@StephenCWills , test below:
The CSV export indicates that your input device’s timestamps are all exactly 2.56 milliseconds apart. Seems like maybe openPDC is not parsing FRACSEC from the data frames correctly. I wonder if this could be because of the C37.118 protocol version. In openPDC Manager, can you try changing the Protocol field on the input device to IEEE C37.118-2005?
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@StephenCWills , you were spot on! That was exactly it! Now the frames are correct (image below).
I would like to thank you and @ritchiecarroll for your support!
Thank you very much!
Hello guys, I would like to contribute to this discussion.
Like my colleague LuizFreire, I have GE RPV311 PMU on site configured with CFG3 and IEEE C37.118.2-2011, trying to use OpenPDC as a concentrator.
Like my colleague, when using the described configuration, I was facing some issues with the output stream sending 9 frames/second.
Using C37.118-2005 protocol version, fixed the behavior. However, the TSO insisted on using the 2011 protocol version. So, when I marked CFG2 and CFG3 on GE equipment, I was able to use 2011 protocol without any change on Outputstream.
Here are some prints to help others with the same issue;
Connection string: addPhaseLabelSuffix=false; replaceWithSpaceChar=false;ConfigurationFrameVersion=2; TargetConfigurationType=Std2011
PMU conf.
