Communication Network Elements Sample Clauses

Communication Network Elements. Following sections provide detail on both DCU based communication network and router-based RF mesh network. The AMISP shall select relevant parts as applicable for designing and establishing communication infrastructure. The network, shall be horizontally and vertically scalable to accommodate future meter installations. <Utility to define the scalability level required for the network>. The network elements may be comprised of the following. 1.4.3.1 Data Concentrator Unit (DCU) based Communication Network (<to be kept as redundant item if required, otherwise the entire section is to be deleted>) The Data Concentrator Unit is a gateway for communication of data between the Smart Meters and the HES. The Data Concentrator Unit receives information from the Smart Meter on a scheduled / need basis and passes it on to HES / MDM. The DCU provides the central link between Smart Meters and HES, enabling continuous/periodic meter read and control. DCU shall exchange data from Smart Meters on RF / PLCC communication and with HES on WAN. 1.4.3.1.1 Hardware & Power Supply of DCU a) Enclosure/box of DCU shall be IP65 or better compliant. A suitable mounting arrangement required for DCU installation shall also be provided. b) A suitable and optimum power supply shall be provided keeping in view that even in case of outage in one or two phases, DCU can be powered. DCU should be capable of withstanding surges & voltage spikes of 6 kV. Power supply shall be terminated on suitable sized Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB) to facilitate isolation during on-site maintenance. c) DCU shall have battery with backup for 1(one) hour for normal meter reading, to push tamper event, carry out on demand reading and the network health status/ connectivity continuity & check. DCU should have the suitable feature to send power outage and restoration message to the HES. d) DCU shall have built-in Real Time Clock (RTC) with separate battery backup. It shall have self- diagnostic feature for RTC, memory, battery, communication module, etc. 1.4.3.1.2 Configuration, Functionality & Interface of DCU DCU shall have following configuration functionalities / tools: a) Configuring the communication with underlying nodes/meters. b) Communication of data from the field devices and push the data at configured intervals to the HES. It should also support the HES in pulling data from the field devices/meters. The data acquisition (Push/Pull) frequency shall be configurable. DCU shall be capable to prioriti...
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Communication Network Elements. Following sections provide detail on router-based RF mesh network. The AMISP shall select relevant parts as applicable for designing and establishing communication infrastructure. The network, shall be horizontally and vertically scalable to accommodate future meter installations. The network elements may be comprised of the following.
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