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1. eeeeeeeeeeeeeee 94 Veclor diagraltiS sscossesa vi poc voca io uvae 91 Problem solving s oxxbeumditope usse datu onto dimos 108 Profile status word eseesesse 72 Program version rrnnnrnnnrnnnnvnnrnnnennnrnnnennee 106 PIN ane 131 Purpose of this user manual 3 Read commands eene 69 118 for current device data 70 for emergency readout 73 for load profiles sss 71 ger HH 69 Reading head eseeeseesse 29 D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual 133 134 Read me file eeseseeesessee 105 Release notes r rrrnarrnrrnanrnnrnanrnnrnnnrnnnnnnen 105 Reset DIP table 94 Result window rrarnarnnnrnrrnernarnarnannnnnnernennern 24 Save command log window content 24 25 27 93 communication log window content 27 result window content 24 91 93 TU eee en ere eee 78 DNT 18 Security attributes rrrarrrrnnrrrrnrrrranrrnnnnen 109 Security SWItches rrrrarrrrnnrrrrnrrnranrennnnen 109 Security system rrranrrnrarrnrnnnennnnrnnnnre 94 109 Selecting the calendar base for IEC commands Y M 97 Serial connection to a local bus 65 Serial connecti
2. 95 the license ER 13 Check for update 106 Client toolbar rarrrrnrernnrorarernnnevanenvanennnnnn 19 Command confirmation setting 101 Command execultion euesss 23 Command log window 25 Command ToC sornetas 21 Command tree toolbar 21 Communication channel 29 Communication channel data 33 Communication channel toolbar 20 Communication channels 7 Communication examples 64 Communication log window 26 Communication protocols 8 Communication settings 31 Communication solutions 68 Conditions for the use of this user manual 3 Gog SOS emi cares essere IRE pM EP ERE 3 Copy command log window content 25 28 result window eeeseeeeeeeee 94 vector diagrams ic cstisncdebicssiwcidsrceniseeadients 91 Current version of the program 106 Defining file locations 98 Defining IP addresses 50 Defining phone numbers 48 Defining storage policy for keys and passwords T
3. 99 Delay times settings 100 Delete command log window 25 Delete communication log window 28 nu 30 Device address eeeeeeeeene 42 63 Device dala sassi er e 40 Device security rrranrnnnennnrvnnrnnnennnrnnnennnennne 42 Device security system 109 Landis Gyr Index Device toolbar eeeeeeeeeesse 20 BLEV LE jo M ce ete ret Sean ate Seeman neces P 41 Diagnostic commands 90 130 POU AO Me 92 5 94 Direct connection rarrnnnrnarrnnnennnennnennnennnn 29 UME 131 dims application layer 37 EK Tren 36 ED 131 Edit command log window content 25 E CO EEE 8 Emergency reaCOutl ccseccceeeeseeeeeeeeeeees 73 Emphasising commands available in the command TEGenrecisoisiinris rannani 23 Enabling MAP100 file export 102 Entering license data 12 Establishing communication 63 Ethernet connection 67 Evaluation window eeeeeeeeee 28 EVEN TY DES ammen 72 Examples of OBIS identification codes 114 Execute commands ee 81 127 Firmware update AD xG
4. 83 Firmware update E450 and AD xE 86 SMS test transmission 82 Export result window content 24 Fields of application of MAP tools 7 File locations setting 98 Firmware update AD xG 83 Firmware update E450 and AD xE 86 FirstinstallatoNn er 9 First Steps rrarennnennnonnnonnnennnrnnnennnevnnnnnnnnnnen 14 Folder handling 22 Functional range for dims devices 118 IG LEO Ir 118 per user group suse ose onu ne oue ook rhe a au enne 118 Functions of the MAP110 7 Further documents eesssesss 68 GSM installation support 91 VEE RECEN POSER 131 Jg m 38 131 Import address book 52 Importing passwords and keys 45 Improper data access sssessss 109 dailei s a 9 IP address definition 50 IP address selection 19 Key IPYDOFPL us ucieectodkvac rain dt code reti dicen 45 I OG E TE tese indeed tidende 109 Language eeeeeeeeenee nennen nnns 9 95 PNG CINCO OA MNT 12 License key entry cccsecseeeseeeseeesee
5. 7 3 1 SMS test transmission For execution select the SMS Test execute command of the command tree E 2 dims Read Commands fH KG 2 dims Write Commands a 2 dims Execute Commands Billing Period Reset Enable Test Mode Disable Test Mode Activate Active Pulses on Right LED Activate Reactive Pulses on Right LED Neutralize Billing Period Reset Inputs KA KB Reset Meter Data Reset Alert Activate Passive TOU Now Activate New Parameters in Meter aa Registers l Profiles B D Diagnostic puc The SMS Test dialogue window appears In this window you can enter the phone number to be called and the message text of the test SMS Destination Phone Number 07991234567 Message Text Alert meter 76926068 Example CMG5 207 33904208 0D 74403 59 lt 1A gt Calling AT Message String CMG5 07991234567 lt 0D gt Alert meter 76926068 lt 1A gt SMS Status Send Test SMS Read SMS Status Click on Send Test SMS to send the Test SMS By clicking on Read SMS Status you can display the SMS status O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Commands 83 134 7 3 2 Firmware update AD xP xG This execute command is only applicable for communication modules AD xP xG version 3 x Additional knowledge required Additional knowledge is required to apply this execute command The following information provides only an overview about this command Please contact your sales representative to receive further i
6. Provided no data is yet shown in the result window e g after starting the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool the following background picture can be seen in the result window kh I Result Window Landis Gyr manage energy better O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Description of user interface 25 134 5 6 Command log In the command log window all activities are logged LH x Command Log LGZ96096439 B30 connected Read Date and Time 2014 01 30 07 15 29 Deviation of local time to UTC O min Clock status 0x00 Read Identification Number 1 1 96096439 Read Battery Voltage 6 3 V Read Battery Use Time 2430369 min 1687d 18h 9min Read Billing Values LGZ4 2ZMD4024407 B30 connected Read Data Readout LGZ96096439 B30 connected Read Load Profile 1 Command cancelled Modem connected to ZMD405 B23 F 87541380 0419356123 LGZ87541380 B23 connected Read Vector Diagram Modem disconnected from ZMD405 B23 F 87541380 0419356123 LGZ87541380 B23 ZMD405CT44 2407 S2 This includes connection messages blue command execution messages black and error messages red For the command execution messages the result is displayed immediately afterwards if it is not displayed as a table in the result window e g readout of current values or as evaluation in its own window e g vector diagram Clicking on in the command log toolbar opens the Open Command Log dialogue window to displ
7. Gregorian Jalali Persian 4 Click on OK The Options window disappears and the new settings are saved D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 98 134 Auxiliary functions 8 4 Defining storage location of communication settings The path where communication settings are stored can be set with this setting The communication settings can be shared for all MAP tools Since the keys passwords and the storage policy are stored encrypted per Windows user the communication settings cannot be used by other Win dows users on the same PC Procedure 1 Select Options from the Tools menu The Options window appears 2 Select the Communication Settings tab 3 Inthe File Location area click on and select a directory in the tree appearing or enter the path to the desired directory File Location CA Users user App Data Local l andis Gyrd MAP Storage Policy of Keys and Passwords 8 permanent limited until 30 11 2014 4 Click on OK The Options window disappears and the new settings are saved All communication settings are stored in the files DeviceConnectionSettings Vxx xml AddressBookVxx xml and SecuritySettingsVxx xml xx data version e g 12 Please note that these files will not be automatically trans ferred into the new directory If required the files have to be copied or moved manually The default directory for an initial installation under Windows 7
8. um AN000 A l Curent Ratio 11 12 20 Primary Power Secondary Power Pmax 20 785kVA Pn 17 321 kVA Ri 1000 0000 imp kVAh R2 20000 imp kVAh Click on Send to Meter to write the values set into the device O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Commands 81 134 T Execute commands oection 12 Functional range per user group describes which execute commands are available to the individual user groups For execution double click the relevant execution command in the com mand tree marked with the X icon 7 4 dims Read Commands a a dims Write Commands 3 e dims Execute Commands JE Billing Period Reset X Enable Test Mode Disable Test Mode Activate Active Pulses on Right LED Activate Reactive Pulses on Right LED Neutralize Billing Period Reset Inputs KA KB Reset Meter Data X Reset Alert Dus Activate Passive TOU Now seen x Activate Mew Parameters in Meter El Registers A Profiles H 4 Event Logs Ba Communication i T Diagnostic Commands The execute command is normally transmitted to the device without addi tional dialogue exception see 7 3 1 SMS test transmission and exe cuted there The commands executed are recorded in the command log window Lae x Command Log LGZ96096439 B30 connected Enable Test Mode Disable Test Mode ZMD402CT44 4207 53 D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 82 134 Commands
9. 00689009ms IEC 00689945ms IEC 00689945ms IEC 00689945ms IEC 00689945ms IEC 00689945ms IEC 00690148ms IEC 00690382ms IEC 00690382ms IEC 00690554ms IEC 00690554ms IEC 00690554ms IEC 00690756ms HDLC 00690756ms HDLC 00690756ms HDLC R lt 2 lt CR gt lt LF gt EchoHandler on start delay of minimum reaction time R lt LGZ4 2ZMD4024407 _B30 lt CR gt lt LF gt set new Baudrate 4800 Bps set State Open wait for minimum response time delay 5 gt lt ACK gt 242 lt CR gt lt LF gt message transferred Changed Baudrate to 4800Bps start delay of minimum reaction time R lt lt ACK gt 242 lt CR gt lt LF gt set State Mode E Open StartOpenEvent is set set State OPENING minimum reaction time 200ms 27 134 Communication Log A 200 ms 3 200 ms 00690928ms HDLC 4 R lt 7EA01E610373B57C8180120501F806013E070400000001080400000001480E7E 00690756ms HDLC StartDelay 25 00690756ms HDLC 5 gt SNRM Frame SrcAdr 48 DestAdr 1 SendFrSize 248 RecFrSize 248 Poll True FrameValid F 00690788ms HDLC S gt 7EAO01E036193AB7D8180120501F80601F807040000000108040000000155B67E 00690788ms HDLC Start Frame Transfer 00690866ms HDLC Frame transferred 00690928ms HDLC StartDelay 25 To analyse a specific string mark it and click on in the communication log toolbar This opens the Protocol Analyzer window TEASF36103FAS900E6E7000C2B0009060101200700FF000500005D
10. D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 84 134 O Landis Gyr Commands ER Afterwards the button is activated and can be used to download the new firmware release into the device Qr Clicking on reads the data from the device and saves the data in a DAT file e Clicking on reads a device specific parameter list from the device and displays this in a window Par ProtacolSelectar Current Value re System TimeCis TimeData 11224 System TimeCts Clockstatus String RegisterConfigld Current Value 24 1 StringRegisterParamid Curent Value 18008 StringRRegister tility SerialNumber Current Value 18408 StringRegisterManufacturerSerialNumberModule Curent 18808 StrngRegisterUtiitySerialNumber21 Curent Value ObjectOfRubishRegister LongPowerDown Time 1000 0gedorusegsterOupscoig The list can be edited by deleting entries or by adding new entries at the end of the list Click on Save to save the list as XML file k Clicking on exports the device data as Protocol Data Unit PDU in an XML file D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Commands 85 134 The operation types and operation states are displayed in the Firmware Update window MAP110 Firmware Update AD xP xG 3 x LGZ11004691 TD ER EN D New Download Continue Download Cancel Device Code Thx mot File Name Device Code TO4 Kmot m Device Data Txx dat File Name Export Finished C Users user Downloa
11. First steps 5 weno File View Communication Tools Help e d Client 0 Public Access no authentication Device any device 1 IEGHDLC amp Phone amp Channel Default Channel E450 ZMX300G ad dims Read Commands OBIS Value Designation 17 134 Group fH Billing Values 0 0 42 0 0 DUE Instantaneous Values 0 0 97 97 0 i Ed 0 0 97 98 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 96 1 0 0 0 96 1 1 0 0 96 1 2 0 0 36 13 0 0 96 1 4 11 0 1 8 0 1 0 2 8 0 1 0 3 8 0 1 0 4 8 0 1 0 5 8 0 1 0 6 8 0 1 0 7 8 0 ea a ea a B a g m LGZ12129973 00200000 3E002001 2014 01 29 17 57 51 00 12129973 123456 78 COSEM logical device name Error code Alarm code 1 Clock Device ID 1 utility serial number 1 ID 2 1 Device ID 2 utility serial number 2 ID 2 2 Device ID 3 utility serial number 3 ID 2 3 Device ID 4 utility serial number 4 ID 2 4 Device ID 5 utility serial number 5 ID 2 5 Energy A Energy A Energy R Energy R Energy Ri Energy Rc Energy Ri Enerav Rc Identification Nu Diagnostics Diagnostics Clock Identification Nut Identification Nu Identification Nu Identification Nut Identification Nut LGZ12129973 V070104 connected Read Billing Values LGZ12129973 M1BC3313UDW12nS Session disconnected dims COM3 19200 bps 12 Examine the data read out in the table in the display area By clicking
12. G with static password Installation or maintenance work after verification Management without breaking a seal locally or via a central system UID 1 all interfaces All parameters and all billing data are readable Limited write access to settable data is possible e g switching tables device addresses identification numbers phone numbers etc 89 Reserved for future expansion A attributes selectable at No typical application defined Utility Defined ordering time Access rights defined at ordering time according to the UID 22 needs of the utility B Reserved for future expansion C with static password Allocation of read access rights Read Administrator without breaking a seal All parameter and all billing data are readable UID 96 Head access rights for all lower levels 0 to B can be allocated D with coded password Same as level 4 Utility Administrator breaking the verification In addition changes in the utility security system are UID 97 seal necessary possible local interfaces only Read and write access rights can be adapted and all Landis Gyr Tool required passwords can be changed because of coded pass word E with coded password Service access of the distributor Distributor Service breaking the verification dentical to level D UID 100 seal necessary In addition changing the access rights and the pass local interfaces only word of the utility administrator is possible Landi
13. V key Options Names of windows and elements appear in quotation marks D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 4 134 Table of contents Table of contents EE JG REE 7 FUNN RT 7 1 2 Communication channels rrarvnnnrnnnnnnnnnnvnnnnnnrvnnnnrnnnnnnnnennennnnnvnnnnnnnnennnnenuennnnevnnnsnnnnnnnenenuennene 7 120 COOMMUMICATIOMN DKOLOCOIS RT 8 TA role d EE P 8 1 5 Supported devices sesssessssssssssssssseesesee nennen enne nnnn nnne nn sna nn nsn sr se anrea sr sea sns nass n ans 8 2 Installation and uninstallation aaavarnvnavnnnnnnvnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnvnnnnnnunnnnnnnnnnnvnnnnnnunnnnnnnnunnenunn 9 ZAM Cucine 9 EE eV get 10 3 ENST eet 11 Sel EEN ONCEDE ERE 11 3e ENCINO 0 EE EE EE EE 12 3 3 Changing the license rrrrnrrrnnrnranevnnnrnanrrvanernnrrvarrnnanennnsnnanennnsrnnnennanennnsnnnssnnanennnsnnnsennnnennn 13 HESS 14 5 Description of user interface an rannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnennnnnnennnnnnnnnnnnnennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnennnnnnennr 18 B NN a PMID IM IMPIIS UE EP IT 18 2 ase MR 19 sto TONE mme 19 EN ANN MT 19 SENT 19 550 FS OT T u 19 534 Device toolbar TT T EE 20 5 3 5 Communication channel toolbar rrrnnrnnnnnnnnnnnnnvnnnnnnennnnnnnnnevnnnernennrnennnnennnnevnnnnnnenennensen 20 544 Oslo MLE
14. e dims Write Commands H LJ Clock 5 Profiles H Identification Numbers cq Multi Utility a Communication 8 4 Remote Communication El Extended Communication CU only B re Time of Use a E Set Activation Date of Passive TOU PO e a Time of Use TOU a Tariff Control ma Disconnectors HI Diagnostic Values ma Passwords ia Display and Readout Lists g Vl Primary Data Adaptation E ne In Home Display 8 8 dims Execute Commands I Diagnostic Commands In the dialogue window Time of use TOU you can modify the TOU read out from the device and write it back again into the device You can also save a read out TOU in a XML file or load a saved XML file into the MAP110 to write it into the device dais Mon Tue Wed Thu Fi Sat Sun Clicking on E3 opens the Save as dialogue window to save the TOU in a freely selected directory as XML file O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Commands 79 134 Clicking on opens the Open File dialogue window to load a TOU saved in a XML file Clicking on copies the active TOU into the passive TOU You can also copy the entire TOU or an individual table to the Windows clipboard to paste it afterwards into the TOU of another device connected to the MAP110 and write it into this device The TOU of the different device families are thereby exchangeable among themselves Clicking on Ei copies the entire TOU from the MAP 110 to the Windows clipbo
15. hexadecimal Characters 32 54 6 Click on OK The key is stored and the associated device specific access levels are indicated additionally Device Secunty Settings Device specific access levels 2 Utility Field Service coded password ZMX300G G Management Access GMAC authentication ZMX300G Global Authentication Key GAK Global Unicast Encryption Key GUEK The keys are displayed in the GAK and GUEK entry boxes as place holders with 10 asterisks regardless of the effective length of the key Note Clicking on the icon behind the key entry box allows deleting defined keys again 7 Continue as described in section 6 2 3 5 Terminating the device data definition after the manual key entry O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Communication with the devices 45 134 6 2 3 4 Importing passwords and keys Device Secunty Settings Device specific access levels Global Authentication Key GAK Global Unicast Encryption Key GUEK access level If the keys and passwords are not available in a legible form you can import them from a key file Proceed as follows 1 Click on Import The Import Keys window appears 2 Click on in the Key File area and select the directory where the key file is stored in the displayed tree or enter the path to this directory The available device serial numbers will be listed in the Device Selec tion area 3 Click on in the File with
16. in the Windows Control Panel under Programs and Features D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Licensing 11 134 3 Licensing This section explains the licensing concept and describes the steps neces sary for licensing the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool 3 1 Licensing concept After installation the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool is in the unlicensed state i e it can only be used as demo version with reduced range of func tions In order to permit the use of the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool without restrictions it must be licensed for the intended use available edi tions see section 1 4 Editions For this purpose the following licensing data can be obtained from the Landis Gyr representative responsible which must be entered in the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool e User Name e User Group e License Key The procedure is described in section 3 2 Entering license data G MAP110 licence key remains valid for MAP110 The license key for the former Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool is also valid for the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool If MAP110 is already installed on the computer the license will be automatically imported into MAP1 10 The license of the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool release 4 4 or later is handled individually per Windows user and per MAP110 main release on a single PC If several persons share the same PC the required MAP110 user group with its specific functionality can therefore be
17. select template Physical dims Link Layer dims Application Layer EC Transmission speed switching 5600 bps v Intercharacter timeout 3000 ms Maximum number of retries 3 Password for R5 W5 commands static Maximum R1 W 1 command size 16 bytes Cancel 2 Select the required maximum transmission rate default 9600 bps in the Transmission speed switching drop down list Untick the check box if you don t want to allow transmission rate switching Note In case of modem or network connections no real change is made but only the transmission rate character in the protocol is altered 3 Intercharacter timeout After expiration of the set time the transmission is automatically ended if no further data is transmitted If you untick the Intercharacter timeout checkbox no automatic termination of the transmission occurs 4 Select the number of retries default value 3 in the Maximum number of retries drop down list If you select 0 no retries occur 5 Enter the required static password 8 characters for R5 W5 commands in the Password for R5 W5 commands entry box D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Communication with the devices 39 134 6 Enter the maximum length in bytes of the R1 W1 commands in the Maximum R1 W1 command size entry box This value limits the block size for the transmission of large amounts of data e g display lists or tables of use Values greater than 16 bytes are not supp
18. 134 GT AIS CHLOE ee 48 6 2 4 1 PRONG TUMDO ooosececicaruiaomutesd cep MINUIT MUN MEME MEME MM 48 6 2 4 2 lazio ie oi RETRO 50 6 2 4 3 Iiport rig address DOOK sara ptis tc ux e EEREN DI MM D EN UE 52 6 2 5 Links between devices and communication channels rnrennnrnnnvrrnnrrnnvrnnnrrnnnrernvrnnnrenn 54 6 2 5 1 Defining link between device and communication channel 55 6 2 5 2 Terminating the link definition rrrrrnrnnrrnnnennnnnrnnrrnnnevnnnnnanennnnennennnnennnsennsennnsennn 57 JE EE EE 58 6 2 6 1 SN ar 59 6 2 6 2 Message SCURI ORE 61 6 2 6 3 Terminating the access level definition rrnrrnnnrrnnnrrnnnnranrrnnrernnrnranennnnennnrnnnsennn 62 6 3 Addressing ACEVICES c E 63 6 4 Establishing the communication with devices rrrrnrrnnnrrnnrrennrrnnnrennrrrnnrennerennrennnrennernnnrennenn 63 65 Communication ekamples xcu pec secs nm Met sRS MUS ios tIRMEMMUINESD MERE UNE MR MEUM 64 6 5 1 Serial connection via the optical interface rrrrnrrrrnrrrrnnnerrarrrranrrrranrnrnnrennanrnrnnnennnsennnn 64 6 5 2 Serial connection to a local bus sessseessssesssseseeeeeen nennen enne nnns 65 625 2 Modem CONNECCION vene 66 6 5 4 Network connection via a LAN i rannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnrnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn 67 6 5 5 Network connection via a WLAN and the Internet rrranrrrnnrennnrrrnnrnnnnrvnnnnnnnennnnnrn
19. 2 Identification Numbers 0 0 96 1 2 Device ID 3 utility serial number 3 ID 2 3 Identification Numbers 0 0 96 1 3 Device ID 4 utility serial number 4 ID 2 4 Identification Numbers 0 0 96 1 4 Device ID 5 utility serial number 5 ID 2 5 Identification Numbers 1 0 1 8 0 i M Energy A 1 0 2 8 0 1 VA Energy A 1 0 3 8 0 Energy R 1 0 4 8 0 Energy R 1 0 5 8 0 f i Energy Ri 1 0 6 8 0 i Energy Rc The data can either be displayed by readout from a device with the corre sponding command or by opening a previously saved file The column widths of tables can be changed with the mouse click edge of column and move while holding down the mouse button Clicking on in the result window toolbar opens the Open Result File dialogue window to display result files previously saved again in the result window Clicking on in the result window toolbar opens the Save as dialogue window to save the data displayed in a freely selected directory either as XML file default or as text file Clicking the right mouse button in the result window followed by selection of the Save as menu item in the pop up menu appearing has the same effect Clicking on in the result window toolbar exports the data displayed for any desired further processing in the Excel table calculation program Click ing the right mouse button in the result window followed by selection of the Open with Excel menu item in the pop up menu appearing has the same effect
20. 2 6 Access levels 5 3 3 Address toolbar The phone number or IP address drop down lists displayed depending on the communication settings allow selection of the corresponding entry in the address book Phone ZMQ202 H02 7693001 a The phone number of the required modem can be selected in the Phone drop down list if a modem is selected as communication channel Clicking on in the address toolbar makes the connection to the selected phone number When the connection is made the drop down list is blocked and the icon on the button changes its appearance Clicking on in the address toolbar interrupts the modem connection D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 20 134 5 3 4 Device toolbar Description of user interface Ered ver The IP address and port number of the required device can be selected in the IP Address drop down list provided a network card is selected as interface in the communication profile settings The phone icon is deacti vated c IP Address E35C Ethernet Module Clicking on S in the address toolbar displays the selected address definition in the Address Book window where it can be modified Clicking on in the address toolbar displays the address book see section 6 2 4 Address data Device ZMX310G IEC HDLC 12129973 10973 GA The device toolbar allows the selection of devices with predefined settings device series and device addresses Wi
21. A 1004 7 1 20 A 3 108A max 1 20 Angle U2 U1 119 00 Angle U3 U1 240 00 Angle 1 U1 27 00 Angle 2 12 24 00 Angle 13 13 26 00 IEC method anticlockwise D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Communication with the devices 29 134 6 Communication with the devices This section describes all aspects of communication with devices in parti cular the communication settings in the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool for various applications 6 1 Basic principle The communication between the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool and a device via a communication channel is strictly client server based The client is part of the MAP110 Service Tool the server is located in the end device e g the meter The required settings in the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool comprise the following three main areas e Communication channel e Device Server e Access level Client 6 1 1 Communication channel The communication connection from the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool to one or more devices can be made in various ways e With a serial connection to a device With an optical reading head placed at the optical interface of the device only point to point connection to a device possible With a Bluetooth reading head radio transmission over short distances only point to point connection to a device possible With a direct co
22. Management Access Level G Password Remote Data Collection Level 6 Password Remote Service Level 7 Password User Defined Level A Password Read Administrator Level C Password Utility Administrator Level D Password Distributor Service Level E Password Level 1 Communication Unit Password Level 2 Communication Unit Password Level A Communication Unit Encryption Key M Bus Device 1 to 4 Password Optical Interface Password Engineering Menu Password P1 Password P2 Encryption Key P2 Display and Readout Lists Recall List Landis Gyr 126 134 O Landis Gyr Functional range per user group Consumer final customer Field Inspection Installation field use Engineering laboratory use Verification Wrne Commands fame iec Service List Readout List No Power Display List Register Resolution Auto Scroll Display List Manual Scroll Display List Engineering Menu Maximum Retries and Timeout Consumer Message Primary Data Adaptation Primary Data Adaptation ZxQ In Home Display Consumer Message In Home Display RF Address In Home Display Parameters D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Functional range per user group Execute commands 127 134 D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Consumer final customer Field Inspection Reader Installation field use Engineering laboratory use Verification Execute Commands dims IEC Billing Period Reset Take Energy Snapshot Enable Disable
23. Messages 15 Minutes p Click on OK to write the values set into the device You can check the settings with the execute command SMS Test see 7 3 1 SMS test transmission O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Commands 77 134 7 23 Modify communication unit settings The write commands in the folder Extended Communication CU only of the command tree allow you to modify the settings of communication units and communication unit adapters ADP EC dims Read Commands 2 4 dims Write Commands E Extended Communication CU only ZI General Communication Settings Bee il CU Modem Settings af CU TCP IP Settings male CU ADP Settings sf Received Signal Strength Profile Settings Gl Passwords fal dims Execute Commands Ei Diagnostic Commands In the dialogue window you can modify the corresponding communication settings e g the modem configuration of a communication unit with GSM GPRS modem as shown in the following figure Communication Unit 195 Intemal Modem Initial Protocol dims Response Delay ms IEC Intercharacter Timeout Start Transmission Rate EC Access Protection Click on OK to write the values set into the communication unit D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 78 134 Commands 7 2 4 Modify time of use For execution select the Time of use TOU write command in the Time of Use folder of the command tree E i dims Read Commands B
24. an image file containing the new firmware is needed Please select an already prepared image file or let the tool generate it from a binary file Key default C user defined Characters used 0 64 The key is a 32 bytes long hexadecimal value used to generate an image file out of a binary file Mei Cancel 4 Select the option user defined if you want to use a user defined key for signing the image file to be generated from the binary file instead of the device series specific standard key and then enter your key of exactly 256 bit length 64 characters in hexadecimal form The Key area is only activated if the option binary file is selected in the File area 5 Click on Next gt An image file is generated from the binary file and signed with the selected key The screen Step 2 Initialisation of transfer appears The following data about the firmware will be displayed Identification of the currently loaded firmware in the device dentification size and signature of the new firmware Total size block size and number of blocks of the new firmware 6 Inthe New Firmware area select whether the complete firmware or only the ZigBee stack or the metrologically relevant part of the firmware is to be updated 7 Inthe Activation area select whether the firmware shall be activated immediately after the transfer or at a later point in time to be entered 8 Inthe Activation Type area
25. any device undefined ZCX110P E450 ZxX100 300P E450 ZxX100 300P Remote Address ZMX310G 07631 USB Optical Head COM3 9600 Devices pp S X USB 19200 Communication Channels IEC Address HDLC Address Network ID 1 undefined 1 undefined 1 undefined J undefined 1 undefined 1 undefined Network Address J undefined J undefined Data Version 12 Storage Policy permanent File Location C Users user AppData Local Landis Gyr dMAP In the figure below a communication channel is selected in the Communi cation Channels area highlighted blue All the linked devices are also highlighted in the Devices area light blue yellow and the links with their attributes are shown in the Links area Communication Setti Device Name AD FE11G150 E450 ZxX100 300P Remote Address GSM 0794438765 ZMX310G 07631 GSM 0794438765 rc Devices ee I X TCP_IP USB Optical Head COM3 9600 USB 19200 Communication Channels HDLC Address Network ID undefined undefined undefined undefined undefined undefined undefined undefined undefined undefined undefined undefined Data Version 12 Storage Policy permanent File Location C Users user AppData Local Landis Gyr dMAP Recommended input sequence Landis Gyr recommends to define the required data in the following sequence 1 Communication channels see section 6 2 2 Communication chan
26. arranged individually by moving to another position click dotted line and move with mouse button pressed The status bar and the communication log can be faded in or out using the menu points of the View menu D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Description of user interface 5 2 Menu bar 5 3 Toolbars 19 134 The menu bar of the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool contains the follow ing menus for selecting functions e File menu for saving result or log window data for opening data saved in the result or log windows and for ending the application e View menu to fade in or out the status bar and the communication log e Communication menu to connect and disconnect devices and to make communication settings e Tools menu to select functions for licensing startup language setting and option setting e Help menu to select online help release notes and release display and to check for available updates 5 3 1 Application toolbar 5 3 2 Client toolbar Ga The application toolbar contains the following buttons for direct selection of functions frequently required opens the communication settings window Client 0 Public Access no authentication The client toolbar allows selection of the required access level Only fully defined access levels are displayed a level can occur more than once with different settings Clicking on in the client toolbar displays the access level settings see section 6
27. for disabled commands all device specific dims commands P d I dims Read Commands AT Instantaneous Values H Clock Ea Profiles dk Integration Period i Capture Periods fff Load Profile 1 AR Load Profile 2 F Stored Values Billing Data Profile FH Energy Profile NE Daily Snapshot Profile Event Logs F Standard Event Log AFR Disconnector Control Log i FH Parameter Changes Log EH Firmware Update Log CU EE Watchdog Event Log If there is no connection to a device all commands are shown unavailable The commands can be selected however e g read out a value Once a connection to the meter has been set up the commands available are then displayed correctly corresponding to the connected device D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 24 134 Description of user interface 5 5 Result window Readout results device values profiles etc are shown in tabular form or as graphic evaluation e g DIP table in the result window The following example shows current device values LH ES Biling Values Value Designation Group LGZ12129973 COSEM logical device name Identification Numbers 0 0 97 97 0 00200000 Error code Diagnostics 0 0 97 98 0 3E002001 Alarm code 1 Diagnostics 0 0 1 0 0 2014 01 29 18 30 29 00 Clock Clock 0 0 96 1 0 12129973 Device ID 1 utility serial number 1 ID 2 1 Identification Numbers 0 0 96 1 1 123456 78 Device ID 2 utility serial number 2 ID 2
28. generic IEC commands all device specific IEC commands E850 0200 E550 ZxD300 400 E570 ZMX400G E570 ZMAX400P E550 7xG300 400 E450 ZMX300G E450 7xx100 300P E350 ZxF100 E230 ZxR100xC E230 xR100xR Eb5C CU A B M G D E P Ux E35C AD xP xG E35C AD xU E35C AD xE ZxDIO0AR ZxD100AP A tree view e g as generally familiar from the file system tree of Windows Explorer is ideally suited for navigating in ordered structures with folders and subfolders For the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool the command tree consists of a hierarchic arrangement of tree items folders and commands Tree items are shown as follows i Folders H Read commands for values device values profiles etc s Read or write commands for date and time Read commands for parameters e g read identification number il Write commands for parameters e g write identification number Execute commands e g reset register Excel evaluation e g load profile analysis E GSM installation support amp Vector diagram DIP table mj Emergency readout Each folder can be expanded and collapsed individually Collapsed folder items are preceded by an expansion sign H expanded folder items by a collapse sign E Use the buttons Or e of the command tree toolbar to expand or col lapse all folders Clicking the right mouse button inside the command tree and then selecting the Expand all or Collapse all
29. if this user ID is also enabled there A user ID is currently only supported by a few devices Please refer to the respective device documentation to find out whether this is sup ported by your device or not not to be selected as default 6 2 6 1 Access security 1 Only for user defined access levels Select the type of authentication in the Authentication drop down list The selection is described in section 10 2 Security attributes under Access authentication For all other access levels the authentication is fix assigned and cannot be changed Access Level Definition X User Defined 1 Client Application Process ID E User ID Authentication no authentication low level authentication using a static password high level authentication using a coded password Additional requisites high level authentication using TEA high level authentication using MDS high level authentication using 5HA 1 Message Security high level authentication using GMAC Security policy no ciphering Supported protocols dims only D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 60 134 Communication with the devices 2 Only for access levels with authentication Click on the edit icon and then enter the password or key in the appearing Enter New Pass word Secret window either as visible string or hexadecimal and then confirm the entry with OK Coded Password visible string hexadecimal For security reas
30. release 3 x to the latest release 5 0 the new release can be installed in parallel to a former release in a separate direc tory The license is kept but the communication profiles are lost and must be entered again However it is possible to import the phone book of a for mer release Use the import function in the new address book for this see section 6 2 4 Address data Former releases 1 x and 2 x can t be upgraded Landis Gyr recommend to remove older releases since they will no longer be supported D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 10 134 Installation and uninstallation 2 2 Uninstallation Procedure O Landis Gyr D If the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool is no longer needed it should be uninstalled To do so use the uninstallation program delivered and installed together with the MAP 110 Automatic upgrading If the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool release 5 0 x e g 5 0 09 needs to be upgraded to the most recent release 5 0 y e g 5 0 26 it is not nec essary to uninstall the former release The newest release 5 0 automatically replaces any former release 5 0 Click on Start and then under All programs in the Landis Gyr program group from the menu Landis Gyr MAP110 5 0 select the Landis Gyr MAP110 5 0 Uninstall command The uninstallation program is started Please follow the instructions on the Screen Alternatively you can also uninstall the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool
31. system rrrnnnnnanrnnnnrvnnrnvanennnnnnnnrnnnnrnnnrnnanrnnnnennnsnnanennnsnnanennnnennnsnnnnennnsnnnsennnsennn 94 Paria iler cc E 95 8 1 Changing the language of the user interface rrrrnrrrrnrnvrnnnrrvnnnvnnnnvnrnnnrnnnnenvnnsennnnrnnnrennnnen 95 8 2 Setting colour for disabled commands arrrnnnrnnnrrnnnennnnnnnnrnnnnnnnnrnnnnennnrnnnnrnnnnennnnnnnsennnnennsene 96 8 3 Selecting the calendar base for IEC commands rrrrnnnennnnrnnnnnennnnrnnnnnennanennnnrennnnennnnnennnnen 97 8 4 Defining storage location of communication settings rrrarrnnrnanrnarvanrnarnanrnarnnnrnaennnennennnenn 98 8 5 Defining storage policy for keys and passwords rrrnrrrrnnrnnnnnnnnrnnnnennnnnnnnrnnnnennnrnnnrnnnnennnenn 99 8 6 Setting delay times ccccecccceecccseeeeceeeesseeeeceeeeeeeeeseeeesseeeeseusessaeeeseueesseeeseeeetseeesseeeesaees 100 8 7 Activating command confirmation esssesssesssseseeen nennen nennen nnne nnne nnn nnns 101 O0 enabling MAF ITOO MMe ONO auccmsiatbat ET PUR It PUNIRI TAa 102 8 9 Displaying help topics rrnnrnnnrnnnrnnnrnnnrnnnrnnnrnnernnnrnnnrnnnrnnnrnnernneennnenneennnennsennennsennsennennsennee 104 8 10 Displaying release notes rrrnrrnnrrnnnrvnnrnnnrnnnrnnnrnnnrnnnrnnnennnrnnnrnnnennnennnennnennnennnennnennnennnennne 105 8 11 Displaying the current release of the program and checking for updates 106 D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O La
32. the appropriate section of this manual e Invoke the help function as described in section 8 9 Displaying help topics e Head the content of the Readme txt file supplied with the software If these measures do not help contact your local Landis Gyr representa tive D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Short description of device security system 109 134 10 Short description of device security system 10 1 Introduction The data and parameters of the Landis Gyr devices are protected against unintended or improper access by a flexible multi stage security system It is very similar to the one used in computer systems and consists of several access levels users with different access rights Detailed information on the security system for the relevant devices is pro vided in the corresponding functional descriptions 10 2 Security attributes Switches protected by the verification seal Entering the service menu Access authentication Passwords Keys Communication channels Message security For each access level various security attributes can be defined that must be fulfilled to gain access Protected by the verification seal there is for many devices e g under the main face plate a block of security switches or jumpers Their position must be defined in order to gain access to a particular level It may be defined that access to a certain level will only be granted from the service menu To enter th
33. the data read out can be saved in an XML or text file By clicking the data read out can be transferred to the Microsoft Excel table calculation program This concludes the introductory example Further instructions with more detailed explanations are provided in the following sections D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 18 134 Description of user interface 9 Description of user interface 5 1 Overview O Landis Gyr This section describes the user interface of the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool The user interface of the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool comprises the following areas e Menu bar 1 with the File View Communication Tools and Help menus to select functions e Toolbars 2 Application toolbar Client toolbar Address toolbar either phone number or IP address is visible Device toolbar Communication channel toolbar e Command tree 3 e Result window 4 e Command log 5 for recording events results error messages etc e Communication log 6 for recording and analysing communication activities e Status bar 7 for displaying characteristic data of the device connected Fille View Communication Tools Help e Client 0 Public Access no authentication Bo Phone Device any device v 1 IECHDLC v lt 4 Channel Default Channel E450 ZMX300G ES Billing Values dims Read Commands OBIS Value Designation fH Biling Va
34. the result window For execution select a Profiles or Event Logs read command in the command tree The profile range to be read out can be specified in a dialogue window e all default e last x days with x entered e last x months with x entered e from a specific starting date to a specific final date 29 01 2014 00 01 00 30 01 2014 00 00 00 OK ane For devices that support this feature the desired time base with or without daylight saving time can be chosen additionally Read Load Profile il Profile Range all last 1 day s last 1 month s 28 01 2014 00 01 00 29 01 2014 00 00 00 Time Base for Readout Localtime DST considered O Local normal time without DST Shortening readout time by data selection It is highly recommended to perform a data selection before readout of load profiles since readout of the entire profile can take a considerable time above all if the device has a short integrating period The profile data read out is shown as a table in the result window With readout by dims the table contains for instance for a load profile the date and time of day profile status word and the register status recorded for D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 72 134 Event types and event numbers Profile status word O Landis Gyr Commands every integrating period An explanatory text is displayed by positioning the mouse pointer o
35. to the instructions given in sections 4 First steps or 7 Commands respectively G Keep the license key in a safe place Please note that due to security reasons the license key is not shown any more if the License window is reopened Keep the license key in a safe place for further use 3 3 Changing the license The license can be changed by requesting new license data from Landis Gyr and entering this in the License window see section 3 2 Entering license data D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 14 134 First steps 4 First steps This section gives an introductory example of how communication con nection is made to a device with the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool and how data can be read from the device Device PC with MAP110 serial connection USB or COM port A device ready for operation and an optical reading head for connection to a serial interface USB or COM port are required for this purpose The Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool must also be installed on the PC and licensed e g for user group Installation Procedure 1 Connect the optical reading head to the PC and install the required drivers 2 Click on Start and then under All programs in the Landis Gyr program group from the menu Landis Gyr MAP110 5 0 select the Landis Gyr MAP110 5 0 command The Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool is started File View Communication Tools Help e Client 0
36. values are differently assigned depending on the value of group A and C but are not described here Group E of the OBIS identification can have values in the range between 0 and 255 In the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool for group E for electric ity related items group A 1 the values corresponding to the number of tariffs specified mainly appear 0 total of all tariffs 1 tariff 1 2 tariff 2 etc Other values apply for specific values of group C but these are not described here Group F of the OBIS identification can have values in the range between 0 and 255 In the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool group F is not used and is therefore always set to 255 The following table shows a selection of OBIS identification numbers and explains their significance OBIS code OBIS code hex Description decimal sem ABCDEF 0 0 42 0 0 00 00 2A 00 00 FF dims device identification 0 0 96 1 0 00 00 60 01 00 FF Identification number 2 1 0 0 96 1 1 00 00 60 01 01 FF Identification number 2 2 0 0 96 2 0 00 00 60 02 00 FF Number of parameterisations 0 0 96 2 1 00 00 60 02 01 FF Date and time of last parameterisa tion 0 0 96 2 2 00 00 60 02 02 FF Activation date TOU 0 0 96 2 3 00 00 60 02 03 FF Date of last RCR program change D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual OBIS identification codes 115 134 OBIS code Description Gr ooo 0 0 96 7 2 00 00 60 07 02 FF Number of phase fails L2 0 0 96 7 3 00 00 60 07 03 FF Numb
37. 000 2014 01 30 07 20 32 00 96096439 Designation COSEM logical device name Error code Clock Identification number 1 1 Identification number 1 2 Identification number 1 3 Identification number 1 4 Device ID 1 utility serial number 1 ID 2 1 Device ID 2 utility serial number 2 ID 2 2 Group Identification Numbers Diagnostics Clock Identification Numbers Identification Numbers Identification Numbers Identification Numbers Identification Numbers Identification Numbers Energy 4 Energy Energy Energy Energy Ri Energy Rc Energy Ri Energy Rc Eneray R With readout according to IEC the table contains the code identification value for every value or parameter the main value and where present an auxiliary value e g date and time for demand values La E Main Value Auxiliary Value 00000000 96096439 0001 007 kw 04 00 000 kw 00 000 kw 00 000 kw 00 000 kw 00 000 kw 000000 57 kWh 0000 717 kW 04 00 000 kw 00 000 kw 00 000 kw 00 000 kw 00 000 kw 000000 12 kWh Data Readout The table can be saved as XML or text file for further processing or ex ported directly to the Excel table calculation program see section 5 5 Result window O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Commands 71 134 7 1 3 Read commands for profiles With read commands for profiles event logs load profiles etc the profile memory Is read from the device and shown in
38. 000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 64 134 Communication with the devices 6 5 Communication examples This section provides some examples to show how communication connec tions are made to devices via various communication paths and for various applications Serial connection via the optical interface see section 6 5 1 Serial connection to a local bus see section 6 5 2 Modem connection see section 6 5 3 Network connection via a LAN see section 6 5 4 Network connection via a WLAN and the Internet see section 6 5 5 It is assumed in all examples that the physical connections e g cable or modem connections have already been made and the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool has already been started 6 5 1 Serial connection via the optical interface This example shows how a local connection is made to a device via the optical interface Depending on the device series used dlms or IEC is used as communication protocol Device PC with MAP110 Serial connection USB or COM port Procedure jn In the Device drop down list select the device you want to communi cate with and in the Channel drop down list the corresponding chan nel if more than one channel is assigned to this device or create a new device with the following settings for procedure see section 6 2 2 Communication channel data and section 6 2 3 Device data Physical interface COM Port assigned to the serial interfa
39. 110 User Manual Commands 89 134 Activation of new firmware successfully started To read the currently active firmware version from the device please press Check after the upgrade process has finished in the device this can take up to 2 minutes Press lt Finish gt to leave the wizard without checking the curently active firmware in the device Firmware activation initiated 10 Click on Check The wizard starts polling the device every 5 seconds and as soon the communication is possible the currently active firmware release is read from the device The designation of button Check changes to Stop With this button the check can be aborted Please note that the activa tion of a new firmware can take several minutes During this time no communication with the device is possible After the check the follow ing display appears Firmware Update Firmware update successfully completed Currently active firmware version V07 01 04 Firmware activation initiated 11 Click on Finish This concludes the firmware update D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 90 134 Commands 7 4 Diagnostic commands Section 12 Functional range per user group describes which diagnostic commands are available to the individual user groups 7 4 1 Vector diagram A vector diagram of the currents and voltages of the device connected can be displayed with this diagnostic command For execution select the Vector Diagr
40. 21 5 5 Result windOW sssseee IH I meme eme eme emensus se e esee ese e e essere sese ese nnns 24 OHO NN Sre N E E E EEA E EEE TEE 25 S COMMU ANON OO EEE E EE E 26 NR ett 28 59 PNI 28 6 Communication with the devices anrauvnunnunnnnnnnunnunnunnunnnnunnunnunnunnunnnnunnunnunnunnnnnnnunnunnunnunnnnuenn 29 O1 BE DIIDIGIDIO mase eee 29 TANN rest 29 Sa DENN 30 6 1 3 Access level MEI 30 6 2 JQOomtminicalloRn SOllliS euet usen ho exceptio cian terio edipi trente nda usted olet ebur tede teetendsdandiedelons 31 6 2 1 Recommended input sequence esses nennen nnne nene nnne nnns 32 622 COMMUNICATION channel dala auicsnacbxsotesctdatee etim intet tiet ui psse esse 33 6 2 2 1 PISA arves nensbn 35 6 2 2 2 dims LINK LAVET EN 36 6 2 2 3 dims Application Layer rrrnrennnennnennnevnnevnnennnennnrnnnnnnnennnennnennnennnennnennnennnennsennsen 37 6 2 2 4 Er 38 6 2 2 5 Terminating the communication channel definition rrrrnnrnnnnnnnnrnnrnnnrnnnnnnnennnrn 39 JE WC VIGO AS EE 40 6 2 3 1 Ype 41 6 2 3 2 0 6 REE EE 42 6 2 3 3 SPI a E E NE 42 6 2 3 4 Importing passwords and Keys rrrnnnrrnnernnnennnrnnnnennnrnnanennnnennnrnnanennusennsennnsennnene 45 6 2 3 5 Terminating the device data definition rrarenaneraneranenaneranrnanenanenanenanenanenanennnen 47 O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual 7 Table of contents 5
41. 3 Byte 2 Byte 1 Bit aapakan 8 Fele eTo D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Commands 73 134 7 1 4 Emergency readout With the read command for emergency readout the device data can be read out into a XML file e g if communication between the central system and the device fails for IEC protocol only This XML file can be imported later on into the Landis Gyr automatic device reading system Converge For execution select the read command for emergency readout in the command tree marked with the b icon E A IEC Read Commands oo Profiles Event Logs s 2 Identification Numbers a Communication g AJ Disconnectors l l AJ Display and Readout Lists zx IEC Write Commands Ga i IEC Execute Commands Er Ls The following data can be specified in a dialogue window e read out only billing data or billing data and load profile in the range specified e device identification automatically by OBIS code contained in the billing data or manually e working folder where the XML file shall be saved Billing Data 3 Biling Data and Load Profile 29 January 2014 30 January 2014 Gregorian Meter Identification amp automatically by OBIS Code standard 0 0 or 0 0 0 C user defined 0 0 manually Working Folder CXUsersuserxDocuments andis Gyrsd MAP 1104 After clicking Read the selected data will be saved into a XML file in the working folde
42. 475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 26 134 Description of user interface The following device data is displayed in the status bar of the command log window as soon as a connection is made to the device and at least one command has been executed e Logical device name left e Software identification centre e Device configuration hard and software right 5 7 Communication log G Additional knowledge required Additional knowledge is required to analyse communication activities Clicking on in the application toolbar shows or hides the communication log window where all communication activities can be traced and analysed First the trace level has to be adjusted for each trace type supported as follows 1 Click on in the communication log toolbar The Communication Tracers window appears Communication Tracer cose ace fen OMS Tace medi uer ow 000 n WRAPPER Trace medium HDLC Trace high righ 7 IEC Trace OK Cancel 2 Select in the COSEM Trace drop down list whether the COSEM Trace shall be on or off 3 Select in the other drop down lists the resolution of the DLMS LCC WRAPPER HDLC and IEC tracers low medium high or switch them off 4 Click on OK All communication activities are traced in the communication log according to the settings made O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Description of user interface LHX J 00689009ms IEC
43. 76048477 plus 1000 see section 6 3 Addressing devices Note to address another meter change the device address accordingly in the device definition 2 Inthe Client drop down list select the required access level for the intended activity e g 2 Utility Field Service 3 Select the required command in the command tree The command is executed D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 66 134 Communication with the devices 6 5 3 Modem connection This example shows how a point to point connection is made for remote communication with a single device fitted with a communication unit with PSTN modem CU M2x or with GSM modem CU G3x dlms is used as communication protocol Device PC with e MAP 110 USB or Modem connection 33600 bps RS232 If further devices are connected to the device multiple connection their addressing has to be done with the physical device addresses as shown in the example in section 6 5 2 Serial connection to a local bus Procedure 1 Inthe Device drop down list select the device you want to communi cate with and in the Channel drop down list the corresponding chan nel if more than one channel is assigned to this device or create a new device with the following settings for procedure see section 6 2 2 Communication channel data and section 6 2 3 Device data Physical interface The available PSTN or GSM modem Template for lower layer settings PSTN o
44. 8270 0t 01 34 07 00 FF Angle U L1 to ULI O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual OBIS identification codes 117 134 OBIS code Description Angle L2 to ULT 1 1 91 95 0 1 1 m 2 0 01 01 m 02 00 FF Cumulative maximum demand m measured quantity 1 1 m 4 0 01 01 m 04 00 FF Current average demand m measured quantity 01 01 m 06t FF Maximum demand register m measured quantity t tariff number 01 01 m 08 00 FF Total energy register m measured quantity 0101 m 08 t FF Energy register cumulative m measured quantity t tariff number 0101 m 09t FF Energy register billing period delta value m measured quantity t tariff number 0101 m 1Dt FF Energy register registration period delta value m measured quantity t tariff number 1 1 m 35 n 0101 m 23 n FF Demand register monitor threshold m measured quantity n number 1 2 82 8 0 01 02 52 08 00 FF Counter 50 pulses input 1 1 3 82 8 0 01 03 52 08 00 FF Counter 50 pulses input 2 a 2 m 8 0 a 02m 08 00 FF External pulse input 1 a medium m measured quantity a 3 m 8 0 a 03 m 08 00 FF External pulse input 2 a medium m measured quantity D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 118134 Functional range per user group 12 Functional range per user group The following tables show the functions which can be performed for the different user groups note right hand columns for dlms and IEC Re
45. Address IEC Address 12129973 n HDLC Address 10973 The use of an IEC and or HDLC address defined here is controlled by the fnk settings 6 2 3 3 Security 1 Select the Security tab to define device specific features for access and message security e g keys and passwords Device Security Settings Device specific access levels Global Authentication Key GAK Global Unicast Encryption Key GUEK From release 5 0 individual device specific access levels can be defined for a device which are then only available for use with this device 2 Click on Settings The Access Levels window appears for the specified device The device name is displayed in the top right corner O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Communication with the devices 43 134 Fr Access Levels ZMX300G low level authentication using a static password low level authentication using a static password high level authentication using a coded password high level authentication using TEA high level authentication using SHA 1 no authentication no authentication low level authentication using a static password low level authentication using a static password no authentication low level authentication using a static password high level authentication using a coded password low level authentication using a static password high level authentication using SHA 1 high level authentication using GMAC no authentication lo
46. F10002020FFE16230009060101510701FF000500002E7C00 02020FFE16080009060101510702FF000500005DC00002020FFE16080009060101510704FF0005FFFFF5740002020FFE160800 0906010151070FFFO0005FFFFF6A00002020FFE1608000906010151071AFFO005FFFFF5D80002020FFE16080009060101340700 T FF000500005DF90002020FFE16230009060101480700FF000500005E240002020FFE162300090601011F0700FF000500000064 DLMS PDU LLC HDLC Frame Wrapper Ciphered APDU Frame is ok Start Flag Frame Format IEI Frame Ox7E OxA8F3 0x61 0x03 OxFA 0x5900 OxEGE7000C2B0009060101 0x2022 Ox7E Destination Address Level 2 48 Source Address Level G 1 Control Header Check Sequence Information Frame Check Sequence End Flag A A A Info Field E6E7000C2B0009060101200700FF000500005DF 10002020FFE 16230009060101510701FF000500002E 700002020FFE16080009060 Clicking on in the communication log toolbar opens the Open Commu nication Log dialogue window to display logs previously saved again in the communication log window Clicking the right mouse button in the commu nication log window followed by selection of the Open Log File menu item in the pop up menu appearing has the same effect Clicking on E in the communication log toolbar opens the Save as dia logue window to save the log displayed in a freely selected directory either as RTF file default or as text file Clicking the right mouse button in the communica
47. Gyr MAP110 Service Tool Version 5 0 26 Date 2014 11 28 Build 5 0 5445 29139 Build date 2014 11 28 Windows 7 Professional Edition 64Bit Service Pack 1 NET 4 5 50936 Copyright amp Landis Gyr AG 2014 All rights reserved http www landisqyr com O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Auxiliary functions 107 134 The amp icon is displayed while the query is performed el Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool Version 5 0 26 Date 2014 11 28 A Build 5 0 5445 29139 Build date 2014 11 28 Windows 7 Professional Edition 64Bit Service Pack 1 NET 4 5 50938 Copyright amp Landis Gyr AG 2014 All rights reserved http www landisgyr com The qf icon is displayed if the installed release is up to date If a later release is available the A icon appears To download and install the latest release of the MAP110 software click on this icon or on the MAP icon to access the MAP Software Download area If the icon is displayed no information is available or the internet access failed 3 Click on OK The About window disappears D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 108 134 9 Support Landis Gyr Support The following is designed to help you take the right measure to tackle any problems you may experience when using the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tools If a problem arises try to solve it yourself first by applying the following measures e Consult
48. Introduction Introduction Scope Purpose Target group Conditions Conventions 3 134 The present user manual is designed for the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool Version 5 0 and higher This user manual contains all information required for the use of the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool It not only provides explanations con cerning functionality and general procedures but also gives detailed illus trated instructions on how to use the software The contents of this user manual are intended for technically qualified per sonnel of energy supply companies responsible for service tasks installa tion readout and maintenance for Landis Gyr devices The Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool runs on PCs with Windows operat ing system To understand this user manual you need basic knowledge of Windows and its terms as well as a general idea of how to operate a PC Furthermore you need to be familiar with the functional principles of the various devices supported by the Landis Gyr MAP 110 Service Tool which are described in the corresponding user manuals and functional specifica tions The following conventions are used in this manual L23 Ordinal numbers are used for individual steps in the instruc tions Extra Buttons menu names and individual menu items appear in bold text F1 Keys are shown in square brackets Ctrl V Key combinations are shown with a plus sign e g Ctrl key kept pressed while pressing
49. MAP110 User Manual Commands 93 134 The duration of the voltage failures is divided into four ranges 20 to 100 ms 100 to 500 ms 0 5 to 1 s 1 to 3 s 3 to 20 s and 20 to 60 s The table con tains a column for each range the diagram a series of bars in the y axis with bars of different colour If a change has occurred since the last readout the relevant bar is shown in red When a column or line heading or cell in the table is clicked the correspond ing bar series in the x or y axis or the relevant individual bar is shown high lighted DIP Table 20 ms 100 ms 100 ms 500 ms 052515 ry 1 25 Ua 90 Un T eUn 85 Un Mesa 70n 1 Un Ah When the cursor is placed on a bar in the diagram the corresponding value is indicated in the diagram DIP Table 70 6Un lt 85 Un 20 ms 100 ms gt 13 cnn i 100 ms 500 ms aan lt Un T gLIn amp o eUn f 5D mA 70 Un i ner le tkUn lt ADRE Clicking on in the result window toolbar opens the Open Result File dialogue window to display result files previously saved again in the result window Clicking on in the result window toolbar opens the Save as dialogue window to save the data displayed in a freely selected directory as XML file D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 94 134 Commands a Clicking on in the result window toolbar displays a printing preview from which
50. O24 0080 023 0040 024 0080 023 1 8 0 kWh 000000 57 DODOOD 57 DODOOD 57 DODDOD 57 OO0000 57 000000 57 OOO000 57 OO0000 57 DOODDOD 57 DOODODORD 57 DODOORD 57 2 8 0 kWh 000000 12 000000 12 000000 12 000000 12 000000 12 000000 12 000000 12 000000 12 000000 12 000000 12 000000 12 3 8 0 kvar DODODO 65 Q00000 65 000000 65 owm 000000 65 Q00000 65 DODODOD 65 DODODOD 65 000000 65 000000 65 000000 65 k The table can be saved as XML or text file for further processing or ex ported directly to the Excel table calculation program see section 5 5 Result window F3 ye A complete list with details which event types can be recorded under which event number in the event log is contained in the functional descriptions of the devices A complete list with details which individual events are displayed under what numbers corresponding to the bit of the status word is also con tained in the functional descriptions of the devices The profile status word indicates the current status of the device and the network it is connected to The profile status word has a size of 4 bytes and can be restricted to 2 bytes by parameterisation with the Landis Gyr MAP120 In this case only the bytes 1 and 2 bits O to 15 are available In the IEC readout only the bytes 1 and 2 will be included no matter the parameterisation Bit assignment in profile status word Byte 4 Byte
51. Public Access no authentication 9 amp Phone j z D Device any device 3 IEC HDLC v 4 Channel Default Channel all device specific dims commands gt QA LH 2 dims Read Commands 4 dims Write Commands 5 47 dims Execute Commands S Diagnostic Commands Command Log COSEM Logical Device Name Firmware Version Device Type Corse 3 Click on in the communication channel toolbar see red arrow in above figure The Communication Channel window appears Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual First steps 15 134 Communication Channe Name Default Channe Interface Physical interface Interface type Template forlover er sting Phys Layer dms uk Layer dms Aopcaton Layer 1E Serial Interface Transmission speed Port settings I Idle time after connection 4 Inthe Physical interface drop down list select the serial interface to which the optical reading head is connected 5 Inthe Interface type drop down list select the Serial optical head or 3 wire Bluetooth optical head PMR 1 or Bluetooth optical head PMR 1A type depending on the optical reading head used 6 According to the features of the used meter in the Template for lower layer settings drop down list select the template Serial dlms e g for E450 E570 E850 or Serial IEC e g for E230 E350 E550 E650 and then click on Apply 7 Click on OK The com
52. Software Tools Landis 4 MAP Gyr manage energy better MAP110 User Manual Date 04 12 2014 File name D000011475 dotMAP110 User Manual en docx Landis Gyr D000011475 en v 2 134 Revision history Revision history Version DOD Qa O O Q9 Oo TF Date 31 05 2005 22 09 2005 05 12 2006 14 12 2006 14 01 2010 29 01 2009 06 03 2010 20 12 2010 12 01 2011 30 05 2011 02 11 2011 02 03 2012 21 05 2012 12 10 2012 22 11 2013 31 01 2014 04 12 2014 Comments 28 02 2005 First edition Changes to release 1 1 Changes to release 1 2 Changes to release 2 2 Field strength indication for GSM installation support changed Changes to release 3 3 New document number D000011475 replaces H 71 0200 0332 version index continued Changes to release 3 4 Sections 1 Overview and 2 Installation updated All communication surveys new with photos All communication screenshots adapted to changed software Designation meter generally replaced with device Section 5 8 Command Tree expanded with user command tree Section 7 2 5 Generating Export Files for MAP 100 new Section 7 3 2 Firmware Update AD xP xG new Section 7 5 6 Setting MAP 100 File Export new Section 7 5 7 Checking for Updates new Section 10 Short Description of Device Security System updated Several minor changes text layout screenshots index Changes to MAP110 release 4 0 Adaptation to tool change
53. Testmode Enable Disable Transm Contacts Testmode Activate Active Pulses on Right LED Activate Reactive Pulses on Right LED Enable Disable Energy Registers in Display Neutralize Billing Period Reset Inputs KA KB Reset Meter Data Reset Alert Reset Alarm Reset DIP Table Reset In Home Display Data Activate Passive TOU Now Activate New Parameters in Meter Activate New Parameters in CU Activate New Firmware in Meter Activate New Firmware in CU Reset Temper Flags Enable Disable Energy Registers in Display Display Text Message Registers Reset Billing Period Counter Reset Energy Snapshot Counter Reset Operating Time 1 and 2 of Battery Reset all Registers and Profiles Reset all Energy Registers Reset Energy and Demand Registers Reset all Energy Total Registers Reset all Multi Utility Registers Reset Error Register Reset Alarm Register O Landis Gyr 128 134 Functional range per user group Consumer final customer Field Inspection Reader Installation field use Engineering laboratory use Verification Execute Commands aims IEC e e Reset Diagnostic Registers e e o Reset Event Counters e elele Reset all Over and Undervoltage Counters e e o o Reset all Over and Undercurrent Counters e o o Reset Demand Registers e Profiles e o Reset Stored Values Billing Data Profile e e o Reset Energy Profiles e e o Reset Daily Snapshot Profile o o Reset Load Profile 1 e e e o Reset Load Profile 2 e o o R
54. The following diagram illustrates the various fields of application of the Landis Gyr MAP Tools e OBIS identification codes B Functional range per user gr E List of abbreviations P Manufacturer Menace Me Me Services Y Local Services Parameter Test enn IER es rification fin Installation s Readout Maintenance a MAP190 120 oem ae Further information 7 Functions O Communication channels O Communication protocols Editions T Supported devices 2 Find the desired information Since the help function is a standard Windows function it will not be explained at this point More details are found in the Windows manual belonging to your PC 3 Click on EE to close the online help D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Auxiliary functions 105 134 8 10 Displaying release notes This function displays the latest read me file Procedure 1 Select Release Notes from the Help menu The latest read me file appears MAP110 Release Notes ReadMe for Landis Gyr MAP 110 Package Release 5 0 26 Date 28 11 2014 1 Description Landis Gyr M P 110 Service Tool is designed to read and set device data of Landis Gyr meters via the dims and tt Additionally various analysis and diagnostic functions are available Changes to release 5 0 26 2014 11 28 User manual and help file have been adapted and extended to release 5 0 Communication settings Major performance improvem
55. Utility Key area and select the directory where the key file with the utility key is stored in the displayed tree or enter the path to this directory this file is required to decrypt the key file D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 46 134 O Landis Gyr Communication with the devices Key File r C Users lser AppData VocalvLandis Gyr dMAPYGB 51300256 18346 10 LA Key s found Access Level 2 static password Access Level 2 SHA 1 secret Global Authentication Key Glabal Unicast Encryption Key File with Utility Key CAUsers user App Data Local Landis Gyr dMAP RWE_privkey pem If you position the mouse pointer on a line of the device selection a tool tip with a list of keys found is displayed Click on OK The keys are imported from the key file and assigned to the appropri ate fields The associated device specific access levels are displayed Device Secunty Settings Device specific access levels 2 Utility Field Service static password ZMX300G G Management Access GMAC authentication ZMX3D0G Global Authentication Key GAK Global Unicast Encryption Key GUEK access lever D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Communication with the devices 47 134 6 2 3 5 Terminating the device data definition 1 Click on OK The new device definition is saved A new entry with the defined name appears in the device list Commun
56. ad commands Consumer final customer Field Inspection Reader Installation field use Engineering laboratory use Certification Read Commands aime 160 e o o o o e Billing Values Data Readout e e e e e e Instantaneous Values e e e e Emergency Readout Clock elelelelele Date and Time e e e e e e DST Settings elelelelele Clock Synchronisation elelelelele Clock Base elelele e e 0 0 1 0 0 Clock elelelelel e Date Time and DST Flag Profiles elelelelele Integration Period elelelelele Capture Periods elelelelele Load Profile 1 elelelelel e Load Profile 1 Configuration elelelelele Load Profile 2 elelelelele Load Profile 2 Configuration elelelelele Stored Values Billing Data Profile e e e e e e Energy Profile elelelelele Daily Snapshot Profile Event Logs e e ele Standard Event Log e e el e Disconnector Control Log e e ej e e e Parameter Changes Log e le le e e e Firmware Update Log Communication Monitoring e o o o o o M Bus Event Log e e e e e e Remote Communication Log ele eje e e Received Signal Strength Profile Demand Monitoring e e o o o o Overcurrent Log R5 R5 Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Functional range per user group 119 134 D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Consumer final customer Field Inspection Reader Installation field use Engineering laboratory use Certification Read Commands ams Ec Current 10 Hig
57. am diagnostic command in the command tree EC dims Read Commands EJ dims Write Commands HO dims Execute Commands EI Diagnostic Commands KP Vector Diagram f CU GSM Installation Support F 35M Installation Support im i DIP Table Je Security System required vector diagram is shown in the Vector Diagram window which is cal culated from the continuously read instantaneous values of voltages cur rents and phase angles The individual instantaneous values measured by the meter are displayed next to the diagram Vector Diag ram LGZ87541380 B23 LGZ8754138D 30 01 2014 07 23 Frequency 50 00 Hz me 1 240 43 V j 24 36 V 13 240 80 V U max 240 80 V In 0 18 A 100A 7 120A 3 108A max 1 20 Angle U2 U1 119 00 Angle U3 U1 240 00 Angle 1 U1 27 00 Angle 2 12 24 00 Angle 13 13 26 00 Reading IEC methad anticlockwise Clicking Stop interrupts a current readout of the instantaneous values Clicking respectively switches between the anticlockwise view to the clockwise view O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Commands 91 134 Clicking opens the Save as dialogue window to save the data dis played in a freely selected directory as XML file Clicking displays a print preview from which the vector diagram can be printed on the standard printer Clicking copies
58. and optical head and no communication takes place simultaneously via the GSM channel or e not continuously updated if the values are read out via the GSM chan nel in this case the values measured immediately after making the connection are displayed Clicking Stop interrupts a current measurement of field strength Clicking Restart repeats the interrupted measurement of field strength The diagnostic command is ended with Cancel A graphic evaluation of all voltage failures occurring since the last deletion of the DIP table can be performed with this diagnostic command For execution select the DIP Table diagnostic command in the command tree Jo dims Read Commands c 1 dims Write Commands a 4 dims Execute Commands za Diagnostic Commands EE bo J GSM Support a DIES a r Security System Excel required A diagram and a table with number duration and category of voltage fail ures are shown in the result window DIP Table LG299999005 2014 01 27 08 31 48 ms 100 m EN felger zi 500 ms E O5sais 13Un m Dn i 70 Wn d The categories i e the severity of the voltage failures are shown in colour e g voltage failures of 1 to 40 96 of rated voltage in violet The table contains a line for each category the diagram a series of bars in the x direction The number of voltage failures occurring is shown in the table as numeral and in the diagram as bar height D000011475 en v
59. ard Clicking on 3 copies an individual table from the Windows clipboard into the MAP1 10 To copy an individual table to the Windows clipboard or to paste it from the Windows clipboard click in the Time of use TOU dialogue window on a table and then select the corresponding copy or paste command in the pop up menu appearing Add Day Table Row Delete Selected Rows Copy Day Table Paste Day Table Via the Windows clipboard it is also possible to import an entire TOU from a Landis Gyr MAP120 Parameter Editor The transfer in the opposite direc tion from MAP110 to MAP120 is however not supported Click on OK to write the modified or imported TOU into the device After wards the Time of use TOU dialogue window disappears again D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 80 134 Commands 7 2 5 Primary values adaptation For execution select the Primary Data Adaptation write command in the Primary Data Adaptation folder of the command tree El dims Read Commands E a dims Write Commands Ha Bux bcr bu Numbers A Communication Ol Time of Use E Diagnostic Values Bae Passwords El re Primary Data Adaptation afr Primary Data Adaptation x 2 E 3 6 dims Execute Commands Hi Diagnostic Commands In the dialogue window you can modify the primary value adaptation settings of transformer connected devices SEERA Secondary Voltage Voltage Ratio U1 U2 1 Secondary Current
60. are release of the device is required for the firmware update This binary file e g V03 02 03 00 bin provided by Landis Gyr has to be stored in any directory of your computer The MAP 110 Service Tool generates an image file with the data of the binary file For execution select the Firmware Update E450 and AD xE execute command of the command tree E iJ dims Read Commands B 4 dims Write Commands z Ia dims Execute Commands pe Activate New Parameters in Meter vee Activate New Firmware in Meter 2M Registers HO Event Logs B Firmware Update m Fimware Update E450 and AD xE 5 1 Diagnostic Commands The Update Wizard Firmware Update appears Feen Update Firmware Update E450 device series AD xE module This Wizard guides you through the update process Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Commands 87 134 1 Click on Next gt The screen Step 1 Selection of firmware appears 2 Select the option binary file or image file in the File area depending on the file received from Landis Gyr 3 Click on Browse and in the appearing Open window select the binary or image file received from Landis Gyr and stored on your computer The path and name of the selected file will be displayed Firmware Update Step 1 Selection of firmware File CAUsers user Downloads Firmwareupdate amp binary file VU7 01 04 06 bin C image file To perform a firmware update
61. assword F Manufacturer Access coded password X User Defined 1 no authentication 3 Close the Communications settings window O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Communication with the devices 63 134 6 3 Addressing devices For point to point connections the device does not need to be specially addressed However with multi drop all devices connected to a bus sys tem RS485 or CS must have their own address for individual access This address is called the physical device address In fact even two physical device addresses are used one for the IEC protocol IEC device address and the other for the DLMS protocol HDLC device address Unless otherwise specified on the order the following parameter values are set as defaults for these physical device addresses e Physical IEC device address serial number printed on face plate of device e g 73852799 e Physical HDLC device address last 4 digits of serial number plus 1000 because with dlms the range of addresses is limited and some addresses are reserved e g 3799 for a serial number 73852799 2799 1000 3799 The physical device addresses are saved as parameters of the basic meter and not in the possibly used E65C communication unit A change of the E65C communication unit does therefore not affect the addressing With the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool the physical device addresses of the devices can be read with the read commands unde
62. ation Layer tab The settings on this tab apply if the dlms protocol is used Communication Chan Name USB Optical Head COM3 9500 Interface D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Physical interface Interface type Template for lower layer settings Short Name SN referencing Ihe command sef supported by logical name referencing i amp very imfed Please use short name referencing Referencing method unless gt uw Maximum number of elements in lists 45 B08 809 810 811 006 007 008 009 041 042 043 bytes 30 5 Single request firmware releases E Maximum dims buffer size 0 Y Keep alive interval Use release service to close Association Application Select Short name SN referencing or Logical name LN referenc ing method The command set supported by LN referencing is very limited The MAP tools only work with short names Therefore SN referencing is the preferred choice unless otherwise instructed Tick the Maximum number of elements in list checkbox to activate the use of lists for read and write operations Enter the Maximum number of elements in list In case of readout problems this value default 45 can be reduced down to 1 It should be noted that this slows down the readout significantly If required modify the Single request firmware releases This entry box contains all releases Separated by semicolons for which auto matica
63. ay protocols previously saved again in the command log window Clicking the right mouse button in the command log window followed by selection of the Open menu item in the pop up menu appearing has the same effect Clicking on in the command log toolbar opens the Save as dialogue window to save the log displayed in a freely selected directory either as RTF file default or as text file Clicking the right mouse button in the command log window followed by selection of the Save as menu item in the pop up menu appearing has the same effect Clicking on in the command log toolbar copies the content of the com mand log window to the Windows clipboard from where it can be inserted into another application e g in a word processing program Clicking the right mouse button in the command log window followed by selection of the Copy all menu item in the pop up menu appearing has the same effect Clicking on in the command log toolbar deletes the command log Clicking the right mouse button in the command log window followed by selection of the Clear menu item in the pop up menu appearing has the same effect The contents of the command log window can be processed as required e g by inserting comments deletion of individual points marking of points and copying these with Ctrl C to the Windows clipboard etc By selecting the Open entry in the File menu protocols previously saved can be displayed again in the command log window D000011
64. cation using a coded password low level authentication using a static password high level authentication using SHA 1 eo EEE no authentication low level authentication using a static password high level authentication using a coded password high level authentication using a coded password high level authentication using a coded password n amp hardware switch required File Location C Users user AppData Local Landis Gyr dMAP 2 If required define additional access levels that you want to use in the same way All fully defined access levels can be selected in the Client drop down list in the client tooloar The device specific access levels appear with attached device name at the top of the list 0 Public Access no authentication cp 8m Pl 2 Utility Field Service coded password ZMX310G G Management Access GMAC authentication MX3106 0 Public Access no authentication 1 Data Collection static password 2 Utility Field Service static password 2 Utility Field Service coded password 2 Utility Field Service TEA authentication 3 Utility Service no authentication 4 Extended Utility Service no authentication 6 Remote Data Collection static password 7 Remote Service no authentication 7 Remote Service static password G Management Access static password A Utility Defined no authentication F Manufacturer Access static p
65. ce nterface type Serial optical head or 3 wire Template for lower layer settings Serial dlms or Seriell IEC according to the device used In the Client drop down list select the required access level for the intended activity e g 1 Data Collection Select the required command in the command tree The command is executed D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Landis Gyr Communication with the devices 65 134 6 5 2 Serial connection to a local bus This example shows how a multiple connection is made to several devices mutually connected via RS485 interfaces dlms is used as communication protocol In the layout diagram below the device numbers are given for ad dressing Device Device Device Device 76048477 75005282 73706202 74651799 PC with MAP110 RS232 RS485 RS485 RS485 Procedure 1 Inthe Device drop down list select the device you want to communi cate with and in the Channel drop down list the corresponding chan nel if more than one channel is assigned to this device or create a new device with the following settings for procedure see section 6 2 2 Communication channel data and section 6 2 3 Device data Physical interface COM Port assigned to the RS232 interface Interface type Serial optical head or 3 wire Template for lower layer settings Serial dims Activated HDLC address 9477 this is calculated from the last 4 digits of the serial number
66. ds Firmwareupdate PDU_Export xml 3 Initiate download Download code Download data Data Upload MSP List PDU Export Firmware Update State Stored Btld Swul Error 0 oc Vala Leigh Close Window Information Value Activation Completed I Send Missing Segments Total Number Of Data Segments I Meter Specific Parameter List meter specific attribute list state ready Missing Data Segments Verity code data verification successful Data Consistency State Verify data 9 Activate download Data Verify Progress State Short Name List State Session connected dims COM6 9600 bps 8 382 The icons in column Operation Type have the following signification indicates a process not yet executed indicates a running process 2 indicates a process successfully terminated Q indicates a failed process D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 86 134 Commands 7 3 3 Firmware update E450 and AD xE This execute command is only applicable for E450 meters and communi cation modules AD xE Additional knowledge required Additional knowledge is required to apply this execute command The following information provides only an overview about this command Please contact your sales representative to receive further information about this command Required firmware file A binary file with the new firmw
67. e command log window command left result right L D X Command Log LGZ96096439 B30 connected Read Date and Time 2014 01 30 07 15 29 Deviation of local time to UTC 0 min Clock status 0x00 Read Identification Number 1 1 96096439 Read Battery Voltage 6 3 V Read Battery Use Time 2430369 min 1687d 18h 9min LGZ96096439 B30 ZMD402CT44 4207 S3 D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 70 134 Commands 7 1 2 Extended read commands For extended read commands a table of values and parameters is read out from the device and displayed in the result window To execute select the Billing Values or Instantaneous Values read com mand dlms devices or Data Readout IEC devices in the command tree The table read out is shown in the result window The designation of the command used is shown in the top row of the result window also if a saved file is displayed Each column of the table can be sorted in increasing or decreasing order by clicking on the relevant column heading The table is sorted alphanumerically and the selected sorting sequence indicated in the column heading with an arrow pointing upwards for increasing or downwards for decreasing sequence For readout according to dlms the table contains the OBIS code for every value or parameter see section 11 OBIS identification codes the display value the unit exact designation and the group Billing Values Value LGZ96096439 00000
68. e of data according to different billing periods Where this is not relevant this value group can be used for further classification To simplify the reading in the index field individual groups of the OBIS code can be omitted The abstract or physical data C and type of data D must be shown A full specification of the OBIS identification number system can be found in standard IEC 62056 61 Only the values of interest to metering devices are explained below with a collection of examples Group A of the OBIS identification can theoretically have values in the range between 0 and 9 Only the values 0 abstract objects and 1 electricity related objects appear in the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool Group B of the OBIS identification can theoretically have values in the range between 0 and 64 Only the values 0 no channel specified 1 channel 1 and 2 channel 2 appear in the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool Group C of the OBIS identification can have values in the range between 0 and 255 The individual values are differently assigned depending on the value of group A The values for abstract items group A 0 are of no in terest at this point since they are largely specific to either context country or manufacturer D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual OBIS identification codes 113 134 The following table shows the values of group C of the OBIS identification for electricity related objects It has the f
69. e service menu the utility seal must be removed For each access level it is defined how the authentication has to be performed The following authentication types are defined e no authentication access possible without password e low level authentication using a static password e high level authentication using a coded password e high level authentication using TEA Tiny Encryption Algorithm e high level authentication using MD5 Message Digest Algorithm 5 e high level authentication using SHA 1 Secure Hash Algorithm e high level authentication using GMAC Galois Message Authentication Code In some cases multiple authentication types are selectable per access level If a static password is used the user only needs to know the password It is checked by the device and access is granted if the passwords match For all other passwords and keys the user not only needs to know the password but also an encryption algorithm Due to the encryption a Landis Gyr tool is required to access such a level A password or a key must be defined for some authentication types Static passwords and SHA 1 keys comprise 8 digits coded passwords 7 digits TEA and MD5 keys 16 digits The access to a certain level may be restricted so that it is only granted via selected communication channels Access is for instance possible via the optical interface the integrated interface and both communication channels of the communication unit To ensur
70. e the message safety the messages can be authenticated and or encrypted provided a high level authentication using MD5 SHA 1 or GMAC is used for access authentication D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 110 134 Short description of device security system 10 3 Access levels The Landis Gyr devices feature up to 15 different access levels level 0 to 9 and A to E with different access rights each For groups of registers and parameters it can be defined which level is required to read and which level is required to write Each access level is protected by security attributes which must be fulfilled to gain access In order to simplify the handling and to ensure compatibility to other device series most of the security attributes have been partially or completely fixed All access levels are technically strictly independent i e a higher access level does not automatically bear all rights of the lower access levels 10 4 Access levels and their application The table below describes all access levels with their security attributes and their typical application The access rights are defined by the utility when ordering the device They depend on the needs of the utility and on the national regulations For levels 0 to 4 access is possible via the dlms and the IEC protocol for levels 5 to G via the dlms protocol only The UID user identification is used in dims communication to select the access level Plea
71. ed as described in the following subsections to generate address book entries 6 2 4 1 Phone numbers Define the phone numbers required for modem connections as follows 1 Click on in the application toolbar or select Communication settings from the Communication menu The Communication Settings window appears with selected tab Links 2 Select the Address Book tab Communication Settings Phone Numbers Data Version 12 Storage Policy permanent File Location C Users user AppData Local Landis Gyr dMAP 3 Click on in the window toolbar for phone numbers right window The Address Book window appears 4 Enter a clear designation of the device in the Name entry box and the phone number of the desired device in the Phone number entry box Name MX310G 12129973 Phone number 0763156762 Use comma to wait for dial tone e g 0 01234567 OK j Cancel 5 Click on OK The Address Book window disappears The phone number is saved and then appears as entry in the address book O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Communication with the devices 49 134 e Le m Communication Setting IP Addresses ics I X amp Phone Numbers 0763156762 ZMX310G 1212 Data Version 12 Storage Policy permanent File Location C Users user AppData Local Landis Gyr dMAP 6 Define further phone numbers in the same way if required 7 Close the Communications settin
72. entry in the pop up menu appearing has the same effect D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Description of user interface 23 134 To expand or collapse individual folders there are the following possibilities Using the mouse e Clicking on the expansion sign amp of a folder expands this folder the expansion sign changes to a collapse sign E e Clicking on the collapse sign amp of a folder collapses this folder the collapse sign changes to an expansion sign H e The relevant folder is opened or closed by double clicking t or the text following Using the keyboard e Pressing the key of the numerical keyboard expands the whole tree below the selected folder i e all subfolders and commands will be visible e Pressing the or key of the numerical keyboard toggles between the expanded and collapsed tree view Command execution A command can be executed in various ways e double clicking on the command or e marking the command by clicking and then clicking on the button of the command tree toolbar or e clicking the right mouse button on the command and then selecting the Execute selected command entry in the pop up menu appearing Display of disabled All commands not available in the connected device are marked in colour commands in the grey in the example below in the command tree The identification colour command tree can be set under Options in the Tools menu see section 8 2 Setting colour
73. ents in saving the communication settings Mainly visible whe Communication settings After upgrading the communication settings from a former version a comesponding messac r 4 n t 2 Obtain the information you are interested in 3 Click on Close to close the read me file again D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 106 134 Auxiliary functions 8 11 Displaying the current release of the program and checking for updates This function permits the display of information on the current program release and checking whether the installed MAP110 release is up to date G Internet access required To perform a check for updates the PC must have access to the Internet since the MAP Home Page must be contacted for this Procedure 1 Select About MAP110 from the Help menu The About window appears It contains information about the current release of the program and about the Windows version installed on this computer Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool Version 5 0 26 Date 2014 11 28 Build 5 0 5445 29139 Build date 2014 11 28 Windows 7 Professional Edition 64Bit Service Pack 1 NET 4 5 50938 Copyright Landis Gyr AG 2014 All rights reserved http www landisqyr com 2 Click on Check for Update if you want to check whether the installed MAP110 release is up to date An automatic query is performed on the MAP Home Page to determine the latest released release available rcu Landis
74. er of phase fails L3 0 0 96 8 0 00 00 60 08 00 FF Total operating time 0 0 96 90 2 00 00 60 5A 02 FF Physical HDLC device address 0 0 96 7 1 00 00 60 07 01 FF Number of phase fails L1 0 0 96 90 00 00 60 5A FF FF Configuration ID 0 0 96 90 1 00 00 60 5A 01 FF Physical IEC device address 0 0 96 8 t 00 00 60 08 t FF Operating time t tariff number 1 0 96 2 7 00 00 60 02 07 FF Activation date passive TOU 0 1 96 2 5 00 01 60 02 05 FF Date and time of last calibration 0 1 96 240 8 00 01 60 FO 08 FF Hardware ID of base meter 0 1 96 3 1 00 01 60 03 01 FF Input terminal states extension board 0 1 96 3 2 00 01 60 03 02 FF Output terminal states extension board 0 2 96 240 8 00 02 60 FO 08 FF Hardware ID of extension board 0 2 96 240 9 00 02 60 FO 09 FF Reference hardware ID of extension board 1 0 0 0 1 01 00 00 00 00 FF Identification number 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 01 00 00 00 01 FF Identification number 1 2 1 0 0 0 4 01 00 00 00 03 FF Identification number 1 4 1 0 0 0 3 01 00 00 00 02 FF Identification number 1 3 1 0 0 1 0 01 00 00 01 00 FF 1 0 0 1 2 01 00 00 01 02 FF Time and date of last billing period reset 1 0 0 2 0 01 00 00 02 00 FF Software ID kin 01 00 00 02 01 FF 1 0 0 2 3 01 00 00 02 03 FF Ripple control receiver ID D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 116134 OBI identification codes OBIS code Description ra 1 1 13 35 n 01 01 OD 23 n FF _ Power factor monitor threshold n number 11
75. ertification authority e Engineering laboratory use e Installation field use e Reader local and remote e Field Inspection installation check e Consumer final customer The edition is determined by the licence data see section 3 Licensing Detailed information on the functions which can be performed by the user groups can be found in section 12 Functional range per user group 1 5 Supported devices Landis Gyr Please refer to the read me file see section 8 10 Displaying release notes for a list of supported devices D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Installation and uninstallation 9 134 2 Installation and uninstallation 2 1 Installation System requirements Administrator privileges Installation software Language Preparation First installation Upgrades This section describes the installation of the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool on the hard disk of your PC and its uninstallation if it is no longer used To be able to run the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool your PC must be equipped with the operating system Windows 8 Windows 7 Windows Vista Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP For 64 bit operating systems dedicated hardware drivers e g for the opti cal head or other communication equipment might be needed Please contact the vendor of your devices to obtain a driver update if necessary Additionally the following system components which are not part of the Land
76. eseeees 12 Licensing concept eeeeeeeeeeeee 11 D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Index Links between devices and communication CIO gt 54 List of abbreviations 131 Loading FOU sveve 79 Local connection eeeseeeeeeeeee 29 ent DO aetatis memes etum ES 19 Message security ssss 61 109 Modem connection esee 30 66 Modify communication unit settings 77 primary value adaptation 80 SMS configuration settings 76 eV 78 Multiple connection ssesssssse 65 Network connection eesesse 30 via LAN 67 Network connection via a WLAN and the ID Tel TIOL icscacsamd sese seo otim Ea Rear a Ra Ru 68 OBIS identification codes 112 Object identification system OBIS 112 ONNE NEIP 104 Parameter overwriting protection 109 Password import rrrrnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnennnnn 45 PasswordS 109 Phone number definition 48 Phone number selection 19 Physical device address 63 Physical layer rrrnrnnnrnnnrnnnrnnnrnrnnnnnnennnennnnn 35 Print result window
77. eset Multi Utility Profiles e o o Reset all Profiles e Event Logs e o Reset Standard Event Log W5 e e e e Reset all Dedicated Event Logs e o o Reset Disconnector Control Log e e e o o Reset Parameter Changes Log e Demand Monitoring e e e e Reset Over Current Log e e e e e Reset Maximum Demand Logs all 3 e e e e e Heset Demand Monitor 1 4 Log e Power Quality Monitoring e elele Reset Power Quality Log e e e e e Reset Overvoltage Log e e e e e Reset Undervoltage Log e e o o Reset Phase Failure Log e e e o o Reset Power Failure Log e e e e e Reset Voltage Quality Losses Logs all 3 e Fraud Monitoring e e e e Reset Fraud Detection Log e e ee e Reset Strong DC Field Detection Log e e e ele Reset Front Cover Removal Log e e e e e Reset Terminal Cover Removal Log e O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Functional range per user group 129 134 Consumer final customer Field Inspection Installation field use Engineering laboratory use Verification Execute Commands dims IEC Reset Phase Sequence Reversal Log Reset Negative Active Energy Flow Log Reset Current with Undervoltage Log Reset Open Shortened CT Log Reset Undercurrent Log Reset Overcurrent in Neutral Log Communication Monitoring Reset M Bus Event Log Reset Remote Communication Event Log Reset Received Signal Strength Profile Communication SMS Test Enable Disable Field Strength Indication Activate GPRS commu
78. fault communication channel named Default Channel are defined These default communication settings are the basis for a local readout of a meter with an optical reading head connected to a serial interface See section 4 First steps Additionally other device specific properties can be defined here if re quired From release 5 0 this includes also device specific access levels with individual keys and passwords for a device This allows the setup of a simple device management The following basic procedure should be adopted to create and store a new device definition specific examples are given in section 6 5 Communi cation examples 1 Click on in the application toolbar or select Communication settings from the Communication menu The Communication Settings window appears with selected tab Links Communication Settings EE X Devices ey V X Communication Channels Interface Data Version 12 Storage Policy permanent File Location C Users user AppData Local Landis Gyr dMAP 2 Click on E in the window toolbar in the Devices area The Device window appears The entry box Name contains the placeholder name Device all other boxes contain the data of the selected device and can now be modified O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Communication with the devices 41 134 Device Type Device Series Logical Device Base Meter Module 1 The logical device may be ovem
79. gs window G Modifying or deleting phone numbers If you intend to modify or delete a phone number select the corresponding entry in the phone number list and then then e click on in the window toolbar in the Phone numbers area to modify the marked entry of the address book or double click on the entry e click on in the window toolbar in the Phone numbers area to delete the marked entry of the address book deletions must be confirmed D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 50 134 6 2 4 2 O Landis Gyr IP addresses Communication with the devices Define the IP addresses required for TCP IP connections as follows 1 2 Click on in the application toolbar or select Communication settings from the Communication menu The Communication Settings window appears with selected tab Links Select the Address Book tab Communication Setting ej Sm Phone Numbers Data Version 12 Storage Policy permanent File Location C Users user AppData Local Landis Gyr dMAP Click on S in the window toolbar for IP addresses left window The Address Book window appears Enter a clear designation of the device location in the Name entry Dox Select with the corresponding radio button whether an IPv4 address or an IPV6 address or an URL shall be entered Enter the IPv4 or IPv6 address or the URL in the corresponding entry box and the port num ber of the desired device
80. heckbox MAP100 file export to activate or remove the tick to deactivate the function 4 Inthe MAP100 File Export area click on and select a directory in the tree appearing or enter the path to the desired directory Command Control Repetition Delay for Diagnostic Commands e g Vector Diagram Delay before Reading SMS Status after Sending a Test SMS Command Confirmation Confirm Write Commands Confirm Execute Commands MAP100 File Export CXUsersusersDocuments andis GyrdMAP 1 1055 0 5 Click on OK The Options window disappears and the new settings are saved D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 104 134 Auxiliary functions 8 9 Displaying help topics O Landis Gyr This function permits access to the help texts for the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool These help texts correspond to the contents of this user manual Procedure 1 Press function key F1 or select Help from the Help menu The online help for the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool appears Overview Previous Next E First steps d l m Description of user interface The Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool supports services needed to install Landis Gyr devices meters Communication with devices communication modules and communication units to read billing and diagnostic values and to perform Q amp Application of MAP110 func maintenance operations E Support mcd l ene Short description of device s
81. hest Maximum Demands Log Last 10 Highest Maximum Demands Log Before Last 10 Highest Maximum Demands Log Demand Monitor 1 to 4 Log Power Quality Monitoring Power Quality Log Overvoltage Log Undervoltage Log Phase Failure Log Power Failure Log Current Voltage Quality Losses Log Last Voltage Quality Losses Log Before Last Voltage Quality Losses Log Fraud Monitoring Fraud Detection Log Strong DC Field Detection Log Front Cover Removal Log Terminal Cover Removal Log Phase Sequence Reversal Log Negative Active Energy Flow Log Current with Undervoltage Log Open Shortened CT Log Undercurrent Log Overcurrent in Neutral Log Energy Registers Energy Total Registers Energy Registers Current Hour Registers Demand Registers Last Average Demand Registers Maximum Demand Registers Identification Numbers COSEM Logical Device Name Firmware Version Landis Gyr 120 134 Functional range per user group Consumer final customer Field Inspection Reader Installation field use Engineering laboratory use Certification Read Commands aime 1ec e Extended Firmware Version e e Extended Firmware Version CU e elelelele Identification Numbers 1 1 to 1 4 e e e lej le e e Device ID 1 to 6 utility serial number 1 to 6 ID 2 1 to 2 5 e le le e e Connection ID e e lej le e e Parameterisation ID e elelelele Configuration ID e ele lelele Last Configuration Change ID Multi Utility elelelele Multi Uti
82. ication Setti Connections Address Book Access Levels es XIP Devices p I X Communication Channels Interface COM3 Data Version 12 Storage Policy permanent File Location C Users user AppData Local Landis Gyr dMAP Define further devices in the same way if required lf you have imported address data from a MAP110 phone book modify the undefined device series to the appropriate device series and delete imported devices which are not required 4 Close the Communications settings window G Link to communication channel is required Each device must be linked to at least one communication channel see section 6 2 5 1 Defining link between device and communication channel so that it can be used G Modifying or deleting device definitions If you intend to modify or delete a device definition mark the corresponding entry in the device list and then e click on in the window toolbar in the Devices area to modify the marked device definition or double click on the device definition e Click on in the window toolbar in the Devices area to delete the marked device definition Deletions must be confirmed The default device definition any device can t be deleted D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 48 134 Communication with the devices 6 2 4 Address data After the installation of the MAP110 Service Tool no address data IP addresses and phone numbers are defined Proce
83. ices 6 2 5 Links between devices and communication channels Device and communication channel are connected by a link in an appropri ate manner to each other see the overview below to allow a flexible and convenient use The link determines how a device can be reached via a communication channel Each device must be linked to at least one communication channel so that It can be used Only the available linked communication channels can be selected in the channel drop down list see section 5 3 5 Communication channel tool bar for a specific device For each device communication channel link the following attributes can if required be defined e IEC address if defined for the device e HDLC address if defined for the device e Phone number for modem communications channels only e IP address and port number for TCP IP communication channels only e dims gateway network ID and network address If a dims device in a local network is not directly accessible a dlms gateway must be used e g Zigbee device via Ethernet gateway The dims gateway requires additional information in order to forward dlms requests to the correct device in the local network Each defined device can be linked to one or more defined communication channels and each communication channel with one or more devices O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Communication with the devices 55 134 6 2 5 1 Defining link between de
84. igned to this device or create a new device with the following settings for procedure see section 6 2 2 Communication channel data and section 6 2 3 Device data Physical interface The available network card Template for lower layer settings Wired HDLC 2 Inthe Client drop down list select the required access level for the intended activity e g 2 Utility Field Service 3 Inthe IP Address drop down list select the required IP address of the connected device If not already predefined define it for procedure see section 6 2 4 Address data 4 Select the required command in the command tree Communication is started and the command executed D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 68 134 Communication with the devices 6 5 5 Network connection via a WLAN and the Internet This example shows how a point to point connection is made via a WLAN and the Internet to a single device equipped with a communication unit CU P3x Device PC with MAP110 WLAN GPRS If further devices are connected to the device multiple connection their addressing has to be done with the physical device addresses as shown in the example in section 6 5 2 Serial connection to a local bus Procedure 1 Inthe Device drop down list select the device you want to communi cate with and in the Channel drop down list the corresponding chan nel if more than one channel is assigned to this device or c
85. in the Port entry box T4 Ethemet Module Please note that when you use an URL a corresponding service must be active e g dyn DNS which forwards the requests to the correct address in the underlying network Click on OK The Address Book window disappears The IP address is saved and then appears as entry in the address book D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Communication with the devices 51 134 e Le m Communication Setting Phone Numbers Data Version 12 Storage Policy permanent File Location C Users user AppData Local Landis Gyr dMAP 7 Define further IP addresses in the same way 8 Close the Communications settings window Modifying or deleting IP addresses If you intend to modify or delete an IP address select the corresponding entry in the IP address list and then then e click on in the window toolbar in the IP Addresses area to modify the marked entry of the address book or double click on the entry e click on in the window toolbar in the IP Addresses area to delete the marked entry of the address book deletions must be confirmed D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 52 134 Communication with the devices 6 2 4 3 Importing address book If the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool is already installed on the PC its phone book can be imported Likewise the address book of a Landis Gyr MAP tool from another source e g from another PC or an
86. in the device and recorded in the command log window command left value right La rat Command Log LG6296096439 B30 connected Write Date and Time 2014 01 30 08 55 54 ZMD402CT44 4207 53 D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Commands 75 134 Further write commands are explained as examples in the following sub sections With the execution of the following write commands a MAP100 export file in MAP100 V2 0 format is generated and saved in the directory defined in the MAP110 option settings see section 8 8 Enabling MAP100 file export if the function is activated Parameterisation ID Passwords level 1 2 and E Time of use TOU Billing period reset These write commands are recognisable in the command tree from the green plus sign added to the icon e g JF Parameterisation ID 7 2 1 Set communication inputs For execution select the Communication Input Settings write command in the Communication folder of the command tree n 1 dims Read Commands E e dims Write Commands E l Clock E 1 Profiles 5 1 Identification Numbers EC Communication baje Physical IEC Device Address sr Physical HDLC Device Address Communication Input Settings ale Optical Interface ZI 2 Hectrical Interface 1 a SMS Configuration Bl m Time of Use E 1 Diagnostic Values E 1 Passwords i Primary Data Adaptation BI T dims Execute Commands Glia Diagnostic Commands All communication inputs are displayed
87. in the dialogue window By clicking on a field you can toggle between 0 1 and X value remains the same Set Communication Input Communication Input 3 Communication Input 5 Communication Input amp JEBREBEE Click on OK to write the values set into the device D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 76 134 Commands 7 2 2 Modify SMS configuration settings For execution select the SMS Configuration write command in the Com munication folder of the command tree H A dims Read Commands ER 4 dims Write Commands HI Clock Hl Profiles H e Identification Numbers 34 4 Communication bes ale Physical IEC Device Address bes car Physical HDLC Device Address Be ale Communication Input Settings fel E Optical Interface ell Hectrical Interface 1 i Diagnostic Values X3 Passwords AJ Primary Data Adaptation B 4 dims Execute Commands HC Diagnostic Commands The SMS configuration data is displayed in the dialogue window You can modify the phone number the message text the initialisation string and the transmission parameters Calling AT Message String Phone Numer to be called 793870963 Message Tet Meter 99992003 Battery low limited character set only Omit AT Example CMGS 0793904208 lt 0D gt 74403 759 lt 1A gt Calling AT Message String CMGS 0793870963 lt 0D gt Meter Battery low lt 1A gt Transmissions Number of Messages per Alert 1 E Repetitions Time between
88. individually as signed to each Windows user with former releases the same license was used for all Windows users of a single PC and all MAP110 releases When upgrading a former MAP110 release 3 x or MAP110 release 4 0 4 1 4 2 or 4 3 to release 4 4 or later the current license is kept i e it is copied once for each Windows user of the PC from the former release From release 4 4 any license change or a new license only affects the current Windows user and the current MAP110 main release The license conditions remain unchanged i e all existing and new licenses can be further used by one or several Windows users on one or several PCs Please note that normally the user name in the MAP110 licence and the Windows user name are different D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 12 134 Licensing 3 2 Entering license data O Landis Gyr D This section describes the licensing procedure required for unrestricted use of the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool The license data received from Landis Gyr following your order is required for this purpose Administrator privileges required Administrator privileges on your computer are required for the licensing Under Windows 8 and Windows 7 you can achieve this by right clicking on the start command and then selecting the entry Run as administrator in the popup menu appearing Procedure 1 Click on Start and then under All programs in the Landis Gyr progra
89. ion Setti Devices je X Communication Channels Data Version 12 Storage Policy permanent File Location C Users user AppData Local Landis Gyr dMAP 3 Click on in the window toolbar in the Communication Channels area The Communication Channel window appears The entry box Name contains the placeholder name CommunicationChannel all other fields contain a copy of the data of the selected communication channel and can now be modified D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 34 134 O Landis Gyr Communication with the devices Communication Channel Interface Physical interface Interface type Template for lower layer settings Physical Layer dms ink Lye Serial Interface Transmission speed Part settings 8 Bit 8 data bits no parity E Idle time after connection Enter a name for the new communication channel definition in the entry box Name oelect the serial interface to be used in the Physical interface drop down list or the modem to be used for remote communication and for network connections the network card to be used The COM port num ber of a serial interface can be found in the Windows device manager Select the Serial optical head or 3 wire Bluetooth optical head PMR 1 or Bluetooth optical head PMR 1A type used in the Interface type drop down list for serial communication depending on how the device is connected The drop down li
90. ion only and not yet supported by the Landis Gyr devices For the time being make sure to disable it Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Communication with the devices 57 134 6 2 5 2 Terminating the link definition 1 Click on OK The Device Communication Channel Link window disappears and the new defined link is displayed in the communication channel links list 2 If more than one communication channels shall be usable to access the device or alternatively if more than one device shall be accessible via the communication channel define another link the same way Sna Communication Settings Connections Address Book Access Levels cp S XIP Devices ep I XIP Communication Channels AD FE11G150 E35C ADxE any device undefined ZCX110P E450 ZxX100 300P E450 ZxXX100 300P USB 19200 ZMX310G 07631 USB Optical Head COM3 9600 J undefined J undefined J undefined Data Version 12 Storage Policy permanent File Location C Users user AppData Local Landis Gyr dMAP 3 Define the links for all devices or alternatively for all communication channels the same way 4 Close the Communications settings window Modifying or deleting links If you intend to modify or delete a link select the corresponding entry in the link list and then e click on in the window toolbar in the Links area to modify the marked entry of the link list or double click on the e
91. ional requisites message security policy and supported protocols that can be used for any device An icon is dis played in column Authentication as long as the access level is not correctly defined e g missing or incomplete password Accordingly marked access levels will not be shown in the Client toolbar 3 Specify the access levels to be used by double clicking the correspond ing entry or by selecting it and clicking on the edit icon VA and then making the necessary entries in the appearing Access level Definition window Depending on the access level to be defined and other inputs the indivi dual fields can be modified or are set immutable D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Communication with the devices 59 134 Access Level Definitio G Management Access Client Application Process ID 1 User ID Authentication high level authentication using GMAC d a Additional requisites Message Security Securty policy Supported protocols dims only 4 Only for user defined access levels Enter a Client Application Process ID default is 16 For all other access levels the Client Application Process ID is fix assigned in a range from 1 to 255 and cannot be changed 5 Tick the User ID checkbox if you want to send additional information about the user to the device and then enter a user ID in the range from 1 to 255 0 don t use a user ID The device only allows to establish a connection
92. ions of the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool and for interpretation or further process ing of results The selection of commands and their execution is described in section 5 4 Command tree under Command execution 7 1 Read commands Section 12 Functional range per user group describes which read com mands are available to the individual user groups The following read com mands are explained as examples e Simple read commands for parameters and values e Extended read commands e Read commands for event logs e Read commands for load profiles Other read commands can be used in a similar way 7 1 1 Simple read commands oimple read commands read out an individual parameter or value from the device which is displayed in the trace window For execution select the corresponding read command in the command tree marked with the or icon El d 2 dims Read Commands R Instantaneous Values od ip Clock SE er Clock Base AL Event Logs i Energy Registers i Demand Registers i a Identification Numbers 0 p COSEM Logical Device Name Firmware Version Extended Fimware Version dt Identification Number 1 1 dt Identification Number 1 2 dt Identification Number 1 3 me Identification Number 1 4 i Device ID 1 utility serial number 1 ID 2 1 2 Device ID 7 utility serial number 2 ID 2 2 l er Mc pl The parameters or values read out each appear in a line in th
93. is C Users Current User AppData Local Landis Gyr dMAP or under Windows XP is C Documents and Settings Current User Application Data Landis Gyr dMAP respectively O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Auxiliary functions 99 134 8 5 Defining storage policy for keys and passwords With this setting you can set the storage policy for passwords and keys Data deletion with each modification Any modification in the storage policy causes a deletion of all passwords and keys Procedure 1 Select Options from the Tools menu The Options window appears 2 Select the Communication Settings tab File Location CA Users user App Data Local l andis Gyrd MAP Storage Policy of Keys and Passwords permanent limited until 30 11 2014 3 Select the desired storage policy permanent The passwords and keys are permanently stored on the PC never The passwords and keys are not stored i e they will be lost when you exit the MAP tool limited until The passwords and keys are stored on the PC until the specified expiration date is reached on the PC and then deleted 4 Click on OK The Options window disappears and the new settings are saved D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 100 134 Auxiliary functions 8 6 Setting delay times The repetition delay for diagnostic commands and the repetition delay be fore reading the status of sent test SMS messages can be
94. is Gyr MAP110 Service Tool must be installed on your PC e NET Framework Version 4 0 or later e MS Excel 2003 or later for enhanced diagnostic functions Administrator privileges on your computer are required for the installation and the licensing The installation software for the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool can be downloaded to your PC via the Internet from the Landis Gyr homepage www landisgyr com Please contact your sales representative to receive the required username and password for the download The required language must be selected at installation time It can be changed again at any time in the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool Please read the file dMAP110 ReadMe txt with current information about the present release of the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool Start the installation file Setup exe and then follow the instructions of the setup wizard Close the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool if it is in use Then start the installation file Setup exe and follow the instructions of the setup wizard When upgrading a former release 5 0 to the latest release 5 0 the former release will be automatically replaced by the newer one All data including the license and the communication profiles is kept When upgrading a former release 4 x to the latest release 5 0 the new release can be installed in parallel to a former release in a separate direc tory All data including the license is kept When upgrading a former
95. ithms used for the access and message security If desired the necessary keys and passwords can also be stored From release 5 0 also device specific access levels can be specified in addition to the access levels available for all devices D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Communication with the devices 31 134 6 2 Communication settings All communication settings can be defined and modified in the Communi cation Settings window Click on in the application toolbar or select Communication settings from the Communication menu The Communication Settings window appears with selected Connections tab Communication Settings Connections Address Book Access Levels i FIX amp Devices je IX ig AD FE11G150 E35C ADxE any device undefined ZCX110P E450 ZxX100 300P E450 ZX100 300P USB 19200 Remote Address IEC Address ZMX310G 0763156762 J undefined Data Version 12 Storage Policy permanent File Location C Users user AppData Local Landis Gyr dMAP e The Communication Settings window is subdivided into the following areas e List of devices 1 with their names and the associated device series The list can be sorted by any column in ascending or descending order by default the devices are displayed in ascending order by name The currently selected device is highlighted and the selection is not changed by a new sorting e List of communicatio
96. k the checkbox if you don t want to allow transmission rate switching Note In case of modem or network connections no real change is made but only the transmission rate character in the protocol is altered Intercharacter timeout After expiration of the set time the trans mission is automatically ended if no further data is transmitted If you untick the checkbox no automatic termination of the transmis sion occurs Maximum number of retries Select the number of retries default value 3 If you select 0 no retries occur D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Communication with the devices 6 2 2 3 1 37 134 In the HDLC area only displayed if HDLC or HDLC via IEC mode E is selected as link layer protocol Maximum HDLC buffer size Tick the checkbox if you want to mod ify the default value 248 bytes The HDLC buffer size determines how many useful data can be transmitted in one data packet Re duce the value in case of communication problems Message timeout If you untick the checkbox no automatic termi nation of the transmission occurs Maximum number of retries Select the number of retries default value 3 If you select 0 no retries occur In the COSEM Wrapper area only displayed if COSEM Wrapper is selected as link layer protocol Message timeout If you untick the checkbox no automatic termi nation of the transmission occurs dims Application Layer Select the dims Applic
97. le to choose one of the following command groups in the command tree e all generic dims commands e all device specific dims commands e all generic IEC commands e all device specific IEC commands Generic commands work with all devices with new not yet supported Landis Gyr devices as well as with devices of other manufacturers There are only few generic dlms commands available but many generic IEC commands Device specific commands only work with Landis Gyr devices supporting the corresponding command All commands not available for the connected device are marked in colour in the command tree see paragraph Display of disabled commands in the command tree When selecting a device in the device toolbar the command tree is automatically switched to the corresponding device type Toolbar The toolbar of the command tree contains the following buttons Executes the selected command of the tree Expands all folders of the tree 5 Collapses all folders of the tree D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 22 134 Drop down list Tree view Tree items Folder handling O Landis Gyr Description of user interface In the drop down list of the command tree it is possible to choose command sets for all supported Landis Gyr devices and also the generic and device specific command groups described above all device specific dims commands all generic dims commands all device specific dims commands all
98. lity Registers e e e e e e e M Bus Device n n2 1 to 4 e elelelelele Multi Utility Profile n e elelelele Identification Numbers M Bus Device n e elele Configuration M Bus Device n e ee e Extended Configuration M Bus Device n e Communication ee e e Physical Device Addresses IEC e e e e IP Address e ojo o Ethernet MAC Address e o o CS S0 Type e elele Optical Interface e Maximum Retries and retry Timeout e e o o Electrical Interface 1 and 2 e e o o Electrical Interface e elele SMS Configuration e o o Mobile and SIM Card Identification e Remote Communication e ele General Settings e o o GSM Modem Settings e elele GPRS Modem Settings e e e e TCP IP Settings e o o PLC Settings Extended Communication CU only e o o General Communication Settings e e e e CU Modem Settings e O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Functional range per user group 121 134 D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Consumer final customer Field Inspection Reader Installation field use Engineering laboratory use Certification Read Commands ams IEC Mobile and SIM Card Identification CU TCP IP Settings CU ADP Settings IPT Status Time of Use Time of Use TOU Extended Time of Use TOU Passive TOU ID and Activation Date Active TOU ID and Activation Date Tariff control Tariff Table Disconnectors Electricity Disconnector M Bus Disconnector 1 to 4 Fraud Detection Terminal Cover Coun
99. lize Reset Control Inputs 31 Billing Period 87 Load Profile 2 Configuration 83 Dedicated Event Logs 66 Load Profile 2 88 Dedicated Event Logs 85 Losses Iron and Copper DOM 76 0 0 The desired security level can be selected in the drop down list at top left The access rights for the level selected for individual data parameters commands and passwords are then displayed by means of colours accord ing to the colour code D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Auxiliary functions 95 134 8 Auxiliary functions This section describes auxiliary functions of the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool e Changing the language of the user interface e Setting colour for disabled commands e Selecting the calendar base for IEC commands e Defining storage location of communication settings e Defining storage policy for keys and passwords e Setting delay times e Activating command confirmation e Enabling MAP100 file export e Displaying help topics e Displaying release notes e Displaying the current release of the program and checking for updates 8 1 Changing the language of the user interface This function allows changing the language of the MAP110 Service Tool user interface Procedure 1 Select Startup language from the Tools menu The Startup Language window appears Startup Language Select the desired language Click on OK The Startup Language window disappears The selected la
100. lly single requests will be used i e no list requests are used Landis Gyr 38 134 6 2 2 4 O Landis Gyr IEC Communication with the devices 5 Tick the Maximum dlms buffer size checkbox if you want to limit the maximum buffer size in the MAP tool for writing of data default value 0 Then enter the required value in the Maximum dlms buffer size entry box Principally the buffer sizes for writing and reading reported from the device are used If a maximum buffer size is determined this size is not exceeded during writing even if the device reports a bigger write buffer size If you untick the checkbox the buffer size is unlimited i e buffer size indicated by the device is used 6 Keep alive interval After this time an Alive Packet is to be sent in order to maintain the connection The value must be greater than the message timeout value If you untick the checkbox the function is switched off 7 Tick the Use release service to close Association Application check box if a release request shall be sent before closing the HDLC connec tion with COSEM Wrapper a release request is always sent 1 Select the IEC tab The settings on this tab apply for devices that support solely the IEC protocol Communication Chan Name USB Optical Head COM3 9600 Interface Physical interface COM3 Interface type Serial optical head or 3 wire Template for lower layer settings
101. lues 0 0 42 0 0 LGZ12129973 COSEM logical device name Identification Nu H Instantaneous Values 0 0 97 97 0 00200000 Error code Diagnostics 0 0 97 98 0 3E002001 Alarm code 1 Diagnostics 0 0 1 0 0 2014 01 29 17 57 51 00 Clock Clock 0 0 96 1 0 12129973 Device ID 1 utility serial number 1 ID 2 1 Identification Nur 0 0 96 1 1 123456 78 Oo Device ID 2 utility serial number 2 ID 2 2 Identification Nu 0 0 96 1 2 Device ID 3 utility serial number 3 ID 2 3 Identification Nu 0 0 96 1 3 Device ID 4 utility serial number 4 ID 2 4 Identification Nut 0 0 96 1 4 Device ID 5 utility serial number 5 ID 2 5 Identification Nu 1 0 1 8 0 Energy 4 Energy 1 0 2 8 0 i M Energy A Energy v 4 p Command Log dims Write Commands LHax bd de Bacio Omni LGZ12129973 V070104 connected E E Pet Diagnostic Commands Read Billing Values LGZ12129973 V070104 M1BC3313UDW12nS Communication Log Frame transferred StartDelay 25 Q R 7EA01E03037340CC8180120501000601620704000000010804000000014F047E R lt UA Frame SrcAdr 1 DestAdr 1 SendFrSize 0 RecFrSize 98 Poll True FrameValid True 04827653ms HDLC Frame received 4 m H Session disconnected dlms COM3 19200 bps 7 MB 381 382 The sizes of the areas for the command tree result window and command log window can be set individually with the movable separator situated in between click separator and move with mouse button pressed hs The items in the selection area can be
102. m group from the menu Landis Gyr MAP110 5 0 select the Landis Gyr MAP110 5 0 command The Landis Gyr MAP1 10 Service Tool is started 2 Select License from the Tools menu The License window appears License 3 Enter the user name provided by Landis Gyr in the User Name entry box 4 Select the user group provided by Landis Gyr in the User Group drop down list 5 Enter the licence key provided by Landis Gyr in the License Key entry box User Mame Henry Miller 6 Click on OK The licence data is checked and a success message is displayed D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Licensing 13 134 MAPL1O has been successfully licensed Please keep your license data in a safe place for later reuse 7 Click on OK The licensing procedure is terminated The accessible commands or device types respectively can be selected in the drop down list above the command tree and the available commands are displayed in the command tree Fille View Communication Tools Help e Client 0 Public Access no authentication v 4 G Phone Device any device M 7 IECHDLC Channel Default Channel all device specific dims commands P 2 is Result Window E f dims Read Commands 2 45 dims Write Commands ag dims Execute Commands 2 Diagnostic Commands COSEM Logical Device Name Firmware Version Device Type The Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool is now ready for use according
103. munication settings will be saved and the Communication Channel window will be closed 8 Inthe drop down list above the command tree select either the entry all dims commands or the device series connected 9 Open the dms Read Commands folder in the command tree For this purpose click the icon before the dms Read Commands folder or double click on the folder icon I The available commands for the selected device type are displayed D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 16 134 O Landis Gyr First steps HE Bilina Values E FH Instantaneous Values EJ pe ie Event Logs EH i Energy Registers E 1 Demand Registers H Identification Numbers Communication H Time of Use B Diagnostic Values ee gy i i dims Write Commands dl 1 dims Execute Commands J Diagnostic Commands 10 11 Mark the Billing Values command in the command tree under dims Read Commands by clicking it Click on the button above the command tree to execute the Billing Values command Communication begins after selecting the command and the device data are read from the device connected During this process which can take several minutes depending on the number of items to be read the Command window is displayed Connection Time 235 After completing the readout the device data is displayed in the display area of the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual
104. n Reader Installation field use Engineering laboratory use Verification WwiteCommends aims 1ec Clock Date and Time Set Date and Time to PC Time Clock Base DST Settings Clock Synchronisation Date Time and DST Flag Set Date and Time to PC Time Set Date and Time to PC Time Jalaali Day Counter and Season Number Profiles Integration Period Caption Periods Load Profile 1 and 2 Configuration Identification Numbers Identification Numbers 1 1 to 1 4 Device ID 1 to 2 utility serial number 1 to 2 ID 2 1 to 2 2 Device ID 3 to 5 utility serial number 3 to 5 ID 2 3 to 2 5 Connection ID Customer ID Meter ID Manufacturer ID Parameterisation ID Last Configuration Change ID Multi Utility M Bus Device n nz 1 to 4 Utility Serial Number 2 M Bus Device n Configuration M Bus Device n Extended Configuration M Bus Device n Install M Bus Device n Transfer Key to M Bus Device n Deinstall M Bus Device n O Landis Gyr 124 134 Functional range per user group Consumer final customer Field Inspection Reader Installation field use Engineering laboratory use Verification Write Commands dims iec Communication o o o Physical Device Addresses e IEC ee e Ethernet MAC Address e e e CS S0 Type e e ele Communication Input Settings e e e o o Optical Port Lock ejo o Optical Interface E e o o Optical Interface Maximum Retries and Retry Timeout e o o Electrical Interface 1 a
105. n a column heading or cell For example the significance of the coded profile status word are decoded directly and all individual events displayed Example 1 Readout by dlms of a load profile time base local normal time without DST Load Profile 1 0 0 96 10 1 hex 1 0 1 8 0 kWh 1 0 3 8 0 kvarh 2014 01 27 01 00 00 01 E E 2014 01 27 02 00 00 07 Lee state J 3 1 0 2 8 0 kWh 2014 01 27 03 00 00 oy 2014 01 27 04 00 00 01 Invalid time 0 2014 01 27 05 00 00 01 Daylight savings inactive 7 2014 01 27 06 00 00 01 2014 01 27 07 00 00 01 2014 01 27 08 00 00 01 2014 01 27 09 00 00 01 2014 01 27 10 00 00 01 2014 01 27 11 00 00 01 wa co am Gr amp Bw mB j Clock invalid 1 Data not valid 2 Mo data 4 y Clock adjusted 5 gr el co With readout according to IEC the table contains the same data for every profile entry as for readout under dims although they are shown slightly differently e g preceding zeros Example 2 Readout according to IEC of an event log Event Log R5 R6 P 98 EDIS Status 2014 01 27 15 16 48 2014 01 27 15 17 04 2014 01 27 14 57 29 2014 01 27 14 57 26 2014 01 27 14 54 34 2014 01 27 14 54 34 2014 01 27 14 53 22 2014 01 27 14 53 19 2014 01 27 14 53 15 2014 01 27 14 53 13 2014 01 27 14 53 08 uo co dm of d M 00 0020 011 8000 010 0000 043 0040 024 0080 023 0000 049 0000 045 0040
106. n channels 2 with their names and the associated interface e g COM port modem or network card The list can be sorted by any column in ascending or descending order by default the communication channels are displayed in ascending order by name he currently selected communication channel is highlighted and the selection is not changed by a new sorting e List of links 3 between devices and communication channels with the possible additional information particularly with addresses and phone numbers The items displayed depend on the selected device or com munications channel see also section 6 2 5 Links between devices and communication channels e Status bar 4 in which the currently used version of the communication data and their location see section 8 4 Defining storage location of communication settings can be seen as well as the current storage policy of passwords and keys see section 8 5 Defining storage policy for keys and passwords D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 32 134 6 2 1 O Landis Gyr Communication with the devices In the following figure a device is selected in the Devices area The device is highlighted blue All the linked communication channels are also high lighted in the Communication Channels area light blue yellow and the links with their attributes are shown in the Links area Fr Communication Setti AD FE11G150 E35C ADxE
107. nd 2 e e o o Electrical Interface o o e SMS Configuration e Remote Communication elele General Settings e o o GSM Modem Settings e elele GPRS Modem Settings e e o o TCP IP Settings e o o PLC Settings Extended Communication CU only elele General Communication Settings e e e e CU Modem Settings e e ele CU TCP IP Settings e e o o CU ADP Settings e Time of Use o o Set Activation Time of Passive TOU e ele Time of Use TOU e e e Extended Time of Use TOU e Tariff Control e o Tariff Table e e o o Rate control by electrical signal e e e e Rate control by electrical signal inverted e o o o Rate control by command e e o o Rate Switching e Disconnectors elelelele Electricity Disconnector e e O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Functional range per user group 125 134 D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Consumer final customer Field Inspection Reader Installation field use Engineering laboratory use Verification witeCommends aims 1ec M Bus Disconnector 1 to 4 Diagnostic Values Billing Period Reset Settings Energy Snapshot Settings Power Factor Monitor Thresholds 1 and 2 Demand Monitor Thresholds Single Reset Settings Pulse Output Constant Power Quality Functions Maximum Demand Supervision Current Supervision Passwords Password Data Collection Level 1 Password Utility Field Service Level 2 Password IEC W5 Password Extended Consumer Level 5 Password
108. ndis Gyr 6 134 Table of contents NN ERE 108 10 Short description of device security system anxrannennnunnnnnnnnnennnnnnnnennnnnnnnnnnnnennnnnnnnennnnennnr 109 LOS Fe MMO CRAG OMA RR GE 109 10 2 SN ADN M E E iai 109 VE ACCO IIT 110 10 4 Access levels and their application c cc ccccccceccceececeeecaeeeceeeeseeeeeeeeseeeesueeseueeseeesaueeseeeeaes 110 11 OBIS identification codes nnennnnennnnnnnnennnnnnnnennnnennnnnnnnennnnennnennnnennnnnnnnennnnennnnnnnnennnnnnnnennnnennnr 112 UR GEN 112 Tie PAN RE UU UU T m 114 12 Functional range per user group ranuranunnnunnnunnnunnnunnnunnnunnnvnnnvnnnvnnnvnnnvnnnvnnnvnnnvnnnvrnnvnnnvnnnunnne 118 15 BS OT ADDICVIAMOUNS 131 TA de v 132 O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Overview 7 134 1 Overview The Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool supports services needed to install Landis Gyr devices meters communication modules and communication units to read billing and diagnostic values and to perform maintenance operations The following diagram illustrates the various fields of application of the Landis Gyr MAP Tools Utility Central Services Utility Local Services Parameter isation Test Verification Configuration g
109. necessary local interfaces only All parameters and all billing data are readable Limited write access to settable data is possible e g battery operating time switching tables etc Installation or maintenance work in the utility Verification is usually required afterwards All parameters and all billing data are readable Write access to all data is possible e g parameter isation register clearing password setting etc D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Short description of device security system 111 134 Security attributes Access rights and typical application examples 5 with static password Write access for the end user Extended Consumer without breaking a seal All parameters and most billing data are readable UID 17 interfaces selectable Limited write access to the end user data is possible e g monitor thresholds 6 with static password Remote readout of billing data by a central system Remote Data Collection without breaking a seal All billing data is readable UID 18 remote interfaces only Limited write access is possible e g time date 7 with static or coded Installation or maintenance work in connection with a Remote Service password central system UID 19 without breaking a seal All parameters and all billing data are readable remote interfaces only Limited write access to settable data is possible e g switching tables device addresses identification numbers phone numbers etc
110. nel data Devices see section 6 2 3 Device data Addresses see section 6 2 4 Address data Links between devices and communication channels including the relevant attributes see section 6 2 5 Links between devices and communication channels 5 Access levels see section 6 2 6 Access levels D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Communication with the devices 33 134 6 22 Communication channel data After the installation of the MAP110 Service Tool only a default device named any device and a default communication channel named Default Channel are defined These default communication settings are the basis for a local readout of a meter with an optical reading head connected to the serial interface At least the serial interface COM port has to be adapted in most cases see section 4 First steps The following basic procedure should be adopted to create and store a new communication channel definition specific examples are given in section 6 5 Communication examples 1 Click on in the application toolbar or select Communication settings from the Communication menu The Communication Settings window appears with selected tab Links as shown here with the default communication settings or with additional data if already defined 2 Highlight a communication channel in the communication channel list default channel or any other communication channel if already de fined Communicat
111. nennnnennn 68 6 6 Reference to other documents sessssssssssssessesee eene nennen nennen nnn nnne rna 68 commands onion denn Exin E C dEes de 69 VE Read ONMIN amm 69 NTN 69 7 1 2 Extended read commands rrarnrnanernnnnnnnrnnnnennnnnrnnrrnnnennnrrnnnennnsennennnnennnennnsennnsennsennnnennn 70 7 1 3 Read commands for profiles cccccceeccceeeceececeeeeceecsuceceeceuceceueeseeecsueesueseeeessuesseeesegs 71 714 Emergency TeadOLL saceastuckenatei teu baa quera a E uius MUS MU E MUNI MUN M MU 73 T Weman SEE EE 74 EN B NNE RS 75 7 2 2 Modify SMS configuration settings ccccccccccsececseeeeseeeeeseeeeseeeesaeeeeseeessaeeeseueesseeesees 76 7 2 3 Modify communication unit settings rrrrnrernnnrranrrnnnrnnnrrranennnrrrnnrnnnnennnrnnnnennnsennsennnnennn 77 7 2 4 Modify time Of use ccccccccseccceeeeceeeceueeceeeceucecaueesuessusessueeeaeessueeseessusesseessaeesaueeseeeseas 78 725 Primary values GGADIALION scccincdacdcdenicuddteadencete tance aniani ean iaa Ea Eiaa iaaii naaie 80 PENNE a E E E E E E 81 Lat MEET 82 732 Firmware update AD XP XG sctescssecdesanssentnsccundeasscovasessansdsastausdens feenisasssciessesansdsenteustensdens 83 7 3 3 Firmware update E450 and AD xE rrrnennnrnnnnennnrnnanennnnennnrnnnnennnnnnnnennnnennnnnnnnennnnennsennnnennn 86 14 Be 01615 16019110 0110 0 EE EEE 90 rere rmm 90 TA2 GON NMS TAN AMON SUDDOLE EEE EN 91 OR PE 92 7 4 4 Security
112. nformation about this command For execution select the Firmware Update AD xP xG 3 x execute command of the command tree EC dims Read Commands E dims Write Commands E dims Execute Commands bee Reset Alarm e 3k Reset In Home Display Data JE Activate Passive TOU Now M Activate New Parameters in Meter zi Registers H 6 Profiles H Event Logs H A Communication zu Firmware Update i uu t Firmware Update AD xPAG Jx B ne Diagnostic Commands The Firmware Update window appears MAP110 Firmware Update AD xP xG 3 x LGZ1100469 4 gt B X New Download Continue Download Cancel Data Upload MSP List PDU Export Close Window Device Code Txx mot File Name Device Code Activation Completed Device Data Txx dat File Name Keep Current Parameter Factory Data Total Number Of Data Segments Missing Data Segments Data Consistency State Data Verify Progress State Short Name List State 7 Enter the name of the MOT file with the new firmware release in the entry field Device Code or select a file in the Select Device Code File window which appears after clicking on L In the Device Data area select whether the current parameters shall be kept or whether a factory parameterisation shall be executed Enter the name of the DAT file in the entry field Factory Data for the factory para meterisation or select a file in the Select Factory Data File window which appears after clicking on L
113. nguage will be used upon the next startup of the MAP110 Service Tool D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 96 134 Auxiliary functions 8 2 Setting colour for disabled commands The colour for emphasising disabled commands can be set individually with this setting see also 5 4 Command tree O Landis Gyr Procedure 1 Select Options from the Tools menu The Options window appears 2 Select the General tab The colour currently selected for disabled commands is shown 3 Click on the Colour of disabled Commands drop down list A colour pallet is displayed aye Colours Colour of disabled Commands Calendar Base for IEC Commands Gregorian Jalali Persian Mare Colours oelect the desired colour The newly selected colour is displayed in the Colour of disabled Commands drop down list Click on OK The Options window disappears and the disabled commands are emphasised in the new colour in the command tree D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Auxiliary functions 97 134 8 3 Selecting the calendar base for IEC commands Procedure 1 Select Options from the Tools menu The Options window appears Select the General tab Select the required calendar base in the Calendar Base for IEC Commands area The entry of date values occurs in the selected format for IEC commands Colours Colour of disabled Commands Calendar Base for IEC Commands
114. nication Close current GPRS window Close all GPRS windows Set to PLC NEW State Leave ZigBee Network Fraud Detection Reset Terminal Cover Counter Reset Strong DC Field Counter Reset Antitampering Event Log Reset Optical Interface Unsuccessful Retries Counter Reset Engineering Menu Unsuccessful Retries Counter Firmware Update Firmware Update AD xP xG 3 x Firmware Update E450 and AD xE Firmware Update CU P4 D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 130 134 Diagnostic commands O Landis Gyr Functional range per user group Consumer final customer Field Inspection Reader Installation field use Engineering laboratory use Verification Diagnostic Commands dims IEC Vector Diagram CU GSM Installation Support GSM Installation Support DIP Table Security System MS Excel is required to perform this diagnostic function D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual List of abbreviations 131 134 13 List of abbreviations This section explains some abbreviations used in this user manual or on dialogue windows of the Landis Gyr MAP110 application in alphabetical order Please consult also the metering glossary published on the Landis Gyr homepage www landisgyr eu under Support gt Metering Glossary Abbreviation Definition Description dims Distribution Line Message Specification Messaging system defined originally as part of the application layer of the protocol stack for distribu
115. nnection to a device e g via an RS232 M Bus CS or network interface as used in various communication units If the communication unit has a second interface e g RS485 multiple connections are possible to further devices D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 30 134 6 1 2 Device 6 1 3 Access level Landis Gyr Communication with the devices e With a modem connection to a device or several devices if these are connected together by a multiple connection by RS485 CS or M Bus Note the modem must first have been installed and configured on the PC e With a network connection over a network interface or the Internet to one or several devices if these are connected together by a multiple connection by RS485 CS or M Bus In addition to the physical communication channel also various other settings are stored here e g used protocol variants transmission rates delays timeouts etc In this area optional device specific data can be specified This mainly includes the device type or the device series as well as some address information to address the device server via a multiple connection From release 5 0 an individual set of keys and passwords can be defined for a device which is then available for the communication with this device An access level defines all settings required on the Landis Gyr MAP side client This includes in particular the identification of the client as well as the algor
116. ntry e Click on in the window toolbar in the Links area to delete the marked entry of the link list deletions must be confirmed Note Links related to the default device any device can t be deleted they only can be edited D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 58 134 6 2 6 Access levels Landis Gyr Communication with the devices After the installation of the MAP110 Service Tool no passwords for the different access levels are defined Therefore only the access levels without password protection e g 0 Public Access can be used see example in section 4 First steps The various access levels and their fields of application are described in section 10 Short description of device security system From release 5 0 an individual set of keys and passwords can be defined for a device which is then available for the communication with this device Define the passwords or keys used by the MAP110 Service Tool for all required access levels according to the passwords or keys set in the de vices as follows 1 Click on in the application toolbar or select Communication settings from the Communication menu The Communication Settings window appears with selected tab Links 2 Select the Access Levels tab r Communication Setti any device Additional Requisites Message Security Policy Supported Protocols 1 Data Collection low level authentication using a static pass
117. oden by a command in some cases 3 Enter a name for the new device definition in the entry box Name 6 2 3 1 Type 1 Select the Type tab Logical Device Base Meter Module The logical device may be ovemcadden by a command in some cases 2 Select the device series in the Device series drop down list The selected device series has the effect that the command tree will be changed accordingly if the device is selected in the device toolbar If you leave undefined no adaptation of the command tree occurs 3 Select the device type in the Logical device drop down list Base meter Module 21 or Communication Unit 217 or user defined for devices from third party suppliers in this case you must enter the logical device number according to the manufacturer information Note that the logical device may be overridden by a command in some cases if the command is implemented only for a specific logical device e g communication unit D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 42 134 Communication with the devices 6 2 3 2 Address Select the Address tab if a device address shall be used 2 Seta tick to the IEC address and or HDLC address checkbox and enter the address es If you enter an IEC address first and then click on the arrow button behind the two entry boxes the HDLC address is automatically calculated and entered see section 6 3 Addressing devices Physical Device
118. on via the optical interface 64 Set communication inputs 75 Setting colour for disabled commands 96 Setting delay times 100 Simple read commands 69 SMS test transmission 82 Status DOE EE 28 SUPPO EE EE EE armas 108 Supported devices rrrarrrnrnrrrrarronnnnenranrnnnnne 8 System requirementS rrrrnrrrranrnrnnnnrnranrnnnnrr 9 Target group of this user manual 3 pre ollare 19 Tree items eeeeseeseeseenen nnne 22 TESE VG 22 Uninstallation esee 10 Bereli EEE TTE 9 User groups rrnrrrnnrrvrnrennnrnnnrrnrnnennrnnnnrnnnnennn 8 User interface cccccceccceccceeeseeeeeeeseeeseeeees 18 DEN Jr 131 Vector UM DERE 90 Write commands ese 74 123 Modify communication unit settings 77 Modify primary value adaptation 80 Modify SMS configuration settings 76 Modify Time of Use 78 Set communication inputs 75 Landis Gyr Contact Landis Gyr AG Theilerstrasse 1 CH 6301 Zug Switzerland Phone 441 41 935 6000 Landis 4 www landisgyr com manage energy better
119. one Numbers 192 168 1 31 5000 Distribution W 0794438765 ZMD405 B14 2 G21 76 192 168 200 20 4059 Ethemet Module 0419356123 ZMD405 B23 F 87541380 195 141 94 180 1000 Training SIM Card 4 0419356122 ZMQ202 999339005 0419356125 ZMQ202 H02 76930012 0763156762 ZMX310G Data Version 12 Storage Policy permanent File Location C Users user AppData Local Landis Gyr dMAP Close the Communications settings window If you have imported address data from a MAP110 phone book PhoneBook xml check the device settings see section 6 2 2 Device data again since device addresses from the imported phone book have been converted into devices Before you can use the device defi nitions created that way these have to be linked manually with a com munication channel see section 6 2 5 Links between devices and communication channels Modifying or deleting address book entries If you intend to modify or delete an address book entry select the corre sponding address book entry in the IP address or phone number list and then then e click on in the window toolbar in the IP adresses or Phone num bers area to modify the marked entry of the address book or double click on the entry e Click on in the window toolbar in the IP adresses or Phone num bers area to delete the marked entry of the address book deletions must be confirmed D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 54 134 Communication with the dev
120. ons the password secret is only visible as you type it in After entering a placeholder is shown with asterisks In case of a future modification it must be re entered Access Level Definition 2 Utility Field Service Client Application Process ID User ID Access Security Authentication high level authentication using a coded password Password secret Additional requisites Message Security Security policy no ciphering Supported protocols IEC and dims Click on the icon behind the password entry box if you want to delete a previously defined password secret The unchangeable display Additional requisites shows information about specific access levels as service menu required or hardware switch required O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Communication with the devices 61 134 6 2 6 2 Message security 1 Only for access levels with high level authentication using GMAC Select the applicable security policy in the Security policy drop down list Possible settings are no ciphering authentication only encryp tion only and authentication and encryption For all other access levels the security policy is set and cannot be changed Access Level Definitio G Management Access Client Application Process ID 1 E User ID Access Security Authentication high level authentication using GMAC d Additional requisites Message Security Security policy no ci
121. orm of a matrix and is read as follows the value 46 for instance stands for reactive power in the second quadrant for phase L2 Generalpupose obits of Active power import A yli 1 Lt 21 L3 61 export A zu su mu m L3 62 Reactive power e R L3 63 Apparent power m 4 VA L3 69 Quadrant I bl 37 L2 57 L3 77 Quadrant II Lt 38 L2 58 L3 78 Quadrant III JL 39 L2 59 L3 79 Quadrant IV t 40 l2 60 L3 80 Phase angles Neutral current Neutral voltage Service information Error message Log data Profile data In all data readouts the OBIS code is shown in MAP110 in numeric format only as defined in the standard instead of partly using characters Affected values C 96 F 97 L 98 and P 99 This now allows a correct referencing to the standard The values 128 to 255 have Manufacturer specific definitions Some examples of Landis Gyr definitions are Value Application 130 Sum of all phases reactive power quadrant I IV Il lll 131 oum of all phases reactive power quadrant I II III IV D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 114 134 Group D Group E Group F 11 2 Examples Landis Gyr OBIS identification codes 150 Phase 1 reactive power quadrant I 1V 11 1l1 170 Phase 2 reactive power quadrant I IV II III 190 Phase 3 reactive power quadrant I 1V II ll Group D of the OBIS identification can have values in the range between 0 and 255 The individual
122. ort Landis Gyr MAP 100 export files scripts for mass parameterisation of devices with the MAP100 Download Tool can be generated and stored in a designated direc tory during execution of the following write commands marked with T in the command tree e Parameterisation ID e Passwords level 1 2 and E e Time of use TOU e Billing period reset Only MAP100 V2 0 supported Note that only MAP100 V2 0 is supported i e the export data is in the MAP100 V2 0 format The export file names have the following format vvv name date time rep where vvv Firmware release of the device name Designation of the write command date Generation date in the format YYYYMMDD year month day time Generation time in the format hhmmss hour minute second rep File extension for all MAP100 files repair Example of the file name for a TOU exported into a ZMD405CT with firmware release B30 on 26 February 2010 at 16 45 hours B30 TimeOfUseDS 20100226 164500 rep The generation of MAP100 files can be activated and the definition where these files are saved can be set with the following procedure To avoid unintentional creation of files please make sure to disable the feature again after successful creation of the needed data files D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Auxiliary functions 103 134 Procedure 1 Select Options from the Tools menu The Options window appears Select the Commands tab Tick the c
123. orted by all devices Please refer to the respective device documentation to find out which values are supported by your device 6 2 2 5 Terminating the communication channel definition 1 Click on OK The new communication channel definition is saved new entry with the defined name appears in the communication channel list Communication Setting anii em Connections Address Book Access Levels da p Devices ope X Communication Channels USB Optical Head COM3 Data Version 12 Storage Policy permanent File Location C Users user AppData Local Landis Gyr dMAP 2 Define further required communication channels in the same way 3 Close the Communication Settings window G Modifying or deleting communication channel definitions If you intend to modify or delete a communication channel definition mark the corresponding entry in the communication channel list and then e click on in the window toolbar in the Communication Channels area to modify the marked entry of the communication channel list or double click on the entry e Click on in the window toolbar in the Communication Channels area to delete the marked entry of the communication channel list deletions must be confirmed D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 40 134 Communication with the devices 6 2 3 Device data After the installation of the MAP110 Service Tool only a default device named any device and a de
124. other directory can be imported Import an existing address book as follows 1 Click on in the application toolbar or select Communication settings from the Communication menu The Communication Settings window appears with selected tab Links Select the Address Book tab Communication Setti O Landis Gyr Phone Numbers Data Version 12 Storage Policy permanent File Location C Users user AppData Local Landis Gyr dMAP Click on in the window toolbar for IP addresses or phone numbers The Import Address Book window open dialog appears Select in the open dialog the phone book file to be imported the corre sponding directory of the latest installed MAP110 release 3 x will be selected by default to directories of other MAP releases you must navigate yourself PhoneBook xml for importing a MAP110 phone book or AddressBookVxx xml xx 2 data version for importing a MAP phone book Click on Open All IP addresses and phone numbers are imported from the selected address book if not already existing in the MAP110 address book The imported data appear as entries in the IP addresses list and in the phone number list When a MAP110 phone book PhoneBook xml has been imported additionally all device addresses are converted into devices D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Communication with the devices 53 134 ZnS Communication Setting IP Addresses pp I X amp Ph
125. own list select one of the de fined communication channels or alternatively in the Device drop down list one of the defined devices 5 df more than one communication channel is defined for a device one channel can be determined as preferred channel When selecting this device the preferred channel is always selected as default channel Tick for this the checkbox This is the preferred channel for this device The preferred channel is then marked with a yellow star in the Com munication Settings window 6 Only for modem communication channels in the Phone Number drop down list select one of the defined phone numbers 7 Only for TCP IP communication channels in the Destination server drop down list select one of the defined IP addresses 8 Ifthe IEC or HDLC address defined for the device shall be used set a tick to the Use IEC address or Use HDLC address checkbox See also section 6 3 Addressing devices 9 Ifa dims gateway shall be used set a tick to the dlms Gateway checkbox select a network ID and define the additional information in order to forward dlms requests to the correct device in the local net work the network must be identified by a number network ID and the address of the device in the local network must be specified in the correct format network address dims Gateway feature not yet supported by Landis gyr devices Please note that the dlms gateway feature is for future expans
126. phering The necessary keys are define authentication only encryption only authentication and encryption Supported protocols dims only The fixed display Supported protocols shows the supported protocols for the access level Possible values are IEC and dims and dims only D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 62 134 Communication with the devices 6 2 6 3 Terminating the access level definition 1 Click on OK The access level definition is saved and the Communication settings window with tab Access Levels appears again for the specified de vice any device Access Level icati Message Security Policy Supported Protocols 0 Public Access no authentication ipheri IEC and dims 1 Data Collection low level authentication using a static password ipheri IEC and dims 2 Utility Field Service low level authentication using a static password ipheri IEC and dims 2 Utility Field Service high level authentication using a coded password ipheri IEC and dims 2 Utility Field Service high level authentication using TEA ipheri IEC and dims 2 Utility Field Service high level authentication using SHA 1 ipheri IEC and dims 3 Utility Service no authentication 4 Extended Utility Service no authentication low level authentication using a static password low level authentication using a static password no authentication low level authentication using a static password high level authenti
127. r same as Wired Wrapper but with extended timeouts since the transmission times can be significantly higher e g with GPRS After selection of a template the button Apply is activated If you click on it all communication channel settings are set automatically according to the template Now you can directly continue according to subsection 6 2 2 5 Termi nating the communication channel definition or check the settings on each tab according to the following subsections Select the Physical Layer tab Communication Channel Mame USB Optical Head COM3 9500 Interface Physical interface Interface type Template for lower layer settings Serial Interface Transmission speed Port settings E Idle time after connection oelect the transmission rate corresponding to the device in the Trans mission speed drop down list for local communication The drop down list is inhibited for modem and network connections Select the required communication port settings in the Port settings drop down list 8 Bit 8 data bits no parity default to be used normally 9 Bit 8 data bits even parity to be used if the connection to the serial interface of the PC is made via an USB M Bus converter The drop down list is inhibited for modem and network connections D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 36 134 6 2 2 2 O Landis Gyr dims Link Layer 1 Communication with
128. r Communication or modified with the write commands under Communication 6 4 Establishing the communication with devices Once the communication settings have been made see section 6 1 Basic principle the communication with a device can be established as follows e Select optional the required device from the Device drop down list or use the setting any device e Select the required communication channel from the Channel drop down list Only those communication channels linked to the selected device are available In the case of any device all communication channels are available e Select the required access level from the Client drop down list for modem connections the predefined access level is used and the drop down list is inhibited until the connection is established then the selec tion is possible Only access levels which have been defined completely in the com munication settings are displayed for selection see also section 6 2 6 Access levels The device specific access levels appear with attached device name at the top of the list e Only for modem connections select the required phone number from the Phone drop down list e Only for modem connections click on in the address toolbar to establish the connection to the device e Only for network connections select the required IP address number from the IP Address drop down list e Execute the required command from the command tree D
129. r GSM Modem 2 Inthe Client drop down list select the required access level for the intended work e g 6 Remote Data Colection 3 Inthe Phone drop down list select the required phone number of the connected device If not already predefined define it for procedure see section 6 2 4 Address data 4 Click on in the address toolbar to make connection to the modem While making the connection the Command window is displayed with a progress indication When the connection is made it is indicated in the command log window and in the status bar 5 Select the required command in the command tree The command is executed 6 Click on in the address toolbar to conclude the modem connection O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Communication with the devices 67 134 6 5 4 Network connection via a LAN This example shows how a point to point connection is made via a LAN to a single device equipped with a communication unit CU E2x Device PC with MAP110 Switch or Router Ethernet Ethernet If further devices are connected to the device multiple connection their addressing has to be done with the physical device addresses as shown in the example in section 6 5 2 Serial connection to a local bus Procedure 1 Inthe Device drop down list select the device you want to communi cate with and in the Channel drop down list the corresponding chan nel if more than one channel is ass
130. r specified The file name corresponds to the device identification the extension is xml e g 77708190 xml If the same device is read out several times the previ ous file is overwritten without warning D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 74 134 Commands 7 2 Write commands O Landis Gyr Section 12 Functional range per user group describes which write com mands are available to the individual user groups For execution select the corresponding write command in the command tree marked with the 3 or icon E iJ dims Read Commands E e dims Write Commands E re y 2 ES Set Date and Time to PC Time Lo iJ Clock Base i Profiles A2 Identification Numbers 42 Communication 4 2 Time of Use Al Diagnostic Values iL Passwords Al Primary Data Adaptation ff dims Execute Commands 2 Diagnostic Commands eO eh FH a With write commands the current parameter or value is always read out first from the device and displayed in a dialogue window for modification e g for setting time and date Local Date Time 30 Deviation of Local Time to UTC F Clock Status w00 Invalid value 0 Reserved 4 Doubtful value 1 Reserved 5 Different clock base 2 Reserved 6 Invalid clock status 3 Daylight saving active Identification Number 1 Enter a string with a maximum of 8 characters Modify the data displayed and then click on Ok The modified data is written
131. reate a new device with the following settings for procedure see section 6 2 2 Communication channel data and section 6 2 3 Device data Physical interface The available WLAN network card Template for lower layer settings Wireless HDLC or Wireless Wrapper according to the device used 2 Inthe Client drop down list select the required access level for the intended activity e g 7 Remote Service 3 Inthe IP Address drop down list select the required IP address of the connected device If not already predefined define it for procedure see section 6 2 4 2 IP addresses 4 Select the required command in the command tree Communication is started and the command executed 6 6 Reference to other documents Landis Gyr Detailed information about Landis Gyr Dialog communication solutions can be found in the following documents e Data sheets for the various communication units or modules e User manuals for the various communication units or modules e Functional descriptions of communication units or modules e Detailed application notes for numerous reference applications with various communication units or modules for different transmission media All these documents as well as advisory services are available from the competent representative of Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Commands 69 134 7 Commands This section contains instructions for the use of commands funct
132. s progress bar no longer in status bar command tree command name changes several minor changes text layout screenshots Changes to MAP110 release 4 1 Changes to MAP110 release 4 2 Changes to MAP110 release 4 3 Changes to MAP110 release 4 4 New Licensing Changes to MAP110 release 4 5 New command tree structure with generic and device specific commands Time base selection for profile readout for devices supporting this feature Changes to MAP110 release 4 8 Support for Windows 8 command used is shown in result window check for update can be called up from About win dow Several minor changes text figures screenshots index Windows XP screenshots replaced by Windows 7 screenshots Section 6 4 4 Network connection via the Internet and section 7 4 5 Load profile analysis removed Changes to MAP110 release 5 0 see also read me file Communication with message security and additional access mechanisms authentication individ ual passwords and keys per device enhanced storage policy for keys and pass words enhanced character set for passwords Nothing in this document shall be construed as a representation or guarantee in respect of the performance quality or durability of the specified product Landis Gyr accepts no liability whatsoever in respect of the specified product under or in relation to this document Subject to change without notice D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Landis Gyr
133. s Gyr Tool required because of coded pass word D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 112 134 OBIS identification codes 11 OBIS identification codes 11 1 General description Group Group B Group C O Landis Gyr For OBIS Object Identification System the structure A B C D E F applies whereby the individual groups have the following significance A Defines the characteristic of the data item to be identified e g ab stract data electricity gas heat or water related data B Defines the channel number i e the number of the input of a meter ing equipment having several inputs for the measurement of energy of the same or different types e g in data concentrators registration units This enables data from different sources to be identified C Defines the abstract or physical data items related to the information source concerned e g active power reactive power apparent power power factor current or voltage D Defines types or the result of the processing of physical quantities according to various specific algorithms The algorithms can deliver energy and demand quantities as well as other physical quantities E Defines the further processing of measurement results to tariff reg isters according to the tariffs in use For abstract data or for meas urement results for which tariffs are not relevant this value group can be used for further classification F Defines the storag
134. se note that not all access levels are available in all devices the table below therefore just gives an overview Please always refer to the func tional description of the currently used device Security attributes Access rights and typical application examples 0 Public Access UID 16 1 Data Collection UID 32 2 Utility Field Service UID 48 3 Utility Service UID 64 4 Extended Utility Service UID 80 O Landis Gyr without password without breaking a seal all interfaces This access level is always available All dlms devices can be accessed on this level All data can be read but there is no write access with static password without breaking a seal interfaces selectable Readout of billing data by means of a handheld termi nal or possibly by a central system All billing data is readable Limited write access possible e g time date Maintenance tasks All parameters and all billing data are readable Limited write access to uncritical data is possible e g device addresses identification numbers phone num with coded password or encryption key without breaking a seal interfaces selectable Landis Gyr Tool required Pers etc because of coded pass word or encryption algo rithm without password breaking the utility seal Installation or maintenance work in the utility and in the field necessary local interfaces only without password breaking the verification seal
135. sed for data transmission To this purpose a modem modulator demodulator must be inserted be tween computer and telephone network and also between the telephone network and the remote device VDEW Vereinigung Deutscher Elektrizit tswerke VDEW is the central organisation of the German electrical industry It com bines and represents the interests of its members and is consultant and forward looking body for energy questions refer also to www strom de D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 132 134 14 Index MP Ar 131 Access authentication 109 Access level EE 30 110 Access level data rrrarrrnnrnnnrnnnrnnnrnnnrnnnnnnn 58 Access security rrrnnennnvvnnrvnnrvnnrnnnrnnnrnnnrnnnnnn 59 Activating command confirmation 101 Address book import 52 Address data esimsstossenusteduns ui idipsum bid ite on idiot mus 48 Address toolbar EE 19 Addressing devices ssesssss 63 Application of MAP110 functions 69 Application of access levels 110 Application toolbar 19 Auxiliary functions eeessesssss 95 Basic principles for communication 29 Bit assignment in profile status word 72 Calendar base setting 97 Changing the language of the user interface
136. select whether the current settings shall be kept or whether the device shall be initialised D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 88 134 Commands Step 2 Initialisation of transfer Current Firmware Identification V0 7 01 04 Firmware update enabled New Firmware Identification W07 01 04 06 Size 619024 bytes Signature 247C 1882 3465 7000 F383 BAEF 3EF6 3135 90FD 1442 EFO7 CBD5 449F D98E 03A6 2ACE Type amp complete firmware without software separation 01 complete firmware including legally relevant and legally non relevant part 3 legally non relevant firmware only Transfer Information Total size 619072 bytes Block size 64 bytes Activation amp immediately 5 manually at a later date Ca 30 01 2014 09 58 _ amp keep current settings 3 initialise device Firmware activation successful 9 Click on Next gt The screen Step 3 Transfer verification and activation appears and the new firmware is transferred to the device The progress is indicated in the Transfer Status area eue Update Step 3 Transfer verification and activation Transfer Status Sending blocks 2600 to 2633 2600 9673 blocks transfered Missing Blocks Mo missing blocks Firmware transfer initiated Transferring Wait until all blocks are transferred and verified and the subsequent firmware activation is started Then the following display appears Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP
137. set individually with this setting Procedure 1 Select Options from the Tools menu The Options window appears 2 Select the Commands tab 3 Enter the desired delay times in the corresponding entry fields in the Command Control area Command Control Repetition Delay for Diagnostic Commands e g Vector Diagram Delay before Reading SMS Status after Sending a Test SMS Command Confirmation Confirm Write Commands Confirm Execute Commands MAP100 File Export E CA Users user Documents Landis GyrvdMAP11015 0 4 Click on OK The Options window disappears and the new settings are saved O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Auxiliary functions 101 134 8 7 Activating command confirmation Procedure 1 Select Options from the Tools menu The Options window appears Select the Commands tab Set a tick in the checkboxes of the Command Confirmation area for the command s which shall be confirmed prior to execution Command Control Repetition Delay for Diagnostic Commands e g Vector Diagram Delay before Reading SMS Status after Sending a Test SMS Command Confirmation Confirm Write Commands MAP 100 File Export E CA Users user Documents andis GyrdMAP 1105 0 4 Click on OK The Options window disappears and the new settings are saved D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 102 134 Auxiliary functions 8 8 Enabling MAP100 file exp
138. st is inhibited for modem and Ethernet connections This is necessary because an echo signal is often produced when using an optical reading head which can be sup pressed by the MAP tool This effect does not occur with other con nections than optical Select the suitable template for the communication channel settings in the Template for lower layer settings drop down list The following templates are available selection possibilities dependent on the selected physical interface and interface type Serial IEC start protocol IEC with 300 bps Serial dlms dlms HDLC protocol with 9600 bps M Bus dims dlms HDLC protocol with 9600 bps and 9 Bit transmission Bluetooth IEC same as Serial IEC but with special control of the Bluetooth reading head Bluetooth dims same as Serial dims but with special control of the Bluetooth reading head PSTN Modem dims HDLG protocol with extended timeouts of 5 s D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Communication with the devices 6 2 2 1 Physical Layer 1 35 134 GSM Modem dims HDLCG protocol with extended timeouts of 10 s Wired HDLC dlms HDLC protocol via wired network e g Ethernet Wired Wrapper dlms Wrapper protocol via wired network e g Ethernet Wireless HDLC same as Wired HDLC but with extended timeouts since the transmission times can be significantly higher e g with GPRS Wireless Wrappe
139. t Installation Maintenance MAP190 120 MAP110 MAP100 MAP120 1 1 Functions The Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool supports the following range of functions e Installation setting of clock and ID numbers reset of registers and profiles com munication test functions vector diagram primary data adaptation e Reading of data billing values diagnostic values profiles export data e Maintenance readout and modification of time of use of all communication para meters or of selected parameters e g various thresholds visualization of the security system firmware update 1 2 Communication channels The Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool can communicate with the devices via the following communication channels e Serial Optical reading head Bluetooth reading head RS232 RS485 CS M Bus e Modem PSTN GSM e Network GPRS Ethernet D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 8 134 Overview 1 3 Communication protocols 1 4 Editions The Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool supports the following communi cation protocols e dims HDLC e dims COSEM Wrapper e IEC 62056 21 formerly known as IEC 1107 To ensure the maximum possible flexibility for users of the Landis Gyr MAP110 Service Tool the software can be licensed for various user groups with different functionality e Standard full functionality currently the same as Certification e Certification c
140. ter Strong DC Field Counter Antitampering Event Log Diagnostic Values Operating Time Registers Power Factor Registers Power Factor Monitor Thresholds 1 and 2 Demand Monitor Thresholds Battery Use Time 1 and 2 Battery Voltage Billing Period Counter Date and Time of Last Billing Period Reset Billing Period Reset Settings Energy Snapshot Counter Date and Time of Last Energy Snapshot Energy Snapshot Settings Date and Time of Last Parameterisation Number of Parameterisations Date and Time of Last Calibration Pulse Output Constant Power Quality Functions Landis Gyr 122 134 Functional range per user group Consumer final customer Field Inspection Reader Installation field use Engineering laboratory use Certification Read Commands ams iec Maximum Demand Supervision Current Supervision Error Code I O Control Status Internal Control Status Internal Operating Status Display and Readout Lists Recall List Service List Readout List No Power Display List Auto Scroll Display List Manual Scroll Display List Engineering Menu Maximum Retries and Timeout Consumer Message Primary Value Adaptation Primary Value Adaptation ZxQ In Home Display In Home Display RF Address In Home Display Parameters Consumer Message O Landis Gyr D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Functional range per user group Write commands 123 134 D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Consumer final customer Field Inspectio
141. th the checkbox IEC HDLC you can deactivate and again activate the device address and in the drop down list you can select all defined device addresses Device ZMX310G IECHDLC 12129973 10973 45 Clicking on in the device toolbar displays the device settings see section 6 2 3 5 Device data 5 3 5 Communication channel toolbar Landis Gyr Channel USB Optical Head COMS 9600 The communication channel toolbar allows the selection of communication channels with predefined settings e g interface transmission protocols etc Clicking on in the communication channel toolbar displays the channel settings see section 6 2 2 Communication channel data D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Description of user interface 21 134 54 Command tree All available commands for the licensed user group are displayed in a tree view corresponding to the device selected in the drop down list on the top left side of the window Instead of a specific device selection of all IEC commands or of all dims commands is also possible Event lue 4 2 Energy Registers 2 Demand Registers lal Identification Numbers XJ Multi Utility i Communication al Time of Use Az Disconnectors b Diagnostic Values In Home Display Bl M dims Write Commands 2 4 dims Execute Commands 2 Diagnostic Commands i E 24 EH 2 8 E E E B E Instead of a specific device type it is also possib
142. the contents of the result window can be printed with the standard printer specified Clicking on in the result window toolbar copies the content of the result window to the Windows clipboard from where it can be inserted in another application e g in a word processing program Deletion of the DIP table can be performed with the Reset DIP Table diagnostic command 7 4 4 Security system Landis Gyr With this diagnostic command the device security system data can be displayed with the Excel table calculation program For execution select the Security System diagnostic command in the command tree EC dims Read Commands EJ dims Write Commands HO dims Execute Commands E Diagnostic Commands in Vector Diagram EE CU GSM Installation Support E GSM Installation Support a DIP Table Security System Excel required The security system data is read from the device connected and displayed as follows in the Excel table calculation program X n p gt ecuritysystem BUU 1 Kompatibilitatsmodus icrosort Exc o xX Datei Start Einfugen Seitenlayout Formeln Daten berpr fen Ansicht Acrobat e Qg co pH B X Arial Narrow 10 A 32 Einf gen E A FS Einf gen a FU A A EE Formatvorlagen xm gl Suchen und 5 nn wre E Sortieren y It pvr A 2 Sa 00 0 H Format lt 2 und Filtern Ausw hlen Zwischenabl T Schriftart Ausrichtung Zellen Bearbeiten Z 30 Register Reset 50 Neutra
143. the devices Tick the Idle time after connection checkbox if you want to modify the default initial delay IEC standard value 0 e g with GSM networks Then enter the required value in the Idle time after connection entry box Select the dims Link Layer tab The settings on this tab apply if the dlms protocol is used Communication Channe Name USB Optical Head COM3 9600 Interface Physical interface Interface type Template for lower layer settings dims link layer protocol HDLC via IEC mode E IEC Mode E F g Transmission speed switching bps Intercharacter timeout 3000 ms Maximum number of retries 3 T HDLC Maximum HDLC buffer size W Message timeout Maximum number of retries Select the required protocol for the planned activity in the dlms Link layer protocol drop down list Possible settings HDLC if the HDLC protocol must be used HDLC via IEC mode E default if the IEC protocol must be used for opening the communication COSEM Wrapper if the COSEM Wrapper over the TCP protocol must be used Depending on the selected link layer protocol the IEC Mode E HDLC or COSEM Wrapper areas are displayed to make the required settings In the IEC Mode E area only displayed if HDLC via IEC mode E is selected as link layer protocol Transmission speed switching Select the required maximum trans mission rate default 9600 bps Untic
144. the vector diagram to the Windows clipboard from where it can be inserted in another application e g in a word processing program The diagnostic command is ended with Close 7 4 2 GSM installation support This diagnostic command can only be used if the device connected has a communication unit with GSM modem or if an AD FG CG communication module is to be addressed For execution select the CU GSM Installation Support or GSM Installa tion Support diagnostic command in the command tree EE dims Read Commands EJ dims Write Commands HO dims Execute Commands E Diagnostic Commands z Vector Diagram SCU GSM Installation Support 2 F GSM Installation Support i DIP Table ss Security System Excel required The field strengths of the cell logged in and all neighbouring cells are dis played in the GSM Installation Support window When used on the spot this allows the optimum antenna position to be determined or a check of the received field strength MAP110 CU GSM Installation Suppor Logged In Cell 71 dBm Neighbour Cells 75 dBm Swisscom 22801 77 dBm Swisscom 22801 83 dBm Swisscom 22801 85 dBm Swisscom 22801 83 dBm Swisscom 22801 31 dBm Swisscom 22801 D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 92 134 7 43 DIP table O Landis Gyr Commands Measurement of field strength is e continuously updated if the values are read out via device
145. tion line carrier systems IEC 61334 4 41 1996 Its universality and its independence of the actual communication channel allowed dims to become the choice of the metering industry for any meter ing application Device Language Message Specification EDIS Energy Data Identification System Identification number system for clear identification of energy data accord ing to DIN 43863 3 1997 GSM Global System for Mobile communications Wireless communication network for data and voice transmission HDLC High Level Data Link Control Communication protocol used by COSEM IEC 62056 46 specifying the data link layer The HDLC standard is ISO IEC 13239 2000 second edi tion Some older COSEM implementations rely on the first 1996 edition of the standard IEC International Electrotechnical Commission IEC 62056 21 is the standard Electricity metering Data exchange for meter reading tariff and load control Part 21 Direct local data exchange This is the third edition of the formerly well known standard IEC 61107 IEC 1107 MAP Meter Application Product The MAP software tools have been developed and distributed by Landis Gyr to support electricity meters This group of tools comprises the MAP 110 Service Tool and the MAP120 Parameter Editor OBIS Object Identification System Identification number system for clear identification of dlms items PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network The public switched telephone network can be u
146. tion log window followed by selection of the Save as menu item in the pop up menu appearing has the same effect D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual Landis Gyr 28 134 5 8 5 9 Status bar Description of user interface Clicking on in the communication log toolbar copies the content of the communication log window to the Windows clipboard from where it can be inserted into another application e g in a word processing program Clicking the right mouse button in the command log window followed by selection of the Copy all menu item in the pop up menu appearing has the same effect Clicking on in the communication log toolbar deletes the communica tion log Clicking the right mouse button in the communication log window followed by selection of the Clear menu item in the pop up menu appearing has the same effect Session disconnected dlms COM3 4800 bps Ja 58 d 62 The following data is displayed in the status bar e Session information e g busy or disconnected left e Protocol port and transmission rate in parentheses e Number of objects sent blue and received green Evaluation window O Landis Gyr Diagnostic commands such as GSM Installation Support or Vector Dia gram are displayed in separate evaluation windows Vector Diagram LGZ875413 LGZ8754138D 30 01 2014 07 23 Frequency 50 00 Hz 1 240 43 V 12 240 36 V 13 240 80 V U max 240 80 V In 0 18
147. vice and communication channel Procedure 1 Click on in the application toolbar or select Communication settings from the Communication menu The Communication Settings window appears with selected tab Links The device list and the communication list are displayed Communication Setting Ie ei m Communication Channels Channel Name Default Channel Modem E450 ZxX100 300P TCP IP E450 ZMX300G USB Optical Head COM3 9600 E450 ZxX100 300P USB 19200 Data Version 12 Storage Policy permanent File Location C Users user AppData Local Landis Gyr dMAP 2 Select a device from the device list or alternatively a channel from the communication channels list 3 Click on in the window toolbar in the Devices area or alterna tively in the Communications Channels area The Device Communication Channel Link window appears with the device fixed and the communication channel selectable T P IP Default Channel Modem CP IF USB Optical Head COM3 600 USB 19200 Physical Addressing C Use IEC address 11943599 Use HDLC address 4599 dims Gateway or alternatively with the communication channel fixed and the device selectable D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr 56 134 Communication with the devices t Device Communication Channel Communication channel USB Optical Head COM3 9500 Device 4 Inthe Communication Channel drop d
148. w level authentication using a static password high level authentication using a coded password high level authentication using a coded password high level authentication using a coded password high level authentication using a coded password Sebeb SP ee bb ee m 3 Check whether the access levels you want to use are defined correctly an icon in the Authentication column indicates for instance a miss ing or incomplete password If necessary make the required settings as described in 6 2 6 Access levels 4 Click on OK The Access Levels window disappears again and the defined device specific access levels are displayed Device Security Settings Device specific access levels Global Authentication Key GAK x Global Unicast Encryption Key GUEK X access level 5 df you intend to use access levels with message security you must enter the required authentication and or encryption keys GAK and GUEK for this device The keys are not defined per access level but only once for a device You can either import these keys from a re ceived key file see section 6 2 3 4 Dh passwords and keys or P click on the corresponding edit icon and type in the key in the Enter New Password Secret window as hexadecimal value or as visible string D000011475 en v MAP110 User Manual O Landis Gyr Global Authentication Key GAK 3 visible string D0D1D203D4D5D6D 7DsDSDADBDCDDDEDF
149. word 2 Utility Field Service low level authentication using a static password 2 Utility Field Service high level authentication using a coded password 2 Utility Field Service high level authentication using TEA 2 Utility Field Service high level authentication using SHA 1 3 Utility Service no authentication service menu required 4 Extended Utility Service no authentication hardware switch required 5 Etended Consumer low level authentication using a static password 6 Remote Data Collection low level authentication using a static password 7 Remote Service no authentication 7 Remote Service low level authentication using a static password 7 Remote Service high level authentication using a coded password G Management Access low level authentication using a static password G Management Access high level authentication using SHA 1 G Management Access high level authentication using GMAC A Utility Defined no authentication A Utility Defined low level authentication using a static password A Utility Defined high level authentication using a coded password C Read Administrator high level authentication using a coded password D Utility Administrator high level authentication using a coded password m Data Version 12 Storage Policy permanent File Location C Users user AppData Local Landis Gyr dMAP The tab contains a list of all access levels with Client AP User ID UID authentication addit

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