How to configure Landis+Gyr E350 or E450 or ZMY410 in the MAP120 tool
Configure the Landis+Gyr E350, E450 or ZMY410 meter in the MAP tool so that it sends the Reduxi standard telegram.
1 Basic structure and tool
1.1 Use the Reduxi standard telegram structure
To configure the Landis+Gyr E350, E450 or ZMY410 meter, use the basic structure described in Reduxi standard telegram structure for Landis+Gyr E350/E450 DLMS push on I1.
Reduxi needs only one telegram with the data defined in Reduxi standard telegram structure for Landis+Gyr E350/E450 DLMS push on I1.
1.2 Configure the meter in the Landis+Gyr MAP tool
Configure the meter in the Landis+Gyr MAP tool. The next sections follow the settings in the MAP120 tool, one after another.
2 Enable CII Client Setup
2.1 Enable CII Client Setup
Enable CII Client Setup.
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Screenshot of the MAP120 tool, small. Left: a device tree with the root 20000: Landis+Gyr E450 and 10000: Device Settings, containing entries such as Configuration, Network, Terminals, Clock, Energy Registers, Demand Registers, Tariffication, Time Of Use (TOU), Billing Data, Load Profile 1, Load Profile 2, Multi Utility, Event Logs, Fraud Detection and Access Supervision, Quality Of Supply, Disconnector, Demand And Current Supervision, Alarms, Display, Identification Numbers, Communication Interfaces, Push, and Consumer Information Interface with the entry 10404: CII Client selected. Right: the checkbox CII Client Setup (0-0:199.35.0) is not ticked and is highlighted with a yellow marker. Below it: CII Security Setup (0-0:43.0.1); Message security policy: (0) no ciphering; Security suite: (0) AES-GCM-128 for authenticated encryption and AES-128 for key wrapping.
2.2 Select no ciphering
When you enable CII Client Setup, select no ciphering.
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Screenshot of the MAP120 tool showing two settings groups. Top: CII Client Setup (0-0:199.35.0) with the checkbox ticked, highlighted with a yellow marker. Application Process ID: 103; Type: pre-established; Message Security: (255) according to CII message security policy (dropdown). Below: group CII Security Setup (0-0:43.0.1) with Message security policy: (0) no ciphering (dropdown, highlighted with a yellow marker); Security suite: (0) AES-GCM-128 for authenticated encryption and AES-128 for key wrapping.
3 Customer Information Interface
3.1 Customer Information Interface
Set the Customer Information Interface as shown in the screenshot.
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Screenshot of the MAP120 tool. Left tree (scrolled) with entries 10328: Rated Energy Registers; 10059: Demand Registers; 10250: Tariffication; 10141: Time Of Use (TOU); 10142: Billing Data; 10144: Load Profile 1; 10143: Load Profile 2; 10080: Multi Utility; 10481: Event Logs; 10322: Fraud Detection and Access Supervision; 10147: Quality Of Supply; 10148: Disconnector; 10104: Demand And Current Supervision (expanded) with 10149: Demand Supervision and 10150: Fuse Supervision; 10269: Alarms; 10098: Display; 10152: Identification Numbers; 10105: Communication Interfaces (expanded) with 10177: Service Communication, 10178: Local Communication, 10334: Consumer Information Interface (selected, highlighted blue), 10179: Remote Communication; 10285: Push. Right panel, group Optical Interface (0-1:22.0.0): Transmission Speed: 9600 bps (dropdown); HDLC Transmit Buffer Size: 128 bytes. Group Wired M-Bus Interface (0-2:22.0.0): Transmission Speed: 2400 bps (dropdown); HDLC Transmit Buffer Size: 128 bytes.
3.2 CII Security Setup
Set the Customer Information Interface: CII Security Setup as shown in the screenshot.
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Screenshot of the MAP120 tool. Left tree (scrolled) with entries 10141: Time Of Use (TOU); 10142: Billing Data; 10144: Load Profile 1; 10143: Load Profile 2; 10080: Multi Utility; 10481: Event Logs; 10322: Fraud Detection and Access Supervision; 10147: Quality Of Supply; 10148: Disconnector; 10104: Demand And Current Supervision; 10269: Alarms; 10098: Display; 10152: Identification Numbers; 10105: Communication Interfaces; 10285: Push; 10369: Consumer Information Interface (expanded) with 10404: CII Client containing 10188: CII Client Setup and 10410: CII Security Setup (selected, highlighted blue); 10405: Consumer Message containing 10333: Push Setup Consumer Message and 10345: Push Scheduler Consumer Message; 10406: Consumer Information 1 (Consumption and ... cut off) with 10352: Push Setup Consumer Information 1. Right panel CII Security Setup (0-0:43.0.1): Message security policy: (0) no ciphering (dropdown); Security suite: (0) AES-GCM-128 for authenticated encryption and AES-128 for key wr... (text cut off at the image edge).
4 Push Consumer Information 1
4.1 Push Setup Consumer Information 1
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Screenshot of the .MAP120 tool, window title: .MAP120 - [2023-05-30 Landis+Gyr E350-E450.xml]. Menu: File, View, Communication, Tools, Windows, Help. Client: [G] Management Access, static password. Phone: empty. Device: G3-PLC optika; IEC;HDLC checkbox not ticked, value 7214 ; -. Channel: Optika. Left tree: 10098: Display; 10152: Identification Numbers; 10105: Communication Interfaces; 10285: Push with 10400: Interval 1 (10281: Push Setup Interval 1, 10133: Push Scheduler Interval 1), 10401: Interval 2 (10282: Push Setup Interval 2, 10134: Push Scheduler Interval 2), 10402: Interval 3, 10403: Events; 10369: Consumer Information Interface with 10404: CII Client, 10405: Consumer Message, 10406: Consumer Information 1 (Consumption and Instantaneous Values) containing 10352: Push Setup Consumer Information 1 (selected, highlighted blue) and 10348: Push Scheduler Consumer Information 1; 10407: Consumer Information 2 (TOU Data) with 10353 and 10349; 10408: Consumer Information 3 (Configuration Data) with 10354: Push Setup Consumer Information 3 and 10350: Push Scheduler Consumer Information 3; 10409: Consumer Information 4 (Multi Utility); 10119: Security System with 10458: Access Levels and 10480: Message Security. Right panel Push Setup Consumer Information 1 (0-8:25.9.0): Push Transport Service: (5) HDLC; Push Destination: Wired M-Bus Interface (0-2:22.0.0); Randomisation Interval: 2 s; Number of Retries: 1; Repetition Delay: 0 s; Communication Windows: not ticked. Push Object List, left table Choice (columns Logical Name; Attribute Index, Register, Group): 1-0:8.8.0; 2 Reactive energy -Rc (QIV) Energy Total; 1-0:10.8.0; 2 Apparent energy export -VA (QII+QIII) Energy Total; 1-0:9.8.0; 2 Apparent energy import +VA (QI+QIV) Energy Total; 1-0:1.7.0; 2 Active power import +P Instantaneous Value; 1-0:2.7.0; 2 Active power export -P; 1-0:3.7.0; 2 Reactive power import +Q; 1-0:4.7.0; 2 Reactive power export -Q; 1-0:9.7.0; 2 Apparent power import +S; 1-0:13.7.0; 2 Power factor (PF); 1-0:15.7.0; 2 Active power QI+QII+QIII+QIV; 1-0:23.7.0; 2 Reactive power import +Q L1; 1-0:24.7.0; 2 Reactive power export -Q L1; 1-0:43.7.0; 2 Reactive power import +Q L2; 1-0:44.7.0; 2 Reactive power export -Q L2; 1-0:63.7.0; 2 Reactive power import +Q L3 (highlighted blue); 1-0:64.7.0; 2 Reactive power export -Q L3; 1-0:81.7.10; 2 Angle U(L1) to U(L2); 1-0:81.7.20; 2 Angle U(L1) to U(L3); 1-0:81.7.21; 2 Angle U(L2) to U(L3); 1-0:81.7.40; 2 Angle U(L1) to I(L1); 1-0:81.7.51; 2 Angle U(L2) to I(L2); 1-0:81.7.62; 2 Angle U(L3) to I(L3); 1-0:91.7.0; 2 Neutral current; 1-0:130.7.0; 2 Reactive power (Q); 1-0:1.6.0; 2 Maximum demand +A (QI+QIV) with group Demand; all others in group Instantaneous Value. Right table Push Object List (No., Logical Name; Attribute Index, Register, Profile Range): 1 0-0:96.1.1; 2 Device ID 2 (utility serial number 2); 2 1-0:14.7.0; 2 Net frequency; any phase; 3 1-0:31.7.0; 2 Current L1; 4 1-0:51.7.0; 2 Current L2; 5 1-0:71.7.0; 2 Current L3; 6 1-0:32.7.0; 2 Voltage L1; 7 1-0:52.7.0; 2 Voltage L2; 8 1-0:72.7.0; 2 Voltage L3; 9 1-0:21.7.0; 2 Active power import +P L1; 10 1-0:41.7.0; 2 Active power import +P L2; 11 1-0:61.7.0; 2 Active power import +P L3; 12 1-0:22.7.0; 2 Active power export -P L1; 13 1-0:42.7.0; 2 Active power export -P L2; 14 1-0:62.7.0; 2 Active power export -P L3 (highlighted blue). Status bar: Device Description ID: LGZ1030744422748; Firmware Version: V931212; Parameterisation ID: LSL0041C; Type Designation: ZMXi320CQU1L1D3.21 S4.
4.2 Push Scheduler Consumer Information 1
Set the Push Scheduler Consumer Information 1 as shown in the screenshot.
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Screenshot of the MAP120 tool, panel Push Scheduler Consumer Information 1 (0-5:15.0.4). Action: push data of consumer information 1 (dropdown). Table Execution Time with toolbar icons add (green plus), delete (red cross), edit (pencil) and a hash icon. Rows: 1 every minute - second 00; 2 every minute - second 05; 3 every minute - second 10; 4 every minute - second 15; 5 every minute - second 20; 6 every minute - second 25; 7 every minute - second 30; 8 every minute - second 35; 9 every minute - second 40; 10 every minute - second 45; 11 every minute - second 50; 12 every minute - second 55.
5 Push Consumer Information 2
5.1 Push Setup Consumer Information 2
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Screenshot of the .MAP120 tool, window title: .MAP120 - [2023-05-30 Landis+Gyr E350-E450.xml]. Menu: File, View, Communication, Tools, Windows, Help. Client: [G] Management Access, static password. Phone: empty. Device: G3-PLC optika; IEC;HDLC checkbox not ticked, value 7214 ; -. Channel: Optika. Left tree: 10098: Display; 10152: Identification Numbers; 10105: Communication Interfaces; 10285: Push with 10400: Interval 1 (10281: Push Setup Interval 1, 10133: Push Scheduler Interval 1), 10401: Interval 2 (10282: Push Setup Interval 2, 10134: Push Scheduler Interval 2), 10402: Interval 3, 10403: Events; 10369: Consumer Information Interface with 10404: CII Client, 10405: Consumer Message, 10406: Consumer Information 1 (Consumption and Instantaneous Values) containing 10352: Push Setup Consumer Information 1 (selected, highlighted blue) and 10348: Push Scheduler Consumer Information 1; 10407: Consumer Information 2 (TOU Data) with 10353 and 10349; 10408: Consumer Information 3 (Configuration Data) with 10354: Push Setup Consumer Information 3 and 10350: Push Scheduler Consumer Information 3; 10409: Consumer Information 4 (Multi Utility); 10119: Security System with 10458: Access Levels and 10480: Message Security. Right panel Push Setup Consumer Information 1 (0-8:25.9.0): Push Transport Service: (5) HDLC; Push Destination: Wired M-Bus Interface (0-2:22.0.0); Randomisation Interval: 2 s; Number of Retries: 1; Repetition Delay: 0 s; Communication Windows: not ticked. Push Object List, left table Choice (columns Logical Name; Attribute Index, Register, Group): 1-0:8.8.0; 2 Reactive energy -Rc (QIV) Energy Total; 1-0:10.8.0; 2 Apparent energy export -VA (QII+QIII) Energy Total; 1-0:9.8.0; 2 Apparent energy import +VA (QI+QIV) Energy Total; 1-0:1.7.0; 2 Active power import +P Instantaneous Value; 1-0:2.7.0; 2 Active power export -P; 1-0:3.7.0; 2 Reactive power import +Q; 1-0:4.7.0; 2 Reactive power export -Q; 1-0:9.7.0; 2 Apparent power import +S; 1-0:13.7.0; 2 Power factor (PF); 1-0:15.7.0; 2 Active power QI+QII+QIII+QIV; 1-0:23.7.0; 2 Reactive power import +Q L1; 1-0:24.7.0; 2 Reactive power export -Q L1; 1-0:43.7.0; 2 Reactive power import +Q L2; 1-0:44.7.0; 2 Reactive power export -Q L2; 1-0:63.7.0; 2 Reactive power import +Q L3 (highlighted blue); 1-0:64.7.0; 2 Reactive power export -Q L3; 1-0:81.7.10; 2 Angle U(L1) to U(L2); 1-0:81.7.20; 2 Angle U(L1) to U(L3); 1-0:81.7.21; 2 Angle U(L2) to U(L3); 1-0:81.7.40; 2 Angle U(L1) to I(L1); 1-0:81.7.51; 2 Angle U(L2) to I(L2); 1-0:81.7.62; 2 Angle U(L3) to I(L3); 1-0:91.7.0; 2 Neutral current; 1-0:130.7.0; 2 Reactive power (Q); 1-0:1.6.0; 2 Maximum demand +A (QI+QIV) with group Demand; all others in group Instantaneous Value. Right table Push Object List (No., Logical Name; Attribute Index, Register, Profile Range): 1 0-0:96.1.1; 2 Device ID 2 (utility serial number 2); 2 1-0:14.7.0; 2 Net frequency; any phase; 3 1-0:31.7.0; 2 Current L1; 4 1-0:51.7.0; 2 Current L2; 5 1-0:71.7.0; 2 Current L3; 6 1-0:32.7.0; 2 Voltage L1; 7 1-0:52.7.0; 2 Voltage L2; 8 1-0:72.7.0; 2 Voltage L3; 9 1-0:21.7.0; 2 Active power import +P L1; 10 1-0:41.7.0; 2 Active power import +P L2; 11 1-0:61.7.0; 2 Active power import +P L3; 12 1-0:22.7.0; 2 Active power export -P L1; 13 1-0:42.7.0; 2 Active power export -P L2; 14 1-0:62.7.0; 2 Active power export -P L3 (highlighted blue). Status bar: Device Description ID: LGZ1030744422748; Firmware Version: V931212; Parameterisation ID: LSL0041C; Type Designation: ZMXi320CQU1L1D3.21 S4.
5.2 Push Scheduler Consumer Information 2
Set the Push Scheduler Consumer Information 2 as shown in the screenshot.
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Screenshot of the .MAP120 tool, window title: .MAP120 - [2023-05-30 Landis+Gyr E350-E450.xml*]. Menu: File, View, Communication, Tools, Windows, Help. Client: [G] Management Access, static password. Phone: empty. Device: G3-PLC optika; IEC;HDLC checkbox not ticked, value 7214 ; -. Channel: Optika. Left tree: 10098: Display; 10152: Identification Numbers; 10105: Communication Interfaces; 10285: Push with 10400: Interval 1 (10281: Push Setup Interval 1, 10133: Push Scheduler Interval 1), 10401: Interval 2 (10282: Push Setup Interval 2, 10134: Push Scheduler Interval 2), 10402: Interval 3, 10403: Events; 10369: Consumer Information Interface with 10404: CII Client, 10405: Consumer Message, 10406: Consumer Information 1 (Consumption and Instantaneous Values) with 10352: Push Setup Consumer Information 1 and 10348: Push Scheduler Consumer Information 1; 10407: Consumer Information 2 (TOU Data) with 10353: Push Setup Consumer Information 2 and 10349: Push Scheduler Consumer Information 2 (selected); 10408: Consumer Information 3 (Configuration Data) with 10354 and 10350; 10409: Consumer Information 4 (Multi Utility); 10119: Security System with 10458: Access Levels and 10480: Message Security. Right panel Push Scheduler Consumer Information 2 (0-6:15.0.4): Action: push data of consumer information 2 (dropdown). Table Execution Time with toolbar icons add, delete, edit and hash. Rows: 1 every minute - second 03; 2 every minute - second 08; 3 every minute - second 13; 4 every minute - second 18; 5 every minute - second 23; 6 every minute - second 28; 7 every minute - second 33; 8 every minute - second 38; 9 every minute - second 43; 10 every minute - second 48; 11 every minute - second 53; 12 every minute - second 58. Status bar: Device Description ID: LGZ1030744422748; Firmware Version: V931212; Parameterisation ID: LSL0041C; Type Designation: ZMXi320CQU1L1D3.21 S4; Session: disconnected; counters 202 (down arrow) and 202 (up arrow).
✓ Summary
Basic structure (Point 1): Use the Reduxi standard telegram structure. Reduxi needs only one telegram. Configure the meter in the Landis+Gyr MAP tool.
CII setup (Points 2–3): Enable CII Client Setup and select no ciphering. Set the Customer Information Interface and the CII Security Setup.
Push Consumer Information 1 (Point 4): Set Push Setup and Push Scheduler for Consumer Information 1. Keep the order of the picture.
Push Consumer Information 2 (Point 5): Set Push Setup and Push Scheduler for Consumer Information 2. Keep the order of the picture.
→ Common issues
| Issue | Solution |
|---|---|
| The meter data does not match the Reduxi telegram | Check that the Push Setup order is the same as in the pictures (Points 4.1 and 5.1). Check that the data matches the Reduxi standard telegram structure. |
| CII Client Setup has no effect | Check that no ciphering is selected after you enable CII Client Setup (Point 2.2). |