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SG1000 Documentation

This document provides a user manual for the SG1000 server. The SG1000 enables communication between three networks - a local area network, a network of S500 remote terminal units communicating via GPRS, and a network of laptop/pocket PCs for access to the remote terminal units. The manual describes how to configure the SG1000 applications to enable this interconnection and communication, including configuring remote terminal units, wireless access, and network diagnostics functions.

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SG1000 Documentation

This document provides a user manual for the SG1000 server. The SG1000 enables communication between three networks - a local area network, a network of S500 remote terminal units communicating via GPRS, and a network of laptop/pocket PCs for access to the remote terminal units. The manual describes how to configure the SG1000 applications to enable this interconnection and communication, including configuring remote terminal units, wireless access, and network diagnostics functions.

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SG1000 : User's Manual


All rights reserved It is strictly forbidden to reproduce all or part of this manual or to distribute it in any form whatsoever, without the prior permission of LACROIX Sofrel. The information provided in this user manual has been carefully checked and is thought to be accurate. Not withstanding the foregoing, LACROIX shall not be held responsible for errors or inaccuracies that could be present in this manual. LACROIX does not make any warranty as to the information contained herein, and does not accept any liability for direct or indirect damages incurred by use of or reliance upon the information. LACROIX Sofrel reserves the right to make changes to this manual and to the products mentioned in it due to improvements to programs and products at any time and without notice

Tableofcontents
INTRODUCTION 1. 2. Basis of Communication Configuring applications 2 2 2 3 3 4 5 6 6 6 6 6 6

CONFIGURATION 1. 2. 3. Configuration General Overview Configuring Remote Terminal Units Configuring Wireless Access

DIAGNOSTICS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Connection status Event Logs Monitoring Diagnostics network Maintenance

SG1000 : User's Manual

Introduction 1. Basis of Communication


The server enables an interconnection between 3 networks in order to ensure communication via IP links (Ethernet and GPRS) between the different Telemetry and SCADA applications: 1 local area network (LAN) supporting SG1000, the ADSL-BOX, SCADA Central Station, and if necessary SOFTOOLS PCs for access and S500 Remote Terminal Units, 1 network of S500 Remote Terminal Units communicating via GPRS on public APN, 1 network of Softools PCs or laptop Pocket PCs for access to GPRS Remote Terminal Units. SG1000 supports all network functionalities (network interfaces, routing table) that allow communication between networks and ensure secure exchanges carried out over internet.

Communication between different networks takes place via the SG1000 server.
PCWin

n : inter-rtu communication via SG1000 o : queries via PC/Softools p : supervisor call q : automatic supervisor call r : sending e-mail to an Internet destination q

Softools
@ SG1000 192.168.0.1

Ethernet local network (LAN)


192.168.0.254
ADSL Router

192.168.0.3

192.168.0.4

Static public IP address

Messaging server (e-mail)

r
GPRS S500 Remote Terminal Units
S500

192.168.200.1

Pocket-PC

S500

Softools

192.168.200.2

Laptop PCs (Softools or Pocket PC)

2. Configuring applications
SG1000 is associated to a router ADSL BOX integrated in the local area network having a static public IP address enabling accessibility via GPRS tools. This router must be configured to support SG1000: ports 500 and 4500 for laptop PCs, and port 10504 for GPRS Remote Terminal Units. Laptop PCs are configured with a Virtual Private Network (VPN) connection. GPRS S500 Remote Terminal Units, compatible with the 3.60 version and onwards, use a Public APN (IP addresses private dynamic or public dynamic). Each Remote Terminal Unit connects to SG1000 and maintains this connection active; thereupon, all telemetry and SCADA data are routed via this link.
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Configuration
SG1000 configuration could be carried out On-line using a PC navigator via the Ethernet link. For initial system start-up, the user may use the default addresses and parameters without changing the configuration.

1. Configuration General Overview


1.1. Network (LAN)
Once SG1000 is installed on an existing Ethernet (LAN) network, its IP address and subnet mask must be defined with the consent of the network administrator. 9 9 9 9 9 Default IP address: Subnet mask: Default link: Username : Password: http://192.168.0.1/ 255.255.255.0 192.168.0.1 ADMINI ADMINI

Depending on the local area network to which SG1000 is connected, change the addresses and verify in particular the link that corresponds to the ADSL BOX address.

1.2. DNS
For GPRS S500 Remote Terminal Units using literal addresses to communicate, the DNS server addresses must be configured in SG1000.

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2. Configuring Remote Terminal Units


All Remote Terminal Units of the S500 type enabling GPRS communication on public APN (via internet) must be configured on SG1000.

A specific password is assigned to every remote terminal unit; this GPRS password must be provided in the S500 configuration.

The action New Remote Terminal Unit allows to configure the identification number of the S500 Remote Terminal Unit, and to define its password enabling GPRS access; these parameters must coincide with the configuration of all S500 Remote Terminal Units. The IP address of each Remote Terminal Unit is defined in the address slot 192.168.200.xxx allotted to SG1000 (from 1 to 253); this address must be known to all services communicating with the Remote Terminal Unit in the GPRS network (other Inter-RTUs, SCADA Central Station).

Indicate the identification number defined in the S500 configuration

IP address of the Unit defined by SG1000

Password defined by SG1000; The GPRS password must also be defined in the S500 local configuration

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3. Configuring Wireless Access

For wireless access to GPRS S500 Remote Terminal Units, it is necessary to configure the wireless PC users in SG1000 (username and password). The wireless connection of all PCs or Pocket PCs to SG1000 is protected by an authentication key configured for Windows in all PCs: provided by the user as a key made up of a maximum of 20 alphanumeric characters (See: documentation Laptop PC).

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Diagnostics 1. Connection status


The screen Diagnostics Status allows checking the connection status of GPRS S500 Remote Terminal Units to SG1000:
Connected Not connected

In case of an error (unit number not defined, incorrect password or connection refused), an entry is logged in the SG1000 communication event log. This screen also enables checking the connection status of a laptop PC or PCs.

2. Event Logs 3. Monitoring

The information contained in the event logs serves to verify the correct functioning of SG1000 for 5 previous days. The communication event log records events relative to all connections made to SG1000. The diagnostics log records possible errors related to system functioning.

It is possible to ensure live monitoring of communication between SG1000 and GPRS S500 Remote Terminal Units, or wireless PCs, or to visualise disregarded data.

4. Diagnostics network 5. Maintenance

On providing the address of a wireless tool, this screen allows to execute the Ping of this address in order to verify its presence, and to execute a Traceroute to show the routing of IP data.

Updates made to the configuration and to SG1000 software result in a system reset. This screen also allows to read or to write the SG1000 configuration.

In case of system restart, as when there is a power failure, the user can initiate a SG1000 stop process that enables saving the event logs.

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