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Mobile wireless communication for metering (smart
and industrial) and smart grid
Detlef Einacker, November 2010
 Intro: GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS
 Industrial metering
 Smart metering
 Smart Grid
 Appendix
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Data transmission GSM (CSD) vs. GPRS/EDGE/UMTS
GSM
GPRS/EDGE/UMTS
 Fixed assignment of voice and data
channels
 Physical connection to the air
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 Full bandwidth of a radio channel used
exclusively by one user
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GPRS session uses several channel in
parallel
 User pays the radio channel the whole
time of allocation
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Resources are only occupied for the
absolute period of time to transmit the
data package
 Pricing according to connection time
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Pricing according to transferred volume
- “pay for activity”
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- “pay for silence”
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Dynamic assignment of voice and data
channels
Data transfer via packages
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GPRS/EDGE – a few details
packet-switching data
GPRS/EDGE
Session 1
Dedicated
GPRS/EDGE data channel
GPRS/EDGE
Session 2
Source: T-Mobile
 Dynamic assignment of voice and data channel.
 GPRS/EDGE Session is able to use several channel in parallel.
 Resources are only occupied for the duration of transmission.
 GPRS/EDGE use existing GSM infrastructure
 GPRS/EDGE is a technology for packet oriented data communication (IP)
 GPRS/EDGE is global and area wide
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Combined voice and
GPRS/EDGE data channel
UMTS – Core Netzwerk
 UMTS is using it‘s own radio access network,
separated from GSM
 UMTS is using W-CDMA (Wideband Code
Division Multiple Access) air interface standard
 The UTRAN Network logically cuts into RNSs
(Radio Network Subsystem)
 A RNS is a geographical region which is
managed by a RNC (Radio Network Controller).
 Single RNS‘s can be cuts into Location Areas
(LA)
 MSC, SGSN and GGSN are core components
of GSM/GPRS 2G network and are used by the
UMTS 3G network.
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Comparison of wireless communication
850/900 MHz (2W)
1800/1900 MHz (1W)
Technology
Signal run times
Always on
Circuit switched
CSD
9,6…14,4 kBit/s
kBit/s
No
Circuit switched
HSCSD
38,4…57,6 kBit/s
kBit/s
No
Package oriented
GPRS
62,4 kBit/s
31,2 kBit/s
800-1200ms
Yes
Package oriented
EDGE
236,8 kBit/s
118,4 kBit/s
300-500ms
Yes
Package oriented
UMTS
384 kBit/s
128 kBit/s
200-300ms
Yes
Package oriented
HSDPA
max. 7,2 MBit/s
384 kBit/s
100-200ms
Yes
Package oriented
HSUPA
max. 7,2 MBit/s
max 3,6 MBit/s
100-200ms
Yes
UMTS
850/1900/2100 MHz
(0,25W)
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The acutal values of mobile service providers may differ from these values.
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GSM
Transfer rates (theoretical)
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 Intro: GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS
 Industrial metering applications
 Smart metering applications
 Smart Grid applications
 Appendix
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Can we read transparent different meter types
with one modem?
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Is it possible to keep the already installed
meters?
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How do we avoid meter reading mistakes?
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Can we assure save and protected meter
reading, protection against fraud?
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Is it possible control and manage meter and
modem remotely, without regular visits?
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Industrial Meter communication
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Remote Meter Reading
Any
meter!
Telecommunication
Network GSM, GPRS,
PSTN or LAN
Control Centre and
remote configuration
Transparent
and bidirectional
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ZDUE
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Remote Meter Reading
Any
meter!
 Reduce meter reading mistakes
 Reduce Risks, stay in office
Telecommunication
 Reduce Confusion and Fraud through
Network GSM, GPRS,
automated processes with security
PSTN or LAN
 No vendor log in through transparent
communication
Control Centre and
remote configuration
Transparent
and bidirectional
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ZDUE
 Reduce meter reading costs
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Products for industrial meter reading – ZDUE modems
Advantages
Application Areas
ZDUE-MOD-PLUS-V
Meter reading
via Analog
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Interfaces CL1; RS232; RS485
time window for call acceptance
Integrated real-time clock
Auxiliary power supply
Status information through LEDs
Security through Password
ZDUE-GSM-PLUS-V
Meter reading
via GSM and GPRS
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Quad Band GSM
Interfaces CL1; RS232; RS485
time window for call acceptance
Auxiliary power supply
Status information through LEDs
Security through Password
ZDUE-GPRS-PLUS-IV
Meter reading
via GSM and GPRS
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Interfaces CL1; RS232; RS485
Very short reading intervals
Password protection
Status information through 4 LED‘s
Configuration locally and remote
 Utilities
 Meter reading
ZDUE-LAN-PLUS-IV
Meter reading
via LAN (DSL)
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Interfaces CL1; RS232; RS485
Very short reading intervals
Status information through LEDs
Password protection
Log file system
 Utilities
 Meter reading
 Utilities
 Meter reading
 Utilities
 Meter reading
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Product
 Intro: GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS
 Industrial metering applications
 Smart metering applications
 Smart Grid applications
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How do we connect single households for smart
metering?
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Can we avoid vendor and product log in scenarios?
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Is it possible to read all meters (e,g,w, ACs, heating,
etc.), to connect also the home automation or displays?
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Can we get open standard and interoperable solutions?
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Smart Meter communication
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Smart Metering, with a gMUC (WAN comm. gateway)
CCO
GSM
GPRS
Radio:
W M-Bus or
Zigbee
@
Ethernet, LAN / DSL
RS232 or RS485
PLC
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Customer interface:
Ethernet or radio
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gMUC/MUC Product range available
 gMUC-GPRS
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Installations mainly for single customers and/or rural environment
Communication with GPRS towards the central system
W-MBUS, 1107, RS232, RS485 (planned: DLMS, ZigBee)
 gMUC-LAN
Communication via DSL line modem towards central system
Installation and operation through telecom operator
 MUC-C-GPRS (following German standard)
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Installations mainly for single customers and/or rural environment
Communication with GPRS towards the central system
 MUC-C-PLC (following German standard)
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Installation mainly in residential buildings or urban environment
Communication with PLC to the MUC-concentrator
 MUC-Concentrator (following German standard)
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Installation mainly in urban substations
Communication with PLC towards MUC-C-PLC
Communication with GPRS/EDGE towards the central system
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 Intro: GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS
 Industrial metering applications
 Smart metering applications
 Smart Grid applications
 Appendix
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How can we control the remote networks and grids?
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How to connect outside substations secure, reliable and
easy?
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Can we avoid vendor lock-in?
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How to build virtual IP rings for redundant
communication?
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We need state of the art security with firewall and VPN
functionality! Via mobile networks?
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Smart Grid communication
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Secure wireless routers:
LAN
RTC-TC
Dual LAN
Servers
TCI
IP:195.3.97.113
LAN
IP:195.3.97.109
LAN Switch
VPN Router
VPN Router
@ Internet
public mobile network
access via public APN
TAINY HMOD-V2-IO
VPN tunnel
public mobile network
access via private APN
(closed user group)
GPRS /
EDGE /
UMTS
TAINY EMOD-V2-IO
TAINY HMOD-L1-IO
TAINY EMOD-L1-IO
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SCADA
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TAINY HMOD-V2-IO
TAINY HMOD-L1-IO
TAINY ÊMOD-V2-IO
TAINY EMOD-L1-IO
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Die Geräte: TAINY EMOD und TAINY HMOD
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Any questions?
Detlef Einacker
 Telefon: +49 (40) 55304 1490
 Fax:
+49 (40) 55304 180
 Mobil:
+49 (160) 367 2324
 E-Mail:
[email protected]
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 Autor:
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Some accessories for the wireless products
Article
number
Wall power supply SA07 100-240 VAC/24VDC 1A
316459
Top-hat rail power supply DR45 85-265VAC/24VDC 2A
316411
Dual-band device antenna (900/1800 MHz)
Mounted directly on device; Gain -5 dB, SMA connection
316213
Tri-band flat antenna (900/1800/1900 MHz)
Mounting location: Indoor/outdoor; Gain: 0dB,
Connection: SMA, cable length: 3m
316220
Dual-band rod antenna (900/1800 MHz)
Mounting location: Indoor, clip fastening; Gain: 2dB,
Connection: SMA, cable length: 1.5m
316237
Tri-band rod antenna (900/1800/1900 MHz)
Mounting location: In/outdoor, bracket fastening;
Gain: 2dB; Connection: SMA, cable length: 5m
316244
Antenna adapter, SMA - FME
316299
Antenna adapter, SMA - SMA, 90° angled
316442
Serial connection cable RJ45 <-> DB9 0.5m
316268
316237
316244
316220
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Product, designation