DNP3

Distributed Network Protocol

Data Link
Block 0 Cabecera Enlace Block 1 Datos de usuario(Siguiente capa transporte)

• DIR Direction 1 = A to B
0 = B to A
• PRM Primary message 1 = mensaje es primario (pregunta)
0 = mensaje es secundario (respuesta)
• FCB Cuenta de bits en la trama
• FCV Cuenta de bits en la trama Valida 0 = ignore FCB
1 = FCB is valid
• RES Reserved = 0
• DFC BIT de control de flujo de datos. Se pondrá en 1 cuando los datos de usuarios son
enviados y provocan un desbordamiento del buffer.
• FC Function code
Pseudo – Transport
Application message formats

Application Control field “AC”

Second Byte
Bit Meaning When Set
0 Function code not implemented
1 Requested objects unknown
2 Parameters invalid
3 Buffer overflow
4 Operation already in progress
5 Corrupt configuration
6 Reserved ( 0 )
7 Reserved ( 0 )
Notes
This function code is not available at this outstation.
There are no objects as specified or in the specified
class.
Parameters in the qualifier range, or data fields are not
valid or are out of range.
Event or other application buffers have overflowed.
This operation is already executing.
This is a specific problem indication showing that the
master will have to download a new configuration.
Always to return 0.
Always to return 0.
Qualifier Code Table
Q Interpretation of Qualifier Code
Range Value Referencing Mode Notes
Code Size (Bits)
0 8 Range - Index The range field contains start and stop indexes. points
1 16 Mode are I1 to I2. I-size = 0, or 4-6 for individual object size
2 32 prefixes.
3 8 Range – Absolute The Range field contains start and stop absolute
4 16 Mode memory addresses in outstation. Data are Bytes B1 to
B2. I-size = 0, or 4-6 for individual object size prefixes
5 32
(response messages only).

6 - All Object Mode Specifies all objects in the referenced group/variation.

Only used for requests. There is no range field with this
mode. I-size must = 0.
7 8 Non-Ranged Mode Specifies a list of unrelated points. The Range field
contains the number of points referenced. I-size = 0: No
8 16 indexes, points only
I-size = 1: Indexes are 8 Bit
I-size = 2: Indexes are 16 Bit
9 32 I-size = 3: Indexes are 32 Bit
11 As for I-size Object Identifier The Range field contains the number of Object
Mode Identifiers following. Each Object Identifier is preceded
by a ‘Size’ field. The size of the Size and Range fields
depends on I- size:
I-size = 1: Fields are 8 Bit
I-size = 2: Fields are 16 Bit
I-size = 3: Fields are 32 Bit
 Table of Index-Size Codes
I-
size Size in Meaning in Request Meaning in Request or Response
Code bits with Q-code = 11 containing Data Objects
0 No index No indexing. Objects are packed directly.
1 8 Identifier Field Size Objects are prefixed with an index of this length.
2 16
3 32
4 8 Objects are prefixed with an object size field of this
5 16 length.
6 32

Rango solo Qualifier

code en 0, 1 y2
GENERAL