Voltmasters Platform
DSO RTU settings
Configure the grid operator that sends remote control signals to your installation. Fluvius calls it telecontrole, the platform calls it DSO RTU.
Under Configuration → Grid & market → DSO RTU settings you configure the grid operator that sends remote control signals to your installation. Fluvius calls this mechanism telecontrole; the platform uses the operator-independent term DSO RTU.
The provider selection. The sections below it depend on the provider.
The page starts with the telecontrol provider. The sections that follow depend on the operator you pick:
| Section | Provider | Needed for | What it configures |
|---|---|---|---|
| Telecontrol emergency stops | Fluvius | Every connection | Per stop, what triggers it and which relay outputs carry it out. See Emergency stop. |
| Flex according to the study | Fluvius | Technical flex, Fall-Back Flex | Whether technical flex applies and the registered flexible consumption power. |
| Asset reference powers | Fluvius, EME eCON+ | Technical flex | The two registered powers the asset setpoints are percentages of. |
| Netflex measurement channels | Fluvius | Every connection | The channel each device is reported in, and the check against the zone sheet. |
| Devices for telecontrol | Fluvius | Every connection | Which PV inverters and batteries belong to the registered asset group. |
| Fall-Back Flex | Fluvius | Fall-Back Flex | The congestion formula, its powers and the day-ahead planning API. |
| EME eCON+ connection | EME eCON+ | Every connection | The Modbus connection to the panel and the Fluvius version it converts. |
| Switch positions | Sibelga | Every connection | The breaker feedback inputs reported to the operator. |
| ORES watchdogs | ORES | Watchdog on hardwired contacts | The hardwired watchdog pair, when it is not carried over Modbus. |
For Fluvius, Configuring Fluvius telecontrole walks through every section in order, with the document each value comes from. For the other operators see Sibelga, ORES and the EME eCON+ panel.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know who my DSO RTU provider is?
Your DSO RTU provider is stated in your contract with your grid operator. Your installer sets the correct provider during commissioning.
My provider is not in the list, what should I do?
Some providers need a recent controller version; update the controller first. If the provider still does not appear, contact Voltmasters Support. A missing provider must first be added to the platform before it can be selected.
Where do I see what the grid operator is sending right now?
On the DSO RTU dashboard under Monitoring: the live snapshot of every setpoint and emergency stop, and the history of every command the RTU sent.
For the technical background, the per-operator specifics and the IO module installation instructions, see the DSO RTU section.