DNP 3.0: Distributed Network Protocol, Version 3.0 definition
DNP 3.0: Distributed Network Protocol, Version 3.0 means a data processing application that runs on master and remote devices and is used for data exchange. See www.dnp.org for more information on this protocol.
DNP 3.0: Distributed Network Protocol, Version 3.0 means the ability for a DPG device to parse DNP client requests including, but not limited to, all Subset Level 1 Objects, Variations and Qualifiers as defined by the DNP V3 Subset Definitions (Version 2.00) document (# P009- 0IG.SUB). The DPG device must respond to requests only with Objects, Variations and Qualifiers that a Level 1 client is required to parse. A DNP Device Profile form must be submitted with each DPG device. (See www.dnp.org for Subset definitions, Conformance Test Procedures, DNP Device Profile and complete development documentation)