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FOREWORD ........................................................................................................................... 5
INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................... 7
1 Scope .............................................................................................................................. 8
2 Normative references ...................................................................................................... 8
3 Terms, definitions and abbreviations ............................................................................... 8
4 General ........................................................................................................................... 9
4.1 Power connection single line diagram ..................................................................... 9
4.2 Data communication diagram ................................................................................ 10
4.3 Physical layer ....................................................................................................... 10
4.4 Protocol and IP-address ........................................................................................ 11
5 Interface shore .............................................................................................................. 11
5.1 Shore: version number .......................................................................................... 11
5.2 Shore communication fault detection register ........................................................ 12
5.3 Shore operation modes ......................................................................................... 12
5.3.1 Basic operation modes .................................................................................. 12
5.3.2 Optional operation mode cable test ................................................................ 13
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5.8.1 General status and diagnostic........................................................................ 15
5.8.2 Special start up status and diagnostic ............................................................ 16
5.8.3 Stop power status and diagnostic .................................................................. 18
5.9 Start up information .............................................................................................. 18
5.10 Droop values ........................................................................................................ 19
5.11 Energy meter values ............................................................................................. 20
5.12 Start up data ......................................................................................................... 20
6 Interface ship................................................................................................................. 20
6.1 Version number .................................................................................................... 20
6.2 Ship communication fault detection register .......................................................... 21
6.3 Operation modes .................................................................................................. 21
6.3.1 Basic operation modes .................................................................................. 21
6.3.2 Optional operation mode cable test ................................................................ 22
6.3.3 Operation modes synchronization .................................................................. 22
6.4 Alarms .................................................................................................................. 22
6.5 Warning ................................................................................................................ 23
6.6 Status of switches ................................................................................................. 23
6.7 Commands ........................................................................................................... 23
6.8 Status and diagnostic ............................................................................................ 25
6.8.1 General status and diagnostic........................................................................ 25
6.8.2 Start up status and diagnostic ........................................................................ 26
6.8.3 Stop power status and diagnostic .................................................................. 27
6.8.4 Additional status and diagnostic .................................................................... 27
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6.10 Droop values ........................................................................................................ 28
6.11 Start up data ......................................................................................................... 28
7 Start up procedure ......................................................................................................... 29
7.1 General ................................................................................................................. 29
7.2 Data flow .............................................................................................................. 29
7.2.1 Initialize start up ............................................................................................ 29
7.2.2 Choice droop values ...................................................................................... 29
7.2.3 Choice power and synchronize mode ............................................................. 30
7.2.4 Start of power ................................................................................................ 30
7.2.5 Optional cable test ......................................................................................... 31
7.2.6 Synchronizing ................................................................................................ 31
8 Procedure stop .............................................................................................................. 32
9 Format of data types (big endian format) ....................................................................... 33
9.1 Format of data type WORD (One register) ............................................................ 33
9.2 Format of data type DWORD (Two registers) ........................................................ 33
9.3 Format of data type STRING (Zero terminated string of single byte ASCII
characters) ........................................................................................................... 34
10 Verification and testing .................................................................................................. 34
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B.1 Scope ................................................................................................................... 41
B.2 Shore interface ..................................................................................................... 41
B.3 Ship interface........................................................................................................ 48

Figure 1 – Power connection single line diagram .................................................................. 10

Figure 2 – Data communication general diagram .................................................................. 10
Figure 3 – Format of data type WORD .................................................................................. 33
Figure 4 – Format of data type DWORD ................................................................................ 34
Figure 5 – Format of data type STRING ................................................................................ 34
Figure A.1 – Safety and control circuits connectors for cruise ships ...................................... 36
Figure A.2 – SCADA straight plug / box mounting receptacle MS 3102E / MS3106E
(MIL-DTL-5015) .................................................................................................................... 37

Table 1 – Checking of compatibility of the shore side ............................................................ 11

Table 2 – Detection of communication fault ........................................................................... 12
Table 3 – Basic operation modes .......................................................................................... 12
Table 4 – Optional operation mode cable test ....................................................................... 13
Table 5 – Operation modes synchronization .......................................................................... 13
Table 6 – Operation mode fault ............................................................................................. 13
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Table 7 – Shore alarms ......................................................................................................... 14
Table 8 – Shore warnings ..................................................................................................... 14
Table 9 – Shore status of switches ....................................................................................... 15
Table 10 – Shore commands ................................................................................................ 15
Table 11 – Shore general status and diagnostic .................................................................... 15
Table 12 – Shore status and diagnostic/ droop values .......................................................... 16
Table 13 – Shore status and diagnostic/ choice power and synchronization .......................... 17
Table 14 – Shore status and diagnostic/ start of power ......................................................... 17
Table 15 – Shore status and diagnostic/ optional cable test .................................................. 17
Table 16 – Shore status and diagnostic/ synchronization ...................................................... 18
Table 17 – Shore stop power status and diagnostic .............................................................. 18
Table 18 – Shore start up information ................................................................................... 19
Table 19 – Shore droop values ............................................................................................. 19
Table 20 – Shore energy meter values .................................................................................. 20
Table 21 – Shore start up data .............................................................................................. 20
Table 22 – Checking of compatibility of the ship side ............................................................ 20
Table 23 – Detection of communication fault ......................................................................... 21
Table 24 – Ship basic operation modes................................................................................. 21
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Table 31 – Ship general status and diagnostic ...................................................................... 25
Table 32 – Ship status and diagnostic/ droop values ............................................................. 26
Table 33 – Ship status and diagnostic/ start of power ........................................................... 26
Table 34 – Optional ship status and diagnostic/ cable test .................................................... 27
Table 35 – Ship status and diagnostic/ synchronization ........................................................ 27
Table 36 – Ship stop power status and diagnostic ................................................................. 27
Table 37 – Ship additional status and diagnostic ................................................................... 27
Table 38 – Ship start up information ..................................................................................... 28
Table 39 – Ship droop values ................................................................................................ 28
Table 40 – Ship start up data ................................................................................................ 29
Table A.1 – Safety signals and control circuits for cruise applications ................................... 36
Table A.2 – Modbus configuration ......................................................................................... 38
Table B.1 – Modbus register list for shore side ..................................................................... 41
Table B.2 – Modbus register list for ship side ........................................................................ 48
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INTRODUCTION

Onshore power supply systems need communication between the ship side and the shore
side. Different kinds of communication have to be distinguished, see Clause 3.

This Part 2 of IEC/IEEE 80005 series deals with the non-safety related communication. It
covers the requirements of the HVSC systems described in Part 1 and is also intended to
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1 Scope

This part of IEC/IEEE 80005 describes the data interfaces of shore and ships as well as step
by step procedures for low and high voltage shore connection systems communication for
non-emergency functions, where required. This standard specifies the interface descriptions,
addresses and data type. This standard also specifies communication requirements on cruise
ships, in Annex A.

Application of this standard relates to annexes of IEC/ISO/IEEE 80005-1.

This standard does not specify communication for emergency functions as described in
IEC/ISO/IEEE 80005-1.

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3 Terms, definitions and abbreviations

For the purposes of this document, the terms and definitions given in IEC/ISO/IEEE 80005-1,
as well as the following apply.

3.1
communication for emergency function
hard wired signals that trip the feeding circuit breakers (ship side and shore side)

3.2
communication for non-emergency function
data exchange between shore and the ship for informational purposes

Note 1 to entry: If such data exchange requires tripping of the circuit breaker it will also be communicated via the
pilot loop.

3.3
register
16 bit location for storing data

3.4
High Byte
HB
high byte of a register, the leftmost eight bits
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Low Byte
LB
low byte of a register, the rightmost eight bits

3.6
big endian format
High Byte is stored firstly in the memory, Low Byte in a subsequent position

3.7
Most Significant Bit
MSB
leftmost bit

3.8
Least Significant Bit
LSB
rightmost bit

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bypass key
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3.12
Co
command

3.13
ESD-1
emergency shutdown initiated when the ship moves past the warning range of allowable
motion forward, aft or outward from the dock, and which initiates an LNG ship – ESD signal
from shore to ship

3.14
ESD-2
emergency shutdown initiated when the ship moves past the maximum range of allowable
motion forward, aft or outward from the dock, and which initiates loading arm disconnection
on shore

4 General

4.1 Power connection single line diagram

Figure 1 shows the connection cables with the designation of the main switches used in this
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1 S1 SE1 2 SE2 S2 S3 3

4
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Key
1 Shore side transformer
S1 Shore side circuit breaker
SE1 Shore side earthing switch, for HVSC only
2 Cable connection with plugs (single or parallel cables)
SE2 Onboard shore connection switchboard earthing switch, for HVSC only
S2 Onboard shore connection switchboard circuit breaker
S3 Onboard receiving switchboard connection point circuit breaker (synchronizing switch)
3 Onboard receiving switchboard
4 Onboard shore connection switchboard

Figure 1 – Power connection single line diagram

4.2 Data communication diagram

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NOTE Assign HMI IP addresses on ship less than 192.168.68.102, on shore greater than 192.168.68.103
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Figure 2 – Data communication general diagram

4.3 Physical layer

The connection of the communication control unit onshore to offshore is a point to point
connection, see 7.3.4., A.2.7 of IEC/ISO/IEEE 80005-1:2012, except as noted in A.4.1 for
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4.4 Protocol and IP-address

The ModbusTCP/IP protocol is specified for the communication between shore and ship.

The shore side polls the ship side with every cycle of the communication module (as fast as
possible) with a single Modbus data packet request of 125 registers. The content of the data
packet is specified in Clause 6.

The ship side also polls the shore side with every cycle of the communication module (as fast
as possible) with a single Modbus data packet request of 125 registers. The content of the
data packet is specified in Clause 5.

Both the shore side and the ship side will make the requests with a single Holding Register
Block Read utilizing Modbus function code 0x03 with the Modbus Unit ID.

It is required that both shore side and ship side have a dedicated and reserved data block to
make available information for the other side. This data block starts at the absolute register
address 0 and is 125 registers long. Data blocks registers configuration shall be as described
in Clauses 5 and 6 and Annex A and Annex B.

It is required that both shore side and ship side have a fixed IP address and port number for
the communication via ModbusTCP/IP. In order to avoid any IP address conflict, the
communication between shore side and ship side shall be on a dedicated network (other IP
devices are not allowed). IP addresses and port numbers are specified as follows:

• IP-Address shore side:

iTeh STANDARD
192.168.66.103
PREVIEW
• Subnet mask:
(standards.iteh.ai)
255.255.255.0
• Port number shore side: 502
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• IP-Address shiphttps://standards.iteh.ai/catalog/standards/sist/c073786b-d19b-4c4d-97e4-
side: 192.168.66.102
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• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
• Port number ship side: 502

5 Interface shore

5.1 Shore: version number

The compatibility of the shore side may be checked on the basis of the version number high
register, see Table 1.

Table 1 – Checking of compatibility of the shore side

Register Bit Description

0 0-7 Shore Version Number LB
Shore Version Number LB identifies the interface version related to this standard (edition
number of the standard), with data quantity and addresses of the data packet for which
the running software was designed.
0 8-15 Shore Version Number HB
Shore Version Number HB identifies the version number of the manufacturer-specific
shore side software.

NOTE E.g. for edition number of the standard: 10 = 80005-2 ed. 1 and 20 = 80005-2 ed. 2 and 30 = 80005-2
ed. 3.
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5.2 Shore communication fault detection register

The communication validity shall be confirmed by the periodic change of the value of this
register, additionally of existing diagnostic of communication functions, see Table 2.

Table 2 – Detection of communication fault

Register Bit Description

1 n Shore communication fault detection register
The value of Shore communication fault detection register is incremented every second.

5.3 Shore operation modes

5.3.1 Basic operation modes

The basic operation modes indicate in which procedure and state the shore side is actually
working. Only one mode out of the basic modes may be active at the same time, see Table 3.

Table 3 – Basic operation modes

Register Bit Description

2 0 Shore Mode Start Up

iTeh STANDARD PREVIEW

Shore system is in start up procedure. Ship may start shore side. For details see Clause 7.
2 1 Shore Mode Running
(standards.iteh.ai)
Shore has closed all circuit breakers and opened all earthing switches. System is
powered, synchronized and is ready to transfer load.
2 2 Shore Mode Stop IEC/IEEE 80005-2:2016
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This includes ESD-1 signal, see IEC/ISO/IEEE 80005-1.
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Shore is in Stop procedure. For details see Clause 8.
At the end of Shore Mode Stop system changes to Shore Mode Standby.
2 3 Shore Mode Emergency Stop
This includes ESD-2 signal, see IEC/ISO/IEEE 80005-1.
Shore is in emergency stop. The following actions are automatically executed:
 The pilot loop is opened immediately.
 The circuit breaker S1 is opened immediately
After opening of the circuit breaker S1 the earthing switch SE1 may be closed, see 4.9 of
IEC/ISO/IEEE 80005-1:2012.
A reset of the system is required.
The Shore Mode Emergency Stop is set if one of the following conditions is fulfilled:
 Emergency stop button onshore is pressed
 One alarm on shore is set
 Emergency stop button onboard is pressed
 One alarm on ship is set
 Communication fault detection register error is detected and bypass key onshore is not
in “on” position and shore is not in Shore Mode Running.
Pilot loop is opened immediately and shore is in Shore Mode Emergency Stop
The Shore Mode Emergency Stop is reset after the activating condition is eliminated, CB
S1 is open, SE1 is closed and the system is acknowledged. After this acknowledgement
the system changes to Shore Mode Standby.
2 4 Shore Mode Standby
Shore is in standby, only system warnings, alarms and status information are monitored. If
no warning is active and the switches are in initial position (CB S1 open, SE1 closed) the
system is ready for start up.
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5.3.2 Optional operation mode cable test

The optional operation mode cable test indicates that the shore connection system is in the
procedure to perform a cable test, see Table 4. (Shore will power the cable with nominal
voltage but reduced power.)

Table 4 – Optional operation mode cable test

Register Bit Description

2 8 Shore Mode Optional Cable Test
Shore system is actually in the procedure for cable test. Mode is set as feedback signal
for ship command Ship Co Test Cable (see 6.7). Mode is reset after performed cable test
and required switching operations. For details see 7.2.5.

5.3.3 Operation modes synchronization

The synchronization operation mode indicates for which type of synchronization the shore
side is prepared according to the choice of the ship (see 7.2.3. and 7.2.6, and IEC/ISO/IEEE
80005-1:2012), see Table 5. Only one mode out of the synchronization modes may be active
at the same time.

Table 5 – Operation modes synchronization

Register Bit
iTeh STANDARD PREVIEW Description
3 0 Shore Mode Synchronization A1
(standards.iteh.ai)
The operation mode is set with the choice of the synchronize mode (see 7.2.3): the ship
side synchronizes to the shore side and resets at the end of the start up procedure.
For details see Clause IEC/IEEE 80005-2:2016
7 (see 7.2.6.2).
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3 1 Shore Mode Synchronization A2
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The operation mode is set with the choice of the synchronize mode (see 7.2.3): the
shore side synchronizes to the ship side controlled from the ship and resets at the end of
the start up procedure.
For details see Clause 7 (see 7.2.6.3).
3 2 Shore Mode Synchronization A3
The operation mode is set with the choice of the synchronize mode (see 7.2.3): the
shore side synchronizes to the ship side and resets at the end of the start up procedure.
For details see Clause 7 (see 7.2.6.4).

5.3.4 Operation mode fault

The special fault mode indicates an overcurrent situation to the ship under different conditions,
see Table 6.

Table 6 – Operation mode fault

Register Bit Description

3 8 Shore Mode Clear Fault
In case of an overcurrent the clear fault mode is active, if all ship generators are off (see
6.8.4). If the overcurrent is present longer than application requested the shore side trips
(Shore Mode Emergency Stop).
3 9 Shore Mode No Clear Fault
In case of an overcurrent the no clear fault mode is active, if at least one ship generator
is connected to the ships grid (see 6.8.4). Ship shall reduce power. If the overcurrent
remains the shore side trips (Shore Mode Emergency Stop).