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The document provides detailed guidance on monitoring remote measurement points using the Siemens SIMATIC RTU3041C, including hardware setup, configuration, and operation. It outlines the components required, the principle of operation, and the implementation of functions such as sending alerts via SMS and email. Additionally, it includes legal disclaimers and security information regarding the use of the application examples and the importance of maintaining industrial security measures.

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The document provides detailed guidance on monitoring remote measurement points using the Siemens SIMATIC RTU3041C, including hardware setup, configuration, and operation. It outlines the components required, the principle of operation, and the implementation of functions such as sending alerts via SMS and email. Additionally, it includes legal disclaimers and security information regarding the use of the application examples and the importance of maintaining industrial security measures.

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Monitoring of Remote

Measurement Points
using an RTU3041C
Siemens
SIMATIC RTU3041C / TeleControl Server Basic V3.1 Industry
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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
Legal information ......................................................................................................... 2
1 Introduction ........................................................................................................ 4
1.1 Overview............................................................................................... 4
1.2 Principle of Operation ........................................................................... 6
1.3 Components Used ................................................................................ 7
2 Engineering ........................................................................................................ 8
2.1 Hardware Setup ................................................................................... 8
2.2 Configuration and project planning .................................................... 10
2.2.1 Configuring the SIMATIC RTU3041C ................................................ 10
Configuring SMS/email sending/receiving ......................................... 17
Configuring operating modes ............................................................. 20
Configuring the GPS functionality of the RTU3041C ......................... 21
Creating tags for programming in the RTU3041C ............................. 24
Creating a program in the SIMATIC RTU3041C ................................ 34
Programming email transmission ....................................................... 37
Configuring the connection to the TeleControl Server ....................... 43
2.2.2 Configuring the TeleControl Server Basic .......................................... 47
2.2.3 Configuring OPC UA Clients (UaExpert) ............................................ 51
2.2.4 Loading the Configuration File ........................................................... 55
2.3 Operation ............................................................................................ 61
2.3.1 RTU3041C Wake-Up by Mobile Phone ............................................. 61
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2.3.2 Determining the Exact Position of the RTU3041C via GPS ............... 62
3 Useful Information ........................................................................................... 63
4 Appendix .......................................................................................................... 67
4.1 Service and support ........................................................................... 67
4.2 Industry Mall ....................................................................................... 68
4.3 Application support ............................................................................. 68
4.4 Links and literature ............................................................................. 68
4.5 Change documentation ...................................................................... 69

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1 Introduction
1.1 Overview
Starting point
The battery-powered SIMATIC RTU30X1C is used to monitor and control remote
stations that are geographically distributed and not connected to a power supply
network. The RTU30X1C can store process data and transmit it to a central station
via mobile wireless or via the LAN interface and an external router.
Furthermore, the RTU30X1C has 4 additional digital outputs and supports position
determination and time synchronization via GPS.

Requirements
An RTU30X1C monitors the fill level of a rain overflow basin.
To conserve power, the RTU30X1C is in sleep mode much of the time, switching to
an update or communication mode in predetermined cycles.
If the level exceeds a critical value, the RTU30X1C informs the operator by email
and SMS, even outside scheduled communication cycles.
In addition, the RTU30X1C informs the operator via SMS when its predefined
target position is reached. The actual position should be within a parameterized
radius.
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Figure 1-1 Level monitoring overview

SMS

Mobile wireless
network

Battery modules

RTU3041C

analog
level sensor
digital
level sensor critical
level

Moisture sensor

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Use case
The RTU3041C uses an analog level sensor to monitor the level of a rain overflow
basin. A digital moisture sensor starts the measurement.
In addition, a digital level sensor (float) is installed, which is activated when a
critical level is exceeded.
At configurable, timed intervals, the RTU switches from sleep mode to update
mode to read the inputs and process the program.
The position determination and the time synchronization of the RTU3041C is done
via GPS.
Subsequently, the current data is sent to the TeleControl Server Basic (TCSB).
To read out the data of the TCSB, UaExpert is used as OPC UA Client.

Solution approach
• An application program with the program blocks "Send email" and "Send SMS"
implements the sending of emails and SMS messages.
• The position determination is done with the "GPS position" block. The block
checks whether the RTU is moving outside the specified range.
• The RTU3041C is configured via the Web-Based Management (WBM) of the
RTU.
• The blocks are graphically displayed and programmed via the Web-Based
Management (WBM) of the RTU3041C.
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1.2 Principle of Operation


Diagram
The following figure shows the most important components of the solution
schematically:
Figure 1-2
Control
center

TeleControl Server OPC UA


Basic Client

OPC UA

Ethernet

Router
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GPS
signal

Cell phone

RTU3041C

Implemented functions
The following functions are implemented in the application example:
• Receiving a wake-up SMS to wake up the RTU3041C from sleep mode.
• Sending an email/SMS to a defined recipient when a critical level is exceeded
or not reached.
• Time synchronization via GPS.
• Position determination of the RTU3041C via GPS.
• Sending an SMS to a defined recipient when the RTU3041C moves outside
the defined range.

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1.3 Components Used


This application example was created with the following hardware and software
components:
Table 1-1
Components Quantity Article number Note
SIMATIC RTU3041C 1 6NH3112-4BB00-0XX0 The SIMATIC
RTU3031C
(6NH3112-3BB00-0XX0)
can also be used.
Battery module housing 2 6NH3112-3BA00-1XX2 2 pieces per RTU
Battery 4 2 pieces per battery
module housing (e.g.,
SAFT LSH20)
Mobile wireless antenna 1 6NH9860-1AA00
Antenna ANT895-6ML 1 6GK5895-6ML00-0AA0 For receiving GPS
position and time
information
SIM card 1 Any mini SIM card with a
data option
SITRANS LU150 analog 2 7ML5201-0FB0 Up to 5 m
level sensor
Digital level sensor 2 Available from specialist
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dealers
Digital moisture sensor 1 Available from specialist
dealers
SCALANCE M816-1 1 6GK5816-1AA00-2AA2 Another DSL router can
also be used.
TeleControl Server Basic 1 6NH9910-0AA31-0AA0
8 V3.1, Update 3
UaExpert 1 Freeware Download at
https://www.unified-
automation.com/downl
oads/opc-ua-
clients.html

This application example consists of the following components:


Table 1-2
109739240_RTU3041C_TCSB_DOC_V30_en.pdf This document
109739240_RTU3041C_TCSB_PROJ_V30.zip Configuration file of the
RTU3041C

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2.1 Hardware Setup
Section 1.3 lists the required hardware components.
The following diagram shows the hardware setup of the RTU3041C.
Figure 2-1: Circuit diagram RTU

Digital Digital
level sensor moisture sensor

M 0 M 1
X20 X21

RTU3041C

X10 X40 X41 … …


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L+ M L+ M 0+ 0-

External power
supply (optional)

+ -

LU150

1. Insert the SIM card into the RTU3041C.


2. Insert two batteries at a time into a battery module housing.
3. Mount the RTU3041C and, to the left of it, the battery module housing on a
top-hat rail.
4. Connect the digital level sensor to the terminal block X20.
5. Connect the digital moisture sensor to terminal block X21.
6. Connect the analog level sensor to terminal blocks X40 and X41. For
instructions on how to operate the SITRANS LU150, refer to the instruction
manual: https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/109739505.
7. Connect the antennas to the RTU3041C.
8. Connect the battery module housing to the RTU3041C.

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Note You can also operate the RTU3041C with an external power supply instead of
batteries. To do this, connect the external power supply with DC 12 to 24 V to
terminal block X10 IN.

Note Connection examples for other sensors can be found in the instruction manual:

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The following table provides an overview of all IP addresses used in this example.
Assignment of static IP addresses is assumed.
Table 2-1
Components IP address Description
Engineering station 192.168.0.100 • TeleContol Server
Basic
• OPC UA Client
RTU3041C 192.168.0.3 Access to WBM
The subnet mask in all network components is 255.255.255.0.
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Note Adjust the IP addresses of the components in your project so that they are on the
same subnet.

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2.2 Configuration and project planning


This section describes the most important steps of the configuration:
• Configure the SIMATIC RTU3041C (Section 2.2.1) or load the supplied
configuration file (Section 2.2.4)
• Configuring the TeleControl Server Basic (Section 2.2.2)
• Configure OPC UA Clients (UaExpert) (Section 2.2.3).

2.2.1 Configuring the SIMATIC RTU3041C

This section shows you all necessary steps to configure the RTU3041C for the
application described here.

Note The supplied project "109739240_RTU3041C_ PROJ_V30.zip" contains the


finished configuration file ("*.cfg"), which you can load into your RTU3041C and
adapt to your application in just a few steps (see Section 2.2.4).
This section is for information only.

Note Insert a SIM card into the RTU3041C before configuring.


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For each RTU, you need a SIM card with data option. You can obtain this from
your mobile provider.

General configuration
1. Connect the RTU3041C to your PG/PC via a network cable.

Note If you are using multiple RTUs, address conflicts may occur during initial startup
because each RTU is assigned the same IP address by default. Therefore, during
commissioning, ensure that only one RTU is connected to your network at a time.

2. If necessary, change the IP address of your PG/PC (according to Table 2-1) so


that it and the RTU3041C are in the same subnet.
3. Wake up the RTU3041C by briefly pressing the WKUP/RESET button on the
RTU3041C.
4. In a browser, open the web server of the RTU3041C at the address
"192.168.0.3".

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5. Log in with the username "admin" and the password "admin".

6. Assign a new password.


7. Navigate to the "System" menu.
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8. Assign a unique station name.

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9. Assign the coordinates for the RTU3041C.

10. Then click "Apply".


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11. Open the System time tab and select your local time zone.

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12. Then click "Apply".

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Note If you are running multiple RTUs on a network, you must assign a unique IP
address. Assign an IP address according to your network settings (e.g.,
192.168.0.4).

13. To do this, navigate to the "LAN" menu.

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14. Enter an IP address and subnet mask.

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15. Then click "Apply".

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Note If you have changed the IP address of the RTU3041C, then open the web server
of the RTU3041C again in a browser under the new IP address.

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16. Navigate to the "WAN" menu.


17. Open the Mobile wireless settings tab.

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18. Enable the mobile function interface.


19. Enter the PIN of the inserted SIM card.
20. Enable the mobile data service.
21. Enter the APN of your mobile operator. If necessary, enter your username and
password.
22. Then click "Apply".

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Configuring SMS/email sending/receiving


To enable the RTU3041C to send messages and data for configurable event
classes (diagnostic buffer entries), either as SMS or as email to an operator,
proceed as follows:
1. Navigate to the "Users / groups" menu.
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2. Add a new user with the name "Administrator".


3. Enter the phone number with country code (e.g., "+49" for Germany).
4. Enter the email address for the "Administrator" user.
5. Then click "Apply".

Note The RTU3041C only accepts wake-up SMS messages from phone numbers that
are stored here.

6. Open the "Recipient groups" tab.

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7. Add a new group named "Administrator SMS".


8. Select the type "SMS".
9. Enable the "Administrator" user.
10. Then click "Apply".

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11. Add a new group named "Administrator Email".


12. Select the "Email" type.
13. Enable the "Administrator" user.

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14. Then click "Apply".


15. Navigate to the "WAN" menu.
16. Open the "SMS" tab.
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17. Enable the "Allow receipt of SMS messages" checkbox.


18. Enable the "Acknowledgment of wake-up SMS message" checkbox.
19. Then click "Apply".

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20. Navigate to the "Services" menu.


21. Open the "E-mail" tab.

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22. Enable the "Active" option there.


23. Enter the server data of the email account that the RTU3041C should use to
send emails.
24. Then click "Apply".

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Configuring operating modes


To conserve power, the RTU3041C is in sleep mode much of the time, switching to
an update or communication mode in predetermined cycles.
1. Navigate to the "Operating mode" menu.
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2. Enter the cycle of the update mode e.g., "1 minute" for test purposes
or choose"1 hour" for the application described here.
3. Set the communication mode to "Cyclic" and specify the cycle of the
communication mode e.g., "10 minutes" for test purposes or "12 hours" for the
application described here.
4. Enter how often the mobile wireless interface should be switched on to fetch
SMS. This is not necessary for the application described here. Select "No" for
this purpose
5. Enter the minimum duration of the service mode e.g., "always" for test
purposes or "30 seconds" for the application described here.

Note The RTU3041C dials into the mobile wireless network every 12 hours. If the
RTU3041C dials into the mobile wireless network more frequently, the power
consumption will increase.

6. Then click "Apply".

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Configuring the GPS functionality of the RTU3041C


To enable communication between the RTU3041C and its communication partner
via GPS, proceed as follows:
1. Navigate to the "GPS" menu.
2. Open the "General" tab.
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3. Enable the "Active" checkbox.


4. Select the "GPS always active" check box.
5. Then click "Apply".

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To enable the time synchronization via GPS, proceed as follows:


6. Navigate to the "System" menu.
7. Open the "System time" tab.
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8. Enable the time synchronization.


9. Select "GPS" as the synchronization method.
10. Then click "Apply".

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In order to send the determined GPS position of the RTU3041C to the TeleControl
Server Basic (TCSB), and to read it out via the OPC UA Client, enable the GPS
tags:
11. Navigate to the "GPS" menu.
12. Open the "Tags" tab.

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13. Click the "Latitude" tag.


14. Enable the "Active" checkbox.
15. Enter a name for the desired tag.
16. Then click "Apply".
17. Repeat steps 9-12 for the tags "Longitude", "Visible satellites", and "Time of
last position".

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Creating tags for programming in the RTU3041C


Before you start programming in the RTU, configure the inputs, outputs, and
memory bits.
1. Navigate to the "Tags" menu.
2. Open the "Digital inputs" tab.
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3. Click on input 0.
4. Enable the "Active" checkbox.
5. Assign the name "float".
6. Select that an additional update cycle is also performed in sleep mode when
the value changes.
7. Then click "Apply".
8. Click on input 1.
9. Enable the "Active" checkbox.
10. Assign the name "enableReadFillLevel".

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11. Select that an additional update cycle is also performed in sleep mode when
the value changes.
12. Then click "Apply".
13. Open the "Digital memory bits" tab.

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14. Click on the 0 memory bit.


15. Enable the "Active" checkbox.
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16. Assign the name "fillLevel90".


17. Then click "Apply".
18. Click memory bit 1.
19. Enable the "Active" checkbox.
20. Assign the name "critFillLevel".

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22. Click memory bit 2.


23. Enable the "Active" checkbox.
24. Assign the name "gpsPosition".

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25. Then click "Apply".


26. Open the "Analog inputs" tab.
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27. Click the analog input 0.


28. Enable the "Active" checkbox.
29. Assign the name "fillLevel".

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30. Select the measurement type of your analog level sensor. The SITRANS
Probe LU150 sensor must be set to "Current (2-wire connector)".

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31. Enter the settling and integration time as well as the smoothing of the signal of
your sensor. The following settings are recommended for the SITRANS Probe
LU150 sensor:
– Settling time: 30,000 ms
– Integration time: 40 ms
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– Smoothing: Weak

Note Note that (settling time + integration time) * smoothing factor must not be longer
than the update mode cycle.

32. Enter the sensor and process values for your application. In this application
example, a sensor signal of 20 mA corresponds to a level of 10,000 m³.

33. Select the digital input "enableReadFillLevel (DI1)" as the "enable signal".

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Note This setting means that the analog input "fillLevel" is only read if the digital input
"enableReadFillLevel" is activated. This can significantly reduce power
consumption.
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34. Enable the "Diagnostics messages" to diagnose the errors.


35. Then click "Apply".
36. Open the "Analog memory bits" tab.
37. Click the analog memory bit 0.
38. Enable the "Active" checkbox.
39. Assign the name "maxVolume".

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40. Select the type "Analog value".


41. Enter the maximum fill level of the rainwater overflow tank in cubic meters (m³)
as the initial value.
42. Then click "Apply".
43. Click the analog memory bit 1.

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44. Enable the "Active" checkbox.


45. Assign the name "fillLevelPercent".
46. Select the type "Analog value".

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47. Then click "Apply".


48. Click on the analog memory bit 2.
49. Enable the "Active" checkbox.
50. Assign the name "distance".

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51. Select the type "Analog value".

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52. Then click "Apply".

Configuring texts for SMS/email dispatch


1. Open the "Texts" tab.

2. Add a new text to be sent via SMS and email when the critical level is
exceeded:
– Name: critLevelReached
– Text: The fill level of the rain overflow basin at station x has reached a
critical level.

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– Date: [DATE]
– Time: [TIME]
3. Then click "Apply".
4. Add a new text to be sent when the critical level is exceeded in the subject of
the email:
– Name: subCritLevelReached
– Text: Critical fill level reached at station x
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5. Then click "Apply".


6. Add a new text to be sent by SMS and email when the level falls below the
critical level:

– Name: fillLevelFallen
– Text: The fill level of the rain overflow basin at station x has fallen below
the critical level.
– Date: [DATE]
– Time: [TIME]
7. Then click "Apply".

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8. Add a new text to be sent when the level falls below the critical level in the
subject of the email:
– Name: subFillLevelFallen
– Text: Fill level at station x has fallen below critical level

9. Then click "Apply".


10. Add a new text to be sent by SMS when the RTU3041C moves within a
parameterized radius:
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– Name: gpsPositionOK
– Text: The last known GPS position is within the tolerance radius.
– Date: [DATE]
– Time: [TIME]
11. Then click "Apply".

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12. Add a new text to be sent by SMS when the RTU3041C moves outside a
parameterized radius:

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– Name: gpsPositionNotOK
– Text: The last known GPS position is outside the tolerance radius.
– Date: [DATE]
– Time: [TIME]
13. Then click "Apply".
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Creating a program in the SIMATIC RTU3041C


In order for the RTU3041C to respond appropriately to events, you must create a
program. Programming is comparable to "FBD" in the TIA Portal.

Program comparison of the current level with a critical value


1. Navigate to the "Program" menu.
2. Assign the name "Critical fill level" to the network.
3. Add a new function block (FB1).

4. Select "Division" as the function.


5. Interconnect the parameters as follows:
– Dividend: fillLevel (AI0)
– Divisor: maxVolume (AM0)
– Quotient: fillLevelPercent (AM1)
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6. Add a new function block (FB2) below it.

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7. Select "Limit value switch" as the function.


8. Interconnect the parameters as follows:
– Input: fillLevelPercent (AM1)
– Output: fillLevel90 (DM0)
– Limit value 1: 0.9000
– Limit value 2: 0.8999

9. Add a new function block (FB3) below.


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10. Select "Logical OR" as the function.


11. Interconnect the parameters as follows:
– Input 1: float (DI0)
– Input 2: fillLevel90 (DM0)
– Output: critFillLevel (DM1)

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12. Negate input 1.

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Programming email transmission


14. Add a new network.

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15. Assign the name "Send email" to the network.


16. Add a new function block (FB1).

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17. Select "Send email" as the function.


18. Interconnect the parameters as follows:
– Trigger: critFillLevel (DM1)
– Send immediately: True
– Recipient: Administrator email
– Text: critFillLevelReached
– Subject: subCritFillLevelReached

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19. Add a new function block (FB2).

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20. Select "Send email" as the function.


21. Interconnect the parameters as follows:
– Trigger: critFillLevel (DM1)
– Send immediately: True
– Recipient: Administrator email
– Text: fillLevelFallen
– Subject: subFillLevelFallen
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22. Negate the "Trigger" input.

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Programming SMS transmission


24. Add a new network.

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25. Assign the name "Send SMS" to the network.

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26. Add a new function block (FB1).


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27. Select "Send SMS" as the function.


28. Interconnect the parameters as follows:
– Trigger: critFillLevel (DM1)
– Send immediately: True
– Recipient: Administrator SMS
– Text: critLevelReached

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29. Add a new function block (FB2) below it.

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30. Select "Send SMS" as the function.


31. Interconnect the parameters as follows:
– Trigger: critFillLevel (DM1)
– Send immediately: True
– Recipient: Administrator SMS
– Text: fillLevelFallen

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32. Negate the "Trigger" input.


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33. Then click "Apply".

Programming GPS position


34. Add a new network.

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36. Add a new function block (FB1).

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37. Select "GPS position" as the function.


38. Interconnect the parameters as follows:
– Postion: System location
– Radius (m): 1000
– Output: gpsPosition (DM2)
– Distance: distance (AM2)

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40. Select "Send SMS" as the function.


41. Interconnect the parameters as follows:
– Trigger: gpsPosition (DM2)
– Send immediately: True
– Recipient: Administrator SMS
– Text: gpsPositionOK

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42. Add a new function block (FB3) below.

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43. Select "Send SMS" as the function.


44. Interconnect the parameters as follows:
– Trigger: gpsPosition (DM2)
– Send immediately: True
– Recipient: Administrator SMS
– Text: gpsPositionNotOK
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45. Negate the "Trigger" input.

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Configuring the connection to the TeleControl Server


A connection to the TeleControl Server must be established so that the
RTU3041C can reach the TeleControl Server.
1. Navigate to the "TeleControl" menu.
2. Open the "TeleControl Basic" tab.
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3. Enable the "Active" checkbox.


4. Enter the static IP address of the TeleControl server.
5. Select "WAN" as the interface.

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6. Enter the IPT listener port of the TeleControl server that you have enabled in
your router (55097 by default) as the port number.

7. Enter
– a unique project number
– a unique station number and
– a TeleControl password.
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8. Then click "Apply".

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9. Open the Data points tab.

10. Set the following settings for the digital input "float (DI0)":
– Transmission method: (Event (only current values))
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– Trigger: Change
– Transfer mode: Buffered transfer
11. Set the following settings for the digital input "enableReadFillLevel (DI1)":
– Transmission method: (Event (only current values))
– Trigger: Change
– Transfer mode: Buffered transfer
12. Set the following settings for the digital input "gpsPosition (DM2)":
– Transmission method: (Event (only current values))
– Trigger: Change
– Transfer mode: Buffered transfer
13. Set the following settings for the digital memory bit "critFillLevel (DM1)":
– Transmission method: (Event (only current values))
– Trigger: Change
– Transfer mode: Unsolicited transfer
14. Set the following settings for the analog input "fillLevel (AI0)":
– Transmission method: (Event (only current values))
– Trigger: Change
– Threshold (%): 5.00
– Transfer mode: Buffered transfer

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15. Set the following settings for the analog input "gpsLatitude (GPS0)":
– Transmission method: (Event (only current values))
– Trigger: Change
– Transfer mode: Buffered transfer
16. Set the following settings for the analog input "gpsLongitude (GPS1)":
– Transmission method: (Event (only current values))
– Trigger: Change
– Transfer mode: Buffered transfer
17. Set the following settings for the counter input "visibleSatellites (GPS3)":
– Transmission method: (Event (only current values))
– Trigger: Change
– Transfer mode: Buffered transfer
18. Set the following settings for the counter input "timeLastPosition (GPS4)":
– Transmission method: (Event (only current values))
– Trigger: Change
– Transfer mode: Buffered transfer
19. Then click "Apply".
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2.2.2 Configuring the TeleControl Server Basic

To configure the TeleControl Server Basic, proceed as follows:


1. Open the program "CMT - Configuration and Monitoring Tool" on your PG/PC.
TeleControl Server Basic must be installed on the PG/PC.
2. Log in with your user data.

The following user data is preset at the factory:


– User: administrator
– Password: 0000
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3. When you log in for the first time, assign your own password.
4. Create a new project by clicking "Add".

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5. Assign a project name and a server password with which Engineering Stations
can connect to the TeleControl server.
– The server password is not relevant for this application example but must
be assigned.
– The SMS gateway operator is not relevant for this application example.

Note The parameter "Project number" must match the parameter in Section 2.2.1 in the
configuration of the connection to the TeleControl Server (Step 7).
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6. Then click "Create".


7. Click "Add".
8. Select "RTU3041C".

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9. Enter
– a station name
– a unique station number and
– a TeleControl password.

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Note The parameters "Station number" and "TeleControl password" must match the
parameters in Section 2.2.1 in the configuration of the connection to the
TeleControl Server (Step 7).

10. Click "OK".


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Note If you use more than one RTU, you can configure all RTUs in this step. To do this,
select "Add multiple connections" and assign the station data. Click "OK".

11. Click "Save & activate" and confirm the action in the drop-down list.

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12. Configure the IP address and the IPT listener port (55097) of the TeleControl
server:
"TCSB system > "TCM" tab > General> Address TCM 1".

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Note The "55097" must be enabled for communication in your DSL router.

The configuration of the TeleControl Server is now completed.


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Note The status "Connected" is only displayed when the TeleControl server has a
connection with the RTU3041C whose configuration data has been transferred to
the runtime system.

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2.2.3 Configuring OPC UA Clients (UaExpert)

This section explains how to monitor the data points of the TCSB via OPC UA.
The following is required to use the OPC UA Client "UaExpert":
– "UaExpert" is installed on your PC.
– OPC UA Server (TCSB) is activated (see Section 2.2.2).
– The configuration of the RTU3041C is loaded into the RTU.

To read the data via the OPC UA Client "UaExpert", proceed as follows:
1. Assign the PG/PC Client an IP address in the subnet of the router (according
to Table 2-1).
2. Start "UaExpert" and click the "Add Server" button.

3. In the dialog, double-click "< Double click to Add Server... >" in the "Custom
Discovery" list area.
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4. In the following dialog, enter the URL and the port of the OPC UA Server
(TCSB) (e.g., opc.tcp://192.168.0.100:4852).
5. Click on "OK".

6. Select an endpoint of the OPC UA Server to which you want to establish a


connection (for example: OPC.SimaticNET.TCSB (opc.tcp)/ None -None).
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192.168.0.100:4852

Note For test purposes, you can also create the connection without exchanging
certificates. If you want a certificate exchange, you have to accept the certificate
manually in the "CMT - Configuration and Monitoring Tool".

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7. Enter the user data for the "CMT - Configuration and Monitoring Tool".
8. Set the "Connect Automatically" checkbox.
9. Then confirm with "OK".

192.168.0.100:4852
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10. In the following dialog, accept the server certificate by setting the checkbox
"Accept the server certificate temporarily for this session".

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The certificate is not stored in the "UaExpert" trusted list.

To permanently add the certificate to the "UaExpert" trusted list, you must select
Note "Trust Server Certificate".

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11. Then click "Continue".

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12. Then locate the desired data points and drag them into the "Data Access view"
window.
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Result:

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2.2.4 Loading the Configuration File

The supplied archive "109739240_RTU3041C_ PROJ_V30.zip" contains the


finished configuration file ("*.cfg"), which you can load into your RTU3041C and
adapt to your application in just a few steps.
To load the supplied configuration into your RTU3041C, proceed as follows:
1. Connect the RTU3041C to your PG/PC via a network cable.

Note Ensure that only one RTU is connected to your network at a time during
commissioning, as each RTU is assigned the same IP address at the factory.

2. If necessary, change the IP address of your PG/PC (according to Table 2-1) so


that it and the RTU3041C are in the same subnet.
The factory default IP address "192.168.0.3" is set in the RTU3041C.
3. Wake up the RTU3041C by briefly pressing the WKUP/RESET button on the
RTU.
4. In a browser, open the web server of the RTU3041C at the address
"192.168.0.3".
5. Log in with the username "admin" and the password "admin".
6. Assign a new password.
7. Navigate to the "Maintenance" menu.
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8. Under "Load configuration", click "Search".

9. Select the downloaded configuration file.


10. Confirm with "Ok".

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11. Click "Load on device".

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12. The previously set password is overwritten with the password "RTU3041c!"
stored in the configuration file.
13. Navigate to the "System > General" menu.
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14. Assign the coordinates for your RTU3041C.

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16. Navigate to the "Operating mode" menu.


17. Enter the minimum duration of the service mode (e.g., "30 seconds")
for the application described here.

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19. Navigate to the "Users / groups" menu.

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20. Enter the phone number with country code (e.g., "+49" for Germany).
21. Enter the email address for the "Administrator" user.
22. Change the password.

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24. Navigate to the "WAN" menu.


25. Open the Mobile wireless settings tab.

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26. Enter the PIN of the inserted SIM card.


27. Enter the APN of your network operator.
28. Then click "Apply".

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29. Navigate to the "Services" menu.


30. Open the "Email" tab.

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31. Enter the server data of the email account that the RTU3041C should use to
send emails.
32. Then click "Apply".
33. Navigate to the "TeleControl" menu.
34. Open the "TeleControl Basic" tab.

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35. Enter the static WAN IP address of the DSL router to which the TeleControl
Server is connected.
36. Enter the Telecontrol password.
37. Then click "Apply".

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2.3 Operation
2.3.1 RTU3041C Wake-Up by Mobile Phone

To read current process values, you can wake the RTU from sleep mode between
two communication cycles.
1. To do this, send an SMS with the text "TELESERVICE" to the mobile phone
number of the SIM card inserted in the RTU3041C.
2. The RTU acknowledges receipt of the wake-up SMS at the next time the
mobile wireless interface turns on and connects to the TeleControl server.

Note If you specify an appointment in the wake-up SMS, the RTU3041C will establish a
connection with its communication partner at the exact time you specify in the
SMS.

3. To do this, send "TELESERVICE YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss" to the mobile


phone number of the SIM card inserted in the RTU3041C.
Figure 2-2: Alarm SMS
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Note The telephone number from which the RTU is woken up must be stored and
authorized in the RTU. You can find the setting in the web interface of the RTU
under "Users / groups", see Section 2.2.1.

Note How often the RTU activates the mobile wireless interface and fetches received
SMS depends on the configuration. The setting can be found in the web interface
of the RTU under "Operating mode", see Section 2.2.1.
Note that enabling the mobile wireless interface increases the power
consumption of the RTU.

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2.3.2 Determining the Exact Position of the RTU3041C via GPS

The exact position of the RTU3041C can be monitored via GPS. This section
shows you how to determine the exact position of your RTU3041C via GPS.
For this scenario, the following is assumed:
– The configuration of the RTU3041C is loaded into the RTU
(see Section 2.2.1).
– OPC UA Server (TCSB) is activated (see Section 2.2.2)
– OPC UA Client (UaExpert) is connected to the OPC UA Server (TCSB)
(see Section 2.2.3).

To display the exact position of the RTU, proceed as follows:

1. To enter the GPS coordinates of the RTU3041C, open Google Maps, for
example.
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2. Get the GPS coordinates of your RTU3041C from UaExpert (follow the steps
from Section 2.2.3).

3. Enter the GPS coordinates (49.39953,11.16347) into Google Maps.

4. The exact location of your RTU is shown on Google Maps.

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3 Useful Information
3.1.1 Update and Communication Mode

The RTU cyclically changes from sleep mode to update or communication mode.
The frequency of the update and communication cycles can be defined.

Figure 3-1: Parameterization of the operating mode


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Update mode
In update mode, the RTU goes through the following steps:
– Reading the inputs that were configured for the current cycle
– Editing the program blocks
– Writing of outputs
– Saving the process data to the SD card (with activated logging)

After the update mode, the RTU falls back into sleep mode or switches to
communication mode if this is configured. The update and communication cycles
can also run independently of each other.

Note In order for the RTU to transmit current values of the data points, the update
cycle must be parameterized at least as frequently as the communication cycle.

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Configurable events
In addition to the configured update cycle, the RTU switches from sleep mode to
update mode when configurable events occur. You can configure the following
events:
– Value change at analog input "AI0"
– Edge change at a digital input
– Triggering timers of program blocks (e.g., with the pulse generator or with
the on/off delay).

Figure 3-2: Parameterization of the additional update mode


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Communication mode
In communication mode, the RTU performs the following tasks:
– Sending the data telegrams to the configured communication partner in the
control center
– Sending saved messages (SMS, emails)
– Synchronization of the time (if configured)

In addition to the previously mentioned tasks, a connection from the TeleControl


server or the configuration PC to the WBM of the RTU can be established in
communication mode. This enables diagnosis of the RTU and maintenance work.

Switching on the mobile wireless interface


Independently of the communication cycle, you can define how often the mobile
wireless interface should be switched on to pick up possible wake-up SMS
messages. Thereby, no connection to the TeleControl server is established.
You also specify this in the web interface under "Operating mode".
Figure 3-3: Switching on the mobile wireless interface
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Note Note that this will increase the power consumption of the RTU.

3.1.2 Transmission Types of the Data Points

The RTU has different transmission modes to transfer data points. You can
parameterize the transmission type for each data point individually.

Figure 3-4: Set transmission type

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Transfer after call


The current value of the data point is stored in the RTU. New values of a data point
overwrite the last stored value.
In communication mode, the current value at that time is transmitted.

Event (current value)


If the transmission type "Event" is selected, a threshold (absolute or percentage)
can be specified for each data point. Only if the value of the data point has
changed beyond this threshold is this is evaluated as an event and the new value
stored. New values of a data point overwrite the last stored value.
In communication mode, the last stored value is transmitted.

Event (any value)


All values that differ from the last stored value are stored in chronological order and
transmitted to the communication partner during the communication mode.
Since the HMI does not support the OPC UA function "HistoryRead" and only the
last value is always transferred, this transfer type has no advantage for this
example.
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3.1.3 Transmission Mode of the Data Points

If you parameterize "Event (current value)" or "Event (any value)" as the


transmission type, you can additionally select a transmission mode for each data
point.

Figure 3-5: Transmission modes

Table 3-1: Differences between the transmission modes


Transmission mode Explanation
Buffered transmission The stored value of the data point is transmitted in the
next communication mode.
Unsolicited transfer A value change of the datapoint (event) starts an
additional communication mode. The data point is
transmitted immediately.
In this application example, this is parameterized at the
memory bit "critFillLevel".

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4 Appendix
4.1 Service and support
Industry Online Support
Do you have any questions or need assistance?
Siemens Industry Online Support offers round the clock access to our entire
service and support know-how and portfolio.
The Industry Online Support is the central address for information about our
products, solutions and services.
Product information, manuals, downloads, FAQs, application examples and videos
– all information is accessible with just a few mouse clicks:
support.industry.siemens.com

Technical Support
The Technical Support of Siemens Industry provides you fast and competent
support regarding all technical queries with numerous tailor-made offers
– ranging from basic support to individual support contracts.
Please send queries to Technical Support via Web form:
support.industry.siemens.com/cs/my/src
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SITRAIN – Digital Industry Academy


We support you with our globally available training courses for industry with
practical experience, innovative learning methods and a concept that’s tailored to
the customer’s specific needs.
For more information on our offered trainings and courses, as well as their
locations and dates, refer to our web page:
siemens.com/sitrain

Service offer
Our range of services includes the following:
• Plant data services
• Spare parts services
• Repair services
• On-site and maintenance services
• Retrofitting and modernization services
• Service programs and contracts
You can find detailed information on our range of services in the service catalog
web page:
support.industry.siemens.com/cs/sc

Industry Online Support app


You will receive optimum support wherever you are with the "Siemens Industry
Online Support" app. The app is available for iOS and Android:
support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/sc/2067

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4.2 Industry Mall

The Siemens Industry Mall is the platform on which the entire siemens Industry
product portfolio is accessible. From the selection of products to the order and the
delivery tracking, the Industry Mall enables the complete purchasing processing –
directly and independently of time and location:
mall.industry.siemens.com

4.3 Application support


Siemens AG
Digital Factory Division
Factory Automation
Production Machines
DF FA PMA APC
Frauenauracher Str. 80
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91056 Erlangen, Germany


mailto: [email protected]

4.4 Links and literature


Table 4-1
No. Subject
\1\ Siemens Industry Online Support
https://support.industry.siemens.com
\2\ Link to the entry page of the application example
https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/109739240
\3\ SIMATIC: TeleControl - RTU - RTU3030C/RTU30x1C
https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/109750942
\4\ Instruction manual SITRANS LU150
https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/109739505
\5\ Manual and download for UaExpert:
https://www.unified-automation.com/downloads/opc-ua-clients.html

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4 Appendix

4.5 Change documentation


Table 4-2
Version Date Change
V1.0 10/2016 First version
V2.0 01/2019 • Migration to TeleControl Server Basic V3.1
• Using UaExpert as OPC UA Client
V3.0 06/2021 Expansion with the GPS functions of a RTU30x1C:
• Time synchronization
• Position determination
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