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Duration 21 hours
Course Outline
Introduction to RTUs in Power and Automation Systems
- The function of RTUs in substation and power cell operations
- Architectural designs and key hardware components of RTUs
- Primary functions and communication responsibilities within control systems
RTU Hardware Assembly and I/O Configuration
- Mapping of digital and analog input/output channels
- Wiring best practices and field connection standards
- Addressing schemes and signal categorization
Communication Protocols for RTU Integration
- An overview of Modbus, DNP3, IEC 60870-5, and other relevant standards
- Configuration of serial and Ethernet communication links
- Implementation of master-slave and client-server topologies
RTU Logic, Control, and Automation Capabilities
- Setting up internal logic and process sequencing
- Managing alarm handling and event reporting mechanisms
- Execution workflows for commands and control operations
Interfacing with SCADA and Control Systems
- Preparing RTU data points for SCADA mapping
- Maintaining time synchronization and ensuring data integrity
- Verifying communication links between RTUs and supervisory systems
Testing, Diagnostics, and Troubleshooting
- Monitoring data streams and communication health
- Diagnosing wiring, addressing, and protocol-related faults
- Utilizing diagnostic tools for on-site verification
Cybersecurity and Best Practices for RTU Deployments
- Principles of secure configuration for field-level devices
- Managing user access rights and password policies
- Safeguarding communication channels against unauthorized entry
Practical Workshop: Comprehensive RTU Configuration
- Building a complete RTU setup from hardware integration to SCADA connection
- Testing I/O channels and validating communication paths
- Confirming full system functionality and failover capabilities
Conclusion and Recommended Next Steps
Requirements
- A solid grasp of industrial automation principles
- Hands-on experience with control system hardware
- Working knowledge of electrical or instrumentation basics
Target Audience
- Automation and control engineers
- Power system technicians
- SCADA and substation integration specialists
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