Documentation Overview
Symbol |
Description |
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Planners & Architects |
📟 |
Product and Communicator suppliers |
🗼 |
Power Grid Operators |
🛠 |
Developers (Communicator devices, SGr libraries) |
The following table gives you a documentation overview and the targeted audience for each section.
Chapter |
Description |
Target Audience |
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Describes the basic idea and concepts of SmartGridready. |
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There are many ways to get involved and contribute to the SmartGridready project. This chapter describes how you can participate in SmartGridready projects based on your interests and expertise. |
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Explains the central role of Functional Profiles in SmartGridready. Describes the Functional Profiles in detail. Provides a link to the official SmartGridready library where all available Functional Profiles are listed. |
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Describes the structure of External Interface Definition files. Gives instructions on how to create an EID file. Provides a link to the official SmartGridready libary where all available Functional Profiles are listed. |
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Guides you through the steps needed to get your Product SmartGridready declared. |
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Describes the Communication Handler libraries and API’s in detail. Provides installation and getting started instructions. There are currently libraries in Python and Java. |
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Describes the Device Driver Adapter and the device driver adapter API in detail. |
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Describes the SmartGridready Intermediary. The intermediary provides a REST service to communicate with SmartGridready declared Products through a REST API. It can be deployed within a Docker container and is a good solution where no native library (Python, Java) is available. |
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