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IEC-61850-MMS-lite用户手册.pdf
Chapter 1: Introduction
What is MMS-EASE Lite?
About This Manual
Conventions used in this Manual
Chapter 2: Getting Started
Prerequisites
Installation
Installing WinPcap Runtime needed to run programs with OSI Support
Directory Structure
Chapter 3: Building MMS-EASE Lite
Development System Preparation
mvl_init_glb_vars
Creating MMS-EASE Lite Libraries
Building MMS-EASE Lite Step-by-Step
Chapter 4: MMS-EASE Lite Lower Layers
Profile Options
Lower Layer Component Portation
Protocol Stack Configuration
ACSE Authentication
Chapter 5: MVL Application Program Interface
MVL Application Build Process
MVL Configuration
MVL Connection Management
mvl_initiate_req
mvla_concl
u_mvl_concl_ind
mplas_concl_resp
mplas_concl_err
mvl_abort_req
mvl_abort_req_ex
mvl_release_req
mvla_release_req
u_mvl_connect_ind_ex
u_mvl_connect_cnf_ex
u_mvl_disc_ind_fun
Using MVL with MMS Lite ACSE Components
Extending the MVL Service Set
mvl_comm_serve
mvl_init_type_ctrl
mvl_get_runtime
ms_rt_el_tag_text
mvl_mod_arr_size
u_mvl_rt_element_supported
mvl_derive_new_type
osicfgx
mvl_start_acse
mvl_end_acse
mvl_vmd_find_dom
mvl_vmd_find_jou
mvl_vmd_find_nvl
mvl_vmd_find_va
u_mvl_get_va_aa
u_mvl_free_va
u_mvl_get_nvl
u_mvl_free_nvl
u_gnl_ind_vars
u_gnl_ind_nvls
u_gnl_ind_doms
u_gnl_ind_jous
MVL Dynamic Object Management
mvl_vmd_dom_add
mvl_vmd_dom_remove
mvl_vmd_dom_find_last
u_mvl_dom_destroy
mvl_type_id_create
mvl_type_id_create_from_tdl
mvl_type_id_destroy
mvl_vmd_type_id_create
mvl_vmd_type_id_destroy
mvl_vmd_type_id_destroy_all
mvl_var_create
mvl_vmd_jou_add
mvl_vmd_create
mvl_vmd_destroy
MMS Object Control
mplas_err_resp
u_mvl_status_ind
mplas_status_resp
u_mvl_ident_ind
mplas_ident_resp
mvlas_jread_resp
ObtainFile Data Structures
FileRename Data Structures
FileRename Functions
u_mvl_frename_ind
mplas_frename_resp
FileOpen Data Structures
FileOpen Functions
u_mvl_fopen_ind
mplas_fopen_resp
FileRead Functions
u_mvl_fread_ind
mplas_fread_resp
FileClose Functions
u_mvl_fclose_ind
mplas_fclose_resp
FileDelete Functions
u_mvl_fdelete_ind
mplas_fdelete_resp
FileDirectory Functions
u_mvl_fdir_ind
mplas_fdir_resp
MVL MMS Client Facilities
mvl_free_req_ctrl
u_mvl_check_timeout
Read Data Structures
Read Functions
mvl_read_variables
mvla_read_variables
Write Data Structures
Write Functions
mvl_write_variables
mvla_write_variables
InformationReport Functions
Status Functions
mvl_status
mvla_status
Identify Functions
mvl_identify
mvla_identify
GetNameList Functions
mvl_getnam
mvla_getnam
FileOpen Functions
mvl_fopen
mvla_fopen
FileRead Functions
mvl_fread
mvla_fread
FileClose Functions
mvl_fclose
mvla_fclose
FileDirectory Functions
mvl_fdir
mvla_fdir
FileDelete Functions
mvl_fdelete
mvla_fdelete
ObtainFile Functions
mvl_obtfile
mvla_optfile
FileGet Functions
mvl_fget
mvla_fget
FileRename Functions
mvl_frename
mvla_frename
DefineNamedVariableList Functions
mvl_defvlist
mvla_defvlist
GetVariableAccessAttributes Functions
mvl_getvar
mvla_getvar
GetNamedVariableListAttributes Functions
mvl_getvlist
mvla_getvlist
GetDomainAttributes Functions
mvl_getdom
mvla_getdom
DeleteNamedVariableList Functions
mvl_delvlist
mvla_delvlist
InitializeJournal Functions
mvl_jinit
mvla_jinit
ReadJournal Data Structures
ReadJournal Functions
mvl_jread
mvla_jread
ReadJournalStatus Functions
mvl_jstat
mvla_jstat
Chapter 6: Using the UCA Features of MVL
Read/Write Indication Functions
mvlu_set_leaf_param_name
mvlu_rpt_nvl_add
mvlu_rpt_nvl_destroy
mvlu_free_rpt_ctrl
mvlu_rpt_destroy_scan_ctrl
Report Service Functions
Chapter 7: Using the IEC 61850 features of MVL
IEC 61850 Reporting Functions
mvl61850_ctl_chk_sbo
mvl61850_ctl_chk_sbow
mvl61850_ctl_chk_state
mvl61850_beh_stval_rd_ind
mvl61850_ctl_command_termination
mvl61850_rpt_ctrl_destroy_all
mvlu_rpt_ctrl_destroy_all
u_mvl61850_ctl_oper_begin
u_mvl61850_ctl_oper_end
Sampled Value Support
Functions for sending Sampled Value Messages
smpval_msg_create
smpval_msg_destroy
smpval_asdu_data_update
smpval_msg_send
Functions for Receiving SMPVAL Messages
smpval_msg_decode
smpval_msg_free
Chapter 8: Configuring IEC 61850 Devices Using SCL
scl_info_destroy
SCL Server Sample Application
datamap_cfg_read
datamap_cfg_destroy
Chapter 9: IEC 61850 GOOSE Support
General GOOSE Information
IEC GOOSE
IEC GOOSE Encode Data Structures
Chapter 10: IEC 61850 GSSE (same as UCA 2.0 GOOSE)
Additional Functions for Alternate GSSE Reception Mode
Chapter 11: IEC 61850 GSE Management
Chapter 12: MMS Object Foundry
MMS Object Foundry Workflow
Command Line Parameters
AA-Specific Variables in the Foundry ODF Input File
Object Definition Syntax
MMS Object Foundry Execution Control
User Include File
MMS Data Type
MMS Domain
MMS Named Variables
MMS Named Variable List
UCA Model Name Generation
Alignment Control File
MMS Object Foundry UCA Specific Features
Appendix A: Subset Creation
Appendix B: Error Codes
ACSE Error Codes
Appendix C: Logging Tools
General Logging
File Logging
Memory Logging
Log Control Data Structure
File Control Data Structure
Memory Control Data Structure
IPC LOGGING
SLOG Global Variables and Constants
SLOG Functions
slog
slogHex
slogCloneFile
slogCloseFile
slogGetMemCount
slog_dyn_log_fun
slog_dyn_log_fun (cont’d)
slog_service_fun
slog_max_msg_size_set
slog_max_msg_size_get
sLogDumpMem
logCfgAddMaskGroup
logcfgx_ex
MMS-EASE Lite Log Levels
Appendix D: Memory Management Tools
Standard Memory Management
Dynamic Memory Allocation Functions
Pooled Memory Management Using SMEM
Source Code Changes
Build Process Changes
Appendix E: Linked List Tools
Link List Data Structure
Appendix F: GLBSEM Subsystem for Multi-Threaded Support
SISCO’s Global Mutex (Mutual Exclusion) Semaphore Macros
Mutex Semaphore Functions
gs_mutex_destroy
Event Semaphore Functions
gs_get_event_sem
gs_signal_event_sem
gs_pulse_event_sem
gs_wait_event_sem
gs_wait_mult_event_sem
gs_reset_event_sem
gs_free_event_sem
Thread Functions
gs_start_thread
gs_wait_thread
gs_close_thread
gs_start_thread
Appendix G: Utility Functions
Miscellaneous Functions
reverse_bytes
get_next_string
UTC Time Support Functions
asn1_convert_btod_to_utc
asn1_convert_utc_to_btod
Appendix H: Subnetwork API
Subnetwork Data Structure
Ethertype Data Structure
Subnetwork Functions
clnp_snet_init
clnp_snet_term
clnp_snet_read
clnp_snet_write
clnp_snet_free
clnp_snet_get_local_mac
clnp_snet_set_multicast_filter
clnp_snet_add_multicast_mac
clnp_snet_rx_all_multicast_start
clnp_snet_rx_all_multicast_stop
clnp_snet_get_max_udata_len
clnp_snet_get_type
clnp_snet_check_mac
clnp_snet_read_hook_add
clnp_snet_read_hook_remove
clnp_snet_frame_to_udt
Functions for IEEE 802.3 Tagged MAC frames (Ethertype)
etype_hdr_encode
Appendix I: MMS-EASE Type Description Language (TDL)
Simple Type Names
TDL Structure Control
Appendix J: IEC GOOSE Example Application Framework
Framework functions contained within iec_rx.c
iecGooseSubscribe
iecGooseSubscribe (cont’d)
iecGooseUnSubscribe
iecGooseLastRxDecode
get_goose_messages
chk_for_goose_msg
chk_iec_goose_timeout
Framework functions contained within iec_tx.c
iecGoosePubCreate
iecGoosePubDestroy
iecGoosePublish
start_trans_goose
retrans_goose
Appendix K: IEC61850 Product PICS
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Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION ..............................................................................................................................1
What is MMS-EASE Lite? ........................................................................................................................................1
About This Manual....................................................................................................................................................1
Conventions used in this Manual...............................................................................................................................2
CHAPTER 2: GETTING STARTED........................................................................................................................3
Prerequisites ..............................................................................................................................................................3
Installation .................................................................................................................................................................3
Installing WinPcap Developer’s Pack for OSI Support on Windows....................................................................4
Directory Structure ....................................................................................................................................................8
CHAPTER 3: BUILDING MMS-EASE LITE .........................................................................................................9
Development System Preparation..............................................................................................................................9
Conditional Compilation Defines..........................................................................................................................9
glbtypes.h.............................................................................................................................................................13
sysincs.h...............................................................................................................................................................13
align.cfg (Data Alignment Rules) ........................................................................................................................14
Unicode porting issues ........................................................................................................................................14
Floating Point Representation.............................................................................................................................16
High Resolution Timers.......................................................................................................................................16
Memory Allocation ..............................................................................................................................................16
Logging Mechanisms...........................................................................................................................................16
Global Variables .................................................................................................................................................17
Creating MMS-EASE Lite Libraries .......................................................................................................................18
Using Expat .........................................................................................................................................................18
Windows Batch Build...........................................................................................................................................21
WIN32 Development Environment ......................................................................................................................22
GNU Development Environment.........................................................................................................................24
Building MMS-EASE Lite Step-by-Step ................................................................................................................26
CHAPTER 4: MMS-EASE LITE LOWER LAYERS...........................................................................................29
Profile Options.........................................................................................................................................................29
All MVL Profiles..................................................................................................................................................29
7 Layer OSI over Ethernet...................................................................................................................................30
TCP/IP (via RFC1006)........................................................................................................................................30
Lower Layer Component Portation .........................................................................................................................31
OSI Transport Layer (TP4) Portation .................................................................................................................31
TCP/IP (via RFC1006)........................................................................................................................................33
Subnetwork Layer Portation................................................................................................................................33
Protocol Stack Configuration ..................................................................................................................................34
TCP/IP Configuration .........................................................................................................................................34
OSI Transport Layer (TP4) Configuration..........................................................................................................34
OSI Network Layer (CLNP/ES-IS) Configuration...............................................................................................35
Network Addresses ..............................................................................................................................................36
Protocol Stack Configuration using XML Input File ..........................................................................................37
ACSE Authentication ..............................................................................................................................................38
CHAPTER 5: MVL APPLICATION PROGRAM INTERFACE........................................................................39
MVL Application Build Process .............................................................................................................................40
Code Generation Utility Programs .....................................................................................................................41
Network Profiles..................................................................................................................................................41
Selecting MMS Services Set.................................................................................................................................42
MVL Configuration.................................................................................................................................................42
MVL Connection Management ...............................................................................................................................43
MVL Functions ....................................................................................................................................................45
Using MVL with MMS Lite ACSE Components....................................................................................................55
Connection Management.....................................................................................................................................55
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Building mvl_acse ...............................................................................................................................................55
Being a Called Node............................................................................................................................................55
Connection Activity Notifications........................................................................................................................55
Extending the MVL Service Set..............................................................................................................................56
MVL Server: Adding Support for another Service ..............................................................................................56
MVL Client: Adding Support for Another Service...............................................................................................56
MVL Support Functions ......................................................................................................................................57
MVL Dynamic Object Management .......................................................................................................................74
MMS Object Control...............................................................................................................................................91
Configured and Manufactured MMS Server Objects ..........................................................................................91
MMS Object Scope ..............................................................................................................................................92
The MVL VMD Control Data Structure ..............................................................................................................93
The MVL Domain Control Data Structure ..........................................................................................................94
The MVL AA Control Data Structure ..................................................................................................................95
The MVL Named Variable List Data Structure ...................................................................................................97
MVL MMS Server Facilities ................................................................................................................................98
Synchronous vs. Asynchronous Response - Indication Control ..........................................................................98
MVL Indication Control Structure ......................................................................................................................99
Status Service.......................................................................................................................................................99
Identify Service ..................................................................................................................................................103
GetNameList Service .........................................................................................................................................106
GetCapabilityList Service..................................................................................................................................112
Variable Access Overview .................................................................................................................................115
Read Service ......................................................................................................................................................119
Write Service......................................................................................................................................................125
Information Report Service ...............................................................................................................................130
GetVariableAccessAttributes Service ................................................................................................................131
DefineNamedVariableList Service.....................................................................................................................135
DeleteNamedVariableList Service.....................................................................................................................138
GetNamedVariableListAttributes ......................................................................................................................143
GetDomainAttributes Service ............................................................................................................................147
InitializeJournal Service....................................................................................................................................152
ReadJournal Service..........................................................................................................................................156
ReportJournalStatus Service .............................................................................................................................162
ObtainFile Service.............................................................................................................................................165
FileOpen Service ...............................................................................................................................................170
FileRead Service................................................................................................................................................173
FileClose Service...............................................................................................................................................176
FileDelete Service..............................................................................................................................................179
FileDirectory Service ........................................................................................................................................181
MVL MMS Client Facilities..................................................................................................................................184
General Data Structure .....................................................................................................................................184
Client Support Functions...................................................................................................................................186
Client Request Functions Overview...................................................................................................................187
Variable Access Support Structures ..................................................................................................................187
Read Service ......................................................................................................................................................195
Write Service......................................................................................................................................................198
InformationReport Service ................................................................................................................................201
Status Service.....................................................................................................................................................203
Identify Service ..................................................................................................................................................205
GetNameList Service .........................................................................................................................................207
FileOpen Service ...............................................................................................................................................209
FileRead Service................................................................................................................................................211
FileClose Service...............................................................................................................................................213
FileDirectory Service ........................................................................................................................................215
FileDelete Service..............................................................................................................................................218
ObtainFile Service.............................................................................................................................................219
FileGet Service ..................................................................................................................................................221
FileRename Service ...........................................................................................................................................223
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DefineNamedVariableList Service.....................................................................................................................225
GetVariableAccessAttributes Service ................................................................................................................227
GetNamedVariableListAttributes Service..........................................................................................................229
GetDomainAttributes Service ............................................................................................................................231
DeleteNamedVariableList Service.....................................................................................................................233
InitializeJournal Service....................................................................................................................................235
ReadJournal Service..........................................................................................................................................237
ReportJournalStatus Service .............................................................................................................................240
CHAPTER 6: USING THE UCA FEATURES OF MVL ...................................................................................243
Read/Write Indication Functions...........................................................................................................................243
Read Indication Functions.................................................................................................................................243
Write Indication Functions................................................................................................................................246
Dynamic Type Creation for UCA and IEC 61850.............................................................................................246
Array Handling..................................................................................................................................................253
VA Processing Functions and UCA Variables ..................................................................................................254
Combining UCA and Non-UCA Variables........................................................................................................254
UCA Buffer Management ..................................................................................................................................254
MVL UCA Report Handling ..............................................................................................................................255
MVL UCA SBO Handling..................................................................................................................................267
MVL_UCA Compilation Options.......................................................................................................................267
CHAPTER 7: USING THE IEC 61850 FEATURES OF MVL ..........................................................................269
IEC 61850 Reporting Functions............................................................................................................................269
Sampled Value Support.........................................................................................................................................278
Sampled Value ASDU Data Structure (message contains multiple ASDU) ......................................................278
Sampled Value Message Data Structure ...........................................................................................................278
Functions for sending Sampled Value Messages ..................................................................................................279
Functions for Receiving SMPVAL Messages.......................................................................................................282
CHAPTER 8: CONFIGURING IEC 61850 DEVICES USING SCL.................................................................283
CHAPTER 9: IEC 61850 GOOSE SUPPORT .....................................................................................................291
General GOOSE Information ................................................................................................................................291
Subnetwork functions used for IEC 61850 GOOSE Support.............................................................................291
IEC GOOSE ..........................................................................................................................................................292
IEC GOOSE Decode Data Structures...............................................................................................................292
IEC GOOSE Decode Functions ........................................................................................................................293
CHAPTER 10: IEC 61850 GSSE (SAME AS UCA 2.0 GOOSE).......................................................................301
Initialization ......................................................................................................................................................301
Receiving GSSE Messages.................................................................................................................................301
Sending GSSE Messages ...................................................................................................................................302
Porting Issues ....................................................................................................................................................302
GSSE Data Structures .......................................................................................................................................303
GSSE Handling Functions.................................................................................................................................305
Alternate GSSE Reception Mode.......................................................................................................................308
Receiving GSSE Messages.................................................................................................................................308
CHAPTER 11: IEC 61850 GSE MANAGEMENT ..............................................................................................311
GSE Request Data Structures............................................................................................................................311
GSE Response Structures ..................................................................................................................................311
GSE Management Message Encode Functions .................................................................................................314
CHAPTER 12: MMS OBJECT FOUNDRY.........................................................................................................325
MMS Object Foundry Workflow ..........................................................................................................................325
Command Line Parameters....................................................................................................................................326
LAP XML Input File ..........................................................................................................................................326
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Output File.........................................................................................................................................................327
Alignment Control File......................................................................................................................................327
The Object Definition File.................................................................................................................................327
Including Object Definition Files ......................................................................................................................329
Object Definition Syntax.......................................................................................................................................329
MMS Object Foundry Execution Control .............................................................................................................330
User Include File ...................................................................................................................................................331
MMS Data Type....................................................................................................................................................331
MMS Domain........................................................................................................................................................332
MMS Named Variables.........................................................................................................................................332
MMS Named Variables Examples .....................................................................................................................333
MMS Named Variable List ...................................................................................................................................334
MMS Named Variable List Examples................................................................................................................334
UCA Model Name Generation ..............................................................................................................................335
Alignment Control File..........................................................................................................................................336
MMS Object Foundry UCA Specific Features......................................................................................................337
MVL_UCA Overview.........................................................................................................................................337
MMS Object Foundry Workflow for UCA Devices ...........................................................................................338
UCA Model Object Definition Files ..................................................................................................................338
Enabling MMS Object Foundry UCA Processing.............................................................................................339
UCA Named Variable Handling........................................................................................................................340
NamedVariableList Handling............................................................................................................................340
Miscellaneous Foundry Features ......................................................................................................................340
APPENDIX A: SUBSET CREATION ..................................................................................................................341
APPENDIX B: ERROR CODES ...........................................................................................................................343
ACSE Error Codes ................................................................................................................................................343
ACSE Exception Codes......................................................................................................................................343
TP4 Error Codes ...............................................................................................................................................344
CLNP Error Codes ............................................................................................................................................344
CLNP General Errors .......................................................................................................................................344
CLNP Errors in Configuration Structure clnp_param .................................................................................345
CLNP PDU Parsing (Decoding) Errors............................................................................................................345
Subnetwork API Error Codes............................................................................................................................347
MVL Error Codes..............................................................................................................................................348
APPENDIX C: LOGGING TOOLS......................................................................................................................351
General Logging....................................................................................................................................................351
File Logging ..........................................................................................................................................................351
Memory Logging...................................................................................................................................................352
Log Control Data Structure ...................................................................................................................................352
Using the SLOG Logmasks................................................................................................................................353
File Control Data Structure....................................................................................................................................354
Memory Control Data Structure ............................................................................................................................355
IPC LOGGING......................................................................................................................................................355
SLOG Global Variables and Constants.................................................................................................................356
Initializing SLOG...............................................................................................................................................357
Enhanced Logging Features..............................................................................................................................365
MMS-EASE Lite Log Levels ................................................................................................................................367
mms_debug_sel..................................................................................................................................................367
asn1_debug_sel .................................................................................................................................................367
list_debug_sel....................................................................................................................................................367
chk_debug_en....................................................................................................................................................368
mvl_debug_sel ...................................................................................................................................................368
acse_debug_sel..................................................................................................................................................368
tp4_debug_sel....................................................................................................................................................369
clnp_debug_sel..................................................................................................................................................369
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smp_debug_sel ..................................................................................................................................................370
Configuring Log Masks with the XML file ........................................................................................................371
APPENDIX D: MEMORY MANAGEMENT TOOLS .......................................................................................375
Standard Memory Management ............................................................................................................................375
Compiling and Linking with Standard Memory Management ..........................................................................376
Memory Allocation Global Variables................................................................................................................376
Dynamic Memory Allocation.............................................................................................................................378
Pooled Memory Management Using SMEM ........................................................................................................382
Compiling and Linking with Pooled Memory Management..............................................................................382
SMEM Contexts .................................................................................................................................................383
SMEM Pools......................................................................................................................................................383
“System” Memory Allocated when Creating Pools ..........................................................................................383
Allocating Memory with SMEM ........................................................................................................................384
Freeing Memory with SMEM ............................................................................................................................384
Range Monitoring..............................................................................................................................................384
SMEM Control Global Variables......................................................................................................................388
SMEM Functions...............................................................................................................................................389
Changes Required to Use SMEM ......................................................................................................................397
Recommended SMEM Configuration Procedure ..............................................................................................397
APPENDIX E: LINKED LIST TOOLS................................................................................................................399
Link List Data Structure ........................................................................................................................................399
APPENDIX F: GLBSEM SUBSYSTEM FOR MULTI-THREADED SUPPORT ...........................................405
APPENDIX G: UTILITY FUNCTIONS...............................................................................................................415
Miscellaneous Functions .......................................................................................................................................415
UTC Time Support Functions ...............................................................................................................................417
APPENDIX H: SUBNETWORK API ...................................................................................................................421
Subnetwork Data Structure....................................................................................................................................421
Ethertype Data Structure .......................................................................................................................................422
Subnetwork Functions...........................................................................................................................................423
Functions for IEEE 802.3 Tagged MAC frames (Ethertype) ................................................................................430
APPENDIX I: MMS-EASE TYPE DESCRIPTION LANGUAGE (TDL)........................................................433
Simple Type Names...............................................................................................................................................433
TDL Structure Control ..........................................................................................................................................437
TDL Examples ...................................................................................................................................................438
APPENDIX J: IEC GOOSE EXAMPLE APPLICATION FRAMEWORK ....................................................441
Framework functions contained within iec_rx.c ...................................................................................................441
Framework functions contained within iec_tx.c....................................................................................................450
APPENDIX K: IEC61850 PRODUCT PICS ........................................................................................................455
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