Upload third-party meter readings into a utility's IEEE 2030.5 server using MirrorUsagePoint resources

domain: sunspec.org · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps

  1. POST a MirrorUsagePoint resource describing the meter and reading type to the utility server's mirror endpoint
  2. Create a MirrorMeterReading tied to that MirrorUsagePoint
  3. Push interval readings via MirrorReadingSet/IntervalBlock objects on the schedule the utility server expects
  4. Check the server's response for accepted versus rejected reading submissions
  5. Register the mirror relationship in the end device's FunctionSetAssignmentsList

Known gotchas

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