Is anyone working on using Linux PLC with the IEC 870-5 protocol?


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No, not that I know of - unless it has another name.

(And I should know of it, seeing as I maintain the Maintainers file. Did you want to work on it?)

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Jiri Baum wrote:

> Earl:
> > Is anyone working on using Linux PLC with the IEC 870-5 protocol?


Thanks for getting back so promptly, Jiri!

> No, not that I know of - unless it has another name.

IEC 60870-5-xxx.

> (And I should know of it, seeing as I maintain the Maintainers file. Did
> you want to work on it?)

Not now. I'm working on establishing a "state of SCADA" baseline. We'll see after I'm done with this.


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What is the IEC 60870-5-xxx protocol?


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It's a telecontrol communications protocol. Stations using the protocol may be interconnected
to monitor and control a system. It's designed to be used where the stations are widely
distributed. Examples are electric power grids, and municipal water and waste water systems.

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> > Earl:
> > > Is anyone working on using Linux PLC with the IEC 870-5 protocol?

Jiri:
> > No, not that I know of - unless it has another name.

Earl:
> IEC 60870-5-xxx.

Nope, that neither.

http://www.linuxplc.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/~checkout~/doc/Maintainers(I should have posted that last time.)

> > (And I should know of it, seeing as I maintain the Maintainers file.
> > Did you want to work on it?)

> Not now. I'm working on establishing a "state of SCADA" baseline. We'll
> see after I'm done with this.

OK. Check the Linux Lab Project, too - they have some stuff, mainly for data acquisition, and we haven't yet got around to connecting their
architecture to ours...

Jiri
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Hi colleagues

I have my own IEC 60870-5-101 software but for Microware OS-9 not for Linux. It's an RTU side but I also have some code for the SCADA side
that I used for testing the RTU. If I got order I could port it to Linux.

Best regards
Ilija

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How can I obtain a copy of your IEC 60870-5-101 software to "translate" it to Linux?

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Joan Valls
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How can I obtain a copy of your IEC 60870-5 documentation.
regards
Srinivasa N Reddy