Third Party interface requirements Clause Samples

Third Party interface requirements. 7.1 Access To data: Access to metering data shall be in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement and the Market Procedures referred to therein. Such access shall not interfere with or endanger the security of the data or the collection process for Allocation purposes. 7.2 Additional features: Additional features may be incorporated within or 8.1 Appendix 1a: Outline data structure 8.1.1 The physical definition of the local optical data port is detailed in BS EN 61107. The general protocol specification is as detailed in BS EN 61107, augmented by the specifications contained herein. Superseded 8.1.2 The outline data structure described in Appendix 1a is expanded in Appendix 1b to provide more detail of the precise data structures and formats. Appendix 2a contains the data definitions and descriptions. Appendix 2b details the protocol examples to meet the functional requirements of the standard protocol. The data authentication process is outlined in Appendix 3. 8.1.3 The following guidelines have been established for local communications: (i) The Outstation transmits complete day information only, i.e. the current day's information is transmitted and "filled" where appropriate, if a period has not yet been completed. "partial days" and "missing days" must be "filled" in the data transmission from the Outstation - see Section 9.1.3.2. (ii) Chronological inconsistencies in the data block periods), or level 2 password access occurred during these periods. Superseded (iii) Data is transmitted in chronological order with current day's partial information transmitted first, oldest day's information transmitted last. 8.2 Appendix 1b: Data Structure and Formats
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