Foxboro™ SCADA Remote Terminal Unit (RTU) Station - 41s2m11
Foxboro™ SCADA Remote Terminal Unit (RTU) Station - 41s2m11
Foxboro™ SCADA Remote Terminal Unit (RTU) Station - 41s2m11
PSS 41S-2M11
Product Specification
May 2020
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Overview Remote Terminal Unit (RTU) Station
Overview
EcoStruxure™ Foxboro™ SCADA Foxboro Remote Terminal Unit (RTU) Station is
Windows-based configuration software that helps to centrally manage Foxboro
SCD6000 and RTU50 SVX, and Foxboro SCD5200 and RTU50. Foxboro RTU Station
allows technical staff and system engineers to configure and maintain Foxboro remote
devices. These Foxboro remote devices are used as data concentrators, gateways,
and substation controllers by the high and medium voltage industrial power market.
The SCD6000 and RTU50 SVX inherit the functionality of the compact SCD5200
while providing more dynamic RAM to achieve higher performance. Foxboro RTU
Station creates new configurations and programs for the SCD6000 and RTU50 SVX
while preserving the existing IPs created for the SCD5200 and RTU50 products. The
block diagram shows a simple flow chart.
Foxboro RTU Station provides configuration of:
• State and Logic Language (SALL) programs and timing setup
• Core Database and Intrinsic Database Functions (IDF) design
• IO and Electrobus Structure creation
• IEC 61850 text file import and mapping activities
• Protocol definitions and configurations for embedded protocols
Foxboro RTU Station utilities operate in conjunction with the Foxboro Remote
Terminal Viewer (RTV) and Foxboro RTU Connect Secure software products to
manage the uploading and downloading of files, and the user authentication of the
RTU connection.
Introduction
Foxboro RTU Station allows the configuration of field I/O and communications
assignments to the RTU. Foxboro RTU Station works mostly offline with support for
the online configuration of a set of key parameters. Through an easy to use Graphical
User Interface (GUI), Foxboro RTU Station supports general data entry, editing, and
availability of an offline database.
Foxboro RTU Station generates an RTU configuration definition (.CFG file) for all I/O
communications and calculation data points. This file can then be loaded into the RTU
Flash File System through RTV (see PSS 31S-2M13). When the RTU is online, all
input modules are polled for data, which is processed according to the configuration
definition and is used to update the RTU database. The distributed processing
architecture of the RTU helps ensure that these updates are done efficiently with high
I/O or communications activity and regardless of the RTU’s size.
Features
• Provides user-friendly navigation with pull-down menus and tree-type functional
display.
• Includes online Help that is easily accessible and context-sensitive.
• Right-click menus provide easy access to commonly used operations (such as
generating a .CFG file, creating and editing a module).
• GUI provides user-friendly data entry and editing.
• A simple interface lets user enter valid Windows credentials for Foxboro RTU
Station.
• Offers database backup utility by using the User Authentication window.
• Easily creates and views configurations of standalone RTUs, or OptoNet
networks of multiple RTUs.
• Identifies all I/O points by a user-assigned name, not by index numbers.
• Allows import of .CFG file(s) to populate the configuration database.
• Allows the configuration database to be exported and imported as .CSV files.
• Allows creation of the Online Configuration file (.ON file) used to reconfigure
selected parameters in every protocol without restarting SCD6000 and RTU50
SVX type RTUs. (This feature is not supported for SCD5200 and RTU50 RTUs.)
• Allows configuration of DNP3 SAv2 and SAv5 parameters and creation of a users
file (.KEY file) to configure users, roles, and keys (for SCD6000 only).
• Allows the configuration and compilation of Intrinsic Database Functions (IDF)
and State and Logic Language (SALL) calculations.
• Provides simple steps for upgrading to a newer version of Foxboro RTU Station
by retaining the existing configuration database.
• Duplicates Intelligent Electronic Device (IEDs) and saves time with the IED copy-
paste feature.
• Allows communication only to the Trusted hosts using IP address white lists. You
can modify the trusted host IPs in online configuration mode.
• Provides support for configuring the Electrobus Expansion for SCD6000.
• Retrieves the value of physical and virtual points mapped to different slave
protocols configured in a standalone RTU or RTUs in an OptoNet network using
Protocol Listing Mapping (.CSV file).
General Compatibility
Foxboro RTU Station can be used to fully configure existing SCD5200 and RTU50
RTUs except for instances of IsaGRAF, which is no longer supported.
IsaGRAF3 project calculations used by the RTU50 and SCD5200 have to be
implemented using any equivalent SALL or IDF equations for SCD6000/RTU50 SVX.
The existing SCD5200 text file programs that are compatible with SALL, IDF, and
IEC 61850 SCL languages can be imported and compiled with the new configuration
tool. The Foxboro RTU Station allows for the subsequent re-export and upload of files
into the existing SCD5200 and RTU50 RTUs.
Functional Description
Foxboro RTU Station is an offline tool designed to allow technical staff and system
engineers to configure and maintain RTUs and the associated plant.
Generating Configuration Files
You first create the configuration of an RTU (either as a standalone RTU or member of
an OptoNet network of RTUs), then generate the .CFG and .ON files. You can view
the content of these files after the generation process is over. You can generate .CFG
files for all the RTUs in an OptoNet or all standalone RTUs at a site.
Importing Configuration File(s)
The configuration of an existing RTU can be loaded for modification in Foxboro RTU
Station by reading the existing .CFG file(s). Some parameters that are configurable in
the Foxboro RTU Station do not appear in the .CFG file. On importing a .CFG file, if
parameters cannot be read, the application leaves them empty or provides a default
value.
Each parameter is validated during creation of the configuration database from the .
CFG file(s).
Multiple .CFG files for an OptoNet or site can be imported through a single command
in a similar way.
Bulk Import and Export
The configuration database can be exported in the form of .CSV files and these files
are imported to recover the database. These .CSV files provide a mechanism for
modifying or creating bulk data through external tools. The .CSV import/export feature
is limited since not all IO modules or protocols are supported. Refer to Hardware
Modules Supported by Foxboro RTU Station, page 9, Communication Protocols
Supported by Foxboro RTU Station, page 12, and Functions Supported by Foxboro
Remote Devices, page 12 for the hardware modules, protocols, and functions that
support .CSV import.
Configuring a Module Using the GUI
Modules (protocols, cards, calculations, and so on) are configured by specifying
where they are to be created and configuring the parameters for that module.
When configuring an I/O card, all I/O points are identified by a user-assigned name
and not by index numbers. Alternatively, default names can be accepted for
accelerated configuration entry.
Configuring IEC 61850
Foxboro RTU Station allows you to incorporate both IEC 61850 Client/GOOSE
Subscriber and IEC 61850 Server/GOOSE Publisher. Foxboro RTU Station also
allows you to incorporate the IEC 61850 (.SCD and .CID) files that are created using
third party IEC 61850 IED.
Foxboro RTU Station can configure IEC 61850 by importing standard IEC 61850
Substation Configuration Language (SCD and CID) .XML files.
The IEC 61850 database object definitions are automatically created from these files
and the RTU configuration can be generated.
Window Manipulation
The main and right panel windows can be brought into focus, sized, minimized,
maximized, and closed through familiar window operations.
Utilities
The Database Backup Utility that is bundled with the Foxboro RTU Station installation
can be used to back up the database configuration and also restore any database
configuration.
Calculation Tasks
Foxboro RTU Station performs many tasks, such as:
• Enable the RTU to perform calculations (SALL tasks) by linking the calculation
source files (.SAL) to the configuration file (.CFG)
• Create calculated database points that are defined in the linked .SAL files
• Allow access to a text editor for editing .SAL files
• Configure and compile IDF and SALL calculations
File Names and Types
The Foxboro RTU Station uses or generates the files shown in Files Supported by the
Foxboro RTU Station, page 8.
System Requirements
The Foxboro RTU Station application is supported on Windows® 10 (64-bit) and
Windows Server® 2016 (64-bit) operating systems.
The Foxboro RTU Station supports:
• SCD6000 using firmware SY-1101207_A or later
• RTU50 SVX using firmware SY-1101207_A up to SY-1101207_C1
• SCD5200 and RTU50 using any version of firmware SY-1101205 or firmware SY-
1101155 Rev K or later
Foxboro RTU Station SY-1101211 supports the hardware modules, communications
protocol, and input output modules in Hardware Modules Supported by Foxboro RTU
Station, page 9, the software modules in Communication Protocols Supported by
Foxboro RTU Station, page 12, and the functions in Functions Supported by Foxboro
Remote Devices, page 12.
AC Transducer Modules
SY-0399142 3 Phase AC Transducer Module 5 Amp Yes Yes Yes No
Module Assembly
SY-0399095 Multi Input Output Module 129V 8 Mini Yes Yes Yes Yes
Pilot Relay
SY-0399095R Multi Input Output Module 129V 8 Mini Yes Yes Yes Yes
Pilot Relay (RoHS)
SY-0399094 Multi Input Output Module 48V 8 Mini Yes Yes Yes Yes
Pilot Relay
SY-0399094R Multi Input Output Module 48V 8 Mini Yes Yes Yes Yes
Pilot Relay (RoHS)
SY-0399088 Multi Input Output Module 24V 8 Mini Yes Yes Yes Yes
Pilot Relay
SY-0399088R Multi Input Output Module 24V 8 Mini Yes Yes Yes Yes
Pilot Relay (RoHS)
SY-0399097 Multi Input Output Module 129V 6 Yes Yes Yes Yes
Paired Pilot Relay
SY-0399097R Multi Input Output Module 129V 6 Yes Yes Yes Yes
Paired Pilot Relay (RoHS)
SY-0399096 Multi Input Output Module 48V 6 Paired Yes Yes Yes Yes
Pilot Relay
SY-0399096R Multi Input Output Module 48V 6 Paired Yes Yes Yes Yes
Pilot Relay (RoHS)
SY-0399089 Multi Input Output Module 24V 6 Paired Yes Yes Yes Yes
Pilot Relay
SY-0399089R Multi Input Output Module 24V 6 Paired Yes Yes Yes Yes
Pilot Relay (RoHS)
SY-0399160 4 Analog/32 Digital Input Module (24 V Yes Yes Yes Yes
to 129 V)
SY-0399160R 4 Analog/32 Digital Input Module (24 V Yes Yes Yes Yes
to 129 V) (RoHS)
SY-0399222 4 Analog/32 Digital Input Module (24 V Yes Yes Yes Yes
to 129 V) Deep Wiring Channel Module
SY-0399222R 4 Analog/32 Digital Input Module (24 V Yes Yes Yes Yes
to 129 V) Deep Wiring Channel Module
(RoHS)
AC Transducer Modules
Digital Output Modules
SY-0399086 12 Pilot Relay Digital Output Module Yes Yes Yes Yes
SY-0399086R 12 Pilot Relay Digital Output Module Yes Yes Yes Yes
(RoHS)
SY-0399136R 8 Digital Output 10 Amp Module (RoHS) Yes Yes Yes Yes
Processor Modules
SY-0399143 SCD5200 CPU OptoNet Power Supply Yes NA NA NA
Ethernet (COPE) Module
AC Transducer Modules
(c) These modules support SCD6000 firmware version SY-1101207-F and later.
(d) These modules support SCD6000 firmware version SY-1101207-K and later.
Calculations
Intrinsic Database Yes Yes Intrinsic Database Functions (IDF) allow you to
Functions produce analog and digital values (result points)
through the manipulation of the previously
specified analog and digital inputs (source
points).
Calculations
Miscellaneous
Analog Logger Yes No Analog Logger allows you to configure the analog
input logs, which are created in the RTU prior to
and after a change in the digital input point. This
configuration occurs at a configurable sample
interval and for a configurable period.The
sampled values are dumped into the Flash File
System in .CSV format.
Serial Event Yes No Event Logger allows you to record the events
Logger related to a configured set of digital Sequence-of-
Events (SOE) points. Recorded events can be
saved to a file in the remote device's flash file
system or written to a serial port either in real-
time or when requested.
Control Interlock Yes Yes Control Interlock provides mutual exclusion and
supervises control points according to its
dependencies. Additionally, interlocking schemes
restrict alarming operations that might otherwise
damage primary equipment. Only authorized
users can override interlocking and other locked
operations.