IEEE P1815/D1.0, Feb 2010
Distributed Network Protocol (DNP3)
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P1815/D1.0, Feb 2010 is a draft standard for Distributed Network Protocol (DNP3) in the power, energy and industry applications space. It is relevant to organizations working with supervisory control and data acquisition systems, remote telemetry, and utility communications where consistent protocol behavior matters. As an inactive document, it is most useful for reference, legacy system review, and technical comparison when assessing DNP3-related engineering requirements, interoperability, or historical design practice.
Overview of P1815/D1.0, Feb 2010
P1815/D1.0, Feb 2010 focuses on the DNP3 communications context, which is commonly associated with monitoring and control in electric utility and industrial automation environments. The standard may help define or document technical expectations for data exchange, device interaction, and system compatibility within power and energy applications. For buyers and engineering teams, this technical document can be valuable when reviewing how DNP3-oriented systems were specified or evaluated at the time of publication.
Typical use cases
This standard is typically consulted when working with control centers, substations, and remote field devices that communicate using DNP3. It may also support engineering teams involved in SCADA integration, protocol assessment, maintenance planning, or legacy system documentation. In power and energy applications, it can be relevant to relays, RTUs, gateways, and other networked equipment where reliable supervisory communications and consistent data handling are important for operations.
Why it matters
P1815/D1.0, Feb 2010 matters because protocol standards help reduce ambiguity in system design, procurement, and testing. For DNP3-based environments, clear technical references can improve interoperability between devices from different vendors and support more consistent validation of communications behavior. In power, energy and industry applications, that consistency may help lower integration risk, improve maintenance decisions, and preserve traceability when reviewing older specifications or inherited infrastructure.
- Distributed Network Protocol (DNP3) reference
- Power, energy and industry applications context
- Legacy or inactive standard status
- SCADA and remote device communications
- Interoperability and testing reference
- Publication Date: 2010
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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