ION Setup Device Configuration Guide

70002-0293-00
04/2009
PowerLogic ION Setup 2.2

Meter configuration software
Device configuration guide
Conventions used in this manual

Thissectiondescribesthesymbolsandterminologyusedinthismanual.
Symbols
Danger
Thisalertsyoutothingsthatmaycauseseriousinjurytoaperson.
Onlyqualified,properlytrainedpersonnelshouldperformthese
procedures.
Caution
Thisalertsyoutothingsthatmaycauselossofdata,damagetoyour
computeroryourdevices.
Note
Anoteprovidesyouwithadditionalinformationthatyoumightwant
toconsider.
Tip
Thisdrawsyourattentiontoinformationthatwillhelpyouperform
ataskmorequicklyoreasily.
Terminology
Clear
Place the mouse cursor over the check box option, then click the mouse button
so that the check mark is removed from the check box.
Click
Place the mouse cursor over the specified option or button, then press and
release the mouse button.
Double-click
Place the mouse cursor over the specified option or button, then press and
release the mouse button twice.
Drag
Hold down the mouse button while moving the mouse cursor to the appropriate
location, then release the button.
Enter
Type the information, then press the ENTER or RETURN key.
Point
Position the mouse pointer over a submenu or menu command. For example,
point to the File menu.
Press
Press the specified key or key combination on your keyboard, for example, press
CTRL+ALT+DEL.
Right-click
Place the mouse cursor over the button or item, then press and release the right
mouse button1.
Select
Place the mouse pointer over the specified option or check box, then click the
mouse button. A selected check box receives a check mark; a selected radio
button is marked with a dot.
Type
Type the information, but DO NOT press the ENTER or RETURN key.
1. Mouse button means the the primary mouse button (left, by default), while right mouse button
means the secondary mouse button. This configuration can be switched for a left-handed user.
Contents
Chapter 1
Introduction .................................................................. 7
Before you begin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Overview............................................................. 8
Quick start . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Serial site . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Modem site . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Ethernet sites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Ethernet gateway sites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Chapter 2
E5600 socket-based energy meter ............................... 15

E5600 meter setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
MetersetupthroughIRopticalport ..................................... 16
MetersetupthroughRS485............................................ 18
Firmware upgrade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Meter protection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Chapter 3
PM700 series power meter ......................................... 25

PM700 series meter setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
UsingIONSetup ..................................................... 26
PM700 series setup screens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
BasicSetup .......................................................... 26
Demand ............................................................. 27
FrontPanelDisplay ................................................... 27
I/OSetup............................................................ 28
OnboardAlarms ..................................................... 28
SerialComms........................................................ 30
Chapter 4
PM800 series power meter ......................................... 31

PM8ECCconsiderations ............................................... 32
UsingIONSetup ..................................................... 33
AlarmLog ........................................................... 34
BasicSetup .......................................................... 34
BillingLog ........................................................... 35
Clock ............................................................... 36
CommECCCard .................................................... 36
CommOnboardSerial ............................................... 36
DataLog#1,DataLog#2,DataLog#3,DataLog#4....................... 37
DeviceLabels ........................................................ 37
EN50160Setup....................................................... 38
Energy&Demand .................................................... 38
I/OSetup............................................................ 39
InputMetering ....................................................... 42
MeterResets......................................................... 42
MeteringStandards ................................................... 43
OnboardAlarms/Events ............................................... 43
ShiftEnergy.......................................................... 50
Trending&Forecasting................................................ 50
WaveformCapture ................................................... 51
Chapter 5
BCPM (Branch circuit power meter) .............................. 53

BCPM setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
UsingIONSetup ..................................................... 54
BCPM setup screens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
BasicSetup .......................................................... 55
AuxiliaryCTSizes .................................................... 55
BranchCircuitCTSizes................................................ 55
BreakerSizes ......................................................... 55
DemandSetup ....................................................... 56
InstantaneousCurrentAlarms.......................................... 56
LatchingCurrentAlarms.............................................. 57
VoltageAlarms....................................................... 60
Chapter 6
Enercept meter ........................................................... 61

Enercept meter setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
UsingIONSetup ..................................................... 62
Enercept setup screens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
BasicSetup .......................................................... 62
Enercept data screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Resettingenergyanddemandvalues.................................... 63
Chapter 7
ION6200 power and energy meter ............................. 65

ION6200 meter setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
ION6200 setup screens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
BasicSetup .......................................................... 67
Communications ..................................................... 68
Demand ............................................................. 68
Display.............................................................. 69
Outputs............................................................. 69
Scaling.............................................................. 70
WiringSetup......................................................... 70
Introduction
PowerLogicIONSetupsoftwareisameterconfigurationutilityavailable
fromtheSchneiderElectricwebsiteatwww.powerlogic.com.
ThisguideassumesyouknowhowtouseIONSetup,andhavereadand
understoodtheinstallation,basicsetup,andallrelevantproceduresandwarnings
containedintheuserdocumentationforthedeviceyouwanttoconfigurewith
IONSetup.
Typically,basicsetupcanbeperformedthroughthemetersfrontpanelorremote
display.IONSetupismainlyusedforconfiguringadvancedfeaturesofthemeter,
orforsettingupameterthatdoesnothaveafrontpanel/remotedisplay.
DeviceconfigurationinstructionsusingIONSetupsoftwareareprovidedforthe
following:
PowerLogicE5600powermeter
PowerLogicPM700seriespowermeter
PowerLogicPM800seriespowermeter
PowerLogicBCPM(Branchcircuitpowermeter)
PowerLogicEnerceptmeter
PowerLogicION6200powermeter
FordetailedproceduresonsettingupotherIONdevices(suchasthe
PowerLogicION8600orPowerLogicION7550 / ION7650meters),refertothe
devicespecificinstallationoruserguide.
FordetailedinformationonusingIONSetupsoftware,refertotheonlinehelp.
2009 Schneider Electric. All rights reserved.
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Chapter 1 - Introduction
PowerLogic ION Setup device configuration guide
Before you begin

BeforeusingIONSetup,makesureyouhavecompletedallrequiredinstallation,
wiring,andbasicsetupforeachhardwaredevice(meters,communications
converters,modems,etc.).
Security considerations
Somedevicesrequireadditionalconfigurationinordertoaccessandmodify
certainsetupparameters.Forexample,arevenueclassorhardwarelockedmeter
mustbeunlockedbeforeyoucanconfigureit.Refertothedevicesdocumentation
forunlockingandbasicsetupprocedures.
Overview
IONSetupsupportsvarioustypesofcommunications.Typically,devicesare
groupedaccordingtoasharedcommunicationslinktype(IONSetuprefersto
thesecommunicationslinksassites).WhencreatingyourIONSetupnetwork
forthefirsttime,youwouldstartbyaddingasitetoyourworkstation,thenadd
devicestothesite.
Ethernet site
Ethernet devices
Ethernet Gateway
Modem site
RS-485 devices
remote serial device
NOTE
Most ION devices use the 8N1 standard (8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit) for serial communications. To
prevent communication errors, make sure all the devices on your serial communications loop are set to
8N1 (i.e. make sure the devices serial communications parameter is set to No parity).
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Quick start
ThefollowingsummarizesthestepsforaddingsitesanddevicesinIONSetup.
1.
Installandwireyourmeters,followingtheinstructionsandwarningsinthe
meterspecificdocuments.
2.
Followtheinstructionsinthemeterinstallationmanualtoconfigurethebasic
communicationsparametersforeachmeter(forexample,protocol,baudrate,
parityanddeviceaddress/unitID).
NOTE
Make sure all the devices on the same RS-485 loop are set to the same baud rate, and their serial port
parameters are set to 8N1.
3.
Ifusingacommunicationsconverterorgateway,configureitscommunications
parameters,theninstallandwireittothemeter(s).
4.
StartIONSetupandlogonusingnetworkmode(i.e.,clearthe
Single ION device configuration modecheckbox).Thedefaultuseris
supervisorandpasswordis0(zero).
5.
Addandconfigureyoursites.ForEthernetorEthernetGatewaysites,usethe
followingtabletosettheportnumber,asappropriate.
IP Port1
Description (communications protocol, connection type)
23
Telnet (used for meter diagnostics)
502
Modbus TCP
7700
ION (direct)
7701
Modbus RTU through an ION meter
7800
EtherGate simultaneously though available COM ports of an ION meter
7801
EtherGate through COM1 of an ION meter
7802
7803
1. Some meters support email (SMTP through port 25) and web pages (HTTP through port 80).
6.
AddeachmetertotheappropriatesiteinIONSetup.
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Serial site
IfthedeviceisequippedwithanRS232port,youcanuseanRS232cableto
directlyconnectthedevicetoanavailableserialportonthecomputer.
Toconnecttomorethanoneserialdevice,youcanuseanRS232 to RS485
communicationsconverter.TheRS232portontheconverterconnectstothe
computersserialport,andtheRS485portconnectstoupto32RS485devices.
RS-232 to RS-485
converter
RS-485 devices
(maximum 32)
Makesuretheserialcommunicationsparametersaresetcorrectlyforeachdevice
(forexample,protocol,baudrate,parityanduniquedeviceaddress/unitID).
Adding a serial site in ION Setup
1.
RightclicktheworkstationiconandselectInsertItem.
2.
SelectSiteandclickOK.
3.
OntheGeneraltab,usetheNameboxtoenteranameidentifyingthisserial
site.
UsetheCommLinkboxtoselectwhichserialportonthecomputeryouare
usingtocommunicatewiththemeter(s).
UsetheLinkSpeedboxtosettheserialportsbaudratetothesamevalueas
theserialdevice(s).
Fordirectserialcommunicationsthroughtheserialport(orthroughan
RS232 to RS485communicationsconverter),setLinkTypetoRS232/RS485
Direct.
4.
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TheTimingsandPollingtabscontainotherserialcommunicationsparameters.
Inmostcases,thedefaultsettingsdonotneedtobemodified.
Modem site
Amodemsiteconsistsofalocalmodemconnectedtothecomputersserialport
andaremotemodemconnectedtooneormoreserialdevices.
IONSetupusesthelocalmodemtodialtheremotemodemstelephonenumber
andestablishcommunications.
telephone line
local
modem
RS-232 to RS-485
converter
RS-485
devices
remote
modem
Adding a new serial or modem site in ION Setup

1.
2.
3.
OntheGeneraltab,usetheNameboxtoenteranameidentifyingthismodem
site.Enterthephonenumberinthebox.SelectModem,thenusetheModem
configurationbuttontosetupthecommunicationsport.Followthedirections
provided.
4.
TheTimingsandPollingtabscontainothercommunicationsparameters;you
canmodify.In mostcases,youdonotneedtochangethedefaultsettings.
ModemGate feature
SomeIONmetersareequippedwithaninternalmodemthatyoucansetupasa
communicationsgatewaytoconnecttomultipleRS485devices(e.g.onaremote
site).Formoreinformation,refertothetechnicalnoteTheIONmeterasa
ModemGate.
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Ethernet sites
IfthedeviceisequippedwithanEthernetcommunicationscard,youcanusean
Ethernetcabletoconnectittoyourlocalorwideareanetwork(LAN/WAN).
MakesuretheEthernetcommunicationsparametersaresetcorrectlyforeach
device(forexample,IP address,subnet mask,default gateway,media type).
Ethernet
devices
LAN / WAN
Adding a new Ethernet site in ION Setup
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1.
2.
3.
SelectEthernet,thenclickOK.
4.
Ethernet gateway sites

AnEthernetgatewaydevicehasanEthernetporttocommunicatewiththe
computer(throughtheLAN/WAN)andprovidesoneormoreRS485portsfor
connectionandcommunicationwithmultipleRS485devices(upto32devicesper
loop).TypicalparametersyouconfigureontheEthernetgatewaydeviceinclude:
Ethernetportsettings:IP address,subnetmask,defaultgateway
Serialportsettings:Baudrate,parity,physicalinterface(2wireor4wire)
NOTE
For the Ethernet gateway devices serial port, set the baud rate to the same setting as all the RS-485
devices connected to it. If the serial port parameter setting can be configured, set it to 8N1 (no parity).
Additionalsettingsmaybeavailablerefertothedocumentationthatcamewith
yourEthernetgatewaydevice.
Ethernet
gateway
device
LAN / WAN
Ethernet
RS-485
devices
serial RS-485
EGX series considerations

ThePowerLogicEGXseriesEthernetgatewaycanprovideEthernetaccessto
multipleRS485devicesthatareconnectedtotheEGXsRS485port.Afterwiring
theRS485devicestotheEGX,useawebbrowsertologintotheEGX.Browseto
thedevicelistpageandentereachdevicethatisconnectedtotheEGXsRS485
port.Settheappropriatedeviceaddressanddevicetypeforeachdevice.Referto
theEGXSeriesInstallationGuide.
ForinstructionsonaddingametertotheEthernetgatewaysite,refertotheION
Setuponlinehelp.
PM8ECC considerations
SimilartotheEGXseriesgateway,thePM8ECCEthernetcommunicationscard
providesEthernetaccesstomultipleRS485devicesthatareconnectedtothe
PM8ECCsRS485port.AfterwiringtheRS485devicestothePM8ECC,useaweb
browsertologintothePM8ECC.Browsetothedevicelistpageandentereach
devicethatisconnectedtothePM8ECCsRS485port.Settheappropriatedevice
addressanddevicetypeforeachdevice.RefertothePM8ECCInstallationGuide.
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ION7550/ION7650 Modbus gateway

YoucanusetheION7550orION7650meterasanEthernetgatewaytomultiple
ModbusRTU(serial)devices.RefertotheEtherGatechapter(orsearchthetopic
Modbusgateway)intheION7550/ION7650UserGuide.
Adding a new Ethernet gateway site in ION Setup
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1.
2.
3.
SelectEthernet,thenselecttheGatewaybox.
4.
IntheGatewayInfoboxes,entertheIPaddress,thentypeorselectthe
appropriateportnumber.Forexample,select502forModbusTCP
communications.
5.
E5600 socket-based energy meter

ThePowerLogicE5600isacosteffectiveSbasesocketmeterwithANSI C12.20
Class 0.2accuracy.
In This Chapter
E5600 meter setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
MetersetupthroughIRopticalport ..................................... 16
MetersetupthroughRS485............................................ 18
Firmware upgrade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Meter protection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
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Chapter 2 - E5600 socket-based energy meter
E5600 meter setup

TheE5600hastwoconfigurationoptions:viathemetersIRopticalportorthrough
theRS485connection.
IfyouneedtochangeyourmetersdefaultRS485settingsyoumustfirstconnect
toyourmeterthroughtheIRopticalporttoconfigurethemetersRS485
communicationssettings.Otherwise,yourmetercanbecompletelyconfigured
throughtheRS485connection.RefertoDefaultRS485settingsonpage 22.
NOTE
Meter password protection can only be done through the IR optical port.
Tools required
PleaseensureyouhavethesethingsavailablebeforestartingtosetupyourE5600
meter:
Computer(loadedwithlatestversionofIONSetup)
Optional:ANSIC12.19typeIIopticalprobe(refertotheE5600Installationand
OperationGuideforthemetersfrontopticalportspecifications)
Optional:Strongmagnet(suchasarareearthorsimilarpermanentmagnet)
NOTE
Optional tools are required to communicate with your meter through the IR optical port.
Meter setup through IR optical port

TocommunicatewithyourmeterthroughtheIRopticalport,youmustconfigure
yourcomputertousetheopticalprobe.Youcanthenconnecttheprobeand
communicatetothemeterusingIONSetup.
Computer configuration
Thisdescribeshowtoconfigurethecomputerscommunicationportforoptical
probecommunication,andhowtoidentifywhichportisbeingusedbytheoptical
probe.
BeforestartingIONSetup,connecttheE5600metertoyourcomputerusingan
ANSIC12.19typeIIopticalprobe.IftheWindowsdriverfortheUSBopticalprobe
isnotinstalled,Windowsdetectstheopticalprobeasnewhardwareandprompts
youtosearchforacompatibledriver.Usetheinstallationdiscthatcamewiththe
opticalprobetoinstallthedriver,ordownloadtheappropriatedriverfromthe
opticalprobemanufacturerswebsite.
OpenyourcomputersDeviceManagertoseewhichserialportnumberis
assignedtotheopticalprobe:
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1.
RightclickMyComputerandselectManage.
2.
ExpandSystemToolsandselectDeviceManager.
3.
ExpandPorts.
4.
Notetheopticalprobesserialport#.
5.
ClosetheComputerManagementscreen.
Meter communication
Thisdescribeshowtoputthemeterintodiagnosticmodesothatitcanbe
configuredthroughtheIRopticalportusingIONSetup.
1.
Putthemeterintodiagnosticmode.
Toputthemeterintodiagnosticmode,holdastrongmagnetoverthemeter,
approximatelyatthe12oclockposition,toactivatethereedswitch.When
thereedswitchisactivated,themetersdisplaywillshowallsegments,then
ablankscreen,andthenwillstarttodisplaythediagnosticdisplay
sequence.
12 oclock
Donotremovethemagnetfromthemetersreedswitchwhilecommunicating
throughthemetersIRport.
NOTE
RS-485 (Modbus) data will not be updated while the meter is communicating via the front optical port.
2.
StartandlogontoIONSetupusingsingledeviceconfigurationmode(i.e.,make
suretheSingleIONdeviceconfigurationmodecheckboxisselected).
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3.
IntheConnectionTypedialog,selecttheopticalprobesserialportnumber.
4.
ClickOK.
IONSetupattemptstoestablishaconnection(9600baud,ANSIprotocol)tothe
device.Ifcommunicationattemptsfail,closeIONSetup,checktomakesure
thereisgoodphysicalconnectionbetweenthecomputerandthemeterand
ensurethatthemagnetisactivatingthereedswitch.RestartIONSetupandtry
connectingtothedeviceagain.
5.
ConfiguretheE5600meter.Thesetupscreensaredetailedinthesection,Meter
setupthroughRS485.
Meter setup through RS-485

ToconfigureyourmeterthroughRS485,youmustaddthemeterinIONSetup.
Oncethemeterhasbeenadded,youcanconfigureyourmeterusingthesetup
screens.
Adding the E5600 to a site
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1.
IfyourmeterisconnectedthroughtheIRopticalport,exitIONSetupthen
removethemagnetfromthemeter.
2.
MakesuretheE5600metersRS485portisconnectedtothecomputer(through
anRS232toRS485converteroranEthernetgatewaydevice).
3.
StartandlogontoIONSetupusingnetworkmode(makesuretheSingleION
deviceconfigurationmodecheckboxonthelogonpromptiscleared).
4.
CreateandconfigureanewsiteforyourE5600meter,oruseanexistingsiteif
appropriate(i.e.,ifanexistingsitealreadyexistsandyouhavewiredtheE5600
communicationsporttousethatcommunicationslink).Refertothe
Introductionsectionfordetailsonaddingsitesandmeters.
5.
AddtheE5600metertothesite.ForUnitID,entertheModbusaddressyouset
forthedevice(refertoRS485Commonpage 22).
6.
ConfiguretheE5600meterssetupparameters.
Basic Setup
Usethisscreentoconfigurethemetersprimaryandsecondarytransformer
values.
1.
SelectthePTMultiplierparameterandclickEdit.
2.
ThePT/CTMultiplierSetupscreenappears.EnterthePTMultipliervalueand
clickOK.
ThePTMultiplierisapositiveintegerthatrepresentsthePTprimarytoPT
secondaryratio.Forexample,ifPTprimary=480VandPTsecondary=120V,
thenPT Multiplier = 4.
3.
RepeatfortheCTMultiplierparameter.
TheCTMultiplierisapositiveintegerthatrepresentstheCTprimarytoCT
secondaryratio.Forexample,ifCTprimary=500AandCTsecondary=5A,
thenCTMultiplier=100
ClickSendtosaveyourchangestothemeter.
Clock
To manually set the meters local time
1.
SelecttheDate/TimeparameterandclickEdit.
2.
UsetheDatedropdownbuttontodisplaythecalendar.Youcanusetheleftor
rightscrollbuttontochangethemonth.Clickthecalendardaytosetthemeter
date.
3.
Clickthehour,minute,secondorAM/PMsetting,thenusetheup/downscroll
buttons(oruseyourcomputerskeyboard)tochangethevalue.
Thetimeinformationissenttothemeterexactlyasentered.Nocorrections(such
asDaylightSavingsTime)areappliedto,orsupportedbythemeter.
4.
ClickOKthenSendtosetthedateandtime.
NOTE
The E5600s front panel display shows hours and minutes in 24 hour clock format.
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Demand
Demandistheaveragepowerconsumptionoverafixedtimeperiod(demand
period),typically15 minutes.
1.
SelectIntervalLengthparameterandclickEdit.
2.
SelecteitherBlockDemandorSlidingWindowDemand.
BlockDemand:SelecttheBlockLengthfromthedropdownlist.
SlidingWindowDemand:SelecttheappropriatePeriod/SubIntervalfrom
thedropdownlist.Forexample,ifyourequirea30minuteintervalbroken
intotwoperiodsof15minuteseach,select2x15minutes.
3.
ClickOKthenSendtosaveyourchangestothemeter.
Device Labels
SelectDeviceIdentificationandclickEdit.TypethedevicelabelfortheE5600
meterintheEnterDeviceIdentificationbox.Thedevicelabelcanbe118ASCII
characters.
Energy Pulsing
EnergypulsingtransitionsthedigitaloutputKYrelay(fromlowhigh,orhigh
low)eachtimethesourceenergyparameterincreasesbytheKevalue.Thereare
twodigitaloutputsontheE5600.
Enable
UsethistoenableordisableenergypulsingforthatKYrelay.
Source
UsethistoselecttheenergymeasurementforKYrelaypulsing.
Ke Value
Usethistosettheamountthatthesourcemustincreasebeforethedigitaloutput
transitions.Youmustsetthistoanumericvaluebetween0.001and16,inorderto
enableenergypulsingthroughthedigitaloutput.
NOTE
If Ke is zero (0) the associated KY relay is disabled. You must enter a valid Ke value (between 0.001 and
16) before you can enable the associated KY relay.
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1.
Selectaparameter(Enable,SourceorKeValue),thenclickEdit.
2.
Modifytheparameterbyenteringtherequiredvalueorselectinganoptionfrom
thedropdownlist.
3.
Front Panel Display

Configurethefollowingtospecifyhowmanydatascreensaredisplayedonthe
frontpanel,andthetimedurationforeachdisplayedscreen.
# of Displays
Youcanconfigureamaximumofsix(6)displayscreens:
1.
Select#ofDisplays,thenclickEdit.
2.
UsetheDisplayEditorwindowtoedit,addordeletethedisplayedparameters.
Toeditthedisplayedparameter,selectit,thenclickEdit.IntheDisplay
ScreenSetupwindow,usetheParameterboxtoselectthequantityyouwant
todisplay.UsetheIndicatorboxtoassignathreecharacterlabelforthe
displayedparameter.
Toaddanewdisplayscreen,clickNew.SettheParameterandIndicatoras
describedabove.
Todeleteadisplayscreen,selectitthenclickDelete.
3.
ClickExittoreturntotheFrontPanelDisplaysetupscreen,thenclickSendto
saveyourchangestothemeter.
Display On Time
Youcanconfigureadurationfrom1secondto15seconds.
1.
SelectDisplayOnTime,thenclickEdit.
2.
EntertheDisplayOnTimeinthespaceprovidedandclickOK,thenclickSend
tosendyourchangestothemeter.
Meter Resets
Usethissetupscreentoenableordisableresetfunctionsforthemeter.
1.
SelectaresetparameterthenclickEdit.
PeakDemandReset:clearspeakdemandvalues.
MasterReset:clearsalldemandandenergyvalues,andclearstheload
profile.
EnergyReset:clearsallenergyaccumulatedvalues(total,delievered,
recieved).
2.
UsethedropdownboxtoselectResetorNoReset,thenclickOK.
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RS-485 Comm
UsethissetupscreentoconfiguretheE5600metersRS485communications
settings.
Default RS-485 settings
Parameter
Value
Modbus Address
Displayed on meter front panel
Baud Rate
9600 bps
Parity
No parity or None
NOTE
Changing RS-485 Comm parameters while communicating through the RS-485 port will cause you to
lose communications with your meter.
Modbus Address
Usethistosetthedeviceaddress(unitID)fortheE5600meter.Theallowable
Modbusaddressrangeis1to247.MakesuretheModbusaddressisuniquetoeach
deviceonthatRS485loop.
Baud Rate
UsethistosetthebaudrateforRS485communications.Makesurealldevices
connectedonthesameRS485looparesettothesamebaudrate.
Parity
Makesurethecommunicationslink(site)andalldevicesconnectedtothatsiteare
settothesameparitysetting.
NOTE
For serial sites the parity must be set to no parity (Parity = None) for ION Setup to communicate. For
other site types, the meters RS-485 parity must match the site parity.
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1.
Selectaparameter(ModbusAddress,BaudRateorParity)andclickEdit.
2.
Aparametereditingscreenappears.Entertheappropriatevalueintothefieldor
usethedropdownlistsandclickOK.
3.
Firmware upgrade
YoucanupgradetheE5600communicationcardsfirmwarethroughtheRS485
port.
1.
MakesureallnecessaryinformationfromtheE5600meterhasbeenrecorded.
2.
SavetheE5600firmwareupgradefiletoyourcomputerdesktoporalocalfolder.
3.
RightclicktheE5600metericonandselectProperties.
4.
ClicktheToolstab,thenclickFirmwareUpgrade.
5.
Apromptdisplays,alertingyouthatallrecordeddataforthedevicewillbe
reset.ClickOKtoproceed.
NOTE
During firmware upgrade the meters I/O may de-energize or change state.
6.
Navigatetothelocationwhereyousavedthefirmwareupgradefile,selectit
thenclickOpen.
7.
EntertheIONSetuppasswordtoupgradethefirmware.
NOTE
Do not have any other communications taking place on your RS-485 network while your meter is going
through a firmware upgrade.
Whileyourmeterisundergoingafirmwareupgradeitwillcontinuetomeasure
andlogdata,butitwillnotupdaterealtimedisplayedvaluesuntiltheupgradeis
completed.
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Meter protection
Meterprotectioncanbeconfiguredonlythroughthefrontopticalport.SeeMeter
setupthroughIRopticalportonpage 16forconnectiondetails.StartIONSetup
insingledevicemode.
Password-protecting the meter

1.
DoubleclickMeterProtection.
2.
SelectProtectionLockoutthenclickEdit.
3.
Typeanumericpasswordinthebox,thenclickEnable.Makesureyoudonot
loseorforgetthepassword,asthisistheonlywaytodisableprotectionlateron.
4.
ClickSendtosavethechangestothemeter.
WithapasswordprotectedE5600meter,youcanstillmakechangestothesesetup
screensthroughtheRS485connection(theseparametersarenotprotectedfrom
modifications):
FrontPanelDisplay
RS485Comm
Disabling password protection

WhentheE5600meterispasswordprotected,youmustenterthecorrect
passwordwhenyouarepromptedthefirsttime.Otherwise,theprotected
parametersaredisplayedasreadonly.
NOTE
Do not lose or forget your password. If you lose your password and need to modify the locked
parameters, a factory reconfiguration is required, which will reset your meter to its factory defaults and
destroy all logged data.
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PM700 series power meter

ThePM700seriesmeterisacompact,versatileandcosteffectivepowermeter.It is
simpletouseandhasabrightLCDdisplayforimprovedvisibilityinpoorlighting
conditions.Themetercanbeusedforstandalonemeteringapplications,in
custompanels,switchboards,switchgear,gensets,motorcontrolcenters,orUPS
systems.
Someofthefeaturesincludedarepower,demand,energy,powerfactor,and
frequencymeasurements.PM700seriesmetersalsohaveIEC6205321Class 1and
IEC6205322Class 0.5S(PM750only)accuracycertificationforbasicsubbilling
andcostallocation.
Formoreinformation,refertothemeterdocumentationavailablefrom
www.powerlogic.com.
In this chapter
UsingIONSetup ..................................................... 26
BasicSetup .......................................................... 26
Demand ............................................................. 27
I/OSetup............................................................ 28
OnboardAlarms ..................................................... 28
SerialComms........................................................ 30
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Chapter 3 - PM700 series power meter
PM700 series meter setup

BeforeusingIONSetup,makesureallthecommunicationssettingsforthePM700
seriesmeterhasbeenconfigured,asexplainedinthemeterdocumentation.
NOTE
The procedures described here only apply to the meter models that are equipped with communications
(i.e., the PM710 and PM750 meters, but not the PM700 and PM700P).
ThePM700seriesmeterusesModbusRTUprotocoltocommunicatethroughits
RS485serialcommunicationsport.
Devicecommunicationssettings:MakesureallthedevicesonthesameRS485
looparesettothesamebaudrateandparity.Recommendedsettingforparityis
None(no parity).
Deviceaddress(unitID)settings:Makesurethedeviceaddress(unitID)is
uniqueforeachdeviceinagivenRS485loop(range=1to247forModbus
devices).
Using ION Setup

UseNetworkModeinIONSetuptoaddandconfigurethePM700seriesmeter
(i.e., cleartheSingleIONdeviceconfigurationmodecheckboxontheLogon
screen).
RefertotheIntroductionsectionforinformationonaddingsitesandmeters.
PM700 series setup screens

ThefollowingsectionsdescribewhatsetupscreensareavailableonthePM700
seriesmeter.Somesetupparametersonlyapplytoparticularmodelsreferto
yourmeterdocumentationfordetailsonsupportedfeatures.
Basic Setup
System Type
SelecttheoptionthatdescribeshowyourPM700seriesmeteriswiredtothe
electricalservice.RefertothePM700seriesmeterinstallationguidefordetailson
thedifferentsystemtypes.
PT Ratio
Selecttheappropriatescalevalue(multiplier)forthePTprimary.Fordirect
connect,selectNo PTs.
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PT Primary
EnterthevalueforthePTprimary,inVolts.
PT Secondary
SelectthevalueforthePTsecondary.
CT Primary
EnterthevaluefortheCTprimary,inAmps.
CT Secondary
SelectthevaluefortheCTsecondary.
Service Frequency
Selectthesystemfrequencyoftheelectricalservice.
Demand
Demandistheaveragepowerconsumptionoverafixedtimeinterval(demand
period),typically15 minutes.
Demandvaluesarecalculatedforeachsubinterval,thenaveragedoverthe
numberofsubintervalsthatmakeupthedemandperiod.
Thermal Dmd Period (mins)
Enterthelengthofthedemandperiod,inminutes.
Block Dmd Period (mins)
Enterthelengthofeachrollingblockperiod(subinterval),inminutes.
Block # of Sub-Intervals
Enterthenumberofsubintervalsusedforcalculatingdemand
NOTE
Refer to the PM700 series documentation for details on how the meter calculates demand.
Front Panel Display

Display Mode
SelectIECorIEEEconventionfordisplayingdataonthePM700seriesmeters
displaypanel.
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I/O Setup
RefertothePM700seriesmeterdocumentationforI/Odescriptionsand
configurationdetails.
Digital Out KY
Label:ThisfieldidentifiestheKYdigitaloutput.
Mode:SelecttheKYdigitaloutputmodeofoperation.
ExternalControlconfigurestheoutputtobecontrolledbyacommandsent
overthecommunicationslink.
PMAlarmconfigurestheoutputtobecontrolledbythepowermeterin
responsetoasetpointcontrolledalarmcondition.
kWhoutpulsesetsthemetertogenerateafixeddurationpulseoutputthat
canbeassociatedwiththekWhconsumption.UsethePulseWeight
registertoenterhowmanykWhoutoftheloadareassociatedwitheach
pulseoftheKYdigitaloutput.ThenusethePulseDurationboxtoselect
thepulsewidth(inmilliseconds)foreachkWhpulse.
Digital In S1 and S2 (PM750 only)
Label:Thisfieldidentifiesthedigitalinput.
Mode:SelecttheoperationmodefortheSIdigitalinput:
Forsimpleon/offdigitalinputoperation,selectNormal.
SelectDemandIntervalSyncPulseiftheSIdigitalinputisconfiguredas
thedemandsyncinput.
Onboard Alarms
TheOnboardAlarmssetupscreenallowsyoutomakechangesto15
preconfiguredalarms(13standardalarmsand2digitalinputalarms).Refertothe
PM750ReferenceManualforalistingofthesealarms.
Setting a preconfigured standard alarm

1.
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SelectAllAlarms,thenclickEdit.
Alarm source
or input
Condition
Multiplier
2.
IntheAlarmSetupscreen,selectthestandardalarmyouwanttoset.
Enable:Selectthischeckboxtoenablethealarm
Label:Ifrequired,usethisboxtorenametheselectedalarm
SetpointPickup:Enterthemagnitudeabove(forOver)orbelow(for
Under)thatdefinesthealarmONcondition,thenintheDelayboxenter
thenumberofsecondsthealarmONconditionneedstobetruebeforethe
alarmisactivated.
SetpointDropout:Enterthemagnitudebelow(forOver)orabove(for
Under)thatdefinesthealarmOFFcondition,thenintheDelayboxenter
thenumberofsecondsthealarmOFFconditionneedstobetruebeforethe
alarmisdeactivated.
NOTE
Pay special attention to the multipliers for Setpoint Pickup and Setpoint Dropout settings, and adjust the
values if needed.
AssociateOutput:Selectthischeckboxtoassociatethealarmcondition
withanoutput(e.g.,themetersdigitaloutput).
Redefining a preconfigured alarm
Youcanredefineapreconfiguredalarmbychangingthealarmcondition(Over
orUnder)and/orselectingadifferentalarmsourceorinput.Makesureyou
updatetheLabelfieldasappropriate.
Forexample,StatusInputOncanmeanthealarmisactivatedwhenthedigital
inputisswitchedon,whileStatusInputOffcanmeanthealarmisactivated
whenthedigitalinputisswitchedoff.
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Setting a preconfigured digital input alarm

1.
SelectAllAlarms,thenclickEdit.
Alarm source
or input
Condition
2.
IntheAlarmSetupscreen,selectthedigitalinputyouwanttoconfigurefor
alarming.
Enable:Selectthischeckboxtoenablethealarm
Label:Ifrequired,usethisboxtorenametheselectedalarm
AssociateOutput:Selectthischeckboxtoassociatethealarmcondition
withanoutput(e.g.,themetersdigitaloutput)
Redefining a preconfigured digital input alarm

Youcanredefineapreconfiguredalarmbychangingthealarmcondition.Status
InputOnmeansthealarmisactivatedwhenthedigitalinputisswitchedon,
whileStatusInputOffmeansthealarmisactivatedwhenthedigitalinputis
switchedoff.
Serial Comms
Modbus Address
ThisdisplaystheModbusaddress(unitID)ofthemeter.
Baud Rate
Thisdisplaysthemetersbaudratesetting.
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PM800 series power meter

ThePM800seriesmeterisanIEC6205322Class0.5Smeterandoffersmanyhigh
performancecapabilitiesneededtometerandmonitoranelectricalinstallationin
acompact96x96mmunit.Itincludesaneasytoreaddisplaythatpresents
measurementsforallthreephasesandneutralatthesametime,anRS485Modbus
communicationport,onedigitalinput,oneKYtypedigitaloutput,totalharmonic
distortion(THD)metering,andalarmingoncriticalconditions.Fourmodelsoffer
anincrementalchoiceofcustomloggingandpowerqualityanalysiscapabilities.
Expandanymodelwithfieldinstallableoptionmodulesthatofferachoiceof
additionaldigitalinputsandoutputs,analoginputsandoutputs,andEthernet
port.
www.powerlogic.com.
In this chapter
PM8ECCconsiderations ............................................... 32
UsingIONSetup ..................................................... 33
AlarmLog ........................................................... 34
BasicSetup .......................................................... 34
BillingLog ........................................................... 35
Clock ............................................................... 36
CommECCCard .................................................... 36
CommOnboardSerial ............................................... 36
DataLog#1,DataLog#2,DataLog#3,DataLog#4....................... 37
DeviceLabels ........................................................ 37
EN50160Setup....................................................... 38
Energy&Demand .................................................... 38
I/OSetup............................................................ 39
InputMetering ....................................................... 42
MeterResets......................................................... 42
MeteringStandards ................................................... 43
OnboardAlarms/Events ............................................... 43
ShiftEnergy.......................................................... 50
Trending&Forecasting................................................ 50
WaveformCapture ................................................... 51
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PM800 series meter setup

BeforeusingIONSetup,makesureallthecommunicationssettingsforthePM800
seriesmeterhavebeenconfigured,asexplainedinthemeterdocumentation.
ThePM800seriesmeterusesModbusRTUprotocoltocommunicatethroughits
looparesettothesamebaudrate.Also,makesureparityissettoNone
(no parity)inordertocommunicatewithIONSetup.
devices).
ThePM800seriesmeterscanalsobeequippedwiththeoptionalEthernet
CommunicationsCard,whichprovidesEthernetcommunicationscapabilityand
EthernetGatewayfunctionalitytothedevice.ThegatewayusesModbusTCP/IP
protocoltocommunicateontheEthernetportandModbusRTUontheserialport.
PM8ECC considerations
IfyourPM800seriesmeterisequippedwiththePM8ECCEthernet
communicationcard,youcancommunicatetothemeterdirectlythroughits
Ethernetport.
NOTE
Refer to the PM8ECC documentation for instructions on how to set up the device parameters such as
Ethernet & TCP/IP settings.
Adding the PM800 series meter as an Ethernet device
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1.
StartIONSetupinNetworkMode(i.e.cleartheSingleIONdevice
configurationmodecheckboxwhenyoulogon).Youmustaddand
configureanEthernetsiteiftherearenoEthernetsitesonyourIONSetup
network.
2.
RightclicktheEthernetsiteiconandselectInsertItem.SelectMeterandclick
OK.
3.
TypeadescriptivenameforyourPM800seriesmeter.Selectthetypeofdevice
(i.e.,PM800series).TypetheIPaddressofthePM8ECC.IntheIP Portbox,type
502.SelectGroup.ClickOK.
Setting up the PM8ECC as an Ethernet gateway

YoucansetupthePM8ECCasanEthernetgatewaythisallowsyouto
communicatewithRS485serialdevicesonthePM8ECCserialport,throughthe
PM8ECCsEthernetport.Makesurethecommunicationssettingsforalldevices
intheRS485looparesetupproperly(seePM800seriesmetersetuponpage 32).
ForRS485wiringinstructions,refertothePM800seriesdocumentation.
EachserialdeviceontheRS485loopmustbeaddedtothePM8ECCsdevicelist
byusingthewebbrowsertoaccessthePM8ECCwebpages.RefertothePM8ECC
documentationfordetails.
1.
StartIONSetupinNetworkMode(i.e.,cleartheSingleIONdevice
configurationmodecheckboxwhenyoulogon).
2.
Addanewsite.SelectEthernet,thenselecttheGatewaybox.
3.
IntheGatewayInfoboxes,entertheIPaddressofthePM8ECC.IntheIP Port
box,type502.ClickOK.
NOTE
The IP Port must be set to 502 for Modbus TCP communication.
Using ION Setup

UseNetworkModeinIONSetuptoaddandconfigurethePM800seriesmeter
screen).
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PM800 series setup screens

ThefollowingsectionsdescribethePM800seriesmeterssetupscreens.
NOTE
Some setup screens only apply to particular models (e.g., waveform capture for the PM870), while other
screens apply only to installed options (such as the Comm - ECC setup screen for meters equipped with
the optional PM8ECC Ethernet communications card). Refer to your meter documentation for details on
supported features.
Alarm Log
Status
Selecttheappropriateoptiontoenableordisablealarmlogging.
Basic Setup
System Type
SelecttheoptionthatdescribeshowyourPM800seriesmeteriswiredtothe
electricalservice.RefertothePM800seriesmeterdocumentationfordetails.
Primary Scale Factor
Selecttheappropriatescalevalue(multiplier)forthePTprimary.Fordirect
connect,selectNo PTs.
PT Primary
EnterthevalueforthePTprimary,inVolts.
PT Secondary
SelectthevalueforthePTsecondary.
CT Primary
EnterthevaluefortheCTprimary,inAmps.
CT Secondary
SelectthevaluefortheCTsecondary.
Service Frequency
Selectthesystemfrequencyoftheelectricalservice.
Nominal Voltage
Enterthenormalordesignedvoltageleveloftheelectricalservice,inVolts.
Nominal Current
Enterthenormalordesignedcurrentleveloftheelectricalservice,inAmps.
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Billing Log
Status
Selecttheappropriateoptiontoenableordisablethebillinglog.
Interval (mins)
Enterhowoften(inminutes)thebillingquantitiesshouldbelogged.
Channels
Thisallowsyoutoselectwhichparameterstoincludeinthebillinglog.
1.
SelectChannels,thenclickEdit.
2.
Toaddorremoveaparameterfromthebillinglog:
Addingparameters:UnderAvailable,clickthe+signtoexpandand
displayindividualparameters.Clickaparametertoselectit,thenclickthe
buttontomovetheparametertoSelected.
Removingparameters:UnderSelected,clicktheparameteryouwantto
remove,thenclickthe
button.
3.
ClickSendtosavethechangestothemeter.Thefollowingpromptappears:
4.
NotethatclickingYeswillpowercycle(reset)thedevice.ClickYestoconfirm,
orNotocancelandgobacktothepreviousdialog.
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Clock
TheClocksetupscreenallowsyoutosetthedateandtimeonthemeter.ClickEdit
tochangethedate/timesetting,thenclickSend.
Comm - ECC Card

ThissectionappliestometersthatareequippedwiththeoptionalPM8ECC
Ethernetcommunicationscardmodule.Ifinstalled,thePM8ECCsettingscanbe
viewedfromthefollowingsetupregisters:
IP Address
ThisdisplaystheIPaddressofthePM8ECC.
Subnet Mask
ThisdisplaystheEthernetsubnetmasksettingforthePM8ECC.
Gateway
ThisdisplaystheEthernetgatewaysettingforthePM8ECC.
Com3 Protocol
ThisdisplaystheprotocolusedonthePM8ECCsserialport.
Com3 Address
ThisdisplaystheModbusaddressofthePM8ECCsserialport.
Com3 Baud Rate
ThisdisplaysthebaudratesettingofthePM8ECCsserialport.
Com3 Parity
ThisdisplaystheparitysettingofthePM8ECCsserialport.
Comm - Onboard Serial

Com1 Protocol
Thisdisplaysthemetersserialcommunicationsprotocolsetting(e.g.Modbus).
Com1 Address
ThisdisplaystheModbusaddress(unitID)ofthemeter.
Com1 Baud Rate
Thisdisplaysthemetersbaudratesetting.
Com1 Parity
Thisdisplaysthemeterscommunicationsportparitysetting.Tocommunicate
withIONSetup,thismustbesettoNone.
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NOTE
The remote display adapter (PM8RDA) provides an additional serial communications port (COM2).
However, this COM2 port becomes unavailable if you connect an Ethernet communications card
(PM8ECC) to the meter.
Data Log #1, Data Log #2, Data Log #3, Data Log #4
Status
Selecttheappropriateoptiontoenableordisablethedatalog.
Interval
Thisallowsyoutosettheloggingmodeandintervalforthedatalog.
1.
SelectInterval,thenclickEdit.
2.
UsetheModeboxtoselectOnlyOnEvent,Continuous,orStart/Stop(referto
themeterdocumentationformoreinformation).Enterhowoften(inminutes)
theparametersshouldberecordedinthedatalog.
3.
ClickOK.
Channels
Thisallowsyoutoselectwhichparameterstoincludeinthedatalog.Thesetup
procedureissimilartotheonedescribedintheBillingLogsection,under
Channelsonpage 35.
Device Labels
Device Label
Youcanusethistextfieldtoassignalabel(e.g.,anabbreviation)foryourmeter.
Device Nameplate
Youcanusethistextfieldtodescribeyourmeter(e.g.,type,locationorother
devicedetail).
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EN50160 Setup
EN50160 Evaluation
SelecttheappropriateoptiontoenableordisabletheEN50160evaluationfeature.
First Day of Week
SelectSundayorMondaytobethefirstdayoftheweek.
Interruption (% Nominal)
Enterthevaluethatdefineswhatconstitutesavoltageinterruption,expressedas
apercentageofnominalvoltage.Forexample,ifInterruption(% Nominal)isset
to1%,avoltageinterruptionisrecordedifthevoltagedropsbelow99%ofits
nominalvalue.
Max Short Interruption (secs)
Enterthelongesttimeduration,innumberofseconds,thatdefinesashort
interruption.Forexample,ifMaxShortInterruption(secs)issetto270seconds,
avoltageinterruptionlastinglongerthanthattimeisconsideredalong
interruption.
Slow Voltage Variations
Enterthevaluethatdefinestheallowablerangeofslowvoltagevariations,
expressedasapercentageofnominalvoltage(typically+/10%ofnominal).
Voltage for 4-Wire Systems
Selectwhetherthevoltagefora4wiresystemisexpressedasLinetoNeutralor
LinetoLine.
Frequency Configuration
SelectSynchronousforasystemwithasynchronousconnectiontoan
interconnectedsystem,orUnsynchronousforasystemwithoutasynchronous
connectiontoaninterconnectedsystem.
Formoreinformation,refertothePM800seriesReferenceManual.
Energy & Demand

Accumulated Energy
Selecthowaccumulatedenergyvaluesshouldbestored(absoluteorsigned).
Power Mode
Selectwhichtechniqueisusedtocalculatedemandpower.
Power Interval
Enterthedurationofeachdemandinterval(forcalculatingdemandpower),in
minutes.
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Power Sub-Interval
Enterthedurationofeachsubinterval(fordemandpower),inminutes.
Current Mode
Selectwhichtechniqueisusedtocalculatedemandcurrent.
Current Interval
Enterthedurationofeachdemandinterval(forcalculatingdemandcurrent),in
minutes.
Current Sub-Interval
Enterthetimeperiodforeachsubinterval(fordemandcurrent),inminutes.
Front Panel Display

Language
SelectwhichlanguageisdisplayedonthePM800seriesmetersLCDpanel.
Date Format
Selectyourdateformat(e.g.yy/mm/dd).
Time Format
Selectyourtimeformat(24houror12hourAM/PM).
Phase Notation
Selectyourlinephaselabelformat(A/B/C/Nor1/2/3/N).
I/O Setup
RefertothePM800seriesmeterdocumentationforI/Odescriptionsand
configurationdetails.
Digital Out KY
Label:TypeanameidentifyingtheKYdigitaloutput.
Mode:SelecttheKYdigitaloutputmodeofoperation:
Normal:UsethismodefornormalON/OFFoperationoftheKYdigital
output.
ForTimedorEndofDemandIntervalmode,usetheHoldTimeregister
toenterhowmanysecondstheKYdigitaloutputremainsenergized.
ForAbsolutekWhpulse,AbsolutekVARhpulseorkVAhpulsemode,use
thePulseWeightregistertoenterhowmanyabsolutekWh(intoandout
oftheload),absolutekVARh(intoandoutoftheload)orkVAhare
associatedwitheachpulseoftheKYdigitaloutput.
ForkWhinpulseorkVARhinpulsemode,usethePulseWeightregister
toenterhowmanykWhorkVARhintotheloadareassociatedwitheach
pulseoftheKYdigitaloutput.
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ForkWhoutpulseorkVARhoutpulsemode,usethePulseWeight
registertoenterhowmanykWhorkVARhoutoftheloadareassociated
witheachpulseoftheKYdigitaloutput.
Ifsettoanyoftheabovepulsemodes,theDigitalKYOutputwillpulsebased
onanenergyperpulsevalue.RefertothePM800seriesreferencemanualfor
detailsondeterminingthevalueofthePulseWeightsetting.
Control:ForNormal,LatchedorTimedmodeofoperation,selecthow
theKYdigitaloutputiscontrolled,i.e.,eitherExternallyControlledor
controlledbypowermeteralarm(PMAlarm).
NOTE
For detailed descriptions on the different Mode and Control options, refer to the Relay Output Operating
Modes section in the PM800 series reference manual.
Digital In SI
Label:TypeanameidentifyingtheSIdigitalinput.
Mode:SelecttheoperationmodefortheSIdigitalinput.Fordetailed
descriptionsonthedifferentmodes,refertotheDigitalInputssectioninthe
PM800seriesreferenceManual.
Normal:UsethismodefornormalON/OFFoperationofthedigitalinput.
DemandIntervalSyncPulse:UsethismodetoconfiguretheSIdigital
inputasthedemandsyncinput(toreceiveademandsyncpulsefroma
utilitydemandmeter,forexample).
ConditionalEnergyControl:UsethismodetoconfiguretheSIdigital
inputforconditionalenergycontrol.
PulseWeight:ForNormalorInputMeteringmodeofoperation,enterthe
pulseweightassociatedwiththechangeofstateoftheinput.
Units:ForNormalorInputMeteringmodeofoperation,selecttheunitof
measurementassociatedwiththeSIdigitalinputpulse(ifapplicable).
Optional I/O modules

ThefollowingparametersapplytometersequippedwiththeoptionalI/O
modules.RefertothePM800seriesmeterdocumentationtoseewhichinputsand
outputsareavailableforthetypeofI/Omodule(s)installedonyourmeter.
Relay A-R1, Relay A-R2, Relay B-R1, Relay B-R2
Label:Typeanameidentifyingtherelayoutput.
Mode:Selectwhichmodeofoperationtherelayoutputuses(Normal,Latched,
Timed,orEndofDemandInterval).
Control:ForNormal,LatchedorTimedmodeofoperation,selecthow
therelayoutputiscontrolled,i.e.,eitherExternallyControlled(Remotely
Controlled)orPMAlarm(PowerMeterControlled).
HoldTime:ForTimedandEndofDemandIntervalmodeofoperation,
enterhowmanysecondstherelayremainsenergized.
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NOTE
For detailed descriptions on the different modes of operation, refer to the Relay Output Operating
Modes section in the PM800 series reference manual .
ClickOK.Configuretheotherrelaysasrequired.
Digital In A-S1, Digital In A-S2 Digital In A-S6,
Digital In B-S1, Digital In B-S2 Digital In B-S6
Label:Typeanameidentifyingthedigitalinput.
Mode:Selectthedigitalinputmodeofoperation(Normal,DemandInterval
SyncPulse,ConditionalEnergyControl,orInputMetering).
PulseWeight:ForNormalorInputMeteringmode,enterinthePulse
Weightboxhowmanyunitsofameasuredorcalculatedquantityis
associatedwitheachpulse.
Units:ForNormalorInputMeteringmode,selecttheunitsusedforthe
measuredorcalculatedquantity(ifapplicable).
NOTE
For detailed descriptions on the different modes of operation, refer to the Digital Inputs section in the
PM800 series reference manual .
Analog I/O
RefertothePM800seriespowermeterinput/outputmoduleinstallationmanualfor
instructionsonhowtosetuptheanaloginputs(Analog In AAI1,
Analog In AAI2,Analog In BAI1,Analog In BAI2)andanalogoutputs
(Analog Out AAO1,Analog Out AAO2,Analog Out BAO1,
Analog Out BAO2):
AnalogInputs
Label:Thisnameidentifiesthespecificanaloginput.
Units:Definestheunitsofthemonitoredanalogvalue.
Scalefactor:Defineswhatmultiplierisusedonthemeasuredvalue.
ReportRangeLowerLimit:Thisisthevaluethepowermeterreportswhen
theinputreaches(ordropsbelow)thelowestvalidreading.
ReportRangeUpperLimit:Thisisthevaluethepowermeterreportswhen
theinputreaches(orexceeds)thehighestvalidreading.
AnalogOutputs
Label:Thisnameidentifiesthespecificanalogoutput.
Outputregister:Definesthepowermeterregisterassignedtotheanalog
output.
LowerLimit:Thisistheminimumoutputcurrentthatthepowermeter
sendstotheanalogoutputwhentheregistervaluereaches(ordropsbelow)
thelowerlimit.
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UpperLimit:Thisisthemaximumoutputcurrentthatthepowermeter
sendstotheanalogoutputwhentheregistervaluereaches(orexceeds)the
upperlimit.
Input Metering
Refertothemeterdocumentationfordetaileddescriptionsonmetering
capabilitiesandoptions.
Demand Method
Selectwhichmethodisusedforcalculatingdemand.
Demand Interval
Enterthetimeperiodforeachdemandinterval,inminutes.
Demand Sub-Interval
Enterthetimeperiodforeachdemandsubinterval,inminutes.
Channel 1, Channel 2 Channel 5
Beforeyoucanassociateadigitalinputtoachannel,youneedtosetupthedigital
inputforinputmeteringoperation.RefertoI/OSetuponpage 39fordetails.
1.
FromtheInputMeteringsetupscreen,selectoneoftheavailablechannels.
2.
IntheLabelfield,enteradescriptivenameforthechannel.
3.
Selecttheappropriateunitsandrate.Theunitsyouselectmustmatchtheunits
youselectedforthedigitalinput(whenyouconfigureditforinputmetering).
4.
IntheAvailableInputscolumn,selectthedigitalinput,thenclickthe
buttontomoveittotheAssignedInputscolumn.
(Tounassigntheinput,selectitfromtheAssignedInputscolumn,thenclick
the
button.)
NOTE
Usually, input metering applications also require one input to be set up for Demand Interval Sync Pulse,
to allow customers to synchronize their demand intervals to the utility (typically, the pulse signal is
provided by the utility). To set up an input for demand interval sync pulse, refer to I/O Setup on
page 39.
Meter Resets
Toresetthemeter,doubleclickMeterInitthenselectReinitialize.ClickOK.
ClickSendtoinitializethemeter.Attheprompt,clickYestoproceed,orNoto
aborttheinitialization.
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NOTE
Initializing a meter will reset or disable certain parameters. Make sure you read the warning prompt
before proceeding.
Metering Standards
Harmonic Distortion
Selecthowtotalharmonicdistortioniscalculated.
PF Sign Convention
SelectwhichstandardsconventiontousefordisplayingPFsign.
Voltage Harmonic Method
Selecthowthemagnitudeofvoltageharmonicisdisplayed.
Current Harmonic Method
Selecthowthemagnitudeofcurrentharmonicisdisplayed.
Onboard Alarms/Events
Standard
Thisallowsyoutoconfigurethestandardalarms.SelectStandardthenclick
Edit.
2
5
6
7
9
11
10
12
13
Thenumberedlabels(onthedrawing)aredescribedbelow:
1.
Theleftcolumnliststhestandardalarms.Selectaniteminthislisttoeditit.
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2.
Thetwoboxesatthetopliststhestandardalarmconditionandmeasurement
thatdefinesthehighlightediteminalarmslist.Youcanusetheseboxesto
changetheconditionandmeasurementforthisalarm.
3.
SelecttheEnableboxtoenabletheselected(highlighted)alarminthelist,or
cleartheboxtodisablethealarm.
4.
TheLabelboxidentifiesthenameofthestandardalarm.Usethisboxto
renamethealarmasnecessary(e.g.,ifyouchangedtheconditionor
measurementforthestandardalarm).
5.
Enterthesetpointpickupvalue(absoluteorrelative,seeitem#7below)andthe
pickupdelay(inseconds).
6.
Enterthesetpointdropoutvalue(absoluteorrelative,seeitem#7below)andthe
dropoutdelay(inseconds).
7.
Tospecifyabsolutevaluesforthesetpointpickupanddropoutlimits,clear
(uncheck)theRelative(%ofAvg)box.Tospecifysetpointpickupand
dropoutlimitsasapercentageaboveorbelowtheRMSaveragevalue(Avg),
select(check)theRelative(%ofAvg)box.
8.
UsethePriorityboxtosetthealarmpriority.
9.
UsetheDataLogscheckboxestoselectwhichonboarddatalog(s)areusedto
recordtheselectedalarm.
10. SelecttheWaveformCaptureboxtotriggerawaveformcaptureonalarm,or
cleartheboxtodisablewaveformcaptureonalarm.
11. Ifyouwanttotriggeradigitaloutputorrelayonanalarm,clicktheOutput
button,selectoneoftheavailableoutputs,thenclickthe
buttonto
moveittotheSelectedcolumn.ClickOK.
12. Tocreateanewalarm,clickAdd,thenspecifythealarmconditionand
measurement,asdescribedintheprevioussteps.
NOTE
There is a limit to the number of alarms you can create. The Add button is disabled once that limit is
reached. In this case, you must delete an existing alarm before you can create a new one (or you can
select an existing alarm and edit/configure it as necessary).
13. Todeleteanalarm,selectitfromthealarmslist,thenclickDelete.
Tosavethechangestothemeter,clickSend.Dependingonthetypeofchanges,a
meterresetmightoccur:
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NotethatclickingYeswillpowercycle(reset)thedevice.ClickYestoconfirmand
proceedwithyourchanges,orNotocancelandgobacktothepreviousdialog.
Formoreinformationonconfiguringthealarms,refertothePM800seriesReference
Manual.
Disturbance (PM870 only)
Thisallowsyoutoconfigurethedisturbancealarms(i.e.voltagesagsandswells).
SelectDisturbancethenclickEdit.
2
5
6
7
9
11
10
12
13
1.
Theleftcolumnliststhedisturbancealarms.Selectaniteminthislisttoeditit.
2.
Thetwoboxesatthetopliststhedisturbancealarmconditionandmeasurement
thatdefinesthehighlightediteminalarmslist.Youcanusetheseboxesto
changethecondition(sagorswell)andmeasurement(currentorvoltage)fora
selectedalarm.
3.
SelecttheEnableboxtoenabletheselected(highlighted)alarminthelist,or
cleartheboxtodisablethealarm.
4.
TheLabelboxidentifiesthenameofthedisturbancealarm.Usethisboxto
renamethealarmasnecessary(e.g.,ifyouchangedthecondition/measurement
forthedisturbancealarm).
5.
Enterthesetpointpickupvalue(absoluteorrelative,seeitem#7below)andthe
pickupdelay(innumberofcycles).
6.
Enterthesetpointdropoutvalue(absoluteorrelative,seeitem#7below)andthe
dropoutdelay(innumberofcycles).
7.
Tospecifyabsolutevaluesforthesetpointpickupanddropoutlimits,clear
(uncheck)theRelative(%ofAvg)box.Tospecifysetpointpickupand
dropoutlimitsasapercentageaboveorbelowtheRMSaveragevalue,select
(check)theRelative(%ofAvg)box.
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8.
UsethePriorityboxtosetthealarmpriority.
9.
10. SelecttheWaveformCaptureboxtotriggerawaveformcaptureonalarm,or
cleartheboxifyoudonotwanttotriggerawaveformcaptureonalarm.
buttonto
12. Tocreateanewalarm,clickAdd,thenspecifythealarmconditionand
measurement,asdescribedintheprevioussteps.
NOTE
There is a limit to the number of alarms you can create. The Add button is disabled once that limit is
reached. In this case, you must delete an existing alarm before you can create a new one (or you can
select an existing alarm and configure it as necessary).
Manual.
Digital
Thisallowsyoutoconfigurethedigitalinputalarms.SelectDigitalthenclick
Edit.
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1
3
2
4
5
6
7
8
10
11
1.
Theleftcolumnliststhedigitalinputalarms.Selectaniteminthislisttoeditit.
2.
Thisdefinesthealarmcondition.
SelectStatusInputOntosetthealarmwhenthedigitalinputchanges
fromofftoon.
SelectStatusInputOfftosetthealarmwhenthedigitalinputchanges
fromontooff.
TheEndofincrementalenergyinterval(EndIncEnrInt),Endof
demandinterval(EndDmdInt)andPowerup/reset(PwrUp/Reset)
alarmsareunarytypealarmsbecausetheyuseinternalsignalsfromthe
powermeter,andcannotbechangedthroughthissetupscreen.Refertothe
meterdocumentationformoreinformation.
3.
DependingontheI/Omoduleinstalledonyourmeter,thisallowsyoutoselect
oneoftheavailabledigitalinputs.Notethatthisisnotconfigurableforunary
typealarmsseeitem#2above.
4.
SelecttheEnablecheckboxtoenabletheselected(highlighted)alarminthe
list,orcleartheboxtodisablethealarm.
5.
TheLabelboxidentifiesthenameofthedigitalalarm.Typeinthisboxto
renamethealarmasnecessary.
6.
UsethePriorityboxtosetthepriorityfortheselectedalarm.
7.
8.
SelecttheWaveformCapturecheckboxtotriggerawaveformcaptureon
alarm,orcleartheboxtoifyoudonotwanttotriggerawaveformcaptureon
alarm.
9.
Ifyouwanttotriggeradigitaloutputorrelayonanalarm,clicktheOutput
buttonto
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10. Tocreateanewalarm,clickAdd,thenspecifythealarmtypeandselectthe
digitalinput,asdescribedintheprevioussteps.
Manual.
Boolean
ThisallowsyoutoconfiguretheBooleanalarms.SelectBooleanthenclickEdit.
NOTE
If you havent set up any Boolean alarms yet, click Add to create a Boolean alarm.
1
4
6
8
9
11
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10
12
1.
SelectaBooleanalarmtoeditit.
2.
UsetheLabelboxtorenametheselectedBooleanalarm(e.g.Any
Overcurrent).
3.
Selectthetypeoflogicoperation(e.g.,LogicOR)youwanttousetotestfor
thealarmcondition.
4.
ThisboxliststhealarmparametersusedfortheBooleanlogictest.
5.
ClickEdittoaddorremovealarmparameters.
SelectanalarmparameterunderAvailable,thenclickthe
buttonto
moveittoSelected.Ifyouwanttoremoveaparameter,selectitunder
Selected,thenclickthe
button.
6.
SelecttheEnablecheckboxtoenabletheselected(highlighted)alarminthe
list,orcleartheboxtodisablethealarm.
7.
UsethePriorityboxtosetthepriorityfortheselectedalarm.
8.
9.
SelecttheWaveformCaptureboxtotriggerawaveformcaptureonalarm,or
cleartheboxifyoudonotwanttotriggerawaveformcaptureonalarm.
buttontomoveit
button,selectoneoftheavailableoutputs,thenclick
toSelected.ClickOK.
11. TocreateanewBooleanalarm,clickAdd,thenspecifythealarmtypeandselect
thedigitalinput,asdescribedintheprevioussteps.
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Shift Energy
Thisallowsyoutogroupenergyusageandcostaccordingtothreedifferenttime
shiftsinsidea24hourperiod(forexample,three8hourshifts).
First Shift Start, Second Shift Start, Third Shift Start
Usethesesettingstoselectwhattimethefirst,secondorthirdshiftstarts.
Cost Scale Factor
Selectthemultiplierusedwhencalculatingenergycost.
First Shift Cost (per kWh), Second Shift Cost (per kWh), Third Shift Cost (per kWh)
UsethesesettingstoenterthecostperkWhforeachshift.
Billing Cycle Setup
SelectthisthenclickEdittosetupthebillingcycle.
UsetheMonthandDayboxestoselectmeterreadingdates.UsetheTimeof
Dayboxtoselectthehourthemeterreadingisperformed.
Trending & Forecasting

Feature Control
Selecttheappropriateoptiontoenableordisablethisfeature.
Register Trend Item
Selectoneoftheavailablequantitiesyouwouldliketotrend,orselectUser
Defined.
User Defined Register
Selectoneoftheavailableitemsfortrending.
User Defined Scaling
Selecttheappropriatemultiplierfortheitemselectedfortrending.
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User Defined Label

Enteradescriptivenameyouwantfortheitemselectedfortrending.
Waveform Capture
WaveformcaptureissupportedonthePM850andPM870.ThePM870allowsyou
toselectandconfigurethewaveformcapture.
Status
Selecttheappropriateoptiontoenableordisablethisfeature.
File Mode
Selectwhichmethodisusedforstoringwaveforms:
FIFO(firstinfirstout)modediscardstheoldestwaveformcapturewhenthe
waveformstorageisfull.
FillandHoldmodekeepstheoldestwaveformcaptureanddoesnotrecord
newoneswhenthewaveformstoragebecomesfull.
Channels (PM870 only)
Thisallowsyoutoselectwhichinputsyouwanttosetupforwaveformcapture.
SelectChannelsthenclickEdit.
Dependingonyourwiringconfiguration,certaininputsbecomeN/A(not
applicable).Ifthisisthecase,IONSetupdisplaysthisprompt:
1.
Selectthevoltageand/orcurrentinputchannelsyouwanttocapture.Click
Next.
2.
Setthecaptureoptions:
Samples/Cycle
Duration(cycles)
PreEventCycles
MaxCaptureindicatesthemaximumnumberofrecordingsforwaveform
capture,andisshownforinformationalpurposeonly.
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BCPM (Branch circuit power meter)

TheBCPM(Branchcircuitpowermeter)providesacosteffectivesolutionfor
electricalloadmanagement.TheBCPMisdesignedtomeasurethecurrent,
voltage,andenergyconsumptionofeachcircuitinapanelboard,includingthe
mainbreaker.Bycombiningthefunctionsoftwoboardsintoonedevice,the
BCPMscurrentmonitoringcapabilityisincreased,providingsupportforupto92
circuits(84 branchcircuits,plus8 auxiliarycircuits)onasingleboard.TheBCPM
isavailableina42circuitor84circuitmodel.
Theaccumulatedinformationcanbetransmittedthroughthecommunications
interfaceorviewedlocallythroughanoptionallocaldisplay.Dataupdatesoccur
approximatelyeverytwoseconds,providingtimelypreventativemaintenance
information.Asacircuitapproachestheuserconfiguredthresholds,alarm
indicatorsaretriggered,preventingcostlydowntimefromoverloadedcircuitsor
loadfailures.
Formoreinformation,refertotheBCPMinstallationguide.
In this chapter
BCPM setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
UsingIONSetup ..................................................... 54
BCPM setup screens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
BasicSetup .......................................................... 55
AuxiliaryCTSizes .................................................... 55
BranchCircuitCTSizes................................................ 55
BreakerSizes ......................................................... 55
DemandSetup ....................................................... 56
InstantaneousCurrentAlarms.......................................... 56
LatchingCurrentAlarms.............................................. 57
VoltageAlarms....................................................... 60
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Chapter 5 - BCPM (Branch circuit power meter)
BCPM setup
BeforeusingIONSetup,makesureallthecommunicationssettingsfortheBCPM
hasbeenconfigured,asexplainedintheBCPMinstallationguide.
TheBCPMusesModbusRTUprotocoltocommunicatethroughitsRS485serial
communicationsport.
looparesettothesamebaudrate.MakesureParityswitchissettoOFF
(i.e. no parity)foralldevices.
Deviceaddress(unitID)settings:The2stripversionoftheBCPMusesone
Modbusaddress,whilethe4stripversionusestwoModbusaddresses.Panel1
usesthebaseaddressassetontheCommunicationsAddressDIPswitches.
Panel2(forthe4stripversion)isautomaticallyassignedthedeviceaddress
equaltoPanel1sbaseaddressplusone.Forexample,ifyousettheunitIDfor
Panel1to19,theunitIDforPanel2isautomaticallysetto20(i.e.,19+1).
RefertotheBCPMinstallationguidefordetailsonusingtheDIPswitchestoset
thedevicecommunicationsparameters.
NOTE
When setting up the device addresses for multiple BCPMs, make sure each address is unique AND does
not cause address duplication or overlap between the BCPM devices.
Device address considerations

SinceeachBCPMusestwodeviceaddresses,adoptingastandardforassigning
BCPMdeviceaddressesishighlyrecommended.Forexample,youcanimplement
adeviceaddressassignmentconventionthatspecificallyallowsonlyodd
numberedaddressesforagivenBCPM(i.e.,correspondingtoPanel 1).Usingthis
convention,anevennumbereddeviceaddresswillalwaysbePanel 2ofa
particularBCPM.
BCPM device naming considerations

EachBCPMdeviceisaddedastwometersinIONSetup(i.e.,oneforPanel 1and
theotherforPanel 2).Forthisreason,itisrecommendedthatyouadoptaBCPM
devicenamingconventionsothateachhalfofagivenBCPMdevice(Panel 1,
Panel 2)canbeeasilyidentified.
Using ION Setup

UseNetworkModeinIONSetuptoaddandconfiguretheBCPM(i.e.clearthe
SingleIONdeviceconfigurationmodecheckboxontheLogonscreen).
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BCPM setup screens

ThefollowingsectionsdescribewhatsetupscreensareavailableontheBCPM.
Somesetupparametersonlyapplytoparticularmodelsrefertoyourmeter
documentationfordetailsonsupportedfeatures.
Basic Setup
Configuration
Selecttheconfigurationoptionthatmatcheshowthecurrentsensorstripsare
arrangedandoriented.RefertotheBCPMinstallationguidefordetails.
NOTE
Make sure Configuration is set to the same value for each half of the BCPM (Panel 1, Panel 2).
Location
Typeanamethatidentifiesthepaneland/ordescribesitsphysicallocation.
Auxiliary CT Sizes
Auxiliary #1 (Amps) to Auxiliary #4 (Amps)
ThesedefinetheAuxiliaryorMainsCTsize(typically200A).Typethe
appropriatenumericvalueforeachauxiliaryCTinstalledinthepanel.Depending
onthemodeloptionordered,aBCPMcanhave4,8ornoinputsforauxiliaryCTs.
IfanyoftheauxiliaryCTsarenotconnected,settheircorrespondingBreakerSize
valuesto0(zero)inIONSetuptodisablealarmsforthoseunusedchannels.
Branch Circuit CT Sizes

Channel #1 (Amps) to Channel #42 (Amps)
ThesedefinetheChannelorBranchCTsize.Theseregistersarenot
configurable,butarepresettoafixedvalueof100 A.
Breaker Sizes
Auxiliary #1 (Amps) to Auxiliary #4 (Amps)
ThesedefinetheAuxiliaryorMainsbreakersize(typically225A).Typethe
appropriatenumericvalueforeachauxiliarybreakerinthepanel.Forunused
breakers,setthevalueto0(zero)todisablealarmsforthosechannels.
Channel #1 (Amps) to Channel #42 (Amps)
ThesedefinetheChannelorBranchbreakersize(typically20A).Typethe
appropriatenumericvalueforeachchannelbreakerinthepanel.Forunused
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breakers,settheircorrespondingbreakersizevaluesto0(zero)todisablealarms
forthoseunusedchannels.
Demand Setup
Demandistheaveragepowerconsumptionoverafixedtimeinterval(demand
period),typically15 minutes.Demandvaluesarecalculatedforeachsubinterval,
thenaveragedoverthenumberofsubintervalsthatmakeupthedemandperiod.
Number of Sub-intervals
Typethenumberofsubintervalsusedforcalculatingdemand(default=1).
Sub-interval Length (secs)
Typethenumberofsecondsforeachsubinterval(default=900seconds).
Instantaneous Current Alarms

Theinstantaneouscurrentalarmsetupparametersdefinethemaximum(high
alarm)andminimum(lowalarm)limitsforallbranchandmaincircuitsmonitored
bytheBCPM.InstantaneouscurrentalarmsareONonlyifthealarmconditions
aremet.ThesealarmsareautomaticallyturnedOFForclearedwhencircuit
currentiswithinthenormalrange.
High Alarm Threshold
Typetheinstantaneouscurrentvalue,expressedasapercentageofthebreakersize
(default=60%).Whenthecircuitcurrentexceedsthatvalue,thehighcurrent
alarmisactivated.
Example:Ifthethresholdissetto60%,thehighalarmwouldbeactivatedwhen
instantaneouscurrentfora20Abreakerexceeds12A(i.e.,20 A x 0.60).
Low Alarm Threshold
Typetheinstantaneouscurrentvalue,expressedasapercentageofthebreakersize
(default=5%).Whenthecircuitcurrentfallsbelowthatvalue,thelowcurrent
alarmisactivated.
Example:Ifthethresholdissetto5%,thelowalarmwouldbeactivatedwhen
instantaneouscurrentfora20Abreakerdropsbelow1A(i.e.,20 A x 0.05).
Hysteresis
Typethevalue,expressedasapercentageofthealarmthreshold,thatdefineshow
muchthecircuitcurrentmustfallbelowtheHighalarmthresholdorriseabovethe
LowalarmthresholdtodeterminethealarmsOFFstate(default=5%).To
disabletheinstantaneouscurrentalarms,setHysteresistozero(0%).
Example:Ifhysteresisissetto5%,theOFFstateforahighalarmthresholdof
12 Awouldbeat11.4 Aandbelow(i.e.,12Aminus(12Ax0.05)),whilethe
OFFstateforalowalarmthresholdof1 Awouldbeat1.005 Aandabove(i.e.,
1Aplus(1 A x 0.05)).
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Latching Current Alarms

Thelatchingcurrentalarmsetupparametersdefinethealarmdelay(timer)and
threshold(limit)forallbranchandmaincircuitsmonitoredbytheBCPM.Latched
alarmsremainONuntiltheuserresetsorclearsthealarms.
Thealarmdelaysettingdefineshowmanysecondsacircuitneedstobeinanalarm
state(i.e.,exceedsthehighorhighhighalarmthreshold,orfallsbelowthelowor
lowlowalarmthreshold)beforethealarmisactivated.Areturntonormal
(nonalarm)stateisinstantaneous,sothealarmdelaytimerisresetifthecurrent
inthecircuitreturnstonormalstatebeforethetimerexpires.
Thealarmthresholdsettingdefinesthelimitforahighcurrentorlowcurrent
alarmstate,expressedasapercentageofthebreakersize.
High-High Alarm Delay (s)
Typethenumberofsecondsthecurrentinacircuitneedstobecontinuouslyabove
theHighHighAlarmThresholdbeforetheHighHighalarmisactivated
(default = 10 s).
High Alarm Delay (s)
Typethenumberofsecondsthecurrentinacircuitneedstobecontinuouslyabove
theHighAlarmThresholdbeforetheHighalarmisactivated(default =10 s).
Low Alarm Delay (s)
Typethenumberofsecondsthecurrentinacircuitneedstobecontinuouslybelow
theLowAlarmThresholdbeforetheLowalarmisactivated(default = 10 s).
Low-Low Alarm Delay (s)
Typethenumberofsecondsthecurrentinacircuitneedstobecontinuouslybelow
theLowLowAlarmThresholdbeforetheLowLowalarmisactivated
(default = 10 s).
Zero Current Alarm On Time (s)
Typethenumberofsecondsthecurrentinacircuitneedstostayabovethe
lowlowalarmthresholdlevelbeforethelatchingalarmsarearmed/enabled
(default = 10 s).
Zero Current Alarm Delay (s)
TypethenumberofsecondsthecurrentinacircuitneedstobebelowtheLowLow
AlarmThresholdlevelbeforetheZerocurrentalarmisactivated(default = 30 s).
High-High Alarm Threshold (%)
TypethelimitfortheHighHighcurrentalarmstate,expressedasapercentageof
thebreakersize(default = 70%).Forexample,theHighHighalarmthresholdfor
a20Abreakeris14A(i.e.,20 x 0.70).Todisablethisalarm(forallchannels)setits
thresholdvalueto0%.
High Alarm Threshold (%)
TypethelimitfortheHighcurrentalarmstate,expressedasapercentageofthe
breakersize(default = 60%).Forexample,theHighalarmthresholdfora20 A
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breakeris12A(i.e.,20 x 0.60).Todisablethisalarm(forallchannels)setits
thresholdvalueto0%.
Low Alarm Threshold (%)
TypethelimitfortheLowcurrentalarmstate,expressedasapercentageofthe
breakersize(default = 7.5%).Forexample,theLowalarmthresholdfora20 A
breakeris1.5 A(i.e.,20 x 0.075).Todisablethisalarm(forallchannels)setits
thresholdvalueto0%.
Low-Low Alarm Threshold (%)
TypethelimitfortheLowLowcurrentalarmstate,expressedasapercentageof
thebreakersize(default = 2.5%).Forexample,theLowLowalarmthresholdfor
a20 Abreakeris0.5 A(i.e.,20 x 0.025).Todisablethisalarm(forallchannels)set
itsthresholdvalueto0%.
Latching alarm examples

Example 1
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1.
CurrentrisesaboveLL(lowlowalarmthreshold)thisstartsthezero
currentalarmONtimer.
2.
CurrentdropsbelowLLbeforethezerocurrentalarmONtimeperiodends,so
alarmingisnotenabled.ThezerocurrentalarmONtimerisreset.
3.
CurrentrisesaboveLLthisstartsthezerocurrentalarmONtimer.
4.
Currentremainsabovethelowlowalarmthreshold,beyondthetimeperiod
specifiedbythezerocurrentalarmONtimesettingthisenablesthelatching
alarms(alllatchingalarmsarearmed).
5.
CurrentrisesaboveH(highalarmthreshold)thisstartsthehighalarmdelay
timer.
6.
CurrentrisesaboveHH(highhighalarmthreshold)thisstartsthehighhigh
alarmdelaytimer.
7.
CurrentdropsbelowHHbeforethehighhighalarmdelayperiodends,sothe
highhighalarmdelaytimerisreset.
8.
Highalarmislatchedattheendofthehighalarmdelaytimeperiod.
Example 2
1.
CurrentrisesaboveLL(lowlowalarmthreshold)thisstartsthezero
currentalarmONtimer.
2.
Currentremainsabovethelowlowalarmthreshold,beyondthetimeperiod
specifiedbythezerocurrentalarmONtimesettingthisenablesthelatching
alarms(alllatchingalarmsarearmed).
3.
CurrentdropsbelowL(lowalarmthreshold)thisstartsthelowalarmdelay
timer.
4.
CurrentdropsbelowLL(lowlowalarmthreshold)thisstartsthelowlow
alarmdelaytimerandthezerocurrentalarmdelaytimer.
5.
LowalarmislatchedattheendoftheLdelay(lowalarmdelay)timeperiod.
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6.
LowlowalarmislatchedattheendoftheLLdelay(lowlowalarmdelay)time
period.
7.
Currentremainsbelowthelowlowalarmthreshold,beyondthetimeperiod
specifiedinthezerocurrentalarmdelaytimesetting,thuslatchingthezero
currentalarm.
Voltage Alarms
Thevoltagealarmsetupparametersdefinethealarmdelay(timer)andthreshold
(limit)forvoltageinputsmonitoredbytheBCPM(ifyourBCPMmodeloption
supportsit).
Thealarmdelaysettingdefineshowmanysecondsavoltageinputneedstobein
analarmstate(i.e.exceedstheovervoltagealarmthreshold,orfallsbelowthe
undervoltagealarmthreshold)beforethealarmisactivated.Areturntonormal
(nonalarm)stateisinstantaneous,sothealarmdelaytimerisresetifthevoltage
returnstonormalstatebeforethetimerexpires.
Thealarmthresholdsettingdefinesthelimitforahighvoltageorlowvoltage
alarmstate,expressedasapercentageofthebreakersize.Todisableanalarm,set
itsthresholdvalueto0 (zero) Volts.
Over Voltage Delay (s)
TypethenumberofsecondsthevoltageneedstobecontinuouslyabovetheOver
VoltageThresholdlevelbeforetheOverVoltagealarmisactivated.
Under Voltage Delay (s)
TypethenumberofsecondsthevoltageneedstobecontinuouslybelowtheUnder
VoltageThresholdlevelbeforetheUnderVoltagealarmisactivated.
Over Voltage Threshold (V)
TypethelimitfortheOverVoltagealarmstate,inVolts.Todisablethisalarm(for
allvoltageinputs)setitsthresholdvalueto0 Volts.
Under Voltage Threshold (V)
TypethelimitfortheUnderVoltagealarmstate,inVolts.Todisablethisalarm
(forallvoltageinputs)setitsthresholdvalueto0 Volts.
Voltage Alarm Hysteresis (%)
Typethevalue,expressedasapercentageofthealarmthreshold,thatdefineshow
muchthethevoltagemustfallbelowtheOvervoltagethresholdorriseabovethe
Undervoltagethreshold,todeterminethealarmsOFFstate.
Example:IftheUnderVoltageThresholdissetto270VandtheUnderVoltage
Thresholdissetto200 V,a5% hysteresiswouldresultinanovervoltagealarm
OFFstateat256.5Vandbelow(i.e.270Vminus(270Vx0.05)),andanunder
voltagealarmOFFstateat190Vandabove(i.e., 200 Vminus(200Vx0.05)).
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Enercept meter
TheEnerceptmeterisacosteffectivesolutionforstandardenergymetering
applications.ItcombineseasytoinstallsplitcoreCTsandhighlyaccuratedigital
meteringandcommunicationselectronicsinthesamepackage.Itsuniquedesign
reducesinstallationcostsbyeliminatingtheneedforaseparatemeterenclosureor
todisconnectconductors.
TherearetwomodelsoftheEnerceptmeter.TheBasicmodelreportspowerand
energy,whiletheEnhancedmodelprovidesmultipleparameters,including
power,demand,energy,amps,volts,powerfactor,andreactivepower.
www.powerlogic.com.
In this chapter
Enercept meter setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
UsingIONSetup ..................................................... 62
Enercept setup screens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
BasicSetup .......................................................... 62
Enercept data screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Resettingenergyanddemandvalues.................................... 63
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Enercept meter setup
Enercept meter setup

BeforeusingIONSetup,makesureallthecommunicationssettingsforthe
Enerceptmeterhasbeenconfigured,asexplainedinthemeterdocumentation.
TheEnerceptmeterusesModbusRTUprotocoltocommunicatethroughits
looparesettothesamebaudrateandparity.TheEnerceptoperatesat
9600 baudanduses8N1format(8databits,Noparity,1stopbit).
devices).IftheEnerceptmeterisconnectedonthesameRS485loopasdevices
usingPOWERLOGICprotocol,donotuseaddress16(likewise,address0or1
mustnotbeusedforthePOWERLOGICprotocoldevices).Refertothe
Enerceptmeterdocumentationformoreinformation.
Using ION Setup

UseNetworkModeinIONSetuptoaddandconfiguretheEnerceptmeter
screen).
Enercept setup screens

BasicsetupparametersareavailableonlyfortheEnhancedmodeloftheEnercept
meter.EnhancedmodelscanbeidentifiedbytheprefixEinthepartnumber,
whileBasicmodelsareidentifiedbytheprefixB.
Basic Setup
System Type
SelecttheoptionthatdescribeshowyourEnerceptmeterisconnectedtothe
electricalservice.Refertothemeterdocumentationfortypicalinstallation
examples.
Number of Sub-Intervals
Enterthenumberofsubintervalsusedforcalculatingdemand.Demandisthe
averagepowerconsumptionoverafixedtimeperiod(demandperiod),typically
15 minutes.Demandvaluesarecalculatedforeachsubinterval,thenaveraged
overthenumberofsubintervalsthatmakeupthedemandperiod.
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Enercept data screen
Sub-Interval Length
Selectthetimedurationforeachsubinterval(inminutes),orselectSyncto
Commtostartthedemandintervalusingacommandfromthemonitoring
software,suchasPowerLogicSystemManagerSoftware(SMS).
Enercept data screen

IONSetupsupportsrealtimedatadisplayfortheEnerceptmeter:
1.
WhiletheEnerceptmeterisselected,clickView>DataScreens(orclickthe
button).
2.
DoubleclicktheRealTimeicontodisplaythedatafromtheEnercept.
Resetting energy and demand values

YoucanresetDemandPeriod,PeakDemandorkWhbyclickingtheappropriate
button.Enterthepasswordwhenprompted(defaultis0).
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Resetting energy and demand values
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ION6200 power and energy meter

TheION6200powerandenergymeterislowcost,compactandhasabig,bright
LEDdisplayforincreasedvisibilityinpoorlightingconditions.
In this chapter
ION6200 meter setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
ION6200 setup screens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
BasicSetup .......................................................... 67
Communications ..................................................... 68
Demand ............................................................. 68
Display.............................................................. 69
Outputs............................................................. 69
Scaling.............................................................. 70
WiringSetup......................................................... 70
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Chapter 7 - ION6200 power and energy meter
ION6200 meter setup

BeforeusingIONSetup,makesureallthecommunicationssettingsforthe
ION6200havebeenconfigured,asexplainedintheION6200Installationand
OperationGuide.
TheION6200useseitherthePMLorModbusRTUprotocoltocommunicate
throughitsRS485serialcommunicationsport.Youcanchangetheprotocol
settingusingthefrontpanel(orremote)displayoftheION6200.UseNetwork
ModeinIONSetuptoconnecttotheION6200meter(i.e.cleartheSingleION
deviceconfigurationmodecheckboxontheLogonscreen).
NOTE
If the ION6200 is set to Modbus communications protocol (MOD), select the device type Modbus RTU
Device when adding it to the ION Setup network. If the protocol is set to PML, select the device type
ION6200.
Adding the ION6200 as a Modbus device

ToaddtheION6200asaModbusRTUdevice,firstusethemetersfrontpanelor
remotedisplaytosetthecommunicationsprotocoltoModbus.Refertothe
ION6200InstallationandOperationGuidefordetails.
Using ION Setup
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1.
AddtheION6200toasite(toaModbusgatewaysite,forexample)andselect
ModbusRTUdevicefordevicetype.
2.
ClicktheDisplaytab,selecttheappropriatetemplateoptionfortheION6200,
thenclickOK.
Adding the ION6200 as an ION device

ToaddtheION6200asanIONdevice,usethemetersfrontpanelorremote
displaytosetthecommunicationsprotocoltoION.RefertotheION6200
InstallationandOperationGuidefordetails.
UseIONSetuptoaddtheION6200toasite(toanEthernetgatewaysite,for
example)andselectION6200fordevicetype.ClickOK.
ION6200 setup screens

ThefollowingsectionsdescribewhatsetupscreensareavailableontheION6200
meter.
Basic Setup
UsetheBasicSetupscreentoconfigurethesetupregistersothemeterdisplaysthe
correctpowermonitoringvalues.
Volts Mode
SelecttheoptionthatdescribeshowyourION6200meteriswiredtotheelectrical
service.
PT Primary
EnterthevalueforthePT(potentialtransformer)primary,inVolts.
PT Secondary
EnterthevalueforthePTsecondary,inVolts.
NOTE
If a PT is not used, enter the systems nominal voltage for both the PT Primary and PT Secondary settings
(e.g., voltage L-L for Direct Delta connection).
CT Primary
EnterthevaluefortheCT(currenttransformer)primary,inAmps.
CT Secondary
EnterthevaluefortheCTsecondary,inAmps.
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Communications
WhenIONSetupconnectstotheION6200,themeterscommunicationssettings
aredisplayedontheCommunicationssetupscreen.
NOTE
Altering the settings of a communications channel that is in use can cause a loss of communications with
the meter.
Baud Rate
Displaysthemetersserialcommunicationsbaudratesetting.
Protocol
Displaysthemetersserialcommunicationsprotocolsetting.
NOTE
The Factory protocol is only used by Technical Support for troubleshooting purposes.
Unit ID
DisplaysthemetersunitID.
RTS Delay
DisplaystheRTS(readytosend)delaysettingforthemetersserial
communication.
Demand
Demandistheaveragepowerconsumptionoverafixedtimeperiod(demand
period),typically15 minutes.Demandvaluesarecalculatedforeachsubinterval,
thenaveragedoverthenumberofsubintervalsthatmakeupthedemandperiod.
Period (mins)
Thisisthetimedurationforeachsubinterval,inminutes.
# of Intervals
Thisisthenumberofdemandperiods(subintervals).Enterthenumberof
subintervalsusedforcalculatingdemand.
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Display
UsetheDisplaysetupscreentoconfigurehowthefrontpanel/remotedisplay
behaves.
Scroll Time
Enterthenumberofsecondsuntilthenextsetofvaluesisdisplayedonthefront
panel.Todisablescrolling,setScrollTimeto0(zero).
Refresh Period
Enterthenumberofsecondsuntilthefrontpaneldisplayrefreshesitsvalues.
Outputs
TheKt(pulseweight,ortimeconstant)valuedefinestheamountofenergy(e.g.,
kWh,kVAh,kVARh)representedbyeachcalibrationpulseofthemetersLEDor
digitaloutput.
Kt Digital Output 1
ThisdefinestheKtvaluefordigitaloutput#1.
Kt Digital Output 2
ThisdefinestheKtvaluefordigitaloutput#2.
Kt IRDA
ThisappliesonlytoION6200meterswithfirmwarev207andearlierversions,and
definestheKtvaluefortheinfrareddataportwhenusedforenergypulsing.
Digital Output 1 Mode
Fordigitaloutput#1,selectenergypulsing(kWh,kVAh,kVARh)orexternal
pulsing(Ext).
Digital Output 2 Mode
Fordigitaloutput#1,selectenergypulsing(kWh,kVAh,kVARh)orexternal
pulsing(Ext).
IRDA Mode
OnlyappliestoION6200meterswithfirmwarev207andearlier.Thisisusedto
settheinfrareddataportforforenergypulsing(kWh,kVAh,kVARh)orexternal
pulsing(Ext).
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Scaling
ThefollowingModbusscalingregistersshouldnotbechangedfromtheirdefault
settingsunlessModbusprotocolisbeingused.Changestotheseregistersaffect
onlythevaluesdisplayedinsoftware(theyhavenoeffectonvaluesdisplayedon
theION6200frontpanel).Tosetthescaling,selecttheappropriatemultiplier
(x 0.001,x0.01,x0.1,x1,x 10,x100orx1000).
Modbus Scaling Registers
VoltageScale
CurrentScale
NeutralScale
PowerScale
Wiring Setup
Thefollowingparametersallowyoutochangethepolarityoftheindividual
voltageandcurrentinputssothattheymatchhowthePTsandCTsareorientedin
theelectricalsystem.DefaultissettoNormalforallinputs.Youcanchangethe
settingtoInvertedasrequired:
Wiring Setup Registers
V1Polarity,
V2Polarity
V3Polarity
I1Polarity
I2Polarity
I3Polarity
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PowerLogic ION Setup 2.2

Meter setup software
Device configuration guide
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EtherGate through COM2 of an ION meter

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Ethernet gateway sites

EGX series considerations

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ION7550/ION7650 Modbus gateway

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E5600 socket-based energy meter

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Front Panel Display

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