PD IEC TR 60870-6-505:2002

FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
   1.1 Intended users
   1.2 Organization
   1.3 TASE.2 Version
2 Reference documents
3 Definitions
4 Abbreviations
5 TASE.2 background
6 TASE.2 Overview
   6.1 TASE.2 Concepts
   6.2 TASE.2 Specification Organization
7 TASE.2 Server Objects
   7.1 Association
   7.2 Data Value
   7.3 Data Set
   7.4 Transfer Set
   7.5 Account
   7.6 Device
   7.7 Program
   7.8 Event
8 Conformance Blocks and Associated Objects
   8.1 Block 1 (Periodic Power System Data)
   8.2 Block 2 (Extended Data Set Condition Monitoring)
   8.3 Block 3 (Block Data Transfer)
   8.4 Block 4 (Information Messages)
   8.5 Block 5 (Device Control)
   8.6 Block 6 (Program Control)
   8.7 Block 7 (Event Reporting)
   8.8 Block 8 (Additional User Objects)
   8.9 Block 9 (Time Series Data)
9 Mapping Utility Data to Conformance Blocks and Control
   Center Data Objects
10 Definition of New Data Objects
11 Using the PICS
12 Bilateral Table Issues
13 User Interface Issues
14 Other Local Implementation Issues
   14.1 Client Server Association Management
   14.2 Local Implementation Setup Issues
   14.3 Specific Conformance Block Issues
15 Network Configuration
16 Security
17 Profiles
   17.1 OSI
   17.2 TCP/IP
18 Procurement of TASE.2
   18.1 Preparing a Procurement Specification
   18.2 Network Interface Control Document
19 Management of a TASE.2 Network
   19.1 Configuration Management
   19.2 Performance Management
   19.3 Fault Management
20 Inter-Operability
   20.1 Summary of Interoperability Tests
   20.2 Version Compatibility
   20.3 User Object Compatibility
Annex A (informative) - Power system model exchange
        with TASE.2 linkage
Annex B (informative) - TASE.2 Security recommendations
Annex C (informative) - TASE.2 User's guide implementation
        recommendations
Bibliography

Provides a set of guidelines on the use of the following TASE.2 international standards: IEC 60870-6-503 IEC 60870-6-702 IEC 60870-6-802 These standards specify a method of exchanging time-critical control center data through wide- and local-area networks using a full ISO compliant protocol stack.

Is a technical report providing guidance for utility users who are evaluating, procuring, and configuring TASE.2, as well as aid to vendors implementing TASE.2 in their products. Describes the individual server and data objects comprising TASE.2, with cross references to the specification. Provides the basic understanding needed to use the TASE.2 specifications in an informed manner.