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  • 05 Feb 2024
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Connecting to an IEC-102 Meter Through an Ethernet to Serial Converter Configured as a TCP Server:

In this example, IEC 102 Client is used to connect to a meter through a TCP connection. The configuration will include creating a gateway in order to permit the Utility to connect to the meter and download the load profile.

  • Step 1: Create a module instance: (Config => Modules => button to the left of Modules => New module)

Figure - New module(1)


  • Step 2: Provide a name for the module, in this case IEC102Client, set the module type to Iec102Client, and configure the new module as shown below.

Figure - New module(2)


  • Step 3: Set the API and Logger configuration to default. Next, it's time to configure the module to establish which networks will be able to establish communication.
  • Step 4: Create a new Channel and enter the Host and TCP port of your energy meter.Figure 8 - 1.21.5


  • Step 5: Now, let's create and configure a Gateway for allowing and prioritizing the connection from the Utility as well as preventing collisions.

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  • Step 6: Once the Gateway is configured, let's add a new Device. Every Device requires both a Link address and a Point address, which can usually be obtained from the energy meter display.

Figure 12 - 1.21.5

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  • Step 7: Create and configure some tags to retrieve the data provided by the meter. Refer to this link for more detailed information on creating tags. 

Figure 7 - 1.21.5


  • Step 8: The tags should be now available and displayed with good quality in the Real-Time display panel.

Figure - IEC 2


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