Service Reference Variant

7.13 · Set Auxiliary Controller State

Service details

Identifiers, rules, and applicability

Service reference
7.13
Service Reference Variant
7.13
DUIS section
3.8.99
Command variants
4, 5, 6, 7
DUIS possible responses
Response to Transform Request - PreCommand FormatAcknowledgementService Response from Device - GBCSPayloadResponse to a Command for Local Delivery Request - LocalCommand Format
Critical
Yes
Sensitive response
No
Protection against replay
Yes
On demand
Yes
Future dated
No
DSP scheduled
No
DCC only
No
SMETS1 applicability
No
SAPC requirement
Mandatory
DUIS applicability
4.0, 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3

Cross-specification evidence

SMETS/CHTS to GBCS Mapping

This section shows the SMETS and CHTS attributes that can be read or written by the identified GBCS Use Case. Command requirements are shown separately from the mapped attributes.

ECS47a3 commands0 attributes0x011EESME

Commands mapped to ECS47a

No mapped data attributes.

Specific Errors

Response codes and descriptions

No specific validation is defined for this SRV.

GBCS Use Case

Use cases, device coverage, and applicability

Use Case / Message Code
ECS47a0x011E
DUIS Applicability
v4.0 – v5.3
GBCS Applicability
v4.0 – v4.3
GBCS Criticality
Critical
Sensitive Response
No
Future Dated
No
GBT
No
SMETS1 Applicable
No
Eligible Roles
EISESME

DUIS Service Definition

Data items and DCC processing

Request data items

Table 223: .1 : SetAuxiliaryControllerState (sr:SetAuxiliaryControllerState) data items
Data ItemDescription / ValuesTypeMandatoryDefaultUnits
auxiliaryControllerN (attribute of SetAuxiliaryControllerState)The value [n] for the Auxiliary Controller[n] with its SMETS meaning. The identifier associated with the Auxiliary Controller.sr:range_1_5 (Restriction of xs:positiveInteger minInclusive 1 maxInclusive 5)YesNoneN/A
StartDateTimeThe UTC date and time at which the User requires the Device to start the APC/ALCS/HCALCS Setting Period with their SMETS meaning.xs:dateTimeYesNoneUTC Date-Time
EndDateTimeThe UTC date and time at which the User requires the Device to end the APC/ALCS/HCALCS Setting Period with their SMETS meaning.xs:dateTimeYesNoneUTC Date-Time
CommandedStateLevelAn integer indicating the required state of the Auxiliary Controller. Where the Auxiliary Controller is an APC, the number reflects the percentage to which its commanded state level is to be set. Where the Auxiliary Controller is an ALCS or HCALCS, 100 shall be interpreted by the Device as meaning closure of the switch (allowing energy to flow) and any other number shall be interpreted as meaning opening of the switch (not allowing energy to flow).sr:AuxiliaryControllerLevel (Restriction of xs:unsignedShort minInclusive = 0, maxInclusive = 100)YesNoneN/A
InputFromControlledLoadThis element is only relevant to an APC, and will be ignored by the Device where the Auxiliary Controller is not an APC. If present, this element specifies that the direction of energy flow in the CommandedStateLevel of the APC shall relate to the input of energy from the controlled load. If not present, then the CommandedStateLevel shall relate to the output of energy to the controlled load.sr:NoType (see Annex 17)NoNoneN/A

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