNP requests, while Field

The name of the organisation producing the device.

WITS Device Profile Document

Based on version 1.3

The model and name of the device, sufficient to

WITS Device Profile Document

Based on version 1.3

Device manufacturers hardware

Device manufacturers software

WITS Device Profile Document

Based on version 1.3

Version of the Device Profile Document is

Supported version of WITS:

WITS Device Profile Document

Based on version 1.3

For Field Devices an outgoing connection is

For Master Stations an outgoing connection is

Maximum number of outgoing

Devices can have up to ten connections. Enter

Supports incoming connections:

For Field Devices an incoming connection is

For Master Stations an incoming connection is

Incoming connection availability:

Incoming connections may not always be

WITS Device Profile Document

Based on version 1.3

Periodic availability start date/time:

Periodic availability end date/time:

Periodic availability repeat interval

WITS Device Profile Document

Based on version 1.3

Supported connection types and

Connection modes may apply to any connection

Network connections must support a minimum of

Modes of connection supported:

Type of connection supported:

Configurable, selectable from _, _,