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PACiS SMT
SMT/EN T/D10
Technical Guide
Technical Guide SMT/EN T/D10
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PACiS SMT
CONTENTS
Safety & Handling SMT/EN SA/D10
Introduction SMT/EN IT/D10
Technical Data SMT/EN TD/D10
Functional Description SMT/EN FT/D10
Installation SMT/EN IN/D10
Human Machine Interface SMT/EN HI/D10
Settings SMT/EN ST/D10
Logic Diagram SMT/EN LG/D10
Commissioning SMT/EN CM/D10
Commissioning Record Sheet SMT/EN RS/D10
Maintenance SMT/EN MF/D10
Problem Analysis SMT/EN PR/D10
Glossary PACiS/EN LX/D10

SMT/EN T/D10 Technical Guide
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PACiS SMT
SAFETY & HANDLING

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CONTENT
1. INTRODUCTION 3
2. SAFETY 4
2.1 Health and Safety 4
2.2 Explanation of symbols and labels 4
2.3 Installing, Commissioning and Servicing 4
2.4 Decommissioning and Disposal 4
3. GUARANTEES 5
4. COPYRIGHTS & TRADEMARKS 6

4.1 Copyrights 6
4.2 Trademarks 6
5. WARNINGS REGARDING USE OF SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC

PRODUCTS 7
SMT/EN SA/D10 Safety & Handling
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1. INTRODUCTION
The present document is a chapter of the PACiS SMT manual. It describes the safety,
handling, packing and unpacking procedures applicable to PACiS SMT software tools.
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2. SAFETY
WARNING: THIS SAFETY SECTION SHOULD BE READ BEFORE COMMENCING
ANY WORK ON THE EQUIPMENT.
2.1 Health and Safety
The information in the Safety Section of the product documentation is intended to ensure
that products are properly installed and handled in order to maintain them in a safe condition.
It is assumed that everyone who will be associated with the equipment will be familiar with
the contents of the Safety Section and all Safety documents related to the PC and
Communication networks.
2.2 Explanation of symbols and labels
The meaning of symbols and labels may be used on the equipment or in the product
documentation, is given below.
2.3 Installing, Commissioning and Servicing
Equipment operating conditions
The equipment (PC and communication network supporting PACiS SMT) should be
operated within the specified electrical and environmental limits.
Fibre optic communication
Optical LED transceivers used in Switch boards are classified as IEC 825-1 Accessible
Emission Limit (AEL) Class 1 and consequently considered eye safe.
Optical power meters should be used to determine the operation or signal level of the device.
2.4 Decommissioning and Disposal
Disposal:
It is recommended to avoid incineration and disposal of the PACiS SMT CD-ROM. The
product should be disposed of in a safe manner.
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3. GUARANTEES
The media on which you received Schneider Electric software are warranted not to fail
executing programming instructions, due to defects in materials and workmanship, for a
period of 90 days from date of shipment, as evidenced by receipts or other documentation.
Schneider Electric will, at its option, repair or replace software media that do net execute
programming instructions if Schneider Electric receives notice of such defects during the
guaranty period. Schneider Electric does not guaranty that the operation of the software shall
be uninterrupted or error free.
A Return Material Authorisation (RMA) number must be obtained from the factory and clearly
marked on the package before any equipment acceptance for guaranty work.
Schneider Electric will pay the shipping costs of returning to the owner parts, which are
covered by warranty.
Schneider Electric believes that the information in this document is accurate. The document
has been carefully reviewed for technical accuracy. In the event that technical or
typographical errors exist, Schneider Electric reserves the right to make changes to
subsequent editions of this document without prior notice to holders of this edition. The
reader should consult Schneider Electric if errors are suspected. In no event shall
Schneider Electric be liable for any damages arising out of or related to this document or the
information contained in it.
Expect as specified herein, Schneider Electric makes no guaranties, express or implied and
specifically disclaims and guaranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
Customer's rights to recover damages caused by fault or negligence on the part
Schneider Electric shall be limited to the amount therefore paid by the customer.
Schneider Electric will not be liable for damages resulting from loss of data, profits, use of
products or incidental or consequential damages even if advised of the possibility thereof.
This limitation of the liability of Schneider Electric will apply regardless of the form of action,
whether in contract or tort, including negligence. Any action against Schneider Electric must
be brought within one year after the cause of action accrues. Schneider Electric shall not be
liable for any delay in performance due to causes beyond its reasonable control.
The warranty provided herein dues net cover damages, defects, malfunctions, or service
failures caused by owner's failure to follow the Schneider Electric installation, operation, or
maintenance instructions; owner's modification of the product; owner's abuse, misuse, or
negligent acts; and power failure or surges, fire, flood, accident, actions of third parties, or
other events outside reasonable control.
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4. COPYRIGHTS & TRADEMARKS

4.1 Copyrights
Under the copyright laws, this publication may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form,
electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, storing in an information
retrieval system, or translating, in whole or in part, without the prior written consent of
Schneider Electric.
4.2 Trademarks
PACiS, PACiS SCE, PACiS ES, PACiS SMT, PACiS PS are trademarks of
Schneider Electric. Product and company names mentioned herein are trademarks or trade
names of their respective companies.
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5. WARNINGS REGARDING USE OF SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC PRODUCTS

Schneider Electric products are not designed with components and testing for a level of
reliability suitable for use in or in connection with surgical implants or as critical components
in any life support systems whose failure to perform can reasonably be expected to cause
significant injuries to a human.
In any application, including the above reliability of operation of the software products can be
impaired by adverse factors, including -but not limited- to fluctuations in electrical power
supply, computer hardware malfunctions, computer operating system, software fitness,
fitness of compilers and development software used to develop an application, installation
errors, software and hardware compatibility problems, malfunctions or failures of electronic
monitoring or control devices, transient failures of electronic systems (hardware and/or
software), unanticipated uses or misuses, or errors from the user or applications designer
(adverse factors such as these are collectively termed "System failures").
Any application where a system failure would create a risk of harm to property or persons
(including the risk of bodily injuries and death) should not be reliant solely upon one form of
electronic system due to the risk of system failure to avoid damage, injury or death, the user
or application designer must take reasonably steps to protect against system failure,
including -but not limited- to back-up or shut-down mechanisms, not because end-user
system is customised and differs from Schneider Electric testing platforms but also a user or
application designer may use Schneider Electric products in combination with other
products.
These actions cannot be evaluated or contemplated by Schneider Electric; Thus, the user or
application designer is ultimately responsible for verifying and validating the suitability of
Schneider Electric products whenever they are incorporated in a system or application, even
without limitation of the appropriate design, process and safety levels of such system or
application.
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PACiS SMT
INTRODUCTION
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CONTENT
1. INTRODUCTION TO PACiS 3
2. INTRODUCTION TO PACiS GUIDES 4

2.1 Chapters description 4
2.1.1 Chapter Safety (SA) 4
2.1.2 Chapter Introduction (IT) 4
2.1.3 Chapter Functional Description (FT) 4
2.1.4 Chapter Technical Data (TD) 4
2.1.5 Chapter HMI, Local control and user interface (HI) 4
2.1.6 Chapter Installation (IN) 4
2.1.7 Chapter Commissioning (CM) 4
2.1.8 Chapter Commissioning record sheet (RS) 4
2.1.9 Chapter Logical Diagrams (LG) 4
2.1.10 Chapter Applications (AP) 4
2.1.11 Chapter Settings (ST) 4
2.1.12 Chapter Maintenance, Fault finding, Repairs (MF) 5
2.1.13 Chapter Problem analysis (PR) 5
2.1.14 Chapter Lexical (LX) 5
2.2 Operation guide 5
2.3 Technical guide 5
3. INTRODUCTION TO PACiS SMT APPLICATIONS 6

3.1 Definitions 6
SMT/EN IT/D10 Introduction
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1. INTRODUCTION TO PACiS
The PACiS range will continue to be expanded. The general features of PACiS will also be
enhanced, as we are able to adopt new technology solutions.
For up-to-date information on any PACiS product, visit our website:
www.schneider-electric.com
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2. INTRODUCTION TO PACiS GUIDES

This version of the PACiS SMT documentation refers to version PACiS V4.8. The guides
provide a functional and technical description of the PACiS System Management Tools
(SMT) and a comprehensive set of instructions for the PACiS SMT’s use and application.
PACiS SMT guides are divided into two volumes, as follows:
− Operation Guide: includes information on the application of the PACiS SMT and a
technical description of its features. It is mainly intended for protection & control
engineers concerned with the selection and application of the PACiS SMT for the
Management of PACiS solution or of any of the PACiS equipment.
− Technical Guide: contains information on the installation and commissioning of the

PACiS SMT, and also a section on fault finding. This volume is intended for site
engineers who are responsible for the installation, commissioning and maintenance of
the PACiS SMT application.
2.1 Chapters description
2.1.1 Chapter Safety (SA)
This chapter contains the safety instructions, handling and reception of electronic equipment,
packing and unpacking parts, Copyrights and Trademarks.
2.1.2 Chapter Introduction (IT)
This is this document containing the description of each chapter of the PACiS SMT guides. It
is a brief introduction to PACiS SMT capabilities.
2.1.3 Chapter Functional Description (FT)
This chapter contains a description of the product. It describes functions of the PACiS SMT.
2.1.4 Chapter Technical Data (TD)
This chapter contains the technical data including, accuracy limits, recommended operating
conditions, ratings and performance data.
It also describes environment specification, compliance with technical standards.
2.1.5 Chapter HMI, Local control and user interface (HI)
This chapter contains the operator interface description, Menu tree organisation and
navigation, Setting/configuration software.
2.1.6 Chapter Installation (IN)
This chapter contains the installation procedures.
2.1.7 Chapter Commissioning (CM)
This chapter contains instructions on how to commission PACiS SMT, comprising checks on
the settings and functionalities.
2.1.8 Chapter Commissioning record sheet (RS)
This chapter provides detailed record sheets to commission PACiS SMT.
2.1.9 Chapter Logical Diagrams (LG)
This chapter describes the Logical functions and automations of PACiS SMT.
2.1.10 Chapter Applications (AP)
Comprehensive and detailed description of the features of the PACiS SMT.
2.1.11 Chapter Settings (ST)
This chapter contains the list of the setting with defaults values and range.
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2.1.12 Chapter Maintenance, Fault finding, Repairs (MF)

This chapter advice on how to recognise failure modes, fault codes and describes the
recommended actions to repair.
2.1.13 Chapter Problem analysis (PR)
This chapter advice on practical examples of problem solving and the company contact
information. It includes all information on the self-checking features and diagnostics of
PACiS SMT.
2.1.14 Chapter Lexical (LX)
This chapter contains lexical description of acronyms and definitions.
2.2 Operation guide
This manual contains the following chapters:
SA, IT, TD, FT, HI, AP, LX
2.3 Technical guide
This manual contains the following chapters:
SA, IT, TD, FT, IN, HI, ST, LG, CM, RS, MF, PR, LX
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3. INTRODUCTION TO PACiS SMT APPLICATIONS

The PACiS System Management Tool (PACiS SMT) is in charge of:
• The downloading of the configuration provided by the PACiS System Configuration

Editor (PACiS SCE) into the PACiS applications,
• The management of the running modes for these PACiS applications,
• Automatic uploading of disturbance files from IEC 61850 IEDs (PACiS or non-
PACiS) and legacy IED through PACiS computer,
• The monitoring of non PACiS IEC 61850 applications,
• Launching MiCOM S1 Studio in order to have a direct connection between the

MiCOM S1 and the IED. This facility is available for IEC61850 IEDs and legacy
IEDs.
user
System System
configuration data
Configurator Management
Editor (SCE) Tool (SMT)
Station bus( (IEC-61850)

-
IEC-61850
device
IEC-61850
Device
S0113ENb
FIGURE 1: CONTEXT DIAGRAM
3.1 Definitions
Device/Equipment A physical equipment on the station bus, which location is defined

by an IP address.
Application A part of a device, which has its own database, running mode, …
Vdbs It represents the version of System Database (two integers
separated by a dot). These two integers represent major and minor
evolution.
ApplicationDataBag A single file which contains all the data for an application. Content
of this file is application dependent. It can be a zip file. The filename
can be the application name, following by a Vdbs (mandatory).
SystemDataBag A zip file. It contains all the data of a given System Database. It
represents the vector to move the data from the Configurator
System to the PACiS System. The filename is the PACiS System
name followed by the Vdbs of the corresponding System Database.
System Database All the application databases which compose the system.
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TECHNICAL DATA
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1. SCOPE OF THE DOCUMENT 3
2. HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS 4
3. CAPABILITIES 5
4. SPECIFICATIONS 6
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1. SCOPE OF THE DOCUMENT

This document is a chapter of the PACiS SMT manual, describing the Technical data of this
software application.
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2. HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
The minimum hardware requirements to correctly operate the PACiS SMT applications show
in the table that follows:
Windows 2003 Server Windows Windows XP

(SP2) Seven / XP Embedded
CPU PC Core II duo 2.66 GHz (or more) Pentium IV – 3 GHz
(or more)
RAM 1024 Mbytes 2048 Mbytes 2048 Mbytes
Hard disk 80 Gbytes 120 Gbytes 80 Gbytes
CD Reader YES YES YES
Ethernet port 100 Mbytes 100 Mbytes 100 Mbytes
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3. CAPABILITIES
Number of servers 96 max
Disk space for system database configurable (default: 100 Mo)
max: 20% Hard disk size
Disk space for disturbance file storage configurable (default: 50 Mo)
Max number of log events configurable (default: 1000)
Number of PACiS SMT clients Only 1 PACiS SMT HMI on a PC,
Max: 8
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4. SPECIFICATIONS
Downloading an application Conditions:
databag into 1 server • Hardware configuration previously described
• PACiS SMT and PACiS OI installed on the same

PC,
• Application databag PACiS OI: 22 modules, 5000

objects, 2800 links, size: 9 Mbytes
Downloading time: 30 seconds up to 2 minutes in OI,
30 seconds in MiCOM C264
Downloading an application The downloading time is the sum of all the IEC 61850
databag into 5 servers server downloading times because the IEC 61850
agency serialises all the file transfers
Change an operating mode of 1 Conditions:
server (e.g. Run => Maintenance) • Hardware configuration previously described
• PACiS SMT and PACiS OI installed on the same

PC.
Setting a new PACiS OI mode: 4 seconds
PACiS SMT
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
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CONTENT
2. PACiS SMT ARCHITECTURE 4

2.1 PACiS SMT Logical Architecture 4
2.2 PACiS SMT Architecture 5
SMT/EN FT/D10 Functional Description
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This document is a chapter of the PACiS SMT manual. It is the functional description of
PACiS software application dedicated to the management of the PACiS system and sub-
systems.
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2. PACiS SMT ARCHITECTURE

2.1 PACiS SMT Logical Architecture
PACiS SMT application is composed of two major software components:
• PACiS SMT
• IEC 61850 agency
PACiS
Other Application
PACiS SMT
IEC 61850 Agency
StationBus
IEC 61850
Agency
Application
Application
IEC 61850 Device
S0114ENe
FIGURE 1: LOGICAL ARCHITECTURE

The IEC 61850 agency is a generic component used in all PACiS devices. This component
is described in [SBUS_AGENCY] reference document, from a user point of view. The IEC
61850 agency offers services to a set of applications.
PACiS SMT is one of these applications. It just uses client side services. In the SMT
software the IEC agency is a DLL.
Other applications can use the IEC 61850 agency. But there is no impact on PACiS SMT.
The IEC 61850 agency supports:
• The IEC 61850 device interface,
• The IEC 61850 protocol management function.

PACiS SMT supports all others functions (i.e. that are not communication related) and the
other system external interfaces.
PACiS SMT sees the “IEC 61850 world” only through the “IEC 61850 agency”.
The following sections apply to describe the PACiS SMT component.
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2.2 PACiS SMT Architecture

It is made of two software components:
• The System Management tool HMI (SysMntHMI).
• The System Management tool Kernel (SysMntKernel).

PACiS SMT is made up of only one PACiS SMT Kernel, which communicates with several
PACiS SMT HMI.
PACiS SMT Kernel manages the global state of PACiS SMT.
It assumes the communication with the IEC 61850 agency, is responsible for the storage and
access to SystemDataBag, and manages requests from all PACiS SMT HMI.
PACiS SMT HMI manages the User Interface.
PACiS SMT is distributed over two different hardware types:
• Desktop PC, for HMI part (on which PACiS SMT HMI software runs)
• Server PC, for kernel part (on which PACiS SMT Kernel software runs)
The following figure describes the link between the physical architecture and the logical
architecture:
FIGURE 2: PHYSICAL AND LOGICAL ARCHITECTURE RELATION

The Desktop PC is a standard PC computer for HMI purpose:
• colour display,
• mouse,
• keyboard,
• network card.
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The Server PC is a standard PC computer with data storage and data export and import
feature:
• data file system,
• removable storage devices (CD-ROM, tape, floppy).

Some Desktop PC can be remote and uses public network like Internet to access the Server
PC.
A PACiS system contains only one Server PC; this software does not limit the number of
Desktop PC and IEC 61850 devices.
PACiS SMT
INSTALLATION
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CONTENTS
2. REQUIREMENTS 4
2.1 Software configuration 4
2.2 Hardware configuration 4
3. INSTALLATION 5
3.1 Installation constraints 7
3.2 Basic installation from CD-ROM 8
3.2.1 Before Installing 8
3.2.2 Installing 9
3.2.3 After Installing 15
3.3 PACiS SMT Remote HMI installation 17
3.4 Installation result 18
3.5 Post installation tuning 19
3.5.1 General 19
3.5.2 Disturbances files converters 19
3.6 Customization 19
3.6.1 PACiS SMT HMI 19
3.6.2 PACiS SMT Kernel 20
3.7 Multilinguism 23
3.8 Installation fault messages 25
4. UNINSTALLATION 26
5. CONFIGURATION IN SCE 27
6. APPENDIX 28
6.1 PACiS SMT KERNEL initialisation file 28
6.2 PACiS SMT HMI initialisation file 29
SMT/EN IN/D10 Installation
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This document is a chapter of the PACiS SMT documentation. It describes the product
installation and start-up settings. Before any application software handling the chapter SA
should be read carefully.
This document is split in the following parts:
• Installation of PACiS SMT KERNEL
• Installation of PACiS SMT HMI
• Settings to run properly the PACiS SMT application

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2. REQUIREMENTS
2.1 Software configuration
The OS required to run PACiS SMT is Microsoft® Windows Seven Pro 32Bits SP1 or
Windows XP Pro SP3 (or later) or XP Windows XP Embedded.
2.2 Hardware configuration
The minimum hardware requirements to correctly operate the PACiS SMT applications show
in the table that follows:
Windows 2003 Server Windows Seven / XP Windows XP Embedded

CPU PC Core II duo 2.66 GHz (or more) Pentium IV – 3 GHz (or more)
RAM 1024 Mbytes 2048 Mbytes 2048 Mbytes
Hard disk 40 Gbytes 120 Gbytes 80 Gbytes
CD Reader YES YES YES
Ethernet port 100 Mbytes 100 Mbytes 100 Mbytes
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3. INSTALLATION
NOTE: The SMT can be installed on the same PC as OI client (you will be
able to switch between them) or GTW.
This chapter describes the SMT application installation. The IEC 61850 agency module
must be installed separately from the PACiS SMT application.
PACiS SMT KERNEL installation can only be done from the CD-ROM.
PACiS SMT HMI installation can be done from the CD-ROM, or from the
PACiS SMT KERNEL PC using PACiS SMT HMI set-up (also known as remote PACiS SMT
HMI installation).
In all cases the program group named SMT is created in PACiS program group. This PACiS
SMT group contains short-cut(s) to run PACiS SMT HMI and the PACiS SMT KERNEL.
Once components have been installed they can be personalised.
To work properly, the PACiS SMT needs at least Java Runtime Environment (JRE®)
release. When installing the PACiS SMT component(s) from CD-ROM or from the PACiS
SMT KERNEL PC using installation software, this installation software looks for JRE®: if
JRE® is not found, or if the JRE® installed release is not at least release 1.4.2, JRE®
1.4.2_10 or JRE® 6 installation is proposed.
NOTE: The cyber-security is ensured without using all Windows
services (in particular some Windows Firewall services can be
disabled). Please refer on chapter PACiS/CS for cyber-security
recommendations
If a component was already installed on the PC, all the parameter values defined in its
initialisation file are copied out.
Before beginning the installation on Windows Seven, check and do following:
Step Action
1 Administrator rights
The Installation on Windows Seven must to be done with Administrator rights.
2 Disabling Windows Update
The Windows Update from the Control Panel is to be inactive.
• Access "Control Panel > System and Security > Windows Update"
• Click "Turn Windows Update on or off"
• Choose option "Never check for updates"
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Step Action
3 Disabling Windows Firewall
The Windows Firewall from the Control Panel has to be inactive.
• Access "Control Panel > System and Security > Windows Firewall"
• Click "Turn Windows Firewall on or off"
• Choose options "Turn off Windows Firewall"
4 Check the WinPcap version 4.1.2 or higher

5 • Access "Control Panel > System"
• Click "Advanced system settings" in the Wizard.
• Click "Settings…"
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Step Action
• Choose tab "Visual Effects"
• Choose option "Adjust for best appearance"
3.1 Installation constraints
• If a PACiS SMT HMI has already been installed from the CR-ROM on a PC, it's not
possible to install a PACiS SMT HMI from the PACiS SMT KERNEL PC, and vice-
versa,
• If a single component (i.e. PACiS SMT KERNEL or PACiS SMT HMI) is installed, a
new installation of this component at another location implies that previous installation
is "lost" and will have to be uninstalled manually,
• If only PACiS SMT KERNEL is installed, it will not be possible to install a PACiS SMT
HMI in the future, without "loosing" PACiS SMT KERNEL installation - then if you plan
to install a PACiS SMT HMI with the PACiS SMT KERNEL you must install it when
installing the PACiS SMT KERNEL,
• If only PACiS SMT HMI is installed, it will not be possible to install a

PACiS SMT KERNEL in the future, without "loosing" PACiS SMT HMI installation -
then if you plan to install a PACiS SMT KERNEL with the PACiS SMT HMI you must
install it when installing the PACiS SMT HMI,
• If both PACiS SMT KERNEL and PACiS SMT HMI have been installed, it's possible to
install only PACiS SMT KERNEL or PACiS SMT HMI at the same location - installing
a new PACiS SMT KERNEL or PACiS SMT HMI (or both) at a different location
implies that previous installation is "lost" and will have to be uninstalled manually,
• It is not possible to install PACiS SMT HMI set-up without PACiS SMT KERNEL, even
if a previous PACiS SMT KERNEL release is already installed.
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3.2 Basic installation from CD-ROM

3.2.1 Before Installing
Before beginning the installation on Windows Seven, check and do following:
Step Action
1
Administrator rights
The Installation on Windows Seven must be done with Administrator rights.
2
Disabling Windows Update
The Windows Update from the Control Panel has to be inactive.
• Access "Control Panel > System and Security > Windows Update"
• Click "Turn Windows Update on or off"
• Choose option "Never check for updates"
3
Disabling Windows Firewall
The Windows Firewall from the Control Panel has to be inactive.
• Access "Control Panel > System and Security > Windows Firewall"
• Click "Turn Windows Firewal on or off"
• Choose options "Turn off Windows Firewall"
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3.2.2 Installing
NOTE: On Windows Seven, the SMT Installation and execution must be
done with Administrator rights.
If a PACiS SMT KERNEL or a PACiS SMT HMI is running user will be prompted to stop
them before continuing the installation.
Just a double click on SMT-R3.exe is needed for launching PACiS SMT set-up. After the
welcome window, you need to read the Licence Agreement and to accept it.
FIGURE 1: LICENSE AGREEMENT

You need then to select the components to be installed using the following dialog box:
FIGURE 2: COMPONENT SELECTION

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Select the component(s) you want to install.

PACiS SMT HMI set-up is used for PACiS SMT HMI remote installation from
PACiS SMT KERNEL PC (without CR-ROM).
The next dialog box asks for the destination folder (PACiS SMT location: SMT_DIR):
FIGURE 3: CHOOSE LOCATION

The default location is C:\Program files\Pacis\Smt. The user can change this default
destination folder with the "Browse" button.
If PACiS SMT has already been installed, the location proposed is the last one used
(location for the current version); changing this location in this case (a previous release is
installed) will involve that the previous PACiS SMT should be explicitly uninstalled by
removing the relevant directories (from now, uninstall (see 0.) concerns the new PACiS SMT
location).
If PACiS SMT has already been installed, the parameters of the current version (in kernel.ini
and hmi.ini) will be proposed as the default value for the current installation.
If the new release is installed at the same place than the previous one, old "*.properties"
files are saved in "*.properties_bak", old %SMT_DIR%/exe/help/PACiS SMT HMI files are
saved in %SMT_DIR%/exe/help/PACiS SMT HMI/bak directory and old
%SMT_DIR%/exe/help/PACiS SMT KERNEL files are saved in
%SMT_DIR%/exe/help/PACiS SMT KERNEL/bak directory.
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The next dialog box allows to select the COMTRADE revision year (per default COMTRADE
2001).
FIGURE 4: SELECT COMTRADE REVISION YEAR

The two or three next dialog boxes allow to modify the PACiS SMT default parameters.
These parameters are then inserted in PACiS SMT initialisation files
(PACiS SMT KERNEL.ini and PACiS SMT HMI.ini in %SMT_DIR%).
FIGURE 5: KERNEL AND HMI PARAMETERS
• RMI port: port opened by PACiS SMT KERNEL for RMI exchanges with
PACiS SMT HMI (must be included between 0 and 65535),
• Mcast port: port opened by each PACiS SMT HMI for receiving multicast messages
from PACiS SMT KERNEL (must be included between 0 and 65535),
• 1 Mcast ad: multicast address for system DB messages (230.0.0.251 for device status
and 230.0.0.252 for log). Reminder: a multicast address must be included between
224.0.0.0 and 239.255.255.253.
WARNING: IF SEVERAL PACiS SMTS ARE INSTALLED OVER A GLOBAL NETWORK
(I.E. EACH PACiS SYSTEM DOES NOT HAVE ITS OWN ISOLATED
NETWORK), THE “MCAST PORT” AND “1 MCAST AD” PARAMETERS MUST
BE DIFFERENT AND THERE MUST NOT BE ANY COVERING BETWEEN
MULTICAST ADDRESSES.
If only PACiS SMT HMI is installed the third and last parameter dialog box is the following:
FIGURE 6: SMT HMI PARAMETERS (3)
• KERNEL add: name/IP address of the PC where PACiS SMT KERNEL is installed
If PACiS SMT KERNEL is installed the third parameter dialog box is the following:
FIGURE 7: SMT KERNEL PARAMETERS (3)
• max DB sz: maximum size (in Kbytes) allowed for storing system databases.
• max Dist sz: maximum size (in Kbytes) allowed for storing disturbance files.
WARNING: FOR MAX DB FOR BIG BD USED 10.000.000 SIZE MAX
If PACiS SMT KERNEL is installed the fourth parameter dialog box is the following:
FIGURE 8: SMT KERNEL PARAMETERS (4)

• Disturbance files storage location: default value can be modified using the browse
button. Once value is entered the installation program tries to create the directory if it
doesn’t exist: if it fails the user has to set a new directory name which can be created
(the parameter can be modified after installation in PACiS SMT KERNEL.ini).
Disturbance converter files are stored under %SMT_DIR%/disturbance_converters
directory. This location can be changed after installation in PACiS SMT kernel.ini file with
DisturbanceConvertersPath parameter.
By default DisturbanceConvertersPath=C:\Program
Files\Pacis\Smt\disturbance_converters\COMTRADE2001” to
DisturbanceConvertersPath=C:\Program
Files\Pacis\Smt\disturbance_converters\COMTRADE1997 to switch from 2001 to 1997
revision year of the COMTRADE standard.
• A new parameter has been added to the kernel.ini file. This parameter is used to
define an additional storage path for the disturbance files. The disturbance files will be
store in the default directory AND in this additional directory. This additional directory
name may point to a remote PC identified by its IP address or an network name.
Example:
DisturbanceAlternateStoragePath = \\PCLD533NT5\Disturbance
Where PCLD533NT5 is a remote PC network name and DisturbanceDir a directory on this
remote PC. The remote directory must be shared to allow the file transfer from the SMT PC
to the remote PC, sharing with "Full control" permission – writing and reading.
For a diskless PC, the SMT INSTALLATION requires the definition of a remote folder (i.e. on
an other PC) in order to store all files managed by the SMT (log files, databases, disturbance
files).
FIGURE 9: SMT DATA STORAGE ROOT

NOTE: If the field "Storage dir" is used, it must be shared with the current PC,
sharing with "Full control" permission – writing and reading.
Example:
SmtDataRoot=\\10.22.186.122\pacis\smt_data_root
3.2.3 After Installing

After PACiS SMT Installation on Windows Seven, do following:
Step Action
1 • Select PACIS SMT Kernel Shortcut
• Click Right
• Choose Properties
2 • The "Properties" dialog box:
• Choose Compatibility
• Validate option Run this program in compatibility mode for:
• Choose Windows Vista (Service Pack2)
• Validate option Run this program as an administrator
• Click Apply
Step Action
3 • Select PACIS SMT Hmi Shortcut
• Click Right
• Choose Properties
4 • The "Properties" dialog box:
• Choose Compatibility
• Validate option Run this program in compatibility mode for :
• Choose Windows Vista (Service Pack2)
• Validate option Run this program as an administrator
• Click Apply
NOTE: SMT needs a network connection (with status "connected") to

run ; network connections on PC (with status "not connected")
has to be disable.
3.3 PACiS SMT Remote HMI installation

As already said, PACiS SMT HMI can be installed alone on another PC where
PACiS SMT KERNEL is installed. This implies that the %SMT_DIR%/install_hmi directory
located on PACiS SMT KERNEL PC must be shared for reading:
• Right-click %SMT_DIR%/install_hmi and then click Properties
• In the displayed dialog box (caption: install_hmi properties) click the Sharing tabbed
panel, click the Share this folder radio button and then click the OK button.
FIGURE 10: REMOTE HMI INSTALLATION (STEP 1)

From PACiS SMT HMI PC, you must open a network device with the PACiS SMT KERNEL
PC (don't use network neighbourhood), and copy the "install_hmi" folder on the local
machine. From the copied folder, launch the "install.bat" command.
FIGURE 11: REMOTE HMI INSTALLATION (STEP 2)

There's no parameter to give during installation.
The following message appears in the console window: “WARNING: installation in progress
DO NOT REMOVE THIS WINDOW”. So you must wait for the self deletion of the console
window (it takes around 5 seconds).
3.4 Installation result
WARNING: IF A PREVIOUS RELEASE OF PACIS SMT KERNEL WAS ALREADY
INSTALLED AT THE SAME LOCATION, GENERATED SYSTEM DATABASES
(LOCATED IN %SMT_DIR%/SAVEOBJECT/DB) MAY BE NOT COMPATIBLE
WITH THE NEW INSTALLED RELEASE.
In this case, PACiS SMT KERNEL cannot start normally, all these “system DB” directories
are removed and PACiS SMT KERNEL exits. When the operator launches the
PACiS SMT KERNEL again, no system database exits and the operator has to restore its
previous current system database.
NOTE: Current and standby databases are logged when
PACiS SMT KERNEL exits.
Once the PACiS SMT installation is performed, PACiS SMT KERNEL or PACiS SMT HMI
can be directly launched from Start Menu/Programs/Pacis/K.xx.xx/Smt.
A shortcut for PACiS SMT KERNEL launching is added in the startup folder.
Once you have clicked on the executable, an icon appears in the system tray and looks like
the following:
3.5 Post installation tuning

NOTE: Values entered during installation process can be tuned in *.ini files.
3.5.1 General
Before running PACiS SMT KERNEL don't forget to:
• check that the IEC 61850 agency has already been installed
• tune the PACiS SMT/agency heart beat period.

3.5.2 Disturbances files converters
Their location/use is organised as follows:
• If the parameter d<xx>FileConverter (xx ∈ [00,99]) contains no path (just a file

name), PACiS SMT KERNEL searches the converter in the default disturbance
converter path (defined in DisturbanceConvertersPath),
• If the parameter d<xx>FileConverter contains a relative path, then this path is used
to complete the default disturbance converter path,
• If the parameter d<xx>FileConverter contains an absolute path,

PACiS SMT KERNEL searches the converter without taking into account the default
disturbance converter path.
Then copy/organise the converter location according to the above rules.
3.6 Customization
This can be done in initialisation files located in %SMT_DIR%/exe directory: kernel.ini for
Kernel, and Hmi.ini for PACiS SMT HMI.
The typical content of these files is given in appendix, but only parameters described
hereafter should be modified (others parameters are set at installation, and should normally
not be modified).
You can also right click on the systray icon, select Configure Kernel, then Show/Kernel
param.
3.6.1 PACiS SMT HMI

For PACiS SMT HMI can be tuned:
• the log editor
• the log file extension
• the buffer size for the real-time log display
• the colour of a System DB line when all the connected equipment are OK, but all the
equipment composing the System DB are not selected
3.6.1.1 Log editor
There are two parameters for the log editor: LogEditor and LogEditorOptions. When
Log/edit menu is activated, the following command is processed:
LogEditor log_file LogEditorOptions (for example: uedit32 log.csv /r)
Of course LogEditor is mandatory, if there's no option for this application set
LogEditorOptions to "without". If LogEditor contains (a) blank character(s) it (they) must
be surrounded with quotes, but in this case the log editor can't be a "*.bat" file.
3.6.1.2 Log file extension

The parameter LogFileType defines the extension of the log file. When activating Log/edit
menu the content of the log file (Kernel file) is copied from PACiS SMT KERNEL to the
directory log in the file log.LogFileType. Example: if LogFileType = csv, the file created will
be log.csv.
3.6.1.3 Log display size
The parameter LogDisplaySize defines the maximum number of events used for real-time
log display on PACiS SMT HMI. This display is managed in roll mode: once the number of
received events is reached, each time a new event is received the oldest is deleted.
3.6.1.4 Incomplete equipment selection colour
When a System DB is the Current or the Standby one and when at least one of its
equipment is connected, the line in the System database store is coloured. One particular
case is if all the connected equipment are OK (good mode and DB version) but all the
equipment of the DB have not been selected for connection by the operator: in this case the
status of the DB can:
• be considered as OK (although one equipment is missing), then the colour should be
green,
• be considered as there's one equipment not connected (although it will never be

connected because it's not selected by the operator), then the colour should be
yellow,
• be considered in this special state, then the colour should be blue.

The DbPartialSelectionColor parameter allows to define the colour:
• 1 for yellow,
• 2 for blue,
• 3 for green.
3.6.2 PACiS SMT Kernel
For PACiS SMT KERNEL can be tuned:
• The period of the IEC 61850 agency supervision

• The maximum size allowed for system configuration storage
• The storage location of disturbance files
• The location of disturbance converters
• The maximum size allowed for disturbance files storage
• The converters for disturbance file post-processing
• The definition of a remote folder in order to store all files managed by the SMT (log
files, databases, disturbance files)
• The time-out value for equipment reconnection after an agency reconfiguration (*)
• The time-out value for disturbance event subscription/un-subscription (*)
(*): These parameters are optional, not present after installation, and should not be modified.
3.6.2.1 IEC 61850 agency supervision period
Set the parameter HeartBeatPeriod to the desired value, in milliseconds.
3.6.2.2 System configuration storage size

Set the parameter MaxSysDB to desired value, in Kbytes. This parameter corresponds to
the maximum size allowed for unzipped system databags storage (only system databag file
is unzipped by PACiS SMT, application Databags, eventually zipped, contained in the
system databag file, are not unzipped by PACiS SMT).
Setting this value smaller than the space currently use on the disk will have no immediate
effect, this new value will only be taken into account on next system databag storage.
3.6.2.3 Disturbance storage location
Parameter DisturbanceStoragePath indicates where disturbance files are stored (this
directory is normally created during installation phase). On starting PACiS SMT KERNEL
check if the directory exists, if not it tries to create it: in case of failure PACiS SMT KERNEL
displays a message, and stops after user message acknowledgement.
3.6.2.4 Disturbance files storage size
Set the parameter MaxDisturbanceStorageSize to desired value, in Kbytes. This parameter
corresponds to the maximum size allowed to store disturbance files in the directory given by
DisturbanceStoragePath parameter.
Setting this value smaller than the space currently use on the disk will have no immediate
effect, this new value will only be taken into account on next file storage.
3.6.2.5 Disturbance converters location
Parameter DisturbanceConvertersPath indicates where disturbance converters are stored
(this directory is normally created during installation phase).
3.6.2.6 Disturbance file converters
For each disturbance files whose extension is d<xx>, with xx ∈ [00,99] a converter can be
launched after the file has been uploaded.
There are 2 parameters for each converter: d<xx>FileConverter and
d<xx>FileConverterOptions.
The following command is processed after a file uploading (if a converter is defined in
“kernel.ini” file):
<absolute-path>\d<xx>FileConverter <absolute-path><IED name>_<j>.d<xx>

d<xx>FileConverterOptions
example: c:\PACiS\conv\conv1.exe “c:\program
files\PACiS\smt\disturbance\1.0\calc1\IED2_4.d02” /r)
If there's no converter for this type of file, set d<xx>FileConverter to without, or remove this
line from “kernel.ini” file.
If d<xx>FileConverter contains a blank character(s) it must be surrounded with quotes, but
in this case the converter can't be a *.bat file.
If there's no converter option set d<xx>FileConverterOptions to without, or remove this
line from “kernel.ini” file.
Time-out value for equipment reconnection
Some request (Set Current on a system database for example) may involve an IEC 61850
agency reconfiguration: after the agency starting PACiS SMT KERNEL may have to restore
some connections and to wait them to be fully established (GLOBE, DI, etc received) before
continuing. There's a time-out associated to this wait, it's the parameter named
connectionTimeOut and the unit is the millisecond. The default embedded value is 20 s,
and the value given is not taken into account if it's smaller than 20 s.
Time-out value for disturbance event subscription/un-subscription

Starting or stopping disturbance event subscription on an equipment (on start/stop
disturbance monitoring) uses asynchronous agency services, and then PACiS SMT
KERNEL needs to wait the asynchronous call-backs. There's a time-out associated to this
wait, it's the parameter named distTimeOut and the unit is the millisecond. The default
embedded value is 15 s, and the value given is not taken into account if it's smaller than
15 s.
3.6.2.7 SMT Data Storage Root
The parameter SmtDataRoot is used to define a remote folder for storing all files managed
by SMT (logs, databases, disturbance files).
Example:
SmtDataRoot=\\10.22.186.122\pacis\smt_data_root (in case if diskless PC)
Or
SmtDataRoot=\\GTW1\pacis\smt_data_root
3.6.2.8 DisturbanceAlternateStoragePath
This parameter DisturbanceAlternateStoragePath is used to define an additional storage
path for the disturbance files. The disturbance files will be store in the default directory AND
in this additional directory. This additional directory name may point to a remote PC identified
by its IP address or an network name.
Example:
DisturbanceAlternateStoragePath = \\PCLD533NT5\Disturbance
Where PCLD533NT5 is a remote PC network name and Disturbance a directory on this
remote PC. The remote directory must be shared to allow the file transfer from the SMT PC
to the remote PC.
3.7 Multilinguism
The basic installation is performed with english text labels (the labels are located in the
"exe/lang" directory in "*.properties" files).
For setting another language:
• the "*.properties" files need to be translated into the required language,
• the "*.properties" file name must be suffixed by ISO Language Code (e.g.
hmi_fr.properties). These codes are the lower-case, two-letter codes as defined by
ISO-639. You can find a full list of these codes at a number of sites, such as:
http://www.ics.uci.edu/pub/ietf/http/related/iso639.txt
• the local location must be tuned with the regional options according to the chosen
code (e.g. "French(France)" for "fr" language code):
FIGURE 12: REGIONAL OPTIONS

FIGURE 13: LANGUAGE OPTIONS

NOTES: 1) The change of the language cannot be performed on line (i.e.
PACiS SMT must be restarted to take into account the change of
language)
2) The choice of the "properties" file is processed in the following
order:
- Search the "properties" file which is suffixed by the language

code compliant with the locale location (e.g "hmi_fr.properties" for
the french locale.
- Search the "properties" file which is not suffixed by any

language code (e.g "hmi properties"
Example:
"Exe/lang" directory contains "hmi_fr.properties" (french text labels) and
"hmi.properties" (english text labels). If the locale location is:
French: the menu items are displayed in french,
Not french (german, italian, english,..): the menu items are displayed in english.
3.8 Installation fault messages

Parameters entered by the user (such as ports, multicast address, etc) are checked. If the
value is out of range or incorrect, a pop-up message is displayed (see example below) and
the user has to give a correct value.
FIGURE 14: INSTALLATION FAULT MESSAGES

4. UNINSTALLATION
Uninstallation can only be performed from the Settings/Control panel/Add/remove programs
panel.
WARNING: BE SURE THAT PACiS SMT KERNEL IS STOPPED BEFORE
UNINSTALLATION.
Caution: “Uninstall PACiS SMT” or “Uninstall PACiS SMT HMI” only performs the removal of
files created upon installation. All the files created later by using PACiS SMT are not deleted.
So you may have to clear all the following residual files manually (the uninstall procedure
gives the precise list of all the directories/files that were not cleared):
• %SMT_DIR%/exportDB/*.*
• %SMT_DIR%/importDB/*.*
• %SMT_DIR%/log/*.*
• %SMT_DIR%/saveObject/db/*.*
• %SMT_DIR%/saveObject/log/*.*
• %SMT_DIR%/saveObject/options/*.*
• %SMT_DIR%/sbus/*.*
• %SMT_DIR%/traces/*.*
• %SMT_DIR%/exe/smt/*.* (if patches have been installed)
• disturbance storage directory

In case of several installation at different locations, manual uninstallation of a previous
release (not the last installed which can be uninstalled as described above), consists only in
deleting all directories and files under the installation directory.
5. CONFIGURATION IN SCE
At the highest system level, tab General, enter the TCP/IP address of the computer hosting
the SMT server:
6. APPENDIX
6.1 PACiS SMT KERNEL initialisation file
Example of Kernel.ini content:

[common]
KernelName=Kernel
browserName=Browser
RmiPort=3000
RmiBrowserPort=3001
MCastPort=10000
MCastBrowserPort=10001
SysDBmcastAddress=230.0.0.250
EquipmentMcastAddress=230.0.0.251
LogMcastAddress=230.0.0.252
[kernel]
HeartBeatPeriod=4000
d01FileConverter=CvtIedDist_t103.exe
d01FileConverterOptions=without
d02FileConverter=CvtIedDist_mbus_s20.exe
d03FileConverter=CvtIedDist_mbus_m300.exe
KernelAddress=FRLAT01D01397
MaxSysDB=1000000
MaxDisturbanceStorageSize=50000
DisturbanceStoragePath=C:\Program Files\Pacis\Smt\disturbance
Files\Pacis\Smt\disturbance_converters\COMTRADE2001
StationBusType=IEC
DisturbanceAlternateStoragePath =\\192.168.0.30\Disturbance
[browser]
MaxRecordVar = 50
Example of Kernel.ini content (with XP Embedded):
[common]
KernelName=Kernel
browserName=Browser
RmiPort=3000
RmiBrowserPort=3001
MCastPort=10000
[kernel]
HeartBeatPeriod=4000
d01FileConverter=CvtIedDist_t103.exe
d01FileConverterOptions=without
d02FileConverter=CvtIedDist_mbus_s20.exe
d03FileConverter=CvtIedDist_mbus_m300.exe
cfgFileConverter=ConvertCFG.exe
cfgFileConverterOptions=/N
KernelAddress=OI
MaxSysDB=1000000
MaxDisturbanceStorageSize=50000
DisturbanceStoragePath=C:\Program Files\Pacis\Smt\disturbance
Files\Pacis\Smt\disturbance_converters\COMTRADE2001
StationBusType=IEC
SmtDataRoot=//192.168.10.18/Smt
6.2 PACiS SMT HMI initialisation file
Example of Hmi.ini content:

[common]
kernelname=Kernel
browserName=Browser
RmiPort=3000
RmiBrowserPort=3001
MCastPort=10000
[hmi]
dbpartialselectioncolor=2
LogEditor=notepad.exe
LogEditorOptions=without
LogFileType=csv
LogDisplaySize=300
KernelAddress=FRLAT01D01397
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2. PACiS SMT HMI 4

2.1 Launching Application 4
2.1.1 Launching SMT Kernel 4
2.1.2 Setting passwords 5
2.1.3 Launching SMT HMI 8
2.1.4 Exit menu 10
2.1.5 Databases menu 10
2.1.6 Disturbance menu 11
2.1.7 Equipment menu 13
2.1.8 Log menu 14
2.1.9 Time menu 15
2.1.10 Options menu 15
2.1.11 CMT menu 16
2.2 Databases display 17
2.2.1 System databases store table 17
2.2.2 Equipment definition table 19
2.3 Equipment panel 21
2.3.1 PACiS devices 21
2.3.2 Non PACiS devices 24
2.4 Log printing interface 25
2.4.1 Log display 25
2.4.2 Log description 25
2.5 Disturbance and waveform files 28
2.5.1 Behaviour of Choose equipment menu with disturbance options 28
SMT/EN HI/D10 Human Machine Interface
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This document is a chapter of the PACiS SMT manual. It describes the User Interface
(coded HMI for Human Machine Interface) of this software application: the PACiS SMT HMI.
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2. PACiS SMT HMI

2.1 Launching Application
After a successful installation of SMT Kernel and SMT Hmi the two related icons are present
on desktop.
FIGURE 1: SMT ICONS

It is mandatory to launch first PACiS SMT Kernel before launching PACiS SMT Hmi.
2.1.1 Launching SMT Kernel
As any Windows program the SMT Kernel can be launched with various ways:
• Double-click the PACiS SMT Kernel icon

• Click the "start" button (in the left-bottom corner of the screen) then select Programs /
PACiS / SMT / SMT Kernel
Then the icon (1) is displayed in the right-bottom corner of the screen indicating that the SMT
kernel is running.
(1)
FIGURE 2: RUNNING SBUS AGENCY AND SMT KERNEL ICONS

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2.1.2 Setting passwords

The SMT has 4 profiles protected by password so 4 roles predefined. For each profile is
associated with a set of SMT functions described as following:
SMT function authorized Corresponding profile

Change password and set-up Security administrator
Visualize security logs
Install a new database System administrator
Switch of database
SMT kernel administration (configure,
view traces, change trace option)
Download ICD System engineer
Change operating mode System administrator
Activate/deactivate disturbance
monitoring
Display list of computer Observer
Start CMT (not applicable for CAT) system engineer
Display operating mode System administrator
Display DB version
To one profile corresponds only one login / password. The login / password define the menu
reachable.
The password length could be extended to 8 digits. The password is a NERC compliance
with the following rules:
• Password has at least six characters in length.
• Contain characters of the following four categories:
− 26 Upper case characters [A-Z]

− 26 Lower case characters [a-z]
− Base 10 digits (0-9)
− Non-alphanumeric
• At least one character of each category with Non-alphanumeric char are:
! " # $ % & ' ( ) * + , - .

/ : ; < = > ? @ [ \ ] ^ _ `
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The password creation is defined as following:
Password definition by user
Check
password
NERC
compliance Yes
No
Advising window given to

user: password is not Password accepted
NERC compliant
Continue
No Yes
Password accepted
For the first using, after SMT installation, the user has to define password per profile:
• By right-clicking the PACiS SMT kernel icon, a contextual menu with the following
items is displayed:
FIGURE 3: THE SMT CONTEXTUAL MENU

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• By clicking Set password, the authentication window is displayed with the login
(Security administrator) and password.
FIGURE 4: THE SMT AUTHENTICATION WINDOW
NOTE: The default password for the Security administrator is the computer’s
hostname. For example: Hostname is MYCOMPUTER123, The
password will be: MYCOMPUTER123. The other accounts don’t have
any password, and you can’t log in until the security administrator has
set a password.
If password success, the SMT Authentication settings window is displayed:
FIGURE 5: THE SMT AUTHENTICATION SETTING WINDOW
NOTE: LogIn settings are common for all profiles.

The user (Security administrator) has to set password properties for each 3 other profiles
defined on list:
FIGURE 6: THE SMT AUTHENTICATION SETTING WINDOW PROFILE LIST

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By clicking Change… button, the new password is edited:
FIGURE 7: THE SMT DEFINE PASSWORD WINDOW
The password is changed with the displaying of the information window:
FIGURE 8: THE SMT DEFINE PASSWORD CONFIRMATION WINDOW
2.1.3 Launching SMT HMI

It is mandatory to launch first PACiS SMT Kernel before launching PACiS SMT HMI.
The SMT HMI can be launched with various ways:
• Double-click the PACIS SMT Hmi icon
• Click the "start" button (in the left-bottom corner of the screen) then select Programs /
Pacis / SMT / SMT Hmi
• From the OI application click the SMT icon in the Tool banner (refer to chapter Human
Interface of the OI Technical Guide).
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A disclaimer popup is launched. The user must press the ‘I agree’ button to proceed to the
next stage. Pressing ‘I disagree’ will cause the user to exit the program.
FIGURE 9: THE SMT DISCLAIMER POPUP
Then a login window is displayed and the user must enter a password with the login (profile)
choised:
FIGURE 10: THE SMT LOGIN WINDOW
Login: [Observer / System engineer / System administrator] is the profile.

Enter password: password associed with the login (define on previous section Setting
passwords). All password / profile have to be defined by the Security administrator, else the
login is refused.
Once the password has been validated (by clicking the "OK" button), it is compared to the
profile password. If the password is correct, and no other profile is currently logged, the user
will be logged as profile.
If the password is not correct, the logging is refused, and the user has to try again.
2.1.4 Exit menu

The Exit menu is always available. A warning box asking to confirm this action is displayed.
FIGURE 11: THE EXIT MENU AND ASSOCIATED WARNING BOX

2.1.5 Databases menu
The Databases menu is only available when the Databases panel is selected.
FIGURE 12: THE DATABASES MENU

The items of this menu are:
• Add Database (Administrator only): this action is available from everywhere in the
database list, even if there’s no selected line.
• Delete database (Administrator only): this action is not available if the corresponding
database is the Current or Standby one.
• Connect all equipment and Disconnect all equipment (Administrator or Observer):

these actions apply only to all the equipment included in the selected System
database. A pop-up is displayed if a disturbance file upload is running, explaining that
the execution of the request will be delayed. During the request the corresponding line
in the table blinks. These requests are blocking: the user can’t do anything else until
the request is finished (finished means that the connection is requested by the SBUS
agency to the remote IEC 61850 equipment, but not that the remote equipment is
really connected).
• Set current (Administrator only): this action is not available if the corresponding
database is not the Standby one. If no equipment is selected, it just defines this
database as the reference (the status bar is then updated). If at least one piece of
equipment is selected, it implies a switch database order and a change operating
mode order (= go to Run) for all the connected equipment for which it’s necessary. A
pop-up is displayed if a disturbance file upload is running, explaining that the
execution of the request will be delayed. Agency is reconfigured if its current
configuration is not the future Current database one. This command does not impact
non-PACiS devices.
• Set/Download standby (Administrator only): this action is not available if the

corresponding database is the Current one. If no equipment is selected, it just defines
this database as the reference (the status bar is then updated). If at least one piece of
equipment is selected, it implies the configuration downloading for all the connected
equipment for which it’s necessary. A pop-up is displayed if a disturbance file upload
is running, explaining that the execution of the request will be delayed. This command
does not impact non-PACiS devices.
• Connect: this action is available as long as all selected database equipment are not
selected for connection, with the right IP address (i.e. if an equipment is currently
connected with an IP address different from its address in the selected database), or
on Administrator if disturbance monitoring status is Standby and the selected
database is the Current one and the agency configuration is not equal to the Current
System database one (this to allow to reconfigure the agency, which allows
disturbance monitoring to "restart"). This action is also available if at least one
equipment of the selected database has diag or iedDiag(s) data different from the one
available in the current agency configuration (this to allow to reconfigure the agency in
order to be able to see the diag(s) and iedDiag(s) data defined in the selected
database). When the user has Administrator rights, if the connection of all the
equipment involves a reconfiguration of the IEC 61850 agency (means one IP address
to connect is not available in the current agency configuration), a pop-up window
explaining this will be displayed, asking a confirmation. When the user has Observer
rights, only the equipment, which belongs to the IEC 61850 agency configuration, will
be connected.
• Disconnect: this action is available as long as at least one piece of equipment of the
selected database is selected for connection.
• Abort all the on going requests:

NOTE: These items can be accessed too from the contextual menu displayed
by right-clicking on line of the System databases store table.
2.1.6 Disturbance menu
The Disturbance menu is only available when the Databases panel is selected.
FIGURE 13: THE DISTURBANCE MENU

This menu has two items only available on administrator.
• Disturbance on (off) (shortcut: Ctrl + Alt + M): this action is available only if a current
database exists. It allows starting or stopping the disturbance file upload, for all the
chosen equipment of the database. This item is available, and the associated action
taken into account even if no equipment of the database is selected for connection.
Disturbance on involves an agency reconfiguration if its current configuration is not
the one of the System Current database.
• Choose equipment (shortcut: Ctrl + Alt + I): this action is available if the selected
database has equipment, which generates disturbance files. It displays the list of
devices (IEC 61850 equipment or IED managed by this equipment) of the database
which are able to produce disturbance files, and the user can select it or not (selected
means SMT will listen to disturbance event of this device). The selection is
immediately taken into account (but will have no immediate effect if the selected
database is not the current one and disturbance function is not activated on this
database). By default all devices are selected.
FIGURE 14: THE "CHOOSE EQUIPMENT" MENU
If disturbance bricks are redundant:

• the IED appears twice in the tree for each IEC 61850 server,
• the name of these IEDs is suffixed with a star (*),
• the name of the main IEC 61850 server is suffixed with a star (*),
• for the main server node, the name of the backup IEC 61850 server appears below
the legacy bus nodes,
• for the backup server node, the name of the main IEC 61850 server appears below
the legacy bus nodes.
The pop-up displayed at the end of each request (except disturbance stopping) indicates if
starting disturbance monitoring has failed on some equipment: this means disturbance event
is not monitored on these equipment (although device is ticked if the <choose equipment>
list). If starting disturbance monitoring has failed it probably means at configuration problem
in PACiS SMT or in the equipment. Stopping disturbance (globally or on a particular
equipment) always succeed from PACiS SMT point of view (protocol failure if exists doesn't
prevent PACiS SMT to stop monitoring the device).
If disturbance is on, and the agency configuration is not equal to the Current System
database one then disturbance status indicated in the status bar is "standby", which means
disturbance events are not monitored. If a request leads to an agency reconfiguration with
the Current System database agency configuration, disturbance monitoring will restart, and
status indicated in the status bar will be "on".
2.1.7 Equipment menu

The Equipment menu is only available when the Equipment tab is selected.
FIGURE 15: THE "EQUIPMENT" MENU

This menu has the following items:
• Switch (Administrator only): this action implies a switch database order for the
selected application(s).
• Switch all equipment (Administrator only): this action is applied to all equipment,
among all equipment selected for connection, for which it is possible.
• Download / Stand-by (Administrator only): this action is available only if a "Standby"

database has been selected in the System databases store list. It implies a
configuration downloading for the selected application(s).
• Download / Other… (Administrator only): this action opens a dialog box which allows
the user to select a database, among all the databases in which the application
appears. Once a database is chosen, it implies a configuration downloading for the
selected application(s).
• Download all equipment / Stand-by (Administrator only): this action is applied to all
equipment, among all equipment selected for connection, for which it is possible.
• Download all equipment / Other… (Administrator only): this action opens a dialog
box which allows the user to select a database, among all the databases in which the
application appears. Once a database is chosen, downloading is performed, among all
equipment selected for connection, for which it is possible.
• Upload / Stand-by.and Upload / Current (Administrator only): these actions are

available if only one application is selected in the table. A dialog box is then displayed
which allows to choose the destination of the uploaded file.
• Set Maintenance (Administrator only): this action is available for C264 only and also if
the equipment is already in Operational mode or in Test mode. When available this
action implies a change operating mode order for the selected equipment.
• Set Operational (Administrator only): this action is available if the equipment is

already in Maintenance mode. It implies a change operating mode order for the
selected equipment.
• Set Test (Administrator only): this action is not available for C264 only and also if the
equipment is already in Operational mode. It implies a change operating mode order
for the selected equipment.
• Set all equipment in Maintenance (Administrator only): this action is applied on all
equipment which are not in Maintenance mode, whether they are selected or not. This
action is not available for GTW-PC and OI.
• Set all equipment in Operational (Administrator only): this action is applied on all
equipment which are in Maintenance mode, whether they are selected or not.
• Set all equipment in Test (Administrator only): this action is applied on all C264
equipment which are in Operating mode, whether they are selected or not.
• Collapse Tree:
• Expand Tree:
• Download IEC61850 IEDs CID: The SMT can launch from contextual menu in the
equipment view the MiCOM S1 Studio with the targeted IED in parameter, in order to
have a direct connection between the MiCOM S1 and the IED. This facility is available
for IEC61850 IEDs .
• Abort all the on going requests:

NOTES: 1. These items can be accessed too from the contextual menu that is
displayed by right-clicking on an equipment in the Equipment
tab.
2. An observer is informed of an application on-going request

(switching, changing operating mode, downloading, uploading), he
can see the corresponding line blinking.
3. For all the requests, the end is signalled by a pop-up window that
the user has to acknowledge (the end means that PACiS SMT HMI
has sent all the mandatory requests to the IEC 61850 Agency and
received the synchronous acknowledgement, but has not wait the
complete result on the remote equipment). This pop-up window
signals the success of the request, or the list of equipment on
which the request has failed.
4. A request can be refused if the IEC 61850 agency is not OK.
2.1.8 Log menu

The Log menu has one sub-menu:
FIGURE 16: THE "LOG" MENU
• Kernel: this sub-menu has two items:
− Edit (shortcut Ctrl + E): the log file can be opened with a text editor (default editor
is Notepad) and can be printed. The content of the file is the content corresponding
to the moment of the Edit command; it is not updated in real time. If the user wants
to see if the file has been modified ten minutes later, for example, he has to close
the file, and to edit it once again
− Display (shortcut Ctrl + L): each new entry (event which occurs after the Display
command time) is printed in a list view, the lines scroll towards the top of the
window at each new event, the lowest line of the list being the more recent one.
This list is displayed in a dedicated window that can be iconified.
NOTE: The log edit and log display files are in the same language as PACiS
SMT HMI.
2.1.9 Time menu
The Time menu has a unique item: Set… The related dialog box shows the current system
date/time. You can modify any field. The current time shows in the status bar. It refreshes
every two seconds. If there is no Current system database defined, then this menu item is
not available.
FIGURE 17: THE "TIME" MENU AND RELATED DIALOG BOX

2.1.10 Options menu
The Options menu has two items. The associated dialog boxes allow to configure kernel
options and browser options.
FIGURE 18: CONFIGURATION OF KERNEL OPTIONS

For the configuration of kernel options the user can choose the following options (a selected
check box means yes, a cleared check box means no):
• Always confirm before execution: the default value is yes. Each modification is
immediately taken into account, and backed-up on the disk. This option applies only to
the concerned PACiS SMT HMI.
• Display complete log: the default value is yes. This option is used to filter the events
for the log display (not for the log edit): yes means that all the log events will be
displayed, no means that only the events concerning our connected equipment will be
displayed (plus general events as IEC 61850 agency loss, Set Current request, etc).
Each modification is immediately taken into account and backed-up on the disk. This
option applies only to the concerned PACiS SMT HMI.
• Always download the ApplicationDataBag (Administrator only): the default value is

no. Each modification is immediately taken into account, and backed-up on the disk.
This option is used to force the downloading of the ApplicationDataBag, even if the
application Vdbs is the same as the System Vdbs (it can be seen as the equivalent of
the “rebuild all” option for a compiler, it’s useful if some IEC 61850 equipment were
previously loaded with configuration of an other system which could have the same
Vdbs, but not the good ApplicationDataBag).
• Automatic disturbance starting (Administrator only): the default value is yes. This
option is used to decide if the automatic disturbance file upload is activated
automatically on a database when this one becomes the Current one.
• Keep previous disturbance equipment selection (Administrator only): the default

value is no. This option is used to decide if, when a database becomes the Current
one, selected equipment is that previously defined with the <Choose equipment>
menu, or are the same as the current database (as much as possible).
• Log event number (Administrator only): the maximum number of events to store in
the log file. The default value is 1000. Each modification is immediately taken into
account.
• Agency Services C/C++ C SMT calls to agency services, and callbacks are now
visible in a “dbwin” window (as PACiS OI for example). The name of this debug
window has to be defined in the key value
“HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/Smt/dbWinName”. This key is not defined after
an installation, it must be added manually. If this value is not defined, or its content is
empty, debug traces are not activated. The content of this value should be “dbwin”.
2.1.11 CMT menu
The CMT/Start menu launches the CMT application
FIGURE 19: THE CMT MENU

2.2 Databases display

The Databases are shown when the corresponding tab is selected.
Two tables are mainly displayed:
• the System databases store table
• the Equipment definition table
FIGURE 20: THE DATABASES DISPLAY

When a line is selected:
• The border of the line is black,
• The colour of the line is darkened.
2.2.1 System databases store table

The System database store table displays the following information about the available
SystemDataBag:
• Version (static information)
• Version date (static information)
• Name (static information)
• Version comment (static information)
• Current flag (dynamic information, set by the Set Current action)
• Standby flag (dynamic information, set by the Set Standby action)

The following state chart shows the possible statuses of a SystemDataBag.
FIGURE 21: SYSTEMDATABAG STATE CHART

A click on one of these six fields of a table line selects the line.
The <current> (<standby>) toggles are ticked if:
• they were not ticked and the user requests a <Set current> (<Set/download standby>)
action,
• they were ticked when the SMT was stopped.

The colour of the line can be:
• White:
− The database is not the Current nor the Standby one,

− The database is the Current or the Standby one and no equipment is selected,
• Grey: connection with IEC 61850 agency is not available,
• Green:
− For Current: all PACiS equipment of the system are connected, have the good
<current> Vdbs (i.e. the same one as the System database) and are in Operational
(run) mode, and all non PACiS equipment are connected
− For Standby: all PACiS equipment of the system are connected and have the good
< standby > Vdbs (i.e. the same one as the System database), and all non PACiS
equipment are connected
• Yellow:
− For current: all equipment of the system are selected for connection, at least one is
not responding, and all responding PACiS equipment have the good <current>
(<standby>) Vdbs (i.e. the same one as the System database) and are in
Operational (run) mode,
− For Standby: all equipment of the system are selected for connection, at least one
is not responding, and all responding PACiS equipment have the good <current>
(<standby>) Vdbs (i.e. the same one as the System database),
• Red:
− For current: at least one of the connected equipment has an incorrect Vdbs, or is
not in Operational (run) mode,
− For Standby: at least one of the connected equipment has an incorrect Vdbs,
• Blue: this colour can be modified and set to yellow or green in HMI initialisation file
− For Current: all the selected for connection PACiS equipment of the system are
connected, have the good <current> Vdbs (i.e. the same one as the System
database) and are in Operational (run) mode, and all non PACiS equipment are
connected, but not all the equipment of the system are selected for connection,
− For Standby: all the selected for connection equipment of the system are
connected and have the good < standby > Vdbs (i.e. the same one as the System
database), and all non PACiS equipment are connected, but not all the equipment
of the system are selected for connection,
• Blinking: a <Set current> (<Set/download standby>) or Connect all/Disconnect all
request is on going.
NOTE: The colour of the line is updated according to the results of any user
requests, the equipment behaviour (disconnected, etc…) and the IEC
61850 agency status.
2.2.2 Equipment definition table

The Equipment definition table displays equipment parameters and the user connection
choice:
• Name (static information)
• IP address (static information)
• Connection requested (dynamic information, set by the <Connect> or <Disconnect>

user action)
The content of this table depends on the filter value:
FIGURE 22: HMI EQUIPMENT DEFINITION TABLE
• selected DB: the content of the table is the list of the equipment composing the
database selected in the System databases store table.
• all selected eqt in all DB: the content of the table is the list of all selected equipment.
The IP address displayed is the current one (the one available in the IEC 61850
Agency configuration).
• selected eqt. for the selected DB: The content of the table is the list of selected
equipment which belongs to the database selected in the System databases store
table.
• not selected equipment for the selected DB: the content of the table is the list of the
not selected equipment which belong to the database selected in the System
databases store table.
For an Administrator, if the IP address field is red, it means:

• for a connected equipment, that the equipment is no more available (it was connected
before with this IP address but not now), or that the equipment is still connected but
not with this IP address,
• for a not connected equipment, that this equipment is not available in the current IEC
61850 agency configuration.
For an Administrator, if the line is grey and IEC 61850 agency is OK, it means:
• for a connected equipment, that the equipment is not available in the current IEC
61850 agency configuration. This is only possible with filter set to "All selected
equipment in all DB".
For an Observer, if the line is grey and IEC 61850 agency is OK, it means:
• for a connected equipment, that the equipment is no more available (it was connected
before with this IP address but not now), or that the equipment is still connected but
not with this IP address,
• for a not connected equipment, that this equipment is not available in the current IEC
61850 agency configuration.
If the IEC 61850 agency is not available, all the lines of the table are grey.
The following actions based upon the selected equipment can be initiated from the
Databases menu of the menu bar or from the contextual menu (right click on the selected
line), with the restrictions listed below:
• Connect (Administrator or Observer): this action is available on Administrator if an
equipment is currently connected with an IP address different from its address in the
selected database (the IP address colour is then red) or if disturbance monitoring is
Standby and the selected equipment belongs to the Current database (Current
System database selected in the System Database store table) and the agency
configuration is not equal to the Current System database one (this to allow to
reconfigure the agency, which allows disturbance monitoring to "restart"). <Connect>
is also available if equipment has diag or iedDiag(s) data different from the one
available in the current agency configuration (this to allow to reconfigure the agency in
order to be able to see the diag(s) and iedDiag(s) data defined in the selected
database for the equipment). Connect is not available if the line is grey on an
Observer. A pop-up is displayed if a disturbance file upload is running, explaining that
the execution of the request will be delayed.
• Disconnect (Administrator or Observer): this action is always available for a

connected equipment, except in case of SBUS agency failure. A pop-up is displayed if
a disturbance file upload is running, explaining that the execution of the request will be
delayed
NOTES: 1. It is possible to select several lines, but actions will be available
according to the conditions listed above. In this case, if a
confirmation has been requested, a global confirmation is
available.
2. A request can be refused if the IEC 61850 agency is not OK..
3. Once <Connect> has been chosen, the <Connection requested>

toggle is ticked (empty if <Disconnect>), whatever the real result
is. The real status of the connection is available in the Equipment
panel.
4. During the request the corresponding line(s) in the table blink. The
connect/disconnect requests are blocking; the user can’t do
anything else until they are finished (finished means that the
connection/disconnection is requested by the IEC 61850 agency to
the remote IEC 61850 equipment, but not that the remote
equipment is really connected/disconnected).
2.3 Equipment panel

2.3.1 PACiS devices
FIGURE 23: THE EQUIPMENT PANEL

The Equipment panel appears when the corresponding tabbed panel is selected; it contains
the tree view of the status of each piece of equipment selected for connection.
If a global request has been previously issued (from the Databases panel, for example
Set/download standby), this tree is updated with the results of the successive requests. In
the same way, after each request on this tree the Databases panel is updated.
When a node in the tree is selected, the relevant equipment name appears in the contextual
help field, and the equipment node changes:
• the colour of the node text becomes white,
• The background colour of the node is darkened.

2.3.1.1 Selected equipment status tree view
The tree view displays the following data:
• Identity extracted from “DI” brick including:
− Model,
− Serial Number (from “Vendor Identity”),
− Hardware Version (from “Vendor Identity”),
− Software Version (from “Vendor Identity”),
− System Version (from “Communication Identity”),
• Databases including Standby and current versions, which are updated upon change; if
the database has been modified within the equipment (ON line modification), a star
appears behind the version.
• Mode which is updated upon change,
• Hardware (may not exist) including all the data points which are contained in the
“DIAG” brick: the value of a data point is converted from a numeric value to a text
value according to diag labels which are provided by the system databag,
• Fieldbus (may not exist) including all the IEDs, which are connected over a legacy
bus. A colour is attached to each IED according to “CommSt” data extracted from
“IEDDIAG” brick:
− “green”: the IED is reachable through the legacy bus,

− “red”: the IED is not reachable through the legacy bus.
The following displayed items:
• Root node name,
• Hardware and Fieldbus nodes,

are connected with the equipment diag and iedDiag(s) brick(s) description of the system
databag with which the agency is configured.
Example: in system databag 1.0, appA has IED1, in system databag 2.0 appA has IED 1 and
IED2. If PACiS SMT agency configuration is 1.0, only IED1 will appear in tree-view, if PACiS
SMT agency configuration is 2.0 IED1 and IED2 will appear in tree-view. According to the
equipment current configuration these nodes may be reachable or not: if they are not
reachable hardware is present, but has no child node, and IED names are present but are in
white.
If no diag brick is defined for a device (in the system databag), then the tree does not contain
a “hardware” node for this device.
Also, if no fieldbus is defined (in the system databag), then the tree does not contain a
“fieldbus” node for this device.
Recall: Current and Stand-by Database version are System Database Version and not an
application version. Application version doesn’t exist inside PACiS SMT HMI.
The colour convention of the node label is:
• Grey: connection with IEC 61850 agency is not available, or the device is not
available in the current agency configuration.
• White, without child node: the device can’t be reached (PACiS SMT HMI
continuously attempts to connect) but the IEC 61850 agency is OK,
• White: the application is connected, but no Current and Standby System database are
defined, or the application does not belong neither to the Current nor to the Standby
System database.
• Blinking: a downloading database, switching database or change operating mode

request is on-going on this application,
• Green:
− Current and Standby System Vdbs are defined:

− the application current Vdbs is the same as the system current Vdbs, the
application standby Vdbs is the same as the system standby Vdbs and the
application is in Operational (Run) mode,
− Only Standby System Vdbs is defined:
− the application standby Vdbs is the same as the system standby Vdbs,
− Only Current System Vdbs is defined:
− the application current Vdbs is the same as the system current Vdbs and the
application is in Operational (Run) mode.
• Red:
− The application is in Faulty mode

− Current and Standby System Vdbs are defined:
− the application current Vdbs is not the same as the system current Vdbs, or the
application standby Vdbs is not the same as the system standby Vdbs, or the
application is not in Operational (Run) mode (Maintenance, Test or Faulty),
− Only Standby System Vdbs is defined:
− the application standby Vdbs is not the same as the system standby Vdbs,
− Only Current System Vdbs is defined:
− the application current Vdbs is not the same as the system current Vdbs or the
application is not in Operational (Run) mode
2.3.1.2 Tree icons
• Equipment node: two different icons can be defined by user, to indicate if an
application is reachable or not (1 for reachable, 1 for not reachable)
• All other nodes: each node can have its own icon which is defined by the user with the
“<SMT installation dir>/exe/images/EqptStatus/icon.properties” file.
If the selected “equipment” node is Grey, White without child node or Red, the help field of
the status bar displays a short textual information which give some precision about the
problem/status.
2.3.1.3 Contextual menu
FIGURE 24: THE "CONTEXTUAL" MENU

It is possible to select several lines, only the equipment that is in the good mode will be
concerned by the request. In this case, if a confirmation has been requested, a global
confirmation is available. For all the requests, when selected, a pop-up is displayed if a
disturbance file upload is running, explaining that the execution of the request will be
delayed.
2.3.2 Non PACiS devices

2.3.2.1 Selected equipment status tree view
The tree view displays the following data:
• Identity: only “name”, “Serial number” and “Hardware version” are displayed,
• Mode.
If one of these data does not exist for a device, the node is displayed with no attached value.
The colour convention of the node label is:
• Grey: connection with IEC 61850 agency is not available, or the device is not
available in the current agency configuration.
• White, without child node: the device can’t be reached (PACiS SMT HMI
continuously attempts to connect) but the IEC 61850 agency is OK,
• White: the application is connected, but no Current and Standby System database are
defined, or the application does not belong neither to the Current nor to the Standby
System database.
• Green:
− Current and Standby System Vdbs are defined: the application is in Operational
(Run) mode if mode is available, or mode is not available and application belongs
to the Current and/or to the Standby system database,
− Only Standby System Vdbs is defined: application belongs to the Standby system
database,
− Only Current System Vdbs is defined: the application is in Operational (Run) mode
if mode is available, or mode is not available and application belongs to the Current
system database.
• Red:
− The application is in Faulty mode,

− Current System Vdbs is defined: if mode is available and is not Operational (Run)
mode and application belongs to the Current system database.
2.3.2.2 Contextual menu
All the menu items are not enabled (except collapse and expand) because:
• its operating mode cannot be changed (mode control is a PACiS implementation),
• its configuration cannot be managed from PACiS SMT.

If the operator selects both PACiS devices and non-PACiS devices, the command does not
impact non-PACiS devices.
2.4 Log printing interface

2.4.1 Log display
The log display window appears as follows:
FIGURE 25: THE "LOG DISPLAY" WINDOW

The title indicates if all events are displayed (complete log), or only those concerning the
connected applications (my log).
The user can clear the window with the Clear button, freeze or resume the display with the
Freeze/Resume button.
A message is displayed if the freezing has been too long and then events have been lost.
2.4.2 Log description
The log file is managed in roll mode (when the maximum number of event is reached, the
oldest event is replaced by the current one). The last event is in the last line of the file.
The format of a line is:
{date} ; {user name} ; {equipment name} ; {user request/request status} ; { event}
A line is always composed of this five columns, if a field is not relevant for the event it is
empty.
with:
{date}: date of the event.
{user name}: user name, can be:
• IP address or name (for observer),
• ADMIN – IP address or name (for administrator),
• KERNEL.
{equipment name}: equipment name,
{user request/request status }: can be:

• User request:
− ADD DB xx.yy , xx.yy is the Vdbs,

− DELETE DB xx.yy , xx.yy is the Vdbs,
− CONNECT,
− DISCONNECT,
− SET CURRENT xx.yy, xx.yy being the Vdbs,
− SET/DOWNLOAD STANDBY xx.yy, xx.yy being the Vdbs,
− DOWNLOAD xx.yy, xx.yy being the Vdbs,
− UPLOAD CURRENT,
− UPLOAD STANDBY,
− SWITCH DB,
− RUN, for a Run order,
− MAINTENANCE, for a Maintenance order,
− TEST, for a Test order,
− SET TIME xxxx, xxxx being the date/time,
− SET LOG SIZE,
− CONFIG AGENCY STARTED,
− SET DISTURBANCE MONITORING ON,
− SET DISTURBANCE MONITORING OFF,
− ENABLE DISTURBANCE MONITORING IN DB xx.yy, xx.yy being the Vdbs,
− DISABLE DISTURBANCE MONITORING IN DB xx.yy, xx.yy being the Vdbs,
− START DISTURBANCE MONITORING (always followed by a failure reason),
− DISTURBANCE MONITORING STARTED,
− DISTURBANCE MONITORING STOPPED,
− UPLOAD DISTURBANCE FILE xxx, xxx being the file name,
− DISTURBANCE FILE CONVERSION STARTED ON xxx, xxx being the
disturbance file name,
− DELETE DISTURBANCE FILE xxx,
− SET DISTURBANCE MONITORING STARTING TO MANUAL,
− SET DISTURBANCE MONITORING STARTING TO AUTOMATIC,
− KEEP CURRENT EQUIPMENT SELECTION ON DISTURBANCE MONITORING
STARTING,
− IGNORE CURRENT EQUIPMENT SELECTION ON DISTURBANCE
MONITORING STARTING
− ENABLE DISTURBANCE MONITORING IN DB xx.yy, xx.yy being the Vdbs
(enabling disturbance monitoring on an equipment)
− DISABLE DISTURBANCE MONITORING IN DB xx.yy, xx.yy being the Vdbs
(disabling disturbance monitoring on an equipment)
• User request status:
− ENDED, only for SET CURRENT, SET/DOWNLOAD STANDBY or SET

DISTURBANCE MONITORING xx requests,
− SUCCESSFUL, for each equipment request, except CONNECT and
DISTURBANCE FILE CONVERSION STARTED ON xxx,
− FAILURE: reason of failure, for each equipment request, except CONNECT,
− CONFIG AGENCY xx.yy SUCCESSFUL, where xx.yy is the System Vdbs.
{event}: can be:
• A Kernel event:
− KERNEL START-UP,
− KERNEL EXIT,
− PASSWORD CHANGE.
• A user log in/log out event:
− LOG IN,
− LOG OUT, in this case all the following equipment disconnection are not recorded
in the log file,
− DISAPPEARANCE, when the user disappears without a log out request,
• An equipment event:
− CONNECTED,
− DISCONNECTED, on a volunteer user disconnection, or on a user disappearance
(Log out or disappearance),
− xx.yy STANDBY, when Stand-by Vdbs is modified (xx.yy = new Stand-by Vdbs),
− xx.yy CURRENT when Current Vdbs is modified (xx.yy = new Current Vdbs),
− RUNNING, when Mode has just switched to Run,
− IN MAINTENANCE, when Mode has just switched to Maintenance,
− IN TEST, when Mode has just switched to Test,
− FAULTY, when Mode has just switched to Faulty,
− DISTURBANCE FILE(S) TO UPLOAD, when a new disturbance file is available,
− DISTURBANCE FILE UPLOAD xxx SUCCESSFUL or FAILURE, xxx being the file
name.
• An IEC 61850 agency event:
− SBUS agency has disappeared, when connection with equipment disappears –

note that when an IEC 61850 agency failure occurs the following equipment
disconnections are not recorded in the log file,
− SBUS agency is coming back, when agency becomes available again.
There’s no global report for the connect/disconnect all, but all the elementary sequences will
be recorded (in the log file will appear as many Connect requests as concerned
applications).
All the fields are left aligned, they are separated by space-comma-space, and then Excel can
easily process them for example.
2.5 Disturbance and waveform files

For a given device, once the file is read in the IEC 61850 equipment it is stored in a file
called <device_name>_yymmdd_hhmmss.dxx, where xx ∈ [00,99] (but COMTRADE files
are suffixed by ".dat" and ".cfg" extensions): a maximum of 10 files can be stored per device.
These files are stored in the directory <DisturbanceStoragePath>/DB<Current database
Vdbs>/<device name>/<IED name>.
NOTE: If the device generates itself disturbance files, then the <IED name>
sub-directory does not exist.
The default DisturbanceStoragePath value is <SMT installation dir>/disturbance (can be
modified in kernel.ini file). The maximum space available for storage in
<DisturbanceStoragePath> is defined by the parameter MaxDisturbanceStorageSize in
the kernel.ini file.
If specified in kernel.ini file, a special processing can be launched on a given file type once
a file is created (PACiS SMT HMI responsibility is then only to launch the processing).
A storage policy is defined to avoid filling up the hard disk:
• this principle defines a storage area per DB.
• when disk space used in DisturbanceStoragePath reaches

maxDisturbanceStorageSize the oldest DB record storage area is recursively
deleted. It is under responsibility of maintenance people to make previous storage on
other support. If only current DB remains, the two oldest files of each device directory
are automatically deleted.
Each file upload, hard disk file creation or deletion is logged.
2.5.1 Behaviour of Choose equipment menu with disturbance options
• Default behaviour: when a database becomes the Current one disturbance function is
automatically activated, on all devices.
• Keep previous disturbance equipment selection to false: if a selection of device has

been done previously with the Choose equipment menu on a database, when this one
becomes the Current one, disturbance function is automatically activated on selected
devices.
• Keep previous disturbance equipment selection to true: supposing DB 1.0 is Current

and only devices A and B are selected for disturbance, DB 2.0 is Standby and devices
A, B and C are selected for disturbance - when 2.0 will become Current disturbance
function will be activated only on A and B (and only A and B will appear selected in the
Choose menu dialog box).
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SETTINGS
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2. CONFIGURATION FILES 4
3. REGISTRY KEYS 5
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This document is a chapter of the PACiS SMT documentation. It describes the Settings
which can modify the behaviour this product.
The setting is done through modifying configuration files or setting keys in the registry.
This chapter defines settings with default value setting at the installation time. But also
shows which settings to modify for obtaining typical use case of the application.
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2. CONFIGURATION FILES
Configuration files kernel.ini and hmi.ini are described in chapter Installation
(SMT/EN IN) of this documentation.
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3. REGISTRY KEYS
The installation procedure sets the registry keys.
They are described in chapter Maintenance (SMT MF/EN IN) of this documentation.
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Logical Diagrams SMT/EN LG/D10
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LOGICAL DIAGRAMS
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CONTENT
2. PLANT DATA INTERFACE 4

2.1 Connecting an IEC 61850 server 4
2.2 Downloading an application databag into an IEC 61850 server 6
2.3 Switching an application databag 7
2.4 Uploading mode orders 8
2.5 Uploading of a disturbance file 9
2.6 Configuration of MiCOM IEDs 10
SMT/EN LG/D10 Logical Diagrams
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This document is a chapter of the PACiS SMT manual. It describes the Logical functions and
automations (encoded LG for Logic Diagrams) of this software application.
For further details concerning the configuration of functions, refer to the PACiS SMT AP
chapter.
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2. PLANT DATA INTERFACE

2.1 Connecting an IEC 61850 server
The following state diagram shows the life cycle of a session established by PACiS SMT with
an IEC 61850 server.
This association can be started:
• from an “administrator“ HMI (state “connected admin“),
• from an “observer“ HMI (state “connected obs“),
• from PACiS SMT KERNEL if disturbance monitoring is configured (state "connected

kernel"),
create()
init
download
switchDB
c onnect (Obs) connect(Obs) connect(Admin) setMaint connect(Kernel)
loss/return of ...connect
application (Obs) / return
of application
T3
connected connected T1
Obs Admin
T4
T2
T3
connected
T2 Kernel
T5 T6
Dist . monitoring off

disconnected loss / return of application
delete()
T1 : connect (Admin)
T2 : disconnect AND no more connection (Admin and Obs) AND dist. monitoring on
T3 : connect (Obs)
T4 : disconnect AND connected Admin
T5 : disconnect AND no more connection (Admin and Obs)
T6 : disconnect AND no more connection (Admin and Obs)
S0117ENa
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State Comment
connectedObs from:
Init: an observer opens a connection with the IEC 61850 server,
ConnectedAdmin: an administrator closes the connection with the IEC
61850 server.
connectedAdmin from:
Init: an administrator opens a connection with the IEC 61850 server,
ConnectedObs: an administrator opens a connection the IEC 61850
server.
In this state, all the administrator commands are available.
connectedKernel from:
Init: PACiS SMT KERNEL starts,a Current System DB exists and
disturbance monitoring is required on this IEC 61850 server,
OR PACiS SMT KERNEL is running and a start disturbance monitoring
order is received:
PACiS SMT KERNEL opens a connection with the IEC 61850 server,
ConnectedObs: the last observer disconnects from the IEC 61850
server, no Administrator is connected and disturbance monitoring is
required on this IEC 61850 server,
ConnectedAdmin: the Administrator disconnects from the IEC 61850
server, no more Observer is connected and disturbance monitoring is
required on this application
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2.2 Downloading an application databag into an IEC 61850 server
setVdbs()
wait_vdbs
download()
downloading no download
required
config
downloaded
S0118ENa
State Comment
Wait_vdbs PACiS SMT KERNEL has written the new “Vdbs” into
“DBID.ST.TrsVdbs” data leaf, and is waiting for the acknowledgement.
downloading PACiS SMT is downloading the application databag
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2.3 Switching an application databag
switchDB()
switching
OnSwitchDone()
wait_DBstat
new DBstat
reportReceived()
S0119ENa
State Comment
switching PACiS SMT KERNEL has launched a control on “DI.DBID.ODDBSw” data
leaf, and is waiting for the acknowledgement of the control.
Wait_DB_stat PACiS SMT KERNEL is waiting for the right current Vdbs and the “Run”
mode.
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2.4 Uploading mode orders
setModeRq(run) setModeRq(maint)
setModeRq(test)
set_run set_test set_maint
setModeDone() setModeDone() setModeDone()
wait_run wait_test wait_maint
reportReceived() reportReceived()
reportReceived()
S0120ENa
State Comment
Set_<mode> PACiS SMT KERNEL has launched a control on “GLOBE.ODMode” data
leaf, and is waiting for the acknowledgement of the control.
Wait_<mode> PACiS SMT KERNEL is waiting for the right mode
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2.5 Uploading of a disturbance file
activateReport() failure
Faulty
activateReport()
activateReportDone failure
de-activateReport() failure
wait_activate_report
activateReportDone
readValue() failure wait_report
stop
reportReceived
readValueDone
failure or missing wait_
wait_dir_name
deactivate_report
reportReceived {**}
readValueDone
fileReadDirEntry
failure de-activateReportDone {*}
reading_file_list
read ended
fileGet() ended Uploading
association loss OR stop on

application side Vdbs change
end
- The xxx failure transitions are supposed occurring without association loss or stop
on application-side Current Vdbs change.
- on activateReportDone call-back missing request is stopped after a time-out
- {*} : whatever the result is (success or failure)
- {**}: for a non-PACiS device, wait_dir_name state is skipped
S0121ENa
State Comment
Wait_activate_report PACiS SMT KERNEL has activated a report for status of the disturbance
brick
Wait_report PACiS SMT is waiting for a disturbance notification
Wait_dir_name PACiS SMT has received a disturbance notification, and has launched the
reading of the name of the directory which contains the disturbance files.
Reading_file_ list PACiS SMT is reading the name list of the files to be uploaded.
Uploading PACiS SMT is uploading the disturbance files.
2.6 Configuration of MiCOM IEDs

Following state diagram shows the integration of 4 engineering tools (the SCE, the SMT, the
MiCOM S1 Studio and the IED Configurator) to facilitate the configuration and the setting of
MiCOM IEDs.
FIGURE 1: MiCOM S1 STUDIO LOGIC DIAGRAM
The SMT can launch from contextual menu in the equipment view MiCOM S1 Studio with the
targeted IED for parameter, in order to have a direct connection between the MiCOM S1 and
the IED. This facility is available for IEC61850 IEDs and legacy IEDs.
PACiS SMT
COMMISSIONING
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2. COMMISSIONING PROCEDURES 4
2.1 PACiS SMT KERNEL & HMI 4
2.2 PACiS SMT WTS 5
2.2.1 Server side configuration 5
2.2.2 Client side configuration 8
SMT/EN CM/D10 Commissioning
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This document is a chapter of the PACiS SMT manual. It describes the commissioning of the
product that should not be confused with application commissioning. This chapter follows
directly the IN installation chapter.
To commission PACiS SMT, it is only necessary to verify that the software is functioning
correctly in the defined environment.
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2. COMMISSIONING PROCEDURES
2.1 PACiS SMT KERNEL & HMI
NOTE: All figures are extracted from PACiS SMT and provided as example
Once the installation is processed, the “exe” directory is as follows:
C:\Program Files\Schneider Electric\PACiS\Smt\exe
Schneider Electric
FIGURE 1: THE CONTENT OF EXE DIRECTORY
• Directories are always present, except dtd which is only present on Kernel,
• Files hmi*.* and SMT_hmi.exe are present only if HMI is installed,
• Others files are present only if Kernel is installed.

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2.2 PACiS SMT WTS

2.2.1 Server side configuration
To move System Databag files (.zip files) from the client side to the server side, use the SMT
and File Transfer Protocol (FTP) via Windows Terminal Services (WTS).
Internet Information Services (IIS) is a web server provided with the MicrosoftTM Windows
2003 Server. You can easily configure the IIS to make an FTP site. Once you set up the
MicrosoftTM Windows 2003 Server, configure the IIS as follows:
1. Open the Internet Services Manager panel: Start -> Programs -> Administrative
Tools -> Internet Services Manager.
2. Select your IIS server.
3. Select Default FTP Site Right click and select Properties. Please refer to Figure 2.
FIGURE 2: INTERNET INFORMATION SERVICES (IIS) CONFIGURATION DISPLAY

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4. Configure the user profiles for those users who you will allow to get FTP access to your
server. These user profiles are the same user profiles that are used to log on. In the
PACiS context, use the same user profile as the one you use for WTS. Make sure to
uncheck the box Allow Anonymous Connections
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5. Configure the directory that you use to store the content of the FTP site. In the PACiS
OI context, this directory is the one where you put databag files. Make sure that you
select Read and Write.
6. For the command By default, all computers will be , select Granted Access..
7. Click Apply. Click OK. The FTP site of PC1 is serviceable. Use an Internet browser to
get easy access to the FTP site. The server side installation is now complete.
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2.2.2 Client side configuration
1. For a Client PC that operates with Windows 2003 or XP, go to Tools -> Internet
Options. You must verify only one parameter:
2. Make sure that you select Enable folder view for FTP sites. The firewall updates
automatically and will not block remote access.
PACiS SMT
COMMISSIONING RECORD SHEET

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2. COMMISSIONING RECORD SHEETS 4

2.1 PACiS SMT KERNEL 4
2.2 PACiS SMT HMI 4
SMT/EN RS/D10 Commissioning Record Sheet
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This document is a chapter of the PACiS SMT manual. It is a complement to the PACiS
SMT/EN CM chapter.
SMT/EN RS/D10 Commissioning Record Sheet
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2. COMMISSIONING RECORD SHEETS

2.1 PACiS SMT KERNEL
Item OK/NOK
PACiS SCE interface: «<InstallDir>\exe\dtd» directory contains the
«sysmnt.dtd» file
Init parameters: «<InstallDir>\exe\kernel.ini» file contains the kernel
parameters entered by the user when installing PACiS SMT.
Multilinguism: «<InstallDir>\exe\lang» contains the kernel_<local>.properties,
hmi_<local>.properties, eqpt_status_<local>.properties, for the requested
«local» language (e.g «es»)
Old Databases: «<InstallDir>\saveObject\db» directory must be cleared
Disturbance converters: a dedicated directory (location entered when installing
(default: <InstallDir>\disturbance converters»)) contains all the requested
converters.
2.2 PACiS SMT HMI
Item OK/NOK
Equipment tree icons: «<InstallDir>\exe\images\EqptStatus» directory contains
the customized icons (if any) to be used in the equipment display
Init parameters: «<InstallDir>\exe\hmi.ini» file contains the hmi parameters
entered by the user when installing PACiS SMT.
Multilinguism: «<InstallDir>\exe\lang» contains the hmi_<local>.properties,
eqpt_status_<local>.properties, for the requested «local» language (e.g «es»)
PACiS SMT
MAINTENANCE
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2. STANDARD MAINTENANCE OPERATION 4

2.1 PACiS SMT KERNEL Fault code and signal description 4
2.1.1 PACiS SMT systray icon 4
2.1.2 PACiS SMT KERNEL main window 7
2.2 PACiS SMT HMI Fault code and signal description 11
3. ADVANCED MAINTENANCE OPERATION 12

SMT/EN MF/D10 Maintenance
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This document is a chapter of the PACiS SMT manual. It describes the Maintenance
procedure and Fault Finding of the PACiS SMT Application software. Reading of SA chapter
is mandatory.
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2. STANDARD MAINTENANCE OPERATION

The aim of this chapter is to describe standard way to diagnosed PACiS SMT status, and
common maintenance operation.
When maintenance action is planned, the operator should prepare, act and report.
The minimal preparation is to get the commissioning Record Sheet (see the RS chapter) of
installed PACiS SMT in order to see the product version and its history. The User should
refer also to its own exploitation besides this manual. It is also recommended to pick-up
extraction of logbook history to be informed of the intervention conditions.
When facing - the product several designations has been implemented to check the context,
whose main ones, at a first level are the messages directly displayed by the PACiS SMT
application on the screen of the PC.
2.1 PACiS SMT KERNEL Fault code and signal description
2.1.1 PACiS SMT systray icon
As soon as PACiS SMT KERNEL Application is started, an icon (1) is available in the
Microsoft® Windows Operating System.
(1) SMT Kernel Icon
FIGURE 1: SMT KERNEL ICON

If the IEC 61850 agency is available this icon is green, else it's yellow.
If the last agency configuration request has failed (and agency is available) then this icon is
red.
By right-clicking the PACiS SMT kernel icon a contextual menu with the following items is
displayed:
FIGURE 2: SMT CONTEXTUAL MENU

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By clicking options, except Exit Kernel, an authentication window is displayed with login and
password.
NOTE: The SMT login (profile) definition and passwords setting are described
on SMT chapter HI, please refer it for details.
Trace Kernel: This action displays the Kernel trace window. This window is real-time
updated and appears as follows:
FIGURE 3: TRACE KERNEL WINDOW
• The user can clear the window with the Clear button, freeze or resume the display
with the Resume / Freeze button.
• When Start record is pressed, everything which is displayed in this window is copied
in TraceKernel file in the trace directory (%SMT_DIR%\trace\). Press Stop Record to
stop recording. Be careful, each time a recording is started, the file TraceKernel is
reset.
• A message is displayed if the freezing has been too long and then events have been
lost.
NOTE: The Kernel trace window can be displayed too by clicking
Trace/Display in the main window.
FIGURE 4: OPENING THE KERNEL TRACE FROM THE SMT MAIN WINDOW
Set password: Passwords setting for each login (profile) are described on SMT chapter HI,
please refer it for details.
Configure kernel: This action displays the main window (described in the next section).
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View security logs: This action displays first, an authentication window login Security
administrator and password. If the password is correct, the SecurityLog Window is
displayed.
FIGURE 5: SMT AUTHENTICATION WINDOW
FIGURE 6: SMT SECURITY LOG WINDOW

Exit: This action displays a confirmation dialog box.
FIGURE 7: EXIT CONFIRMATION DIALOG BOX

NOTE: You can also see SMT calls to agency services and callbacks using
Dbgview from Sysinternals in the Tools folder.
Select in the menu Options: Clock Time and Show Milliseconds.
To set the name of the debug window:
⇒ Add manually to the registry the new key dbWinName as follow:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/…/Smt/dbWinName
⇒ Set the value to SMT.

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2.1.2 PACiS SMT KERNEL main window

The main window of PACIS SMT KERNEL is composed of:
• a menu bar (1),
• a status bar (2) showing:
− the presence of observers (3), with their IP addresses or names,
− the presence of an administrator on the system (4), with its IP address or name,
− the connection status of PACiS SMT to IEC61850 station bus (5),
− the system current database Vdbs (6),
− the system standby database Vdbs (7).
(1)
(3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
(2)
FIGURE 8: PACiS SMT KERNEL MAIN WINDOW
2.1.2.1 PACiS SMT KERNEL System menu
FIGURE 9: SYSTEM MENU

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The system menu has one item:

Exit: This action displays a confirmation dialog box.
FIGURE 10: EXIT CONFIRMATION DIALOG BOX

2.1.2.2 PACiS SMT KERNEL Trace menu
The Trace menu is composed of the three following items:
FIGURE 11: TRACE MENU

Set level: this action displays the following window which allows to select the trace level.
FIGURE 12: SET TRACE LEVEL DIALOG BOX

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Set trace filter: this action displays the following window which allows to select the
messages to be displayed.
FIGURE 13: SET TRACE FILTER DIALOG BOX

1. UCA agency (except heart beat and Diag): when this check box is selected all the
messages transmitted between the SMT kernel and the SBUS agency, (except heart
beat messages and Diag messages), are displayed in the trace window.
2. Hmi request: when this check box is selected all the requests transmitted from the
SMT HMI to the SMT kernel are displayed in the trace window.
3. System database: when this check box is selected all information related to addition of
a database is displayed in the trace window.
4. Dialogs with application: when this check box is selected all the messages
transmitted between the SMT kernel and the SBUS devices are displayed in the trace
window.
5. Messages sent in multicast: when this check box is selected all the messages sent
transmitted from SMT kernel to all the SMT HMI are displayed in the trace window.
6. Kernel internal messages: when this check box is selected all the internal debug
messages generated by the SMT kernel are displayed in the trace window.
7. Agency heart beat: when this check box is selected all the periodic heart beat
messages received from the SBUS agency are displayed in the trace window.
8. Diag (equipment and IEDs): when this check box is selected all the diagnostic
messages and related report messages are displayed.
Display: this action displays the kernel trace window (see Figure 3: trace kernel window).
Trace level(s) and filter(s) choices are saved on the disk.
2.1.2.3 PACiS SMT KERNEL Show menu

It shows the following items:
FIGURE 14: SHOW MENU

Equipment: This action displays all the equipment currently connected by all the connected
PACiS SMT HMI's, their status and by who the connection is requested, in the following
table. The request column indicates if a request on this equipment is on-going (it contains
then the request name). Any on-going request can be aborted from there, with a right click
on the selected line. When a disturbance file upload is on-going it's indicated in the column
request (and abort is not available).
FIGURE 15 :PACiS SMT KERNEL EQUIPMENT TABLE

System DB: This action displays all the system Databases currently available in the Kernel
FIGURE 16: PACiS SMT KERNEL SYSTEM DB TABLE

Kernel param: This action displays all the kernel parameters current values
FIGURE 17: KERNEL PARAMETERS WINDOW

Stop: This action clears the main window center panel.
2.1.2.4 PACiS SMT KERNEL Help menu
The Help menu has an item: About System Management Tool… which gives the SMT
release number.
FIGURE 18: HELP MENU
2.2 PACiS SMT HMI Fault code and signal description

The log display window and log file are described in section 2.5 of chapter Human Interface
of this documentation (document PACiS SMT/EN HI/C50).
3. ADVANCED MAINTENANCE OPERATION

System revision used by PACiS SMT KERNEL to check IEC 61850 applications compatibility
is stored in the Microsoft® Windows registry, at the following location:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\AREVA\PACiS\SMT\SystRev
NOTE: For registry keys details, please consult the Schneider Electric
technical support if needed.
The displayed keys are:
Name Type Data Usage

smt_hmi REG_SZ C:\Program Files\Pacis\Smt Folder of the hmi executable
smt_kernel REG_SZ C:\Program Files\Pacis\Smt Folder of the kernel executable
Status REG_SZ stop user request
SystRev REG_SZ 1 0: UCA2 SBUS
1: IEC-61850 SBUS
The folder name HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\AREVA\PACIS\Smt\<x.yy.zz>

gives the release of the installed SMT.
In the example above, the release is K.04.07.
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2. PROBLEM ANALYSIS 4
SMT/EN PR/D10 Problem Analysis
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This document is a chapter of the PACiS SMT manual. It describes the product problem
analysis. This chapter is a complement to the Commissioning and Maintenance chapters.
SMT/EN PR/D10 Problem Analysis
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2. PROBLEM ANALYSIS
To get explainations about the main features of how the Application is running (icon’s color code in the
Windows System Tray) see the chapter Maintenance (MF).
Problem What to check ?

It’s not possible to connect « Lean.cfg » file (located in the <installSMT>/sbus directory) does not
an IEC 61850 server contain the name of this IEC 61850 server.
Station bus break down.
PACiS SMT HMI cannot “Hmi.ini” file (located in <installSMT>/exe directory) does not contain
establish a connection with the right data about the PACIS SMT KERNEL (IP address, RMI port).
the PACIS SMT KERNEL
Station bus break down.
Disturbance monitoring does The current “Vdbs” (version of the system database) of the IEC 61850
not start for an IEC 61850 server is different than the current system database.
server
It’s not possible to connect a The IP address of SMT server is wrong,
stand-alone SMT client with
The SMT server is not running.
the SMT server
GLOSSARY
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2. GLOSSARY 4
PACiS/EN LX/D10 Glossary
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This document is the last chapter of each PACiS documentation. It is the glossary.
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2. GLOSSARY
AC Alternating Current
AccI Accumulator Input
ACSI Abstract Communication Service Interface
Mapping from the standard IEC 61850 abstract specification of
communication service to a concrete communication infrastructure based
on CORBA.
A/D Analog/Digital
ADC Analog to Digital Converter
AE qualifier Application Entity qualifier
Used internally by IEC 61850 to identify a server application
AI Analog Input (Measurement Value including state attribute)
Commonly Voltage or current DC signals delivered by transducers, and
representing an external value (refer to CT/VT for AC).
AIS Air Insulated Substation
AIU Analog Input Unit ( C264 Bay Computer board name for DC Analog Input)
Alarm An alarm is any event tagged as an alarm during the configuration phase
AO Analog Output
Value corresponding to a desired output current applied to a DAC.
AOU Analog Output Unit ( C264 Bay Computer board name for Analog Output)
API Application Programming Interfaces
AR Auto-Reclose
ARS Auto-Recloser
ASCII American Standard Code for Information Interchange
ASDU Application Specific Data Unit
Name given in the OSI protocol for applicable data (T103, T101..)
ASE Applied System Engineering
ATCC Automatic Tap Change Control
Automation in charge of secondary voltage regulation, more specific than
AVR
AVR Automatic Voltage Regulator
Automatic system used to regulate the secondary voltage by automatic
tap changer control (see ATCC). Set of features can be added, see
chapter C264 FT.
Bay Set of LV, MV or HV equipment (switchgears and transformers) and
devices (Protective, Measurement…) usually encompassing a Circuit
Breaker and ancillary devices, and controlled by a bay computer.
BCD Binary Coded Decimal
One C264 supported coding on a set of Digital Inputs, that determine a
Digital Measurement, then a Measurement value (with specific invalid
code when coding is not valid). Each decimal digit is coded by 4 binary
digits.
BCP Bay Control Point
Name given to the device or part used to control a bay. It can be Mosaic
Panel, C264 LCD, usually associated with Remote/Local control.
BCU Bay Control Unit
Name given to the C264 controlling a bay. Usually in contrast to
Standalone.
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BI Binary Input (or Information)

Designation of already filtered data entered into the C264 Bay Computer
before they become SPS, DPS with time tag and quality attributes
BIU Basic Interface Unit
C264 board for auxiliary power supply, watchdog relay, redundancy I/O
BNC A connector for coaxial cable.
B-Watch Monitoring and control device for GIS substation.
CAD Computer Aided Design
Computer application dedicated to the design of wiring, for example.
CAS CASe
C264 Bay Computer rack
CAT Computer Administration Tool
CB Circuit Breaker
Specific dipole switch with the capability to make line current and break
fault current. Some have isolation capability, i.e. nominal grounding
(earthing) at each side.
CBC Compact Bay Controller
Small capacity Bay Computer for Medium Voltage applications, typically
C264C
CC Complemented Contact
CCU Circuit breaker Control Unit
C264 Bay Computer board dedicated to switch control with 8DI, 4 DO
CDM Conceptual Data Modeling
This is the modeling of system/devices data using a hierarchy of
structured data (called object or class) with their attributes, methods or
properties and the relations between each other. It maps common data to
devices or components of devices, with guarantee of interoperability.
Class Defined in IEC 61850 as: description of a set of objects that share the
same attributes, services, relationships, and semantics
Client Defined in IEC 61850 as: entity that requests a service from a server and
that receives unsolicited messages from a server
CM Commissioning
CMT Computer Maintenance Tool
CO Command, logic information Output (Functional Component) / Contact
Open
COMTRADE Common Format For Transient Data Exchange (international standard
IEC 60255-24)
CPU Central Processing Unit
C264 Bay Computer main board based on a Power PC
CRC Cyclic Redundancy Check
Coding result sent with packet of transmitted data to guarantee their
integrity. Usually result of a division of transmitted data by polynomial.
CSV Character Separate Values
ASCII values separated by a predefined character or string as in Excel or
ASCII Comtrade.
CT Current Transformer
Basically the electric device connected to process and extract a current
measurement. By extension, part of a device (C264) that receives an AC
value and converts it into a numerical measurement value.
CT/VT Current and Voltage transformers
(Conventional) By extension, the C264 TMU board.
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CT/VT Current and Voltage transformers

(Non- New generation of transducer based for example on light diffraction under
Conventional or an electric field. Without transformer, gives a direct numerical
intelligent) measurement of voltage and current as a communicating IED.
CSV Character Separated Values
ASCII values separated by predefined character or string as in Excel or
ASCII Comtrade.
DAC Data Acquisition component of the GPT
DAC Digital to Analog Converter
Used to generate an analog signal (usually DC) from a digital value.
DB DataBase
Tool or set of data that defines the entire configuration of a system or
specific device such as a computer. In contrast to a setting or parameter,
the DB has a structure that cannot be modified on-line. DBs are always
versioned.
DB-9 A 9-pin family of plugs and sockets widely used in communications and
computer devices.
DBI Don’t Believe It
Term used for an undefined state of a double point when inputs are not
complementary. DBI00 signifies dynamic state or jammed. DBI11 signifies
undefined.
DBID Databases Identity Brick
DC Direct Current
DC, DPC Double (Point) Control
Two digits and/or relay outputs used for device control with
complementary meaning (OPEN, CLOSE).
DCF77 External master clock and protocol transmission
LF transmitter located at Mainflingen, Germany, about 25 km south-east
of Frankfurt/Main, broadcasting legal time on a 77.5 kHz standard
frequency.
DCO Double Control Output
DCP Device Control Point
Located at device level (electric device or IED). It should have its own
Remote/Local switch.
DCS Digital Control System
Generic name of system based on numeric communication and devices,
to be opposed to traditional electrically wired control.
DCT Double Counter
Counter based on 2 DI with complementary states (counting switching
operations, for example)
DE Direct Execute
DELTA Phase-to-phase delta values
Device Term used for one of the following units:
Protective relays, metering units, IED, switchgear), disturbance or quality
recorders.
Switchgear: switching device such as a CB, disconnector or grounding
(earthing) switch
DHMI C264 Display HMI
DI Digital Input
Binary information related to the presence or to the absence of an external
signal, delivered by a voltage source.
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DIN Deutsche Institut für Normung

The German standardization body.
DIU DC Input Unit
C264 Bay Computer board name for Digital Input
DLL Dynamic Link Library. Available on Windows XP.
A feature that allows executable code modules to be loaded on demand
and linked at run time. This enables the library-code fields to be updated
automatically, transparent to applications, and then unloaded when they
are no longer needed.
DM Digital Measurement
A measurement value with acquisition by DI and a specific coding BCD,
Gray, 1-out-of-n, and so on.
DNP3.0 Distributed Network Protocol
DNP3 is a set of communication protocols used between components in
process automation systems.
DO Digital Output
Used to apply a voltage to an external device via a relay, in order to
execute single or dual, transient or permanent, commands.
DOF Degree Of Freedom
Used for a template attribute that can be modified or not when used. An
attribute has a degree of freedom if a user can modify its values on its
instances
DOU Digital Output Unit
C264 Bay Computer board name for Digital Output
DP Double Point
Information/control derived from 2 digital inputs/output; usually employed
for position indication of switching devices (OPEN, CLOSE).
DPC Double Point Control
DPS Double Point Status
Position indication of switching devices (OPEN, CLOSE).
ECDD Coherent Extract of Distributed Data
ECU Extended Communication Unit.
External module connected to the CPU board. This module converts non-
insulated RS232 into optical signal or insulated RS485/RS422.
EH90 Transmission protocol dedicated to time synchronization and standardized
by EDF. Specification document: D.652/90-26c, March 1991.
EMC Electro-Magnetic Compatibility
EPATR Ensemble de Protection Ampèremétrique de Terre Résistante (French
legacy: very resistive earth current module)
Event An event is a time-tagged change of state/value, acquired or transmitted
by a digital control system.
EWS Engineering Workstation
FAT Factory Acceptance Test
Validation procedures execution with the customer at factory.(i.e. SAT)
FBD Functional Block Diagram
One of the IEC 61131-3 programming languages (language used to define
configurable automation).
FIFO First In First Out
FO Fiber-Optic
FP Front Panel
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FTP Foil Twisted Pair

FLS Fast Load Shedding
FSS Force Suppress Substitute
Gateway Level 6 session of OSI, the gateway is any device transferring data
between different networks and/or protocols. The RTU function of the
C264 gives a gateway behavior to SCADA or RCP level. PACiS Gateway
is separate PC base device dedicated to this function.
GHU Graphic Human interface Unit
C264 Bay Computer Front Panel digital part (LCD, buttons, Front RS)
GIS Gas Insulated Substation
GLOBE GLOBE Brick
GMT Greenwich Mean Time
Absolute time reference
GPS Global Positioning System
Based on triangulation from satellite signals.
Also transmits absolute GMT time used to synchronize a master clock
GOOSE Generic Object Oriented Substation Event
GPT Generic Protocol Translator software, supplied by ASE
Group Logical combination of BI (i.e. SP, DP, SI or other groups).
GSSE Generic Substation Status Event
Hand Dressing Facility for an operator to set the position of a device manually (position
acquired by other means) from the HMI at SCP level; e.g. from OPEN to
CLOSE (without any impact on the “physical” position of the electrical
switching device).
HELPS Hostable Emulator for Load and Protocol Simulation. HELPS simulates
an Intelligent Electronic Device (IED)
HMGA Horizontal Measurement Graphical Area
HMI Human Machine Interface
Can be PACiS OI (Operator Interface) or C264 LCD (Local Control
Display) or set of LEDs, mosaic...
HSR High Speed Auto-Recloser, first cycles of AR
HTML Hyper Text Mark-up Language
Used as standard format for web display
HV High Voltage (for example 30kV to 150kV)
I/O Input/Output
ICD IED Capability Description
IEC International Electro-technical Commission
IED Intelligent Electronic Device
General expression for a whole range of microprocessor based products
for data collection and information processing
IP Internet Protocol
IRIG-B Inter-Range Instrumentation Group standard format B. This is an
international standard for time synchronization based on an analog signal.
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JAMMED Invalid state of a Double Point:

Occurs when two associated digital inputs are still in state 0 after a user-
selected delay, i.e. when the transient state “ motion ” is considered as
ended
Kbus Term used for the Courier protocol on a K-Bus network (RS 422 type).
(Kbus Courier)
LAN Local Area Network
L-BUS Legacy Bus
Generic name of Legacy or field networks and protocols that are used to
communicate between C264 (Legacy Gateway function) and IED on field
bus. Networks are based on (RS232,) 422, 485. Protocols are IEC 60850-
5-103 (T103 or VDEW), Modbus Schneider Electric or MODICON
LCD Liquid Crystal Display or Local Control Display (on C264)
LD Ladder Diagram, one of the IEC 1131-3 programming languages
(language used to define configurable automation).
LED Light Emitting Diode
LF Low Frequency
LOC Local Operator Console
Dedicated to maintenance operation
L/R Local / Remote
Local / Remote When set to local for a given control point, it means that the commands
Control Mode can be issued from this point, or in remote control from higher-level
devices.
LSB Least Significant Bit
LSP Load Shedding Pre-Selection
LV Low Voltage
MAFS Marketing And Functional Specification
MC Modular Computer
MCB Mini Circuit Breaker. Position associated to the tap changer.
MDIO Management Data Input/Output
A standard driven, dedicated-bus approach that is specified in IEEE 802.3
Measurements Values issued from digital inputs or analog inputs (with value, state, time
tag)
Metering Values computed depending on the values of digital or analog inputs
(non-tariff) during variable periods of time (time integration).
Metering Values computed depending on the values of digital or analog inputs
(tariff) during variable periods and dedicated to the energy tariff. These values
are provided by dedicated “tariff computers” external to the MiCOM
Systems.
MIDOS Schneider Electric Connector: Used for CT/VT acquisition
MMC Medium Modular Computer
MMS Manufacturing Message Specification (ISO 9506)
Modbus Communication protocol used on secondary networks with IED or with
SCADA RCP. 2 versions. Standard MODICON or Schneider Electric.
Module Word reserved in PACiS SCE for all electric HV devices. It groups all
switch-gear devices, transformers, motors, generators, capacitors, …
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MOTION Transient state of a Double Point

Occurs when the two associated digital inputs are momentarily in state 0
(e.g. position indication when an electrical device is switching). The
concept of “momentarily” depends on a user-selectable delay.
MPC Protection Module for Computer
MV Medium Voltage
MVAR Mega Volt Ampere Reactive
NBB Numerical Busbar Protection
NC Normally Closed (for a relay)
NO Normally Open (for a relay)
OBS One-Box Solution
Computer that provides protection and control functions with local HMI.
The prime application of this device is intended for use in substations up
to distribution voltage levels, although it may also be used as backup
protection in transmission substations. Likewise, the OBS may be applied
to the MV part of a HV substation that is being controlled by the same
substation control system.
OI Operator Interface
OLE Object Linking and Embedding
OLE is a Microsoft specification and defines standards for interfacing
objects.
OLTC On Line Tap Changing
OMM Operating Mode Management
OPC OLE for process control
OPC is a registered trademark of Microsoft, and is designed to be a
method to allow business management access to plant floor data in a
consistent manner.
Operation hours Sum of time periods during which, a primary device is running in the
energized state. For example, a circuit breaker is in Closed state and the
current is not equal to 0 A.
OSI Open System Interconnection
Split and define communication in 7 layers : physical, link, network,
transport, session, presentation, application
OWS Operator WorkStation (PACiS OI)
PACiS Protection, Automation and Control Integrated Solutions
PLC Programmable Logic Control /Chart. Includes PSL and ISaGRAF.
The configurable control sequences or automations taken into account by
the MiCOM Systems are defined within the PLC program.
POW Point On Wave
Point on wave switching is the control process of the three poles of an
HV-circuit breaker in a manner that to minimizes the effects of switching.
PSL Programmable Scheme Logic
PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network
RCC Remote Control Centre
Computer or system that is not part of a MiCOM system. RCC
communicates with and supervises a MiCOM system using a protocol.
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RCP Remote Control Point

Name given to the device or part used to control remotely several bays or
sub-stations. Usually associated with Remote/Local sub-station control. It
is a SCADA interface managed by the MiCOM system through the
Telecontrol BUS. Several RCPs can be managed with different protocols.
Remote Control When set for a control point, it means that the commands are issued from
Mode an upper level and are not allowed from this point.
Remote HMI Remote HMI is a client of the substation HMI server. The client may
provide all or part of functions handled by the substation HMI.
RI Read Inhibit
This output indicates the availability of an analog output (e.g. during DAC
converting time)
RJ-45 Registered Jack-45
A 8-pin female connector for 10/100 Base-T Ethernet network
RMS Root Mean Square
RRC Rapid ReClosure
RSE Régime Spécial d’Exploitation
French grid function when work is being done on an HV feeder
RSVC Re-locatable Static VAR Compensator
RS-232 Recommended Standard 232
A standard for serial transmission between computers and peripheral
devices.
RS-422 A standard for serial interfaces that extends distances and speeds beyond
RS 232. Is intended for use in multipoint lines.
RS-485 A standard for serial multipoint communication lines.
RS 485 allows more nodes per line than RS 422.
RSVC Re-Locatable Static Var Compensator
RTC Real Time Clock
RTU Remote Terminal Unit
Stand-alone computer that acquires data and transmits them to RCP or
SCADA. Typically it is the C964. RTU link is the TBUS.
SAT Site Acceptance Test
Validation procedures executed with the customer on the site.
SBMC Site Based Maintenance Control mode
A bay in SBMC mode does not take into account the commands issued
from RCP. Moreover, some of its digital points & measurements (defined
during the configuration phase) are not sent to the RCP anymore (they are
“automatically” suppressed).
SBO Select Before Operate
A control made in two steps, selection and execution. The selection phase
gives a feedback. It can be used to prepare, reserve during time,
configure a circuit before execution. Controls are done into a protocol, or
physically (select with DI Select then DO execute).
S-BUS Station Bus, network between PACIS devices.
SCADA Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition
Equivalent to RCC
SCD Description file extension
SCE System Configuration Editor
SCL Substation automation system Configuration Language ( IEC 61850-6)
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SCP Substation Control Point

Name given to the device or part used to control several bays or
substation locally. Usually associated with Remote/Local substation
control. It is commonly the PACiS Operator Interface.
SCS Substation Control System
SCSM Specific Communication Service Mapping
SCT Single Counter
SER Sequence of Event Recorder
Combines SOE with accurate Time synchronization and Maintenance
facilities over Ethernet communication
Server Defined in IEC 61850 as: entity that provides services to clients or issues
unsolicited messages
Setpoints Analog setpoints are analog outputs delivered as current loops. Analog
(analog) setpoints are used to send instruction values to the process or auxiliary
device
Setpoints Digital values sent on multiple parallel wired outputs. Each wired output
(digital) represents a bit of the value. Digital setpoints are used to send instruction
values to the electrical process or to auxiliary devices.
SFC Sequential Function Chart
One of the IEC 1131-3 programming languages (language used to define
configurable automation).
SI System Indication
Binary information that does not come from an external interface. It is
related to an internal state of the computer (time status, hardware faults,
and so on). It is the result of all inner functions (AR, …), PSL, or ISaGRAF
automation.
SICU 4 Switchgear Intelligent Control Unit
Control unit of an intelligent circuit breaker (fourth generation)
SIG Status Input Group
SINAD Signal-plus-Noise-plus-Distortion to Noise-plus-Distortion ratio, in dB
SIT Status Input Double Bit
SMT System Management Tool
SNTP Simple Network Time Protocol
SOE Sequence Of Events
Other term for the event list.
SP Single Point
SPS Single Point Status
SPC Single Point Control
ST Structured Text
An IEC 1131-3 programming languages to define configurable automation
STP Shielded Twisted Pair
Substation Bay computer used at substation level
computer
SUI Substation User Interface
Suppression A binary information belonging to a bay in SBMC mode will be
(Automatic) automatically suppressed for the remote control. However changes of
state will be signaled locally, at SCP
Suppression A binary information can be suppressed by an order issued from an
(Manual) operator. No subsequent change of state on “suppressed information ”
can trigger any action such as display, alarm and transmission
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SWR Switch Redundant

C264 Bay Computer board Ethernet switch with redundant Ethernet
SWU Switch Unit ( C264 Bay Computer board Ethernet switch)
T101 Term used for IEC 60870-5-101 protocol
TBC / TBD To Be Completed / Defined
T-BUS Telecontrol Bus, generic name of networks and protocols used to
communicate between PACiS Gateway or C264 Telecontrol Interface
function and the RCP. Networks are based on RS 232, RS 485 or
Ethernet (T104). Protocols are IEC 60850-5-101 (T101), Modbus
MODICON
TC True Contact
TCIP Tap Change in Progress
TCU Transformer Current Unit
C264 Bay Computer CT/VT board : Current acquisition
TDD Total Demand Distortion, similar to the THD but applied to currents and
with a rated current (In) as reference
TG Telecontrol Gateway
THD Total Harmonic Distortion, sum of all voltage harmonics
TI Tele Interface
TM Analog Measurement
TMU Transducer-Less Measurement Unit
Topological Interlocking algorithm, based on evaluation of topological information of
interlocking the switchgear arrangement in the HV network, the switchgear type and
position, and defined rules for controlling this kind of switch (e.g. continuity
of power supply)
TPI Tap Position Indication (for transformers).
Frequently acquired via a Digital Measurement
TS Logic position
TVU Transformer Voltage Unit

C264 Bay Computer CT/VT board : Voltage acquisition
UCA Utility Communications Architecture
Communication standard (mainly US) used for PACiS SBUS
communication
UPI Unit Per Impulse
Parameter of counter to convert number of pulses to Measurement value.
Both data (integer and scaled floating) are in a common class UCA2
Accumulator.
UTC Universal Time Co-ordinates (or Universal Time Code)
This designation replaces GMT (but it is practically the same for our
purposes).
VdBS Versioned data Base System, databag generated by SCE & ready to
download
VDEW Term used for IEC 60870-5-103 protocol
VDU Visual Display Unit
VMGA Vertical Measurement Graphical Area
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Voltage level Set of bays, whose plants & devices deal with the same voltage (for
example, 275 kV)
VT Voltage Transformer
Electric device connected to process and extract a voltage measurement.
By extension, part of a device (C264) that receives this AC value and
converts it to a numerical measurement value. VTs are wired in parallel.
WTS Windows Terminal Server, Microsoft remote desktop connection

WYE Three phases + neutral AI values
xPC Single Point Control, Double Point Control
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Safety & Handling SMT/EN SA/D10

Introduction SMT/EN IT/D10

Technical Data SMT/EN TD/D10

Functional Description SMT/EN FT/D10

Installation SMT/EN IN/D10

Human Machine Interface SMT/EN HI/D10

Settings SMT/EN ST/D10

Logic Diagram SMT/EN LG/D10

Commissioning SMT/EN CM/D10

Commissioning Record Sheet SMT/EN RS/D10

Maintenance SMT/EN MF/D10

Problem Analysis SMT/EN PR/D10

Glossary PACiS/EN LX/D10

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SAFETY & HANDLING

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4. COPYRIGHTS & TRADEMARKS 6

5. WARNINGS REGARDING USE OF SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC

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4. COPYRIGHTS & TRADEMARKS

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2. INTRODUCTION TO PACiS GUIDES

− Technical Guide: contains information on the installation and commissioning of the

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2.1.12 Chapter Maintenance, Fault finding, Repairs (MF)

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3. INTRODUCTION TO PACiS SMT APPLICATIONS

• The downloading of the configuration provided by the PACiS System Configuration

• The management of the running modes for these PACiS applications,

• The monitoring of non PACiS IEC 61850 applications,

• Launching MiCOM S1 Studio in order to have a direct connection between the

Station bus( (IEC-61850)

FIGURE 1: CONTEXT DIAGRAM

Device/Equipment A physical equipment on the station bus, which location is defined

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1. SCOPE OF THE DOCUMENT 3

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Windows 2003 Server Windows Windows XP

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• PACiS SMT and PACiS OI installed on the same

• Application databag PACiS OI: 22 modules, 5000