PMU Connection Tester

Hello, my name is Owais. My project is to make PDC Server. I have 305 message informations at every 0.001 seconds of electrical bus in hexadecimal format in txt file. My message information is already converted in IEEE Std C37.118.2™-2011 ... [More] standard. My task is to check my message information data in pmu connection tester by transmitting these data which are in txt file from another computer through networking via udp protocol. I have tried several codes but an error is obtained everytime (Bad data stream , expected sync byte 0xAA as first byte in IEEE Std C37.118 frame, got 0x41). My device id code is 65281. Samples of my message information data at each instant are as follows: AA01004AFF0156615771000000000140446EA721C135F45F446EA721C3035F46446EA721C37B5F463B5A5873C2A4CA1C3B5A5873C34A650E3B5A5873C3A13287B4EEBAFBB33EFBFC8583 AA01004AFF0156615771000027100140446EA721C135F45F446EA721C3035F46446EA721C37B5F463B5A5873C2A4CA1C3B5A5873C34A650E3B5A5873C3A13287B4B30BE4B30F3CB6217B My phasor values are in rectangular form. please help me in accomplish my task . I will be very grateful to you. [Less]

Important Note Source code for this project has been migrated to GitHub: https://github.com/GridProtectionAlliance/PMUConnectionTester All new source code and product releases will be posted there.   Project Description The PMU Connection ... [More] Tester administered by the Grid Protection Alliance (GPA) verifies that a data stream from synchrophasor measurement device is being successfully received. The PMU connection tester supports the following phasor data protocols: IEEE C37.118 (Version 1/Draft 7, Draft 6), IEEE 1344, BPA PDCstream, SEL Fast Message, UTK FNET streaming data protocol, IEC 61850-90-5 and Macrodyne. User can save "Connection Files" for individual device connections: User can also save "Capture Files" for later playback and visualization: These capture files may also be played back into the openPDC for conversion into other streaming protocols. Click here to download binaries from nightly build. Nightly builds happen at midnight in the Eastern time zone each day so long as there was a code change checked into the solution that day. Use the nightly builds at your own risk as these builds will not have been tested for quality assurance.   Tags: BPA PDCstream FNET IEEE 1344 IEEE C37.118 IEC 61850-90-5 Macrodyne Phasor PMU Protocol Tester SEL Fast Message Synchrophasor Std [Less]

Important Note Source code for this project has been migrated to GitHub: https://github.com/GridProtectionAlliance/PMUConnectionTester All new source code and product releases will be posted there.   Project Description The PMU Connection ... [More] Tester administered by the Grid Protection Alliance (GPA) verifies that a data stream from synchrophasor measurement device is being successfully received. The PMU connection tester supports the following phasor data protocols: IEEE C37.118 (Version 1/Draft 7, Draft 6), IEEE 1344, BPA PDCstream, SEL Fast Message, UTK FNET streaming data protocol, IEC 61850-90-5 and Macrodyne. User can save "Connection Files" for individual device connections: User can also save "Capture Files" for later playback and visualization: These capture files may also be played back into the openPDC for conversion into other streaming protocols. Click here to download binaries from nightly build. Nightly builds happen at midnight in the Eastern time zone each day so long as there was a code change checked into the solution that day. Use the nightly builds at your own risk as these builds will not have been tested for quality assurance.   Tags: BPA PDCstream FNET IEEE 1344 IEEE C37.118 IEC 61850-90-5 Macrodyne Phasor PMU Protocol Tester SEL Fast Message Synchrophasor Std [Less]

There is no direct "USB" transport option built-into the openPDC - you will need a real serial-port (using USB to serial converter will work fine) or connect via IP. I am unaware of a PMU that connects using USB - can you tell me the vendor device you are using? Thanks, Ritchie

There is no direct "USB" transport option built-into the openPDC - you will need a real serial-port (using USB to serial converter will work fine) or connect via IP. I am unaware of a PMU that connects using USB - can you tell me the vendor device you are using? Thanks, Ritchie

Thanks Stephen for solving my problem, here is the solution: Delete the user-specific config file in “%appdata%\Grid Protection Alliance\PMUConnectionTester\Settings.xml”.

Thanks Stephen for solving my problem, here is the solution: Delete the user-specific config file in “%appdata%\Grid Protection Alliance\PMUConnectionTester\Settings.xml”.

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All the source code for the synchrophasor parsing can be found here: https://github.com/GridProtectionAlliance/gsf https://github.com/GridProtectionAlliance/openPDC/blob/master/Source/Documentation/wiki/Developers_Device_to_Data_in_5_Easy_Steps.md Thanks, Ritchie

All the source code for the synchrophasor parsing can be found here: https://github.com/GridProtectionAlliance/gsf https://github.com/GridProtectionAlliance/openPDC/blob/master/Source/Documentation/wiki/Developers_Device_to_Data_in_5_Easy_Steps.md Thanks, Ritchie