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Title: Investigate M2Mrelated communication standards that exist on the global market today


1
Investigate M2M-related communication standards
that exist on the global market today
Masters Thesis in ICT
  • Aleksander Albretsen
  • June 2006

2
Introduction
  • What is M2M ?
  • M2M applications tend to use well-known
    communication technologies
  • Lack of M2M standards regarding the data exchange
    (application layer)
  • There exist a wide range of application layer
    protocols today

3
The research problem
  • Which M2M related communication
  • standards are applicable for M2M
  • standardisation within the segments
  • of Security, AMR and Utility Control
  • ? Focus on standards which specifies how to
    transfer using IP

4
M2M in this thesis
5
Applicable standards (1/11)
  • CIP
  • MODBUS
  • LonWorks
  • KNX
  • DLMS/COSEM
  • M-BUS
  • SIA
  • M2MXML
  • OPC
  • ZigBee
  • Quick introduction to
  • the applicable standards
  • The standards are found looking
  • in to solution providers within the
  • selected segments and standards
  • for industrial automation

6
Applicable standards (2/11)
  • CIP
  • MODBUS
  • LonWorks
  • KNX
  • DLMS/COSEM
  • M-BUS
  • SIA
  • M2MXML
  • OPC
  • ZigBee
  • CIP Common Industrial Protocol
  • Industrial standard for automation systems
  • Object-oriented
  • Currently used in DeviceNet, ControlNet and
    EthernetIP
  • It primarily connects sensors and actuators to
    their controllers

7
Applicable standards (3/11)
  • CIP
  • MODBUS
  • LonWorks
  • KNX
  • DLMS/COSEM
  • M-BUS
  • SIA
  • M2MXML
  • OPC
  • ZigBee
  • MODBUS
  • Open application protocol
  • Master-slave / client-server
  • Four categories of data
  • Discretes Input, single bit read-only
  • Coils, single bit read-write
  • Input Registers, 16bit (word) read-only
  • Output Registers, 16bit (word) read-write

8
Applicable standards (4/11)
  • CIP
  • MODBUS
  • LonWorks
  • KNX
  • DLMS/COSEM
  • M-BUS
  • SIA
  • M2MXML
  • OPC
  • ZigBee
  • LonWorks, NES and Pyxos
  • Complete architecture for automation systems, by
    Echelon
  • Used in AMR and building automation today
  • Based on LAN (Local Area Network)
  • Object-oriented with signals
  • NES (Network Energy Services) AMR Platform
  • Pyxos Wired sensor network, designed to compete
    with ZigBee

9
Applicable standards (5/11)
  • CIP
  • MODBUS
  • LonWorks
  • KNX
  • DLMS/COSEM
  • M-BUS
  • SIA
  • M2MXML
  • OPC
  • ZigBee
  • KNX (EIB)
  • Specialised form of automation system designed
    for building applications
  • Formal merge between BatiBUS, EIB and EHS
  • Based on EIB, making EIB upwards compatible with
    KNX

10
Applicable standards (6/11)
  • CIP
  • MODBUS
  • LonWorks
  • KNX
  • DLMS/COSEM
  • M-BUS
  • SIA
  • M2MXML
  • OPC
  • ZigBee
  • DLMS/COSEM
  • DLMS and COSEM together
  • ? Object-oriented standard for AMR
  • DLMS Application layer
  • COSEM Object-oriented interface model
  • xDLMS providing access to COSEM objects

11
Applicable standards (7/11)
  • CIP
  • MODBUS
  • LonWorks
  • KNX
  • DLMS/COSEM
  • M-BUS
  • SIA
  • M2MXML
  • OPC
  • ZigBee
  • M-BUS (Meter - Bus)
  • Standard for AMR
  • Bus system, not a network
  • One master, many meters (slaves)
  • Supports remote powering of meters
  • Do not define how to transport using IP

12
Applicable standards (8/11)
  • CIP
  • MODBUS
  • LonWorks
  • KNX
  • DLMS/COSEM
  • M-BUS
  • SIA
  • M2MXML
  • OPC
  • ZigBee
  • SIA and similar standards
  • DTMF or DTMF like methods
  • Proprietary standards
  • Old methods with analogue telephone lines
  • Do not define how to transport using IP

13
Applicable standards (9/11)
  • CIP
  • MODBUS
  • LonWorks
  • KNX
  • DLMS/COSEM
  • M-BUS
  • SIA
  • M2MXML
  • OPC
  • ZigBee
  • M2MXML
  • Lightweight standard for M2M based upon XML
  • Source Forge project
  • Does currently not describe
  • How to connect two devices
  • Conformance program, to verify compatibility

14
Applicable standards (10/11)
  • CIP
  • MODBUS
  • LonWorks
  • KNX
  • DLMS/COSEM
  • M-BUS
  • SIA
  • M2MXML
  • OPC
  • ZigBee
  • OPC - OLE For Process Control
  • Collection of standards for open connectivity
  • Focusing on data access, not the type of data
    transported
  • Uses IP all the way
  • Quite common to only use parts of the OPC
    standard
  • Some standards Data Access, Data eXchange, Alarm
    Event and Historical Data Access.

15
Applicable standards (11/11)
  • ZigBee
  • Standard for wireless sensor networks
  • Designed to support a large number of
    interconnected low power battery driven devices
  • Application profiles, currently Home
    Controls-Lightening profile
  • Do not define how to transport using IP
  • CIP
  • MODBUS
  • LonWorks
  • KNX
  • DLMS/COSEM
  • M-BUS
  • SIA
  • M2MXML
  • OPC
  • ZigBee

16
Identification (1/2)
17
Identification (2/2)
18
Area of application
19
Proposed Solutions (1/4)
  • AMR - Automatic Meter Reading
  • Complete server to device
  • DLMS/COSEM, LON
  • Gateway to device
  • M-BUS, ZigBee

20
Proposed Solutions (2/4)
  • Security
  • Complete server to device
  • KNX, LON
  • Gateway to device
  • ZigBee, SIA

21
Proposed Solutions (3/4)
  • Utility Control
  • Complete server to device
  • OPC, MODBUS, KNX, CIP, LON
  • Gateway to device
  • ZigBee

22
Proposed Solutions (4/4)
  • Multiple services behind one gateway

Integrate different end-device networks in
the same M2M solution, using only one
standard for server-to-gateway communication
23
Conclusions
  • It is possible to create standardised M2M
    solutions based upon existing standards within
    the investigated segments
  • Some can be used as is, while others need to be
    used in combination with another standard
  • Utility Control and AMR has the largest number of
    suitable standards
  • The security segment needs more standardisation
    work to support full featured M2M based solutions
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