text: "Been a while since I received your return email, but I did want to touch base again with a couple of questions. I am with a major wireless telco and working with an engineering firm on a project in CT for a utility.
  "What they are trying to accomplish is setting up communication for their vault transformers. They would then be monitoring and controlling them via a new SCADA system. They will be bringing a protocol called MODBUS into the substation, and then want to use DNP3 as their main from that point forward.
  "I have a utilities background. I'm trying to help my engineering firm client with their report to their utility customer in CT. I've suggested a SCADA system and would like to recommend a type of RTU for information gathering and such.
  "Where wireless will come into play of course is the CDMA wireless portion from the vault transformers into the sub and then on to the utility. It will again be utilizing SCADA for these functions. Your thoughts?"
  This SCADA project was an ideal application for SCADA-Guardian deployment. It is rugged enough to survive the harsh conditions at many of the project sites. It also had the DNP3 reporting capability that was a firm requirement for any RTU.
  I hope that you've enjoyed this introduction to the applications of SCADA. Want more information? Download any of the SCADA white papers from DPS Telecom. You can also send an online information request:
  
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