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IEC-62055-52-2008.pdf
CONTENTS
FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms, definitions and abbreviations
3.1 Terms and definitions
3.2 Abbreviations
3.3 Notation and terminology
3.4 Numbering conventions
4 STS protocol reference model
5 POSToTokenCarrierInterface: Physical layer protocol
6 TokenCarrierToMeterInterface: Physical layer protocol
6.1 TCDU
6.2 Physical connection and signal interfaces
6.3 Character transmission
6.4 Message syntax definitions
6.5 Message field definitions
6.6 Physical layer protocol functions
6.7 Server timing requirements
6.8 RegisterTable
6.9 Companion specifications and RegisterTable instantiations
7 Maintenance of STS entities and related services
7.1 General
7.2 RegisterTable maintenance
7.3 Register maintenance
7.4 tableID maintenance
7.5 FOIN maintenance
7.6 protocolVersion maintenance
7.7 serverStatus maintenance
7.8 tokenStatus maintenance
7.9 softwareVersion maintenance
Annex A (normative) Server state diagrams for request message processing
Bibliography
Figures
Figure 1 – Physical layers of the STS protocol stack
Figure 2 – Character transmission format
Figure 3– Server protocol flow diagram
Figure 4 – Inter-message timing responses
Figure 5 –Transmission error timing
Figure A.1 – Server state diagram for IDRequestProcessing function
Figure A.2 – Server state diagram for ReadCommandProcessing function
Figure A.3 – Server state diagram for WriteCommandProcessing function
Figure A.4 – Server state diagram for BreakCommandProcessing function
Figure A.5 – Server state diagram for undefined command
Tables
Table 1 – Data elements in the TCDU
Table 2 – Bit-encoding of a 7-bit character code
Table 3 – Character encoding example of a 14-bit binary number
Table 4 – Character encoding example of a 4-digit hexadecimal number
Table 5 – Character encoding example of a 4-digit decimal number
Table 6 – Message field definitions
Table 7 – Request messages supported by the server
Table 8 – Response messages supported by the server
Table 9 – Functions supported by the server
Table 10 – Server timing requirements to respond to a request message
Table 11 – Inter-character timing requirements
Table 12 – Transmission error recovery wait period
Table 13 – Generic format for RegisterTable
Table 14 – Generic format for Register
Table 15 – Predefined Registers and registerID values
Table 16 – Instance format for ProtocolVersion register
Table 17 – Defined protocolVersion values
Table 18 – Instance format for TableID register
Table 19 – Instance format for ServerStatus register
Table 20 – Defined serverStatus values
Table 21 – Instance format for SoftwareVersion register
Table 22 – Instance format for BinaryTokenEntry register
Table 23 – Instance format for TokenStatus register
Table 24 – Defined tokenStatus values
Table 25 – Instance format for TokenLockoutTimeRemaining register
Table 26 – Entities/services requiring maintenance service
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IEC 62055-52
Edition 1.0 2008-05
INTERNATIONAL
STANDARD
Electricity metering – Payment systems –
Part 52: Standard transfer specification (STS) – Physical layer protocol for a two-
way virtual token carrier for direct local connection
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IEC 62055-52
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Electricity metering – Payment systems –
Part 52: Standard transfer specification (STS) – Physical layer protocol for a
two-way virtual token carrier for direct local connection
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CONTENTS
FOREWORD...........................................................................................................................5
INTRODUCTION.....................................................................................................................7
1 Scope...............................................................................................................................9
2 Normative references .......................................................................................................9
3 Terms, definitions and abbreviations ..............................................................................10
3.1 Terms and definitions ............................................................................................10
3.2 Abbreviations ........................................................................................................10
3.3 Notation and terminology.......................................................................................11
3.4 Numbering conventions .........................................................................................12
4 STS protocol reference model ........................................................................................12
5 POSToTokenCarrierInterface: Physical layer protocol ....................................................13
6 TokenCarrierToMeterInterface: Physical layer protocol................................................... 13
6.1 TCDU ....................................................................................................................13
6.1.1 General .....................................................................................................13
6.1.2 TokenData.................................................................................................13
6.1.3 AuthenticationResult..................................................................................14
6.1.4 ValidationResult ........................................................................................14
6.1.5 TokenResult ..............................................................................................14
6.2 Physical connection and signal interfaces ............................................................. 14
Interface options........................................................................................14
6.2.1
6.2.2 Option 1: Optical interface .........................................................................14
6.2.3 Option 2: Current loop interface.................................................................14
6.2.4 Option 3: Voltage interface ........................................................................14
6.3 Character transmission..........................................................................................14
6.3.1 Transmission type .....................................................................................14
6.3.2 Transmission format ..................................................................................15
6.3.3 Transmission speed...................................................................................15
6.3.4 Character encoding ...................................................................................15
6.4 Message syntax definitions ...................................................................................17
6.4.1 General .....................................................................................................17
IDRequest message ..................................................................................17
6.4.2
6.4.3
IDResponse message................................................................................17
6.4.4 ReadCommand message...........................................................................17
6.4.5 WriteCommand message...........................................................................18
6.4.6 BreakCommand message ..........................................................................18
6.4.7 ACK: Acknowledge message .....................................................................18
6.4.8 NAK: NegativeAcknowledge message .......................................................18
6.4.9 Data message ...........................................................................................18
6.5 Message field definitions .......................................................................................19
6.6 Physical layer protocol functions ...........................................................................21
6.6.1 Server protocol flow diagram .....................................................................21
6.6.2
IDRequestProcessing function...................................................................22
6.6.3 ReadCommandProcessing function ...........................................................23
6.6.4 WriteCommandProcessing function ........................................................... 24
6.6.5 BreakCommandProcessing function ..........................................................25
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6.6.6 Undefined command processing ................................................................26
6.6.7 TokenLockout function...............................................................................27
6.7 Server timing requirements....................................................................................27
6.7.1
Inter-message and inter-character timing................................................... 27
6.7.2 Transmission error timing ..........................................................................28
6.7.3 Message execution timing .........................................................................29
6.8 RegisterTable........................................................................................................30
6.8.1 RegisterTable interface class ....................................................................30
6.8.2 Register interface class .............................................................................31
6.8.3 Predefined Registers and registerID values ............................................... 32
6.9 Companion specifications and RegisterTable instantiations ................................... 43
7 Maintenance of STS entities and related services........................................................... 43
7.1 General .................................................................................................................43
7.2 RegisterTable maintenance ...................................................................................44
7.3 Register maintenance............................................................................................44
7.4
tableID maintenance .............................................................................................44
7.5 FOIN maintenance ................................................................................................45
7.6 protocolVersion maintenance ................................................................................45
serverStatus maintenance .....................................................................................45
7.7
tokenStatus maintenance ......................................................................................45
7.8
7.9
softwareVersion maintenance................................................................................45
Annex A (normative) Server state diagrams for request message processing....................... 46
Bibliography..........................................................................................................................51
Figure 1 – Physical layers of the STS protocol stack.............................................................12
Figure 2 – Character transmission format .............................................................................15
Figure 3– Server protocol flow diagram.................................................................................21
Figure 4 – Inter-message timing responses...........................................................................28
Figure 5 –Transmission error timing......................................................................................29
Figure A.1 – Server state diagram for IDRequestProcessing function.................................... 46
Figure A.2 – Server state diagram for ReadCommandProcessing function ............................ 47
Figure A.3 – Server state diagram for WriteCommandProcessing function ............................ 48
Figure A.4 – Server state diagram for BreakCommandProcessing function ........................... 49
Figure A.5 – Server state diagram for undefined command ................................................... 50
Table 1 – Data elements in the TCDU ...................................................................................13
Table 2 – Bit-encoding of a 7-bit character code ...................................................................15
Table 3 – Character encoding example of a 14-bit binary number ......................................... 16
Table 4 – Character encoding example of a 4-digit hexadecimal number .............................. 16
Table 5 – Character encoding example of a 4-digit decimal number ...................................... 17
Table 6 – Message field definitions .......................................................................................19
Table 7 – Request messages supported by the server .......................................................... 22
Table 8 – Response messages supported by the server ....................................................... 22
Table 9 – Functions supported by the server.........................................................................22
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Table 10 – Server timing requirements to respond to a request message.............................. 28
Table 11 – Inter-character timing requirements .....................................................................28
Table 12 – Transmission error recovery wait period ..............................................................29
Table 13 – Generic format for RegisterTable.........................................................................30
Table 14 – Generic format for Register .................................................................................31
Table 15 – Predefined Registers and registerID values ......................................................... 32
Table 16 – Instance format for ProtocolVersion register ........................................................ 33
Table 17 – Defined protocolVersion values ...........................................................................34
Table 18 – Instance format for TableID register ....................................................................34
Table 19 – Instance format for ServerStatus register ............................................................ 35
Table 20 – Defined serverStatus values ................................................................................36
Table 21 – Instance format for SoftwareVersion register .......................................................37
Table 22 – Instance format for BinaryTokenEntry register .....................................................38
Table 23 – Instance format for TokenStatus register .............................................................39
Table 24 – Defined tokenStatus values .................................................................................40
Table 25 – Instance format for TokenLockoutTimeRemaining register................................... 42
Table 26 – Entities/services requiring maintenance service .................................................. 44
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Clause C.1 of IEC 62055-41.] The IEC takes no position concerning the evidence, validity and scope of this
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International Standard IEC 62055-52 has been prepared by working group 15, of IEC
technical committee 13: Electrical energy measurement, tariff and load control.
IEC 62055-52 is complementary to, and should be read in conjunction with, IEC 62055-41.
The text of this standard is based on the following documents:
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