Data selection example

The following is an example of a valid DNP3 data selection configuration. The first item is an example of a minimally configured selection item for a Counter Input point, the second item is an example of how an Analog Input point can be configured by Principles of operation, and the last three items show an example of some custom configurations for different DNP3 points. Notice that the second item is not selected; discovered items are not selected by default.

[

{

"outstationId": "Outstation1",

"group": 20,

"index": 0

},

{

"selected": false,

"streamId": "Outstation1.AnalogInput.7",

"name": null,

"outstationId": "Outstation1",

"group": 30,

"variation": 0,

"index": 7,

"StaticScanScheduleId": null,

"dataFilterId": null

},

{

"streamId": "Outstation1.BinaryInput.Variation2.3",

"name": "MyBinaryInputPoint",

"outstationId": "Outstation1",

"group": 1,

"variation": 2,

"index": 3,

"StaticScanScheduleId": "schedule1",

"dataFilterId": "DuplicateData"

},

{

"name": "MyDoubleBitBinaryInputPoint",

"outstationId": "Outstation1",

"group": 3,

"index": 2,

"StaticScanScheduleId": "schedule1",

"dataFilterId": "DuplicateData"

},

{

"name": "MyOctetStringPoint",

"outstationId": "Outstation1",

"group": 110,

"index": 1

}

]