ST34-G Meter Technical Manual

Three-phase Smart meter
ST34-G
Three-phase four-wire smart meter
Technical Manual
Version: V1.0
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1. Introduction
The ST34-G three-phase four-wire smart meter is developed based on Sunrise’s AMI systems.
The smart meter can accurately measure the positive and negative of the total active or reactive
power and electric energy of each tariff. With the active positive and negative to the maximum demand
record function .It can also record active positive and negative to the maximum demand . active positive
and negative to the maximum demand .Real-time measurement and processing for electric parameters
such as active and reactive power, voltage, current, power factor, frequency and so on. The function
including hourly metering , automatic meter reading, power and demand data storage capacity, the load
curve record, event data recording capabilities are available.
This smart meter adopt the advanced technologies including the ultra- large scale digital signal
processing chip, full separation standard RS485 communication interface and infrared
communication,configurable carrier communication module, wireless communication module, a large
screen liquid crystal display, ESAM wide temperature range of information technology and so on. The
manufacture uses the advanced SMT surface mount technology, the high-performance long-life
electronic components, and the robust cases from fire-retardant materials, environmental protection ,
novel , practical , high insulation strength and corrosion resistance, which is the energy information
acquisition ideal for smart grid development.
2. Standards
The smart meter is designed, tested and manufactured to meet or exceed the below international
standards:
International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)
IEC 62052-11: 2003 Electricity metering equipment (a.c.) – General requirements, tests and test
conditions – Part 11: Metering equipment
IEC 62053-21: 2003 Electricity metering equipment (a.c.) – Particular requirements – Part 21:
Static meters for active energy (classes 1 and 2)
Static meters for active energy (classes 0.2S and 0.5S)
Static meters for reactive energy (classes 2 and 3)
And all other relevant standards, unless otherwise specified in these specification.
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3. Working Principle
The three-phase voltage and the three-phase current from the Smart meters are converted by the
sensor in the sampling signal processed through the filter into the digital signal processor. As a result of
dedicated digital signal processing chips, the resolution is much higher for the voltage and current
sampling, and there is enough time to accurately measure the power, so that the meter accuracy has been
improved significantly.
Intelligent processor for time- billing and processing of various input and output data through serial
interface chip -specific energy data read, and the completion of a pre-set period of time and energy
measure hourly maximum demand metering function, according to the data need to show, completion of
safety certification, infrared communications, power line carrier communication, wireless
communication, LCD display, functions such as processing tripping and switching on.Complete
monitoring of operating parameters, and record stores all kinds of electrical data. Meters with
temperature compensation circuitry using the clock chip, data security on the use of redundant design.
4. Technical Specifications
4.1. Nominal Value
Voltage: 3*69/120V or 3*120/208V or 3*127/220V or 3*254/440V
(Un=69V, or 120V, or 127V, or 254V)
Current: (DC)3*5(100)A Ib=5A (CT) 3*1(10)A Ib=1A
Frequency: operating frequency: 45-65Hz Reference frequency : 60Hz
Accuracy: Active Class 0.2S/ 0.5S/1.0 Reactive class 2.0
Impulse Constant: 12000 imp./kWh /6400imp./kWh/3200imp./kWh/1200imp./kWh/300imp./kWh
Same on Reactive
Other special specifications can be designed as customers’ requirement.
4.2. Working Range
Normal operating voltage range : 0.9Un~1.1Un
Allowable limit operating voltage range; 0.7Un~1.2Un
Allowable maximum current: 1.1Imax; (sample: 3*5(100) A 1.1Imax = 110A)
Temperature：
Installation Method Outdoor
Specified operation range -25℃～60℃
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Extreme operation range -40℃～70℃
Extreme operation range in
-45℃～70℃
cold area
Extreme range for storage
-40℃～70℃
and transport
Extreme range for storage
-45℃～70℃
and transport in cold area
Relative Humidity：
Annual average < 75％
30 days （These days are distributed as
95％
natural way in a year）
Occasional the other days 85％
4.3. Performance Indicators
Accuracy: In the normal current, voltage, power factor and temperature range, the nominal accuracy
of the meter can always meet with the requirement of IEC.
Consumption: Without PLC/GPRS communication module, actual measuring each phase voltage
circuit active power<2W, apparent power<4VA
Clock: Adopt the built-in hardware clock circuit with temperature compensation function. During
the temperature range of －25℃～+60℃, the clock accuracy is ≤±1s/d; Within the reference
temperature（23℃）and voltage range, the clock accuracy is ≤±0.5s/d.
Starting current: ≤0.004Ib
Creeping: No impulse output, meet the requirement of the standard
EMC: Meet the requirement of the standard
Insulation class: Class Ⅱ
Ingress Protection: IP54
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5. Product Presentation
5.1. Parts of The Meter(with GPRS or without GPRS)
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Meter with GPRS GPRS Module

5.2. Physical Modules
The meter is composed of the below physical modules, including base, cover, nameplate, electric
components.
Base: Include bottom case, terminal clamps and terminal block, terminal cover and the connection
wire of PCB.
Bottom Case: Use the polyester material of UV protection, impact resistance and flame retardant,
gray color
Terminal Clamp and Terminal Block: All the terminal clamp and screws use the copper material
with good electrical conductivity, surface nickel-plated or tinned. The terminal adopt the lower lead wire
connection to meet the wire with diameters as below:
Terminal Cover: Use the polyester material of UV protection, impact resistance and flame retardant,
gray color. The meter adopt the lower lead wire connection, with the seal. The wire diagram is inside the
terminal cover, using laser inscription.
Meter Cover: Use the polyester material of UV protection, impact resistance and flame retardant.
Using the seal to seal the meter cover and case, with seal ring made of anti-aging material.
Nameplate: It can be printed as the information from the customers. The serial numbers are offered
by the customers. The bar code can be printed by laser as Code 128 according to ISO/IEC 15417.
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5.3. Electronic Module
Measuring electronic circuits are all on PCB, Pls refer to the below frame diagram:
This PCB includes the below modules:

Special integrated three-phase metering chip, intelligent microprocessor, memory chips EEPROM,
flash. three-phase power supply and backup battery for powerless, three-phase divider
resistance,three-phase CT load resistance, reset circuit, special clock crystal, infrared electric
communication interface, isolated 485 communication interface, isolated impulse output interface,
LCD,etc.
Power supply module consists of three-phase power supply and backup battery for power down.
When the whole system power down, the backup battery shall be used, consumption after power
down <25uA，battery lifetime≥10 years.
The power supply of the meter is supplied by a three-phase wide range input power supply.
Normal operating voltage range : 0.9Un~1.1Un
The power supply of the system is from the last output 12V by the input voltage through a linear
voltage regulator and rectifier.
If loss voltage or lack of zero line, it will not affect the normal working of the meter.
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6. Display
6.1. LED Indicator
The meter use highlight and Long-life LED as the indicator light.
Each indicator is described as follows:
Active energy impulse light: red; normally off, flashes when the measurement of active energy.
Reactive energy impulse light: red; normally off, flashes when the measurement of reactive energy.
Trip light: yellow; normally off, flashes when load switch breaking.
6.2. LCD display
The meter adopt LCD display whose area is ≥45cm2 and digit height≥13mm. The effect picture is as
below:
LCD display shows the contents of LCD symbols as below:

LCD Symbol Description
Display numerical value
OBIS code
according to IEC62056-61
Communicate symbol
Battery status
Phases of A B C
The current running quadrant instructions
The status of relay
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Disconnected for customer exceeds
threshold demand value
Current tariff number
Energy unit
kWh ----Active energy
kW ---- Active power
kvarh ---Reactive energy
kvar ----Reactive power
KVAh ----Apparent energy
GPRS Communication status(Signal strength)
Tamper
Demand exceed
Kinds of data items like energy , demand ,voltage, current, power, time, date and so on can all be
displayed on LCD. The numerical value display supports 8 digits and decimal digits can be set with
maximum 4 decimal digit. ; The unit of the displayed numerical value use the national legal units of
measurement, such as: kW, kvar, kWh, kvarh, V, A, etc.; The display content can be set as the
requirement through AMI system or the meter maintenance software. At present , electric energy display
consist of six integer and two decimal. Demand and power consist of two integer and four decimal.
The data symbol use DLMS/COSEM OBIS code which adopt 3 digits logogram, the detail is
showed in the Appendix A.
What’s more, it can also display the relevant status symbols ,including the symbols of power
direction, tariff, quadrant, programming status, phase, low battery voltage ,electricity stealing fault, etc.
6.3. Display Mode
The meter shall support the following display modes:
Automatic scrolling display: Under the condition of not operating buttons, LCD can automatically
display by page turning as the setting the time interval for the scrolling with maximum 15s;
Button display: There are two buttons, upturning button and down-turning button which can support
the page turning display;
Power down display: It means by press the button to check out the data on the LCD under the
condition of power down of the meter.
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6.4. Display Example
Sum Li Active energy import (+A) ;
Sum Li Active energy import (+A);
L3 Reactive power-; Inst
Maximum Demand Register 1 - Active energy import (+A)
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L1 Voltage; Inst. Value
L1 Current ; Inst. Value
Local time
Local date
DLMS HDLC optical port setup
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7. Main Functions
7.1. Basic function
Meter contain at least the following numerical values:
Current data and time
The positive and negative total active power (contain ABC phase)
The positive and negative total reactive power (contain ABC phase)
The positive and negative maximum active demand and the time of occurrence
The positive and negative accumulate maximum active demand the time of occurrence
The positive and negative maximum reactive demand the time of occurrence
The positive and negative accumulate maximum reactive demand the time of occurrence
Instantaneous active power (contain ABC phase)
Instantaneous reactive power (contain ABC phase)
Instantaneous voltage (contain ABC phase)
Instantaneous current (contain ABC phase)
Instantaneous power factor or phase angle (contain ABC phase)
7.2. Rate Management
The meter has two different calendar.one active calendar and one passive calendar .if you want to
change the active calendar ,you should modify the passive calendar and then activate the passive
calendar(activation can be set in two modes(one is activated immediately , the other needs you set the
activating time ,and when the activating time comes ,the passive calendar will activated ).After activation
,the passive calendar will instead of the active calendar.
The meter can have two time zones and these two time zones can be automatically converted at the
dated moment.
Clock accuracy : within the reference temperature(23℃) and voltage range,the clock
accuracy≤±0.5s/d.
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Clock working power supply : there are two power-up mechanisms. One is from the power supply
and the other is from the backup battery powered when power down.
The meter shall have a maximum of 6 season profiles, 8 week profiles , 8 day profiles, 12 time
frames every day and 4 different tariffs.
Calendars, clock, tariff period and price project can be set and adjusted through RS485,infrared data
interface, PLC/RF etc.
Support maximum 200 official holidays.
7.3. Freezing energy function
Freezing energy function can freeze all total active and reactive power and electric energy of each
tariff, which can be divided into the following specific circumstances：
day freeze：Storage the electrical energy of today (yesterday)at zero hour of each day, store 90 days
of data at least .
Month freeze :Storage the electrical energy of now(the last month) at zero hour of each day, store 90
month of data at least
7.4. Load profile
The load profile provides measurement of the parameters (or variations) in the electrical load and
measuring points at the specific time or in a specific time duration/interval. There two types of load
electrical profile storing as follows:
Load Profile Period 1;
Load Profile Period 2;
The load profile 1 is a high resolution load profile. It is captured less than hour. The default capture
value is 15 minutes but regarding some specific consumers the default capture time is 5 minutes. The
load profile 2 is low resolution load profile. This is daily load profile and its default capture time is 24
hours.
Load Profile Period 1:Recording data according to a certain time period.The data collect period can
be setted from 1min to 60 min.Data stored in the memory which storage performance is perfect .
For example:There are 21 channels（Clock {8,0-0:1.0.0.255,2}
Channel 1 : Total Active energy import (+A) {3,1-0:1.8.0.255,2,0}
Channel 2 : Total Active energy export (+A) {3,1-0:2.8.0.255,2,0}
Channel 3 : Total Reactive energy import (+R) (QI+QII) {3,1-0:3.8.0.255,2,0}
Channel 4 : Total Reactive energy export (-R) (QIII+QIV) {3,1-0:4.8.0.255,2,0}
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Channel 5 : Instantaneous active power (+A) phase L1 {3,1-0:21.7.0.255,2,0}
Channel 6 : Instantaneous active power (-A) phase L1 {3,1-0:22.7.0.255,2,0}
Channel 7 : Instantaneous reactive power (+R) phase L1 {3,1-0:23.7.0.255,2,0}
Channel 8 : Instantaneous reactive power (-R) phase L1 {3,1-0:24.7.0.255,2,0}
Channel 9 : Instantaneous voltage L1 {3, 1-0:32.7.0.255,2,0}
Channel 10 : Instantaneous current L1 {3, 1-0:31.7.0.255,2,0}
Channel 11 : Instantaneous power factor (PF) phase L1 {3, 1-0:33.7.0.255,2,0}

Channel 29 : Instantaneous power factor (PF) phase L3 {3, 1-0:73.7.0.255,2,0}）
The data above can be collected in the same time ,and collect time period can bi set in 15mins.And
supports up to 100days of storage capacity
Load Profile Period 2:Recording data according to a certain time period.The data collect period can
be setted from 60mins to 1440mins.Data stored in the memory which storage performance is perfect .
For example:There are 21 channels：（Clock {8,0-0:1.0.0.255,2}
Channel 1 : Total Active energy import (+A) {3,1-0:1.8.0.255,2,0}
Channel 2 : Total Active energy export (+A) {3,1-0:2.8.0.255,2,0}
Channel 3 : Total Reactive energy import (+R) (QI+QII) {3,1-0:3.8.0.255,2,0}
Channel 4 : Total Reactive energy export (-R) (QIII+QIV) {3,1-0:4.8.0.255,2,0}
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Channel 29 : Instantaneous power factor (PF) phase L3 {3, 1-0:73.7.0.255,2,0}）
The data above can be collected in the same time ,and collect time period can be set in 120mins.And
supports up to 100months of storage capacity .
7.5. Meter Reset
The meter can operate the meter reset action only if it has been authorized and through the safety
certification.After meter reset ,the electric energy ,frozen data and recorded event and so on will be
cleared.The time and the electric energy data which the meter reset happens will be permanent recorded.
7.6. Automatically Reporting
When you increase one meter in the AMI system or DCU ,the meter will automatically report its
archives to AMI system or DCU,and then the AMI system or DCU can establish communication
channels with the meter according to the archives reported by the meter .
7.7. Relay Control(optional)
7.7.1. Relay parameters
The relay of the internal switches has passed the TUV certificate.
Boundary dimension: 103×46.5×41.7（mm）
Contact parameters:
The material of the internal relay contact uses AgSnO2/Cu.
Meet the standard of IEC 62055-31 class UC3
Maximum switching voltage: 380VAC
Maximum switching current: 120A
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Maximum switching power：30KVA
Lifetime:
Mechanical lifetime：≥500000 times
Electrical lifetime：≥10000times
Switch on/off time: 60ms
Withstand voltage:
Between contact and coil：4000VAC(50/60hz，1min)
Between off contacts：2000VAC(50/60hz，1min)
Between on contacts：4000VAC
7.7.2. Relay Control
There are three ways to control the load control relay of meter as follows:
Manual;
Remote Control;
Locally ;
The local control of load control relay (internal relay) will be done by an internal function (or
process) of meter. There are two internal functions to control the meter's internal relay (as local control)
as follows:
Limiter Control (over loading);
Schedule Control;
The schedule will be configured by central system.
The combination of four symbols will be used to specify the status of internal relay.Tab 1 shows the
value of data parameter related to different sources/purposes and intended symbols on meter's LCD.
Tab 1 Data Value in Disconnect Control
Symbol on Rema
No. Action Source/Purpose LCD rk
01 Locally (Schedule)
02 Locally (Limiter, Normal Condition)
Symb
03 Locally (Limiter, Emg. Condition)
ols Blink
04 Remote (Load Management)
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7.8. Event Record
The meter support the below four kinds of event records:
Standard event record: meter reset, power on, power down, clock adjusting, program
upgrade,reverse phase sequence, voltage imbalance,etc.
Security event record: meter cover opening event, terminal cover opening event,constant magnetic
field interference event detection,etc.
Switch on/off event record: remote/plan/demand limit/manual switch on-off, demand limit value
change,demand limit time of duration, etc.
Power quality monitoring event record: loss voltage, over voltage, voltage failure, voltage recovery,
etc.
Constant magnetic field interference event detection and record: The three-phase energy meter
detect externally there is the constant magnetic field with the strength more than 100mT and the time of
duration more than 5s, recorded as constant magnetic field interference event.
Note:Event code can see the Appendix B.
7.9. Prepayment Function (Custom-made if extending the function )
The meter needs recharge before use (purchase electric energy).You will be limited to use electric if
you have no electric energy.
Simple alarm process:
.The meter will show normal power using state when the meter has enough electric energy.
When the electric energy in the meter less than the alarm threshold , the money logo on the LCD will
be lighted , and at same time the meter will remote alarm .
When you start using credit charge ,the money logo on the LCD will twinkling ,and alarm at the
same time
When the credit charge is exhausted ,the meter will turn to arrears status and the relay will be
disconnected.
7.10. Power Quality Detection
Meter shall register and provide (for Central System) the power quality information. The power
quality parameters include the following (but not limited to):
Under Voltage and Over Voltage;
Voltage Cut (Missing Voltage);
Average Voltage;
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7.10.1. Average Voltage
The average voltage is determined in each phase. The average voltage values are stored in the
following COSEM objects:
Average voltage L1 (1-0:32.24.0.255 Class ID: 3);
The average voltage is determined according to the configurable aggregation time interval between 1
min to 60 min. This value can be configured by central system via COSEM object "Measurement Period
3 for Instantaneous Value" (1-0:0.8.2.255 Class ID: 3). The default value is 10 minutes. At the start of
aggregation interval, the meter starts sampling phase voltage and average them at the end of time
interval.
7.10.2. Under/Over Voltage (All Types of Meters)

The meter detects the under voltage and over voltage in all phases. The threshold of under voltage is
0.8Un and for overvoltage is 1.2Un. The threshold values of under voltage and over voltage are stored in
the following COSEM objects and can be set/adjust remotely by central system.
Threshold for Under Voltage (1-0:12.31.0.255, Class ID: 3);
Threshold for Over Voltage (1-0:12.35.0.255, Class ID: 3);
The under/over voltage will not be recorded unless they continue for equal or greater than the time
set for under voltage and overvoltage threshold. This time is adjustable and can be set via the following
COSEM object:
Time Threshold for Over Voltage (1-0:12.44.0.255, Class ID: 3);
Time Threshold for Under Voltage (1-0:12.43.0.255, Class ID: 3);
The time threshold for over voltage is between 1 sec. to 60 sec. and the default value is 15 sec.. The
time threshold for under voltage is between 1 sec. to 180 sec. The default value is 60 sec.
If any under voltage and Over Voltage happens, an event will be logged. The following COSEM
object from class ID 7 are in charge of capturing the over voltage and under voltage events.
Power Quality Event Log (0-0:99.98.4.255 Class ID: 7);
The COSEM object "Power Quality Event Log" (0-0:99.98.4.255 Class ID: 7) is in charge of
capturing the over voltage and under voltage (event codes: 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81). Apart from the event
codes, the voltage amplitude and duration are captured and stored as event parameters.
The total number of over/under voltage and the total duration of over/under voltage are stored in the
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following dedicated COSEM object.
Number of Under Voltage in Phase L1 (1-0:32.32.0.255);
Duration of Under Voltage in Phase L1 (1-0:32.33.0.255);
Number of Over Voltage in Phase L1 (1-0:32.36.0.255);
Duration of Over Voltage in Phase L1 (1-0:32.37.0.255);
7.10.3. Under/Over Voltage Counters in Meters
In three phase meter, there are four counters to count (and store) the number of over and under
voltages in different voltage levels (different threshold). If any over voltage or under voltage happens, the
voltage amplitude is compared to the defined threshold. If the voltage amplitude falls below the one of
the threshold, the corresponding counter will be incremented. The counters and their default threshold
values are presented in the blow table.
Table 01: The Counters and Threshold Values
Level Threshold Value Counter
1 U > +15% Counter 1 (Over Voltage)
2 +10% < U < +15% Counter 2 (Over Voltage)
3 -10% < U < +10% Counter 3 (Normal Voltage)
4 -15% < U < -10% Counter 4 (Under Voltage)
5 U < -15% Counter 5(Under Voltage)
7.10.4. Missing Voltage (Voltage Cut)
If the voltage drops below the "Threshold for Voltage Cut" and continues for the "Time Threshold
for Voltage Cut" seconds, the situation will be considered as Voltage Cut/Missing Voltage and an event
will be logged.
The threshold of voltage cut (missing voltage) is adjustable and can be set by central system. The
default value is 0.6Un. The threshold value is stored in the following COSEM object and can be
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set/adjust remotely by central system.
Threshold for Missing Voltage (Voltage Cut) (1-0:12.39.0.255, Class ID: 3);
As mentioned, the voltage cut (missing voltage) will not be recorded unless they continue for equal
or greater than the specific time. The voltage cut time is between 1 sec. to 180 sec. and the default value
is 30 sec.. This time is adjustable and can be set via the following COSEM object:
Time Threshold for Voltage Cut (1-0:12.45.0.255 Class ID: 3);
The voltage cut events are considered as Power Quality events and are captured by Power Quality
Event Log (0-0:99.98.4.255 Class ID: 7).
7.10.5. Voltage Phase sequence reversal
The logo “L1 L2 L3”on the LCD will flash when the meter detects voltage(current) order reverse
,and it will stop flashing until the issue is resolved
7.11. Update Firmware
The meter support online upgrade program. There are 4 steps: initialization, Firmware transmission,
Image verify, Image activated. And if the meter has not received the command of verify success, the
program will return to the previous version.
7.12. System Communication
The meter support local communication and remote communication.
Support local communication: support Optical interface,RS485 interface. The physical layer is in
accordance with IEC 62056-21. Protocol layer is in accordance with DLMS/COSEM
support Remote communication: Use PLC communication module, PRIME/G3,Application layer is
in accordance with DLMS/COSEM.
7.13. System Self-test
The meter can check out clock error, read and write memory chip failure, low battery, etc. The meter
will report the error event message and prompt on the LCD.
8. GPRS Module need basic parameters and set：
Name of setup parameters Note

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parameter
GPRS_Operation_ 1 always_on
Mode 0 triggered
Work mode
GPRS_Work_Role 1 GPRS Device as TCP Client
0 GPRS Device as TCP Server
APN CMNET（china mobile） Asking the local supplier of GPRS
Data center IP
IP’s standard format Such as 218.108.49.230
Address
Data center port Must be consistent with the setting of IP
0~65535 port number of primary station (channel
address).
GPRS transport 0—UDP Communication transmission protocol
protocol; 1—TCP（default） between GPRS module and data center.
If GPRS disconnect or empty
connection, unable to actively connect
0 （NONE） with the primary station, the command
of the primary station and terminal will
be demanded.
Send a heartbeat to detect GPRS link
GPRS keep alive
every N minutes. If discover any
time interval
disconnecting or empty connection, the
1~~254（default 5S）
module can actively connect with the
primary station, the connection interval
is 90 seconds/time.
Module reserved words, not as the
255
setting of the heartbeat period.
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9. Profile and Installation

9.1. The meter profile schematic
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9.2. Wiring Diagram
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Appendix A Data display

1. Display mode
Manual scroll display list
0.9.1 ——Local time
0.9.2 ——Local date
22.0.0 ——IEC HDLC optical port setup
1.8.0. ——Sum Li Active energy import (+A) (QI+QIV); Rate 0 (0 is total), value
1.8.1 ——Sum Li Active energy import (+A) (QI+QIV); Rate 1 (0 is total), value
1.8.2 ——Sum Li Active energy import (+A) (QI+QIV); Rate 2 (0 is total),value
1.6.0 ——Maximum Demand Register 1 - Active energy import (+A) (QI+QIV),
1.6.1 ——Maximum Demand Register 2 - Active energy import (+A) (QI+QIV)- rate 1,
1.6.2 ——Maximum Demand Register 3 - Active energy import (+A) (QI+QIV)- rate 2
1.6.3 ——Maximum Demand Register 4 - Active energy import (+A) (QI+QIV)- rate 3 ,
1.6.4 ——Maximum Demand Register 5 - Active energy import (+A) (QI+QIV)- rate 4
32.7.0 ——L1 Voltage; Inst. Value
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31.7.0 ——L1 Current ; Inst. value,
51.7.0 ——L2 Current ; Inst. value
71.7.0 ——L3 Current ; Inst. Value
90.7.0 ——Instantaneous current (sum over all phases)
1.7.0 ——Instantaneous active import power (+A) (QI+QIV)
2.7.0 ——Instantaneous active export power (-A) (QII+QIII)
21.7.0 ——L1 Active power+ (QI+QIV); Inst. Value
22.7.0 ——L1 Active power- (QII+QIII); Inst. Value
3.7.0 ——Sum Li Instantaneous reactive import power (+R) (QI+QII)
4.7.0 ——Instantaneous reactive export power (-R) (QIII+QIV); Inst. Value
23.7.0 ——L1 Reactive power+ (QI+QII); Inst. Value
24.7.0 ——L1 Reactive power- (QIII+QIV); Inst. Value
13.7.0 ——Sum Li Power factor; Inst. Value
33.7.0 ——L1 Power factor; Inst. Value
81.7.4 ——Angle of I(L1) - U(L1)
81.7.5 ——Angle of I(L2) - U(L1),
81.7.6 ——Angle of I(L3) - U(L1)
81.7.1 ——Angle of U(L2) - U(L1),
81.7.2 ——Angle of U(L3) - U(L1)
14.7.0 ——Supply frequency; Inst. Value
96.6.3 ——Temperature meter
Auto scroll display list
0.9.1 ——Local time,
0.9.2 ——Local date
1.8.0 ——Sum Li Active energy import (+A) (QI+QIV); Rate 0 (0 is total),
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2.8.0 ——Sum Li Active energy export (-A) (QII+QIII); Rate 0 (0 is total),
3.8.0 ——Sum Li Reactive energy import (+R) (QI+QII); Rate 0 (0 is total),
3.8.1 ——Sum Li Reactive energy (+R) (QI+QII); Rate 1 (0 is total),
4.8.0 ——Sum Li Reactive energy export (-R) (QIII+QIV); Rate 0 (0 is total),
4.8.1 ——Sum Li Reactive energy (-R) (QIII+QIV); Rate 1 (0 is total),
4.8.4 ——Sum Li Reactive energy (-R) (QIII+QIV); Rate 4 (0 is total)
Without power display list
0.9.1 ——Local time,
0.9.2 ——Local date,
2. OBIS LIST
OBIS Abbreviation Content
Already Display
1.0.0.9.1.255 0.9.1 Local time
1.0.0.9.2.255 0.9.2 Local date
0.0.22.0.0.255 22.0.0 IEC HDLC optical port setup
1.0.1.8.0.255 1.8.0 Total import active energy
1.0.1.8.1.255 1.8.1 Total import active energy of rate 1

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1.0.2.8.0.255 2.8.0 Total export active energy
1.0.2.8.1.255 2.8.1 Total export active energy of rate 1
1.0.3.8.0.255 3.8.0 Total import reactive energy
1.0.3.8.1.255 3.8.1 Total import reactive energy of rate 1
1.0.4.8.0.255 4.8.0 Total export reactive energy
1.0.4.8.1.255 4.8.1 Total export reactive energy of rate 1
1.0.1.6.0.255 1.6.0 Max Demand Register 1 - Active energy import (value)
1.0.1.6.0.255 1.6.0 Max Demand Register 1 - Active energy import (status)
1.0.1.6.1.255 1.6.1 Max Demand Register 2 - Active energy import of rate1 (value)
1.0.1.6.1.255 1.6.1 Max Demand Register 2 - Active energy import of rate1 (status)
1.0.1.6.2.255 1.6.2 Max Demand Register 3 - Active energy import of rate2(value)
1.0.1.6.2.255 1.6.2 Max Demand Register 3 - Active energy import of rate2(status)
1.0.32.7.0.255 32.7.0 L1 Voltage; Inst. Value
1.0.31.7.0.255 31.7.0 L1 Current ; Inst. value
1.0.90.7.0.255 90.7.0 Instantaneous current (sum over all phases)
1.0.1.7.0.255 1.7.0 Instantaneous active import power (+A) (QI+QIV)
1.0.2.7.0.255 2.7.0 Instantaneous active export power (-A) (QII+QIII)
1.0.21.7.0.255 21.7.0 L1 Active power+ (QI+QIV); Inst. Value
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1.0.22.7.0.255 22.7.0 L1 Active power- (QII+QIII); Inst. Value
1.0.3.7.0.255 3.7.0 Sum Li Instantaneous reactive import power (+R) (QI+QII)
1.0.4.7.0.255 4.7.0 Instantaneous reactive export power (-R) (QIII+QIV); Inst.
Value
1.0.23.7.0.255 23.7.0 L1 Reactive power+ (QI+QII); Inst. Value
1.0.24.7.0.255 24.7.0 L1 Reactive power- (QIII+QIV); Inst. Value
1.0.13.7.0.255 13.7.0 Sum Li Power factor ; inst .value
1.0.33.7.0.255 33.7.0 L1 Power factor; Inst. Value
1.0.81.7.4.255 81.7.4 Angle of I(L1) - U(L1)
1.0.81.7.5.255 81.7.5 Angle of I(L2) - U(L1)
1.0.81.7.6.255 81.7.6 Angle of I(L3) - U(L1)
1.0.81.7.1.255 81.7.1 Angle of U(L2) - U(L1)
1.0.81.7.2.255 81.7.2 Angle of U(L3) - U(L1)
1.0.14.7.0.255 14.7.0 Supply frequency; Inst. Value
0.0.96.6.3.255 96.6.3 Temperature meter
Not Display
1.1.94.98.10.255 94.98.10 After n times wrong password Com port will be disable
1.1.94.98.20.255 94.98.20 Number of automatically reclosing relay after demand
exceeding
1.1.94.98.22.255 94.98.22 Number of automatically reclosing relay after demand
exceeding (emergency)
1.0.0.4.2.255 0.4.2 Transformer ratio -current (numerator)
1.0.0.4.3.255 0.4.3 Transformer ratio -voltage (numerator)
1.0.0.4.5.255 0.4.5 Transformer ratio -current (denominator)
1.0.0.4.6.255 0.4.6 Transformer ratio -voltage (denominator)
1.0.12.31.0.255 12.31.0 Threshold for voltage sag
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1.0.12.35.0.255 12.35.0 Threshold for voltage swell
1.0.12.39.0.255 12.39.0 Threshold for voltage cut
1.0.12.43.0.255 12.43.0 Time threshold for voltage sag
1.0.12.44.0.255 12.44.0 Time threshold for voltage swell
1.0.12.45.0.255 12.45.0 Time threshold for voltage cut
0.0.96.7.20.255 96.7.20 Time threshold for long of power failure
1.1.94.98.11.255 94.98.11 Duration anti reply after n attack
1.1.94.98.21.255 94.98.21 Reconnection timeout for reclosing after demand exceeding
1.1.94.98.23.255 94.98.23 Reconnection timeout for reclosing after demand exceeding
(emergency)
0.1.94.98.4.255 94.98.4 New firmware safety time
1.1.94.98.1.255 94.98.1 Default tariff
Appendix B Event list

Event Event name Description
code
Long Power Failure Event Log

Power Quality Event Log
Power Failure Event Log

Disconnect Event Log
Security Event Log
Standard Event Log
M-bus Event Log
1 Power Down Indicates a complete power down of the device. Please X

note that this is related to the device and not necessarily to
the network. In fact, it shows problem in meter power
supply.
2 Power Up Indicates that the device is powered again after a complete X
power down.
3 Daylight saving time Indicates the regular change from and to daylight saving X
Activated regularly time. The time stamp shows the time before the change.
This event is not set in case of manual clock changes and
in case of power failures.
4 Clock Adjust (old Indicates that the clock has been adjusted. The date/time X
time /date) that is stored in the event log is the old date/time before
adjusting the clock.
5 Clock Adjust (new Indicates that the clock has been adjusted. The date/time X
time /date) that is stored in the event log is the new date/time after
adjusting the clock.
6 Clock Invalid Indicates that clock may be invalid, i.e. if the power X
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reserve of the clock has exhausted. It is set at power up.
8 Replace Indicates that the battery must be exchanged due to the X
Battery is needed expected end of life time.
9 Battery is replaced Indicates the backup battery (external) has been replaced X
10 Battery(Backup) Low Indicates that the current battery voltage is low (Only the X
Voltage backup battery).
11 Passive Tariff Indicates that the passive tariff(Calendar) has been X
(Calendar) Activated activated.
14 Meter Program Indicates a physical or a logical error in the program X
Memory Error memory.
15 RAM Error Indicates a physical or a logical error in the RAM. X
16 NV Memory Error Indicates a physical or a logical error in the non volatile X
memory
17 Watchdog Error Indicates a watch dog reset or a hardware reset of the X
micro controller.
18 Measurement System X
Error Indicates a logical or physical error in the measurement
system
19 Firmware Check Indicates that the new firmware check (s) (Completeness X
Fault Check, CRC Verification, Signature Validation) has (have)
not been passed.
20 Firmware ready for Indicates that the new firmware has been successfully X
activation downloaded and verified, i.e. it is ready for activation
21 Firmware activated Indicates that a new firmware has been activated X
22 Tariff Parameter Indicate that some changes have been happened in Tariff X
Changed parameters/setting
23 Passive Tariff The passive structures of tariff (Calendar) or a new X
(Calendar) activation date/time were programmed
programmed
24 Meter Software Error This event will be generated in the case of a malfunction in X
software. A watchdog that checks software activity shall
detect the software errors. If the watchdog becomes active,
the event is logged and the corresponding error is set in the
error register
40 Terminal Cover Indicates that the terminal cover has been removed. X
opened
41 Terminal Cover Indicates that the terminal cover has been closed. X
closed
42 Strong DC field Indicates that a strong magnetic DC field has been X
detected detected.
43 Strong DC field Indicates that the strong magnetic DC field has X
removed disappeared.
44 Meter cover opened Indicates that the meter cover has been removed. X
45 Meter cover closed Indicates that the meter cover has been closed. X
46 Association Indicates that a user tried to gain LLS access with wrong X
authentication failure password (intrusion detection) or HLS access challenge
after n times processing failed n-times
47 Configuration Parameter (s) changed X
changed
50 Replay attack Receive frame counter value less or equal to the last X
successfully received frame counter in the received
APDU.
54 Communication Communication module is removed. X
module removed
55 Communication Communication module is inserted again after removal. X
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module insert
60 Manual Indicates that the disconnecter has been manually X
Disconnection disconnected.
61 Manual connection Indicates that the disconnecter has been manually X
connected.
62 Remote Indicates that the disconnecter has been remotely X
disconnection disconnected.
63 Remote connection Indicates that the disconnecter has been remotely X
disconnected.
64 Local disconnection Indicates that the disconnecter has been locally X
disconnected (i.e. via the limiter, current supervision,
schedule or so on as internal process).
65 Local reconnection Indicates that the disconnecter has been locally X
re-connected (i.e. via the limiter, current supervision,
schedule or so on as internal process).
66 Limiter threshold Indicates that the limiter threshold has been exceeded X
exceed (both Normal and Emergency).
67 Limiter threshold OK Indicates that the monitored value of the limiter dropped X
below the threshold (both Normal and Emergency).
68 Limiter threshold Indicates that the limiter threshold has been changed (both X
changed Normal and Emergency).
76 Under voltage Indicates under voltage on L1 phase was detected. X
(voltage sag) L1
(voltage sag) L2
(voltage sag) L3
79 Overvoltage (voltage Indicates over voltage on L1 phase was detected. X
swell) L1
swell) L2
swell) L3
82 Missing Voltage Indicates that voltage on at least L1 phase has fallen below X
(voltage cut) L1 the min threshold for longer than the T time delay.
(voltage cut) L2 the min threshold for longer than the T time delay.
(voltage cut) L3 the min threshold for longer than the time delay.
85 Normal Voltage L1 Indicates that the mains voltage is in normal limits again, X
after overvoltage or under voltage
90 Short power failure X
L1
L2
L3
95 Long Power Failure X
L1
L2
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L3
254 Load profile cleared Any of the profiles cleared. X X
Note: If it appears in Standard Event Log then any of the
E-load profiles was cleared. If the event appears in the
M-Bus Event Log then one of the M-Bus load profiles was
cleared.
255 Any of event logs Indicates that the event log was cleared. This is always the X X X X X X
were cleared first entry in an event log. It is only stored in the affected
event log.
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Three-phase Smart meter

Meter with GPRS GPRS Module

This PCB includes the below modules:

LCD display shows the contents of LCD symbols as below:

Display numerical value

The current running quadrant instructions

The status of relay

Current tariff number

GPRS Communication status(Signal strength)

Sum Li Active energy import (+A);

L3 Reactive power-; Inst

Maximum Demand Register 1 - Active energy import (+A)

L1 Current ; Inst. Value

DLMS HDLC optical port setup

Channel 20 : Instantaneous voltage L2 {3, 1-0:52.7.0.255,2,0}

Channel 20 : Instantaneous voltage L2 {3, 1-0:52.7.0.255,2,0}

02 Locally (Limiter, Normal Condition)

7.10.2. Under/Over Voltage (All Types of Meters)

8. GPRS Module need basic parameters and set：

Name of setup parameters Note

9. Profile and Installation

Appendix A Data display

1.0.1.8.1.255 1.8.1 Total import active energy of rate 1

Appendix B Event list

Long Power Failure Event Log

Power Failure Event Log

M-bus Event Log

1 Power Down Indicates a complete power down of the device. Please X

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