Please see the openPG web site for the latest information:
http://openpg.codeplex.com/

openPG v1.0
•	This is the release version of the open Phasor Gateway (openPG). The openPG is a complete Phasor Data Gateway designed to process, secure and distribute streaming time-series data to and from multiple parties in real-time. Measured data gathered with GPS-time from many hundreds of input sources is parsed and distributed to authorized parties for high-speed streaming data exchange.
Connecting openPG/openPDC with a Gateway-style connection
1.	Navigate to Inputs -> Add New in openPG, or Devices -> Add New in openPDC 
2.	Enter the acronym you'd like this device to have 
3.	Under 'Protocol', select 'Gateway Transport' 
4.	With the connection string, click the '+', select the UDP tab, and select what local port you wish to use (typically 8700) 
5.	In the Connection String, add 'autoconnect=true;' 
6.	(If using the same database as openPDC) Add 'synchronizeMetaData=false;' to connection string 
7.	In the Alternate Command Channel, type 'server=localhost:6165;' (Replace 'localhost' with the host IP if not on the same system) 
8.	Ensure 'Concentrator' and 'Enabled' checkboxes are checked 
9.	Click 'Save' 
10.	To view the measurements, you’ll need to subscribe to them. Under ‘Subscription’, select ‘Measurement Subscription’. Then, check the measurements you wish to subscribe to, and click ‘<<’ to add them.

Setting up an openPG Publisher/Subscriber
Publisher:
1.	Install openPG 
2.	Connect to data stream (sample data, or other data source) 
3.	Verify that openPG Manager is connected to correct openPG service 
4.	Observe data trending in Graph Measurements

Subscriber:
1.	Install openPG 
2.	Verify that openPG Manager is connected to correct openPG service 
3.	Under ‘Subscription’, select ‘Create Authentication Request’ 
4.	Enter an Acronym and a Name 
5.	Verify that the Valid IP Addresses listed match the system that the openPG service is installed on 
6.	Export the authentication request, and transfer to a location the publisher can access

Publisher:
1.	Under ‘Publication’, select ‘Authorise Subscribers’ 
2.	Click ‘Import’, and select the authentication request from the subscriber 
3.	Verify that the data presented matches what is expected 
4.	Check ‘Enable PG Connection’, and click save 
5.	Under ‘Publication’, select ‘Subscriber measurement access’ 
6.	Select the correct Subscriber from the dropdown list 
7.	Authorise what measurements you want to share
Subscriber:
1.	Select ‘Inputs’ -> ‘Browse’ 
2.	Select the acronym for the authentication request 
3.	In the ‘Alternate Command Channel’, change the IP address to the IP address of the publisher 
4.	Check ‘Enabled’, then click ‘Save’ 
5.	Under ‘Subscription’, select ‘Measurement Subscription’ 
6.	Under ‘Available Measurements’, check the measurements you wish to subscribe to 
7.	Click ‘<<’ to subscribe to these measurements 
8.	Verify the data is streaming under ‘Monitoring’, ‘Graph Measurements’