Supplier Comments Response Sheet: Ain Tsila Development

AIN TSILA DEVELOPMENT
Main EPC Contract

A-CNT-CON-000-00282
SUPPLIER COMMENTS RESPONSE SHEET

PO NO : PE – JI2045 – 0 – PFT001
Document Title : TELECOM MONITORING & SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM FUNCTIONAL DESIGN SPECIFICATION Supplier Transmittal No. : NEC-CHP-GEN-TN-006 Date : 09/Jun/2020
PIUL Review Transmittal No. : TR-PIUL-0-PFT001-0009 Date : 02/Jul/2020
PIUL Position
Sl. No. Document No. Rev PIUL COMMENT SUPPLIER RESPONSE
( Open or Closed )
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1. A-TEL-SPE-970-46509-A Noted and Updated. Not complied.
add: Link failure
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2. A-TEL-SPE-970-46509-A add: system shall provide monitoring of the alarm status signals of the Noted and Updated.
various telecom systems into a consolidated information on a HMI.
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add key functions related to the TMS: General alarm and status signals,
3. A-TEL-SPE-970-46509-A management of all systems in a single platform, monitoring, graphical Noted and Updated.
overview of connected systems, reporting, asset management tools,
manage alarms etc..
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4. A-TEL-SPE-970-46509-A Noted and Updated.
this statement is not clear. rectify
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management system by ....
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RTU shall not communicate with PCS directly. Instead TMS shall
6. A-TEL-SPE-970-46509-A communicate only Major, Minor and Critical alarms to PCS for which Noted and Updated.
operator shall be able to see the details in TMS. Revise the paragraph
accordingly.
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redundant gateways..
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Indicate all locations and systems.
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specify the systems..
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show redundant communication
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11. A-TEL-SPE-970-46509-A ndicate (redundant) communication link between these converters and Noted and Updated.
PCS
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specify which are these systems or equipment
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13. A-TEL-SPE-970-46509-A The alarms shall be sent through SNMP if equipment supports SNMP Noted and Updated.
(Typical Comment)
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apart from the alarms which will be transmitted through RTU, provide
list of equipment/systems which will communicate with TMS directly
thru SNMP traps
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- Hardware
All comments from rev. A which are not incorporated in this
revision shall be incorporated in next revision for approval.
All comments shall be addressed appropriately without which

Code-A will not be achieved.
AIN TSILA DEVELOPMENT
Main EPC Contract
A-CNT-CON-000-00282
SUPPLIER COMMENTS RESPONSE SHEET

PO NO : PE – JI2045 – 0 – PFT001
Document Title : TELECOM MONITORING & SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM FUNCTIONAL DESIGN SPECIFICATION Supplier Transmittal No. : NEC-CHP-GEN-TN-006 Date : 09/Jun/2020
PIUL Review Transmittal No. : TR-PIUL-0-PFT001-0009 Date : 02/Jul/2020
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- Hardware
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include availability calculations Not complied.
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please confirm server Server hardware as per Specification for
18. A-TEL-SPE-970-46509-A telecommunication design, A-TEL-SPE-970-30000, Rev 0, Clause 8.3. Noted and Confirmed.
Include all relevant details such as spare hard drive, dual processor,
dual power supply etc.,
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Provide following details:
1. Overview of the TMS GUI Screen showing different functions as per
Not complied for item 1 and 2
project requirements including but not limited to performance, health
19. A-TEL-SPE-970-46509-A status monitoring, configuration and alarm management, network Noted and Updated.
topology, administration etc...
2. Licensing details
3. List of all alarm signals; tabulating both hardwired signals cabinet
wise and all alarms over SNMP traps system and location wise.
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add reference to FAT Procedure
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add reference to SAT Procedure
SUPPLIER SIGN OFF

Prepared By: _Mohamed El-Essaily__
PIUL SIGN OFF COMPANY SIGN OFF
Date : 27/08/2020
Signature: ___________________________
Date : Date :
Approved By: _________________________ Approved by : _________________________________ Approved by : _________________
Date :
Signature: _____________________________ Signature: ____________________________________ Signature: ____________________
Ain Tsila Development
Main EPC Contract
A-CNT-CON-000-00282
SUPPLIER DOCUMENT COVER SHEET
Supplier Name: 3W NETWORKS

Purchase Order Number: PE – JI2045 – 0 – PFT001
Purchase Order Title: TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
Equipment/Tag Number: N/A
SDRL Code: C07
Supplier’s Document number: NEC-CHP-RTU-FD-001
Document Title: TELECOM MONITORING & SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM

FUNCTIONAL DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Document No: A-TEL-SPE-970-46509

SUPPLIER DOCUMENT REVIEW
Purchaser’s review of this document does not relieve Seller of the responsibility for correctness under the purchase
order or contract. Permission to proceed does not constitute acceptance of design, detail and calculations, test methods
or materials developed or selected by the Seller and does not relieve the Seller from full compliance with the purchase
order, contract or any other obligations, nor detract from any of the Purchaser’s rights.
Reviewer Signature Date
Shamsheer 01.09.2020
CODE 1 Accepted without comments.
CODE 2 Accepted with comments.
CODE 3 Not Accepted. Revise and resubmit.
CODE 4 For Information Only.
CODE 5 Void-Cancelled / Superseded.
Issue Record
B Reissued for Review & Comments 27 Aug 2020 ME NA AS
A Issued for Review & Comments 08 June 2020 ME NA AS
Rev Purpose Date Prepared Checked Approved

TELECOM MONITORING & SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM FUNCTIONAL DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Document Number: A-TEL-SPE-970-46509
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Revision History
Revision Changes
A Issued for Review & Comments
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Hold No. Location Description
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Contents
1 INTRODUCTION 6
1.1 Purpose 7
2 REFERENCES 7
2.1 General 7
2.2 Project Documents 7
2.3 Vendor Documents 7
2.4 Industry Standards 8
3 DEFINITIONS 8
4 GENERAL 8
4.1 Seller’s General Responsibilities 8
4.2 Order of Precedence 9
4.3 Health, Safety and Environmental Regulations 9
4.4 Hazardous Area Considerations 9
4.5 Fire Protection 9
4.6 Ingress Protection 9
4.7 Environmental Considerations 10
4.8 Design Life 10
4.9 Power Supply 10
4.10 Spare Capacity and Expandability 10
4.11 Grounding 10
4.12 Lightning and Surge Protection 10
4.13 Servers, Operating Systems and Antivirus 10
4.14 Language for Documents 10
5 SYSTEM REQUIREMENT 11
6 TMS SYSTEM DESIGN 11
6.1 System Architecture 11
6.2 LAN for Telecom Monitoring & Surveillance System 14
6.3 SNMP Based Client Device Monitoring of System Alarms 14
6.4 Monitoring of Client Device that does not Support SNMP 14
6.5 Monitoring Housekeeping Alarms in Telecom Cabinets 15
6.6 Alarms Monitoring by Process Control System 15
6.7 List of System Alarms Forwarded to PCS 15
6.8 List of Instantaneous Meteorological Sensor Data Forwarded to PCS 15
6.9 Licensing Structure for SNMP Manager 15
6.10 Feature of SNMP Manager 16
7 BUILDING BLOCKS OF TMS SYSTEM 17
7.1 TMS Server – Hardware 17
7.2 KVM Switch 17
7.3 SGRWIN Software 17
7.4 Alarm Input Device 18
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7.5 Alarm Input Device Power Supply 18

7.6 SNMP To Modbus TCP/IP Converter (SNMP Gateway) 18
7.7 SNMP Gateway Power Supply 18
7.8 TMS Workstation 18
8 INSPECTION AND TESTING 19
8.1 INSPECTIONS 19
8.2 FACTORY ACCEPTANCE TEST (FAT) 19
8.3 SITE ACCEPTANCE TEST (SAT) 19
9 PACKING MARKING AND TRANSPORTATION 19
10 SPARE PARTS & SPECIAL TOOLS 20
11 LICENSES AND IMPORTATION DOCUMENTATION 20
APPENDIX-1 21
APPENDIX-2 33
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Abbreviations
Bdv Base De Vie
BI Base Industrielle
CCB Central Control Building

CCR Central Control Room
GPS Global Positioning System
IP Internet Protocol
IP-xx Ingress Protection
IPBX Internet protocol private branch exchange
LAN Local area network
LCD Liquid crystal display
LED Light emitting diode
MACP Main Access Control Point
PACP Pedestrian Access Control Point
PA/GA Public Address - General Alarm
PBX Private Branch Exchange
PCS Process control system
SCS Structure Cabling System
SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol
TETRA Terrestrial Trunked Radio
VSS Video Surveillance System
VSAT Very Small Aperture Terminal
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1 INTRODUCTION
Groupement ISARÈNE (the “COMPANY”) will develop the Ain Tsila gas field which is located in
the Illizi basin in the eastern part of the Sahara Desert in south-east Algeria, south of the Grand
Erg Oriental.
Figure 1 below shows the location of the Périmètre Isarène and Ain Tsila:
The field was discovered within the Périmètre Isarène (Blocks 228, 229a) in 2007 and has been
appraised to hold approximately 65 billion cubic metres (2.29 trillion cubic feet) of recoverable
hydrocarbon reserves. The field lies in the Sahara Desert, approximately 1,100km south-east of
Algiers, 175km west of In Amenas, 175km north- west of Illizi and 450km to the south-east of
Hassi Messaoud. Central Processing Facility (CPF) is designed to produce 10.3 MMSCMD
sales gas.
A gathering system, comprising wellsites, wellsite systems, flowlines, manifold stations, and
trunk pipelines to gather the produced fluids and transport them to the reception facilities at the
CPF. Raw gas will be treated in the CPF. Processing facilities comprising pipeline reception
facilities, slugcatcher(s), feed gas compression, mercury removal, gas dehydration, gas
conditioning (natural gas liquids extraction), export compression, condensate stripper, LPG
fractionation facilities, condensate and LPG export facilities and associated utilities, storage and
buildings (all located at the CPF). Fiscal metering for sales gas, LPG, and condensate, located
at the CPF battery limit.
Sales quality gas will be delivered to SONATRACH TRC’s (TRC) sales gas pipeline system at
a tie-in point on a manifold next to the TFT compressor station. Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)
will be delivered to TRC’s LPG pipeline system at a tie-in point located at a block valve station
west of the TFT compressor station. Stabilized condensate will be delivered to TRC’s
condensate pipeline system at a tie-in point located at Méderba, approximately 165km north of
Ain Tsila.
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1.1 Purpose
This document defines the Functional Design Specification for the Telecom Monitoring &
Surveillance System that shall be supplied, test, installed and commissioned for Ain.
2 REFERENCES
2.1 General
The following documents are referenced herein and form part of the technical
requirements. In Addition, reference is made to list of Codes and Standards with
Document no. A-ENG-LST-000-00001.
2.2 Project Documents
A-TEL-PHL-970-30001-0 Telecom Philosophy

A-TEL-SPE-970-30003-0 Local Area Network System
A-TEL-SPE-970-30013-0 HF Radio, VHF Aero and GPS Systems
A-TEL-SPE-970-30012_0 Telecommunication Cables
A-TEL-PRO-000-00001_1 Telecommunication Installation Procedure
A-TEL-BDM-970-30000_0 Overall System Block Diagram
A-TEL-BDM-970-30003_0 LAN System
A-TEL-DWG-000-00001_1 Cabinet Typical Layout

A-TEL-DWG-000-00003_1 Patch Panel Typicals
Check document
A-TEL-DWG-000-00004_1 Wiring Typicals title
2.3 Vendor Documents
Telecom Monitoring & Surveillance System

A-TEL-DIA-970-46509
Block Diagram
A-TEL-SPE-970-46509
Datasheets
Telecom Monitoring & Surveillance System Bill
A-TEL-LST-970-46512
of Materials
A-TEL-DIA-970-46529
Interconnection and Termination Diagram
A-QAC-PRO-970-46513
Factory Acceptance Test Procedure
Telecom Monitoring & Surveillance System Site
A-QAC-PRO-970-46526
Acceptance Test Procedure
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A-QAC-RPT-970-46512
Factory Acceptance Test Report
Telecom Monitoring & Surveillance System Site

A-QAC-RPT-970-46524
Acceptance Test Report
A-OPS-MAN-970-46512
Operation & Maintenance Manual
2.4 Industry Standards

IEC 60079 Explosive Atmosphere
The Telecommunication System shall be designed, manufactured, tested and delivered
in accordance with relevant sections of the latest editions of International Codes and
Standard and with list of Codes and Standards document no. A-ENG-LST-000-0001.
3 DEFINITIONS
The terms and definitions as used within this document are listed below.
means Groupement ISARENE (the operator of
“COMPANY”
the Ain Tsila Development)
“CONTRACTOR” Petrofac International LLC
“Seller” / “Supplier” 3W Networks FZCO
means the physical items delivered under the
“Goods”
terms of the purchase order or contract
Indicates that the specified action is
“Shall” or “must” mandatory (i.e. must be done by specified
action party)
Indicates that specified action is
“Should”
recommended but not mandatory.
“System” Telecom Monitoring and Surveillance System.
4 GENERAL
4.1 Seller’s General Responsibilities

The Seller shall be fully responsible for all aspects of the design, manufacture, inspection,
and supply of all equipment within its scope of supply. This shall include, but not be
limited to:
• Ensuring that the equipment meets all requirements of this specification
• Co – Ordination and Control of its Sub – Suppliers
• The provision of adequate support to the CONTRACTOR and COMPANY during
FAT, Commissioning and Start – Up
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Compliance with the provision of this specification does not relieve the Seller of its
responsibility to furnish equipment of a proper design suited to meet the specified service
conditions and local codes governing health and safety.
4.2 Order of Precedence

Where Algerian regulations, codes and standards exist, their recommendations shall
always take precedence. Such regulations shall therefore be deemed to supplement
and/or amend the provisions of this specification.
In the event of conflict between the requirements of this specification and other
referenced documents, the Seller shall request written clarification from the Purchaser.
The order of precedence will normally be:
• Algerian Legislation and Regulatory Authorities Regulations
• Project Philosophies
• Equipment Datasheets
• Primary Equipment Specification
• Other Project Specifications
• International Code & Standards
Any deviations from these documents shall be agreed with the Purchaser prior to
implementation. However, adherence to them does not relieve the Seller of its obligation
to apply good industry practices in the delivery of goods and services to the Development
4.3 Health, Safety and Environmental Regulations

The Seller shall be responsible for ensuring that the equipment supplied meets all
applicable regulations on health, safety, and environment.
4.4 Hazardous Area Considerations

All electrical and electronic equipment for this system is located in safe area.
4.5 Fire Protection

Flame retardant materials are used to contain and self-extinguish fire. Low Smoke Zero
Halogen type cables are used to reduce smoke and avoid emission of hydrogen chloride
during fire.
4.6 Ingress Protection

All equipment, enclosures and Junction boxes installed outdoor are certified for IP 65 as
minimum.
All enclosures and Junction boxes installed indoor inside the buildings meet IP42 rating
as minimum.
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4.7 Environmental Considerations

All equipment for outdoor use is certified for an operational temperature of 55DegC as
minimum.
4.8 Design Life

Design life of the proposed system is 25 years.
4.9 Power Supply

The system is designed with dual redundant 230 V AC±1%, 50 Hz±1% power feed from
UPS. Voltage conversions are carried out within the cabinets where required. Dual
feeders are directly connected to equipment with dual power supply inputs. For
equipment with single power supply input power is fed through an automatic power
transfer switch.
4.10 Spare Capacity and Expandability

The system is required to have 25% of current utilisation as unequipped expandability
without any major modification in the central system.
4.11 Grounding
Each of the cabinet is provided with two isolated earth rails as follows.
- Safety Earth Rail is terminated to the building protective earth bar.
- Clean Earth Rail is terminated to dedicated Telecom Earth.
Cabinet and Equipment body shall be connected to the safety earth rail.
4.12 Lightning and Surge Protection

Outdoor cables are not envisaged in this subsystem.
The TMS equipment are designed to work with an input voltage tolerance of +/- 10% and
frequency tolerance of +/- 5%.
4.13 Servers, Operating Systems and Antivirus

Servers are designed with dual CPU, RAID6 or RAID10 Storage and Dual Power Supply
configuration.
Server operating system software shall be Microsoft Windows 2019.
Workstation operating system software shall be Microsoft Windows 10.
Antivirus software for server and workstation shall be Microsoft Defender.
4.14 Language for Documents

All documents, drawings and correspondence will be provided in the English language.
Design documents, drawings and correspondence will be provided in the English
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language. The system documentation, including the installation, operating and

maintenance manuals, will be provided in English & French.
5 SYSTEM REQUIREMENT
Telecom Monitoring & Surveillance System (TMS) shall be designed to perform the following:
• Collect system alarms from various telecommunications equipment
Door status
alarm for • Collect housekeeping alarms viz High Temperature, Fan Failure, Power Failure
BVS-202 from Telecom Cabinets
not relevant to TMS
Cabinet • Collect instantaneous meteorological sensor data
• Record the alarms in the server
• Display the alarms in a graphical user interface
shall also monitor the health • Send predefined system alarms from equipment, housekeeping alarms from
status of network devices cabinets and instantaneous meteorological sensor data to Process Control
which connect to PCS
System
Meteo sensor data shall be communicated directly to PCS / F&G
6 TMS SYSTEM DESIGN System over Modbus TCP/IP and TMS will have no role in this
communication. Only alarm signals shall be collected by TMS.

6.1 System Architecture
TMS is designed based on SGRwin network management system software (NMS)
installed on a HP DL 380 Gen 9 based server platform. The software is a vendor
independent multiprotocol management software. However, for this project all the
devices will be integrated to SGRwin using Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMP).
TMS system also has dual redundant SNMP / MODBUS converter for collection of
predefined alarms from several critical devices along with instantaneous meteorological
sensor data from weather monitoring system and report to Process Control System
(PCS). Connectivity between SNMP / MODBUS converter and PCS is via Firewall.
SNMP is a client server-based protocol that is used for configuration and monitoring of
devices. Server is SNMP Manager and device being monitored is the Client. For this
project SNMP is used only for monitoring purposes.
only
The alarms or configuration data is exchanged between the client and server based on a
structure called MIB or OID. The MIB or OID data is provided by the client device
manufacturer for loading on the SNMP manager. After the loading processes the SNMP
add in list of manager has a reference list of alarms tag reference, alarm data types etc.
abbreviations TMS system automatically identifies certain known devices in the local network. Other
devices can be configured in to TMS based on the device IP address.
Collection of data happens by means of polling by the Server and response by the client
device.
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clarify the action taken by
server for unsuccessful
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polling event . How many
attempts will be made by
Since polling process is sequential
server in case of response
the client device must wait for its timeslot to respond
with the data when
failure.polled. specify polling interval
list down all such events
Under exceptional circumstances of critical alarms, the client device sends a trap
message to the server without being polled. The trap message contains alarms data, in
SNMP format, to be addressed by the server on priority. The server picks up information
from traps, out of turn, for logging and display on the user interface.
Security is implemented by means of community configuration on the client device with
a list of SNMP managers that can poll. Certain versions of SNMP support login
credentials with username and password. be specific
Following devices act as SNMP managers in the TMS system for collection of Alarms.
• SGRwin SNMP Manager
clarify why these devices will act as SNMP managers as
• SNMP/MODBUS Converter - A the purpose is only protocol conversion.
• SNMP/MODBUS Converter - B
All the above server IP addresses will be configured in the community configuration in
the client device for allowing access.
Client device can be polled by multiple Servers. However, it can send traps to only one
Server.
SGRwin manager will be configured as the destination address for traps from the client
devices. specify the version
SGRwin, SNMP/MODBUS Converters A & B will used
be configured to poll the devices for
predefined alarms.
SNMP has several versions. Each of the client device support one or many SNMP
versions. The server is designed to interact with a device using its specific SNMP version
for successful polling.
Most of the client devices provide Ethernet based SNMP interface. However, some of the
alarms from client devices are available as dry contacts. The dry contact alarms are
converted to SNMP based alarms by using Remote Terminal Units (RTU).
SGRwin server will be installed in the LAN cabinet in the CCB TER and connected to B-
LAN. A dedicated TMS workstation is provided one each at CPF and BdV to work as GUI
for the users.
Following schematic provides overall Telecom Monitoring & Surveillance system
architecture for BI and BdV.
TMS/GPS Cabinet
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PCS
these data are not relevant

to TMS
ALARM INDICATION THROUGH RTU /

HARDWIRED SIGNAL SHALL BE TYPICAL
FOR ALL TELECOM CABINETS AND NOT
JUST METEO SYSTEM
Figure 1: TMS Architecture Block Diagram.
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6.2 LAN for Telecom Monitoring & Surveillance System

Local Area Network, called B-LAN, is implemented as part of this project, as a separate
sub system, to support various services including TMS.
B-LAN also comprises of Core, Distribution and Edge Switches, Routers and Firewalls
for connectivity to the internet world.
The LAN hardware and software are designed to support requirement of Telcom
Monitoring & Surveillance System in terms of ports, link for interconnecting TMS server,
TMS workstation, RTU’s and SNMP/Modbus Converter.
TMS Server shall be connected to B-LAN Distribution switch. Workstations, RTU’s,
SNMP / MODBUS Gateway will be connected to nearest B-LAN Edge Switch. PCS side
of the SNMP / MODBUS Gateway will be connected to ICSS Firewall.
6.3 SNMP Based Client Device Monitoring of System Alarms

Telecommunication devices that support SNMP over Ethernet Interface will be integrated
to TMS server for display of several system alarms based on the MIB or OID details
provided by the respective manufacturer. The MIB or OID information has the list of
alarms, alarm tag description, alarm data types etc. The MIB or OID information will be
loaded on the server for polling and understanding of traps. The device details and its
interface to TMS is provided in the architecture diagram provided in previous section. The
list of alarms provided by each of the client device is from few to exhaustive and hence
not listed in this document. MIB or OID data reference is provided as a part of
configuration / user manual documentation.
6.4 Monitoring of Client Device that does not Support SNMP

TETRA system does not provide SNMP interface. The system alarms are internal and
presented to TETRA system manager by the use of web-based http protocol. TETRA
server has a webserver and allows browsing of alarms as webpages from any compatible
browsers. Hence the alarms are internal to the system and is not available as SNMP to
external network manager.
Hence monitoring TETRA system must be carried out from external to TETRA system.
The monitoring of TETRA system is designed based on monitoring of BLAN switch ports
and the breaker auxiliary contacts that are connected to TETRA system equipment.
This shall be on HOLD as
discussion with
The switch ports are monitored via SNMP interface available to the BLAN Ethernet
PETROFAC is ongoing
and not concluded Switches connected to TETRA equipment.
The breaker auxiliary contacts are monitored via additional inputs in the RTUs that are
installed in the respective cabinets for monitoring of housekeeping alarms such as fan,
temperature etc.
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6.5 Monitoring Housekeeping Alarms in Telecom Cabinets

All telecom cabinets are provided with RTUs for collection of dry contact alarms and
conversion to SNMP. The RTUs are connected to SGRwin Server with SNMP interface
dry contact alarms shall not be limited to only
over Ethernet on the B-LAN. Meteo system but to all telecom system
cabinet and equipment which does not support
The Housekeeping alarms collected from each of the cabinet
SNMP are
• Fan Failure
• High Temperature Indicate the reporting modes
by RTU: Report by Exception
& Report all; specify interval
• Breaker Auxiliary Contacts for transmitting current interface of PCS shall be with
status. TMS for collecting system
wise major, minor and critical
6.6 Alarms Monitoring by Process Control System alarms. Revise the paragraph
accordingly.
Dual redundant SNMP/MODBUS Converters (SNMP Gateway) are designed to collect
predefined system alarms from client devices by SNMP Polls for conversion to MODBUS
TCP/IP and forward to PCS (By Others) via firewall.
The dry contacts alarms of Meteorological System are collected by RTU from
Meteorological Sensor. RTU will convert the alarms to SNMP data. Dual redundant
SNMP/MODBUS Converters (SNMP Gateway) collect this data for conversion to
MODBUS TCP/IP and forward to PCS (By Others) via firewall.
clarify the role of gateway as
The instantaneous Meteorological sensor data is provided
its purpose is just protocol
on dual redundant MODBUS
conversion TCP/IP interface by Weather monitoring station. Dualredundant SNMP/MODBUS
Converters (SNMP Gateway) collect this data for combining with other system alarms
from telecom equipment and forward to PCS (By Others) via firewall.
PCS shall be the “Slave” and SNMP/Modbus Gateway will be “Master” on the MODBUS
TCP/IP link.
shall be transferred directly
to PCS / F&G and not
6.7 List of System Alarms Forwarded to PCS through TMS.
List of System Alarms Forwarded to PCS (SDI). Please refer to Appendix-1

Not related to TMS
6.8 List of Instantaneous Meteorological Sensor Data Forwarded to PCS

List of System Alarms Forwarded to PCS (SAI). Please refer to Appendix-2
6.9 Licensing Structure for SNMP Manager

SNMP manager has a base license for the software and device license for client devices.
The device licenses are based on the type and quantity of device being monitored by the
system.
provide details
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6.10 Feature of SNMP Manager

Following are the features the SGRwin SNMP manager. However, the use of these
features in this project varies depending on the device make and model and limitations
on its interface with the SNMP manager. all supporting features shall
be indicated.
Fault Manager Provides the Following Features
• Real-time Alarm Viewer
• Configurable alarms (colour, severity, description… etc.)
• Alarm filtering, acknowledgement, and suppression
• Multiple simultaneous alarm monitoring windows at the same workstation
• Alarms at the equipment (equipment, card, port, timeslot) level, circuit level and
service level
• Circuits affected by an alarm
• Multi-vendor and Multi-technology network topology maps with a custom
background
• Localisation of the equipment affected by an alarm record
• Local Craft Terminal Launcher
• Equipment Local Craft Terminal launch from alarm record
Configuration Management Provides the Following Features
• Vendor Local Craft Terminal launch.
• Web based manager launch.
• Tools (Telnet, SSH, Ping).
Accounting Management Provides the Following Features
• Multi-vendor inventory provide snapshots of GUI indicating all the
listed features. VENDOR to demonstrate
• Serial number inventory customization of all the listed features w.r.t. to
this project.
Performance Management
Performance management application is not used in the SGRwin for the project as the
entire data network and links are managed for performance by Cisco Prime Infrastructure
deployed as part of LAN subsystem.
Security Management
Security management application is not used in the SGRwin for the project as
authentication is managed by Radius server deployed as a part of LAN subsystem.
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7 BUILDING BLOCKS OF TMS SYSTEM
7.1 TMS Server – Hardware

TMS Server is based on HP make HP DL 380 Gen 9 model.
TMS Server will be installed inside in LAN Cabinet in
Telecom Equipment Room at Central Control Building (CPF).
This server will run SGRwin software to collect Telecom
System alarms and Telecom Cabinet alarms.
The HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen9 Server performance model with enhanced configuration
flexibility, high performance, and leading energy efficient design offers the perfect
solution for demanding SGRwin application.
The Server is provided with configurations compliant to project server requirements with
dual power supply, RAID 6 configuration, Dual CPU, Hard disks etc. Operating system
for the server will be Microsoft Windows Server.
Note: Availability = MTBF/(MTBF+MTTR)
MTBF (Hours) MTTR (Hours) Availability (%)
675,000 2 99.99
7.2 KVM Switch

TFT7600 G2 KVM Switch will be installed in LAN Cabinet in
Telecom Equipment Room at Central Control Building (CPF).
KVM Consol are provided to extend the connectivity for access
and control of TMS Server. The TFT7600 G2 KVM Console
and Monitor combines a full 17.3 in WXGA+ monitor and
keyboard with touch pad in a 1 U format.
7.3 SGRWIN Software

SGRwin is a Network Management System designed to simplify
network management. SGRwin is used to monitor all Telecom
System Alarms and Telecom Cabinets Alarms.
SGRwin will be allowed to manage your multi-vendor and multi-
technology network, providing you with a complete inventory of
assets, all consolidated in a single system. SGRwin will enable
you to manage and monitor your Telecom System Alarms and Telecom Cabinet Alarms
telecommunications network, delivering business relevant insights through advanced
information management, as well as, providing a network evolution path for legacy
networks.
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7.4 Alarm Input Device

MOXA ioLogik E1210 will be supplied to collect the Alarms via Dry
Contacts. ioLogik E1210 will be installed in each Telecom Cabinet.
7.5 Alarm Input Device Power Supply

Mean Well HDR-60-24 will be supplied as ioLogic E1210 Power
Supply. The input power of HDR-60-24 is 85 to 264 VAC and
the output power is 24 VDC.
7.6 SNMP To Modbus TCP/IP Converter (SNMP Gateway)

UNO-2483G will collect the SNMP Traps and convert them to
Modbus TCP/IP to send to PCS. UNO-2272G will be installed
in LAN Cabinet in Telecom Equipment Room at Central Control
Building (CPF).
7.7 SNMP Gateway Power Supply

Advantech PSD-A40W24 will be supplied as SNMP Gateway
Power Supply. The input power of PSD-A40W24 is 85 to 264
VAC and the output power is 24 VDC.
7.8 TMS Workstation

HP Z240 SFF will be supplied as TMS Workstation along with
24" Monitor model Z24n at CPF and BDV respectively. The
workstation is installed with TMS Management Application
(SRGWIN) to allow the users to monitor the Alarms related to
TMS System.
Workstations are provided with Microsoft Windows 10 operating
system.
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8 INSPECTION AND TESTING

Indicate integrated testing
with PCS for transfer of
8.1 INSPECTIONS alarms from TMS
This section defines the minimum requirements for inspection and testing of the Telecom
Monitoring & Surveillance Systems.
The following tests shall be performed on Telecom Monitoring & Surveillance Systems:
• Factory Acceptance Test
• Site Acceptance Test
8.2 FACTORY ACCEPTANCE TEST (FAT)

The objective of the FAT is to verify that the system is configured for delivery meets or
exceeds the specified design and functional requirements. The test shall be conducted
according to the FAT procedure Document No. A-QAC-PRO-970-46513.
The FAT procedures will include a check of the wiring, panel internals and layouts, as
well as functionality and a check of all critical parameters.
The goal is to demonstrate full functionality of the system at the FAT prior to shipment to
site.
The System tests issued during the FAT shall first demonstrate that:
• Core components are working accordingly to required services
• Maximum traffic load is not affecting the system
• All software features are operational
• All labels are present, readable and conform to wiring documents
• Interfaces to other systems are full operational
• Spare capacities are respected
8.3 SITE ACCEPTANCE TEST (SAT)

The site acceptance test shall be based on the factory acceptance test. The site
acceptance test shall be performed at site after the completion of installation and
commissioning each system. The test shall be conducted according to the FAT procedure
Document No. A-QAC-PRO-970-46526.Tests shall include but not limited to the
following:
• Verify quality and quantity of all equipment specified in the documentation.
• Verify correct installation and commissioning of all hardware and software.
• Demonstration of all system functions.
9 PACKING MARKING AND TRANSPORTATION

The packing will be a marine type. All equipment will be protected and sealed with
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special package to prevent condensation. Care will be taken from damage during
shipment and long-term storage. For Packing and shipping details please refer to
Packing, Marking, Preservation, Storage, Handling & Shipping Procedure Document No.
A-LGT-PRO-970-46501.
10 SPARE PARTS & SPECIAL TOOLS

For Spare Parts and Special Tools please refer to Spare Parts Interchangeability Record
Document No. A-MAI-LST-970-46501 and Special Tools List Document No. A-OPS-
MAN-970-46515.
11 LICENSES AND IMPORTATION DOCUMENTATION

All Licenses documents should be provided to COMPANY. All Importation documents
should be validated by COMPANY. The importation documents shall be provided early
before the material delivery. Type approval shall be provided for each system which is
not already registered by Algerian authorities. Latest software updates and new releases
for TMS components shall be provided from the date of FAT until end of warranty period.
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Appendix-1
List of Systems Alarms Forwarded to PCS (SDI)
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A-TEL-SPE-970-46509 Rev-B
Shall be over MODBUS/TCP

IP communication
SERIAL DIGITAL INPUTS TO PCS (SDI)

Modbus
Tag_Service Description Modbus Modbus Data STATE_0_ STATE_1_
DCS_IO_Type Register BIT Alarm description Remarks
(Max 24 Characters) Address Type DESCRIPTOR DESCRIPTOR
No.
LAN SYSTEM - CCB
BLAN Distribution A SwitchEnvironmental Monitor Traps (Fan,

BLAN DSW A ENVMON SDI 10001 1 READ Normal Alarm Critical Alarm & Minor Alarms
Shutdonw, Status, Power Supply & Temperature)
BLAN DSW A CPU SDI 10002 1 READ Normal Alarm BLAN Distribution A Switch CPU Notificication Major Alarm
BLAN Distribution B SwitchEnvironmental Monitor Traps (Fan,

BLAN DSW B ENVMON SDI 10003 1 READ Normal Alarm Critical Alarm & Minor Alarms
BLAN DSW B CPU SDI 10004 1 READ Normal Alarm BLAN Distribution B Switch CPU Notificication Major Alarm
Spare SDI 10005 1 READ Normal Alarm Spare for SLAN Distribution Switch - A
Spare SDI 10007 1 READ Normal Alarm Spare for SLAN Distribution Switch - B
LAN SYSTEM - BI
BLAN Core A SwitchEnvironmental Monitor Traps (Fan,

BLAN CSW A ENVMON SDI 10009 1 READ Normal Alarm Critical Alarm & Minor Alarms
BLAN CSW A CPU SDI 10010 1 READ Normal Alarm BLAN Core A Switch CPU Notificication Major Alarm
BLAN Core B SwitchEnvironmental Monitor Traps (Fan,

BLAN CSW B ENVMON SDI 10011 1 READ Normal Alarm Critical Alarm & Minor Alarms
BLAN CSW B CPU SDI 10012 1 READ Normal Alarm BLAN Core B Switch CPU Notificication Major Alarm
ELAN Distribution Switch Environmental Monitor Traps (Fan,

ELAN DSW ENVMON SDI 10013 1 READ Normal Alarm Critical Alarm & Minor Alarms
ELAN DSW CPU SDI 10014 1 READ Normal Alarm ELAN Distribution Switch CPU Notificication Major Alarm
Spare SDI 10015 1 READ Normal Alarm Spare for SLAN Core Switch - A

Modbus
No.
Spare SDI 10017 1 READ Normal Alarm Spare for SLAN Core Switch - B
LAN SYSTEM - BI EMERGENCY CENTRE
BLAN Distribution A SwitchEnvironmental Monitor Traps (Fan,

BLAN DSW A ENVMON SDI 10019 1 READ Normal Alarm Critical Alarm & Minor Alarms
BLAN DSW A CPU SDI 10020 1 READ Normal Alarm BLAN Distribution A Switch CPU Notificication Major Alarm
BLAN Distribution B SwitchEnvironmental Monitor Traps (Fan,

BLAN DSW B ENVMON SDI 10021 1 READ Normal Alarm Critical Alarm & Minor Alarms
BLAN DSW B CPU SDI 10022 1 READ Normal Alarm BLAN Distribution B Switch CPU Notificication Major Alarm
LAN SYSTEM - BdV
BLAN Core A SwitchEnvironmental Monitor Traps (Fan,

BLAN CSW A ENVMON SDI 10027 1 READ Normal Alarm Critical Alarm & Minor Alarms
BLAN CSW A CPU SDI 10028 1 READ Normal Alarm BLAN Core A Switch CPU Notificication Major Alarm
BLAN Core B SwitchEnvironmental Monitor Traps (Fan,

BLAN CSW B ENVMON SDI 10029 1 READ Normal Alarm Critical Alarm & Minor Alarms
BLAN CSW B CPU SDI 10030 1 READ Normal Alarm BLAN Core B Switch CPU Notificication Major Alarm
ELAN Distribution Switch Environmental Monitor Traps (Fan,

ELAN DSW ENVMON SDI 10031 1 READ Normal Alarm Critical Alarm & Minor Alarms
ELAN DSW CPU SDI 10032 1 READ Normal Alarm ELAN Distribution Switch CPU Notificication Major Alarm

Modbus
No.
HOTLINE PABX UNIT BI
BI Tel PBX PWR Flr SDI 10037 1 READ Normal Alarm Power Failure Critical Alarm
BI Tel PBX CPU Flr SDI 10038 1 READ Normal Alarm Mate CPU Failure Critical Alarm
BI Tel PBX Mmry Flr SDI 10039 1 READ Normal Alarm Memory Failure Major Alarm
IP Telephone PABX Unit at BI
IP Telephone PABX Unit at BdV
PAGA Server at BI Operations Workshop
PAGA A Server Flr SDI 10046 1 READ Normal Alarm PAGA Server Failure - System A Critical Alarm

Modbus
No.
PAGA A iNode Flr SDI 10047 1 READ Normal Alarm PAGA iNode Failure - System A Major Alarm
PAGA A Amplfr Flr SDI 10048 1 READ Normal Alarm PAGA Amplfr Failure - System A Major Alarm
PAGA A Amplfr n+1 Flr SDI 10049 1 READ Normal Alarm PAGA N+1 Amplifier Failure - System A Major Alarm
PAGA A Open Circuit SDI 10050 1 READ Normal Alarm PAGA Open Circuit - System A Critical Alarm
PAGA A Short Circuit SDI 10051 1 READ Normal Alarm PAGA Short Circuit - System A Critical Alarm
PAGA B Server Flr SDI 10052 1 READ Normal Alarm PAGA Server Failure - System B Critical Alarm
PAGA B iNode Flr SDI 10053 1 READ Normal Alarm PAGA iNode Failure - System B Major Alarm
PAGA B Amplfr Flr SDI 10054 1 READ Normal Alarm PAGA Amplfr Failure - System B Major Alarm
PAGA B Amplfr n+1 Flr SDI 10055 1 READ Normal Alarm PAGA N+1 Amplifier Failure - System B Major Alarm
PAGA B Open Circuit SDI 10056 1 READ Normal Alarm PAGA Open Circuit - System B Critical Alarm
PAGA B Short Circuit SDI 10057 1 READ Normal Alarm PAGA Short Circuit - System B Critical Alarm
PAGA Server at Substation 600

Modbus
No.
PAGA Server at Substation 700

Modbus
No.
PAGA Server at BDV
PAGA Server Flr SDI 10082 1 READ Normal Alarm PAGA Server Failure Critical Alarm
PAGA iNode Flr SDI 10083 1 READ Normal Alarm PAGA iNode Failure Major Alarm
PAGA Amplfr Flr SDI 10084 1 READ Normal Alarm PAGA Amplfr Failure Major Alarm
PAGA Amplfr n+1 Flr SDI 10085 1 READ Normal Alarm PAGA N+1 Amplifier Failure Major Alarm
PAGA Open Circuit SDI 10086 1 READ Normal Alarm PAGA Open Circuit Critical Alarm
PAGA Short Circuit SDI 10087 1 READ Normal Alarm PAGA Short Circuit Critical Alarm
Meteorological System
Wthr Mnt Sttn logger status SDI 10088 1 READ Normal Alarm Data Logger Status Alarm Minor Alarm
Wthr Mnt Sttn Sensor status SDI 10089 1 READ Normal Alarm Sensor Status Alarm Major Alarm
Wthr Mnt Sttn PWR Flr SDI 10090 1 READ Normal Alarm Power Supply Status Alarm Critical Alarm
Entertainment Headend-1 - BDV
Trx Module Rmv SDI 10091 1 READ Normal Alarm Module Removal Alarm Critical Alarm
trx Failed Login SDI 10092 1 READ Normal Alarm Login Failed Alarm Minor Alarm
trx Video Decoding Err SDI 10093 1 READ Normal Alarm Video Decoding Error Major Alarm
trx Interlink Disc SDI 10094 1 READ Normal Alarm Intelink Disconnect Alarm Major Alarm
trx Cnfgrtn Chng SDI 10095 1 READ Normal Alarm Configuration Change Alarm Minor Alarm

Modbus
No.
Entertainment Headend-2 - BDV
Trx Module Rmv SDI 10095 1 READ Normal Alarm Module Removal Alarm Critical Alarm
trx Failed Login SDI 10096 1 READ Normal Alarm Login Failed Alarm Minor Alarm
trx Video Decoding Err SDI 10097 1 READ Normal Alarm Video Decoding Error Major Alarm
trx Interlink Disc SDI 10098 1 READ Normal Alarm Intelink Disconnect Alarm Major Alarm
trx Cnfgrtn Chng SDI 10099 1 READ Normal Alarm Configuration Change Alarm Minor Alarm
NTP Clock - CCB
NTP Clock PWR Flr SDI 10100 1 READ Normal Alarm NTP Clock Power Failure Critical Alarm
NTP Clock No Time Code SDI 10101 1 READ Normal Alarm NTP Clock No Time Code Minor Alarm
NTP Clock Sync SDI 10102 1 READ Normal Alarm NTP Clock is not Synchronized to its reference Major Alarm
NTP Clock - BdV
NTP Clock PWR Flr SDI 10103 1 READ Normal Alarm NTP Clock Power Failure Critical Alarm
NTP Clock No Time Code SDI 10104 1 READ Normal Alarm NTP Clock No Time Code Minor Alarm
NTP Clock Sync SDI 10105 1 READ Normal Alarm NTP Clock is not Synchronized to its reference Major Alarm
VHF Aero Recorder - BI
VHF RCDR NWRK CON FLR SDI 10106 1 READ Normal Alarm The Recorder has lost the Network Connection Major Alarm
VHF RCDR HDD FLR SDI 10107 1 READ Normal Alarm The Hard Disk has failed on the Recorder. Please fix it. Critical Alarm
A recording board has been removed or is missing from the

VHF RCDR BRD FLR SDI 10108 1 READ Normal Alarm Critical Alarm
System.

Modbus
No.
VHF Aero Recorder - BdV
VHF RCDR NWRK CON FLR SDI 10109 1 READ Normal Alarm The Recorder has lost the Network Connection Major Alarm
VHF RCDR HDD FLR SDI 10110 1 READ Normal Alarm The Hard Disk has failed on the Recorder. Please fix it. Critical Alarm
A recording board has been removed or is missing from the

VHF RCDR BRD FLR SDI 10111 1 READ Normal Alarm Critical Alarm
System.
Telecommunication Monitoring & Surveillance System - CCB
TMS Server PSU SDI 10112 1 READ Normal Alarm TMS Server Power Supply Status Critical Alarm
TMS Server NIC SDI 10113 1 READ Normal Alarm TMS Server Network Interface Status Major Alarm
TMS Server HDD SDI 10114 1 READ Normal Alarm TMS Server HDD Status Critical Alarm
UPS System - Airstrip Passenger Handling Building
UPS A Main Power Failure SDI 10115 1 READ Normal Alarm UPS A Main Power Failure Critical Alarm
UPS A LVBD SDI 10116 1 READ Normal Alarm UPS A Low Voltage Battery Disconnect Major Alarm
UPS A Failure SDI 10117 1 READ Normal Alarm UPS A Failure Critical Alarm
UPS B Main Power Failure SDI 10118 1 READ Normal Alarm UPS B Main Power Failure Critical Alarm
UPS B LVBD SDI 10119 1 READ Normal Alarm UPS B Low Voltage Battery Disconnect Major Alarm
UPS B Failure SDI 10120 1 READ Normal Alarm UPS B Failure Critical Alarm
UPS System - MACP Gatehouse

Modbus
No.
UPS System - AACP Gatehouse
UPS System - BI Security Camp

Modbus
No.
Access Control System
Spare SDI 10139 1 READ Normal Alarm Spare for Access Control System
Video Surveillance System
Spare SDI 10145 1 READ Normal Alarm Spare for Video Surveillance System
UHF Tetra Radio System - BdV
Spare SDI 10151 1 READ Normal Alarm Spare for UHF Tetra System

Modbus
No.
VSAT SYSTEM - BdV
Spare SDI 10154 1 READ Normal Alarm Spare for VSAT System

Revision B
Not relevant to TMS
Appendix-2
List of Systems Alarms Forwarded to PCS (SAI)
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SERIAL ANALOG INPUTS TO PCS (SAI)

Modbus Modbus Modbus
Tag_Service Description Modbus PCS PV Scale PCS PV Scale Modbus Data STATE_0_ STATE_1_
DATA Type DCS_IO_Type Scaling LO Scaling HI Engg unit Register BIT Remarks
(Max 24 Characters) Address LO HI Type DESCRIPTOR DESCRIPTOR
limit limit No.
Meteorological System
Wind Speed 1 REAL SAI 2 0 75 0 75 m/s --- READ --- --- 32-bit float Big Endian
Wind Direction 1 REAL SAI 4 0 360 0 360 deg --- READ --- --- 32-bit float Big Endian
Wind Speed 2 REAL SAI 6 0 75 0 75 m/s --- READ --- --- 32-bit float Big Endian
Wind Direction 2 REAL SAI 8 0 360 0 360 deg --- READ --- --- 32-bit float Big Endian
Air Temperature REAL SAI 10 -20 80 -20 80 °C --- READ --- --- 32-bit float Big Endian
Relative Humidity REAL SAI 12 0 100 0 100 % --- READ --- --- 32-bit float Big Endian
Dew Point REAL SAI 14 -20 80 -20 80 °C --- READ --- --- 32-bit float Big Endian
Air Pressure REAL SAI 16 500 1100 500 1100 hPa --- READ --- --- 32-bit float Big Endian
Precipitation 1 minute sum REAL SAI 18 0 999 0 999 mm/h --- READ --- --- 32-bit float Big Endian
Precipitation 1h sum REAL SAI 20 0 999 0 999 mm --- READ --- --- 32-bit float Big Endian

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SUPPLIER COMMENTS RESPONSE SHEET

PIUL Review Transmittal No. : TR-PIUL-0-PFT001-0009 Date : 02/Jul/2020

All comments shall be addressed appropriately without which

SUPPLIER COMMENTS RESPONSE SHEET

PIUL Review Transmittal No. : TR-PIUL-0-PFT001-0009 Date : 02/Jul/2020

SUPPLIER SIGN OFF

SUPPLIER DOCUMENT COVER SHEET

Supplier Name: 3W NETWORKS

Document Title: TELECOM MONITORING & SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM

Document No: A-TEL-SPE-970-46509

Reviewer Signature Date

CODE 2 Accepted with comments.

CODE 3 Not Accepted. Revise and resubmit.

CODE 4 For Information Only.

CODE 5 Void-Cancelled / Superseded.

B Reissued for Review & Comments 27 Aug 2020 ME NA AS

A Issued for Review & Comments 08 June 2020 ME NA AS

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Hold No. Location Description

7.5 Alarm Input Device Power Supply 18

Bdv Base De Vie

CCB Central Control Building

PBX Private Branch Exchange

PCS Process control system

SCS Structure Cabling System

SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol

TETRA Terrestrial Trunked Radio

VSS Video Surveillance System

VSAT Very Small Aperture Terminal

2.2 Project Documents

A-TEL-PHL-970-30001-0 Telecom Philosophy

A-TEL-BDM-970-30000_0 Overall System Block Diagram

A-TEL-BDM-970-30003_0 LAN System

A-TEL-DWG-000-00001_1 Cabinet Typical Layout

2.3 Vendor Documents

Telecom Monitoring & Surveillance System

Telecom Monitoring & Surveillance System

Telecom Monitoring & Surveillance System Site

2.4 Industry Standards

4.1 Seller’s General Responsibilities

4.2 Order of Precedence

4.3 Health, Safety and Environmental Regulations

4.4 Hazardous Area Considerations

4.5 Fire Protection

4.6 Ingress Protection

4.7 Environmental Considerations

4.8 Design Life

4.9 Power Supply

4.10 Spare Capacity and Expandability

4.12 Lightning and Surge Protection

4.13 Servers, Operating Systems and Antivirus

4.14 Language for Documents

language. The system documentation, including the installation, operating and

communication. Only alarm signals shall be collected by TMS.

these data are not relevant

ALARM INDICATION THROUGH RTU /

Figure 1: TMS Architecture Block Diagram.

6.2 LAN for Telecom Monitoring & Surveillance System