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4.2.2: Using Test Mode
The same selected measurement profile quantities (data accumulations) that are calculated during
normal operation are calculated in Test Mode. Display quantities (Watt-hour, VAR-hour, Volt-
Ampere-hour and Block Demand quantities) are displayed in units rather than kilo-units; i.e. the
data is displayed as Wh, VARh, VAh and Watts rather than kWh, kVARh, kVAh and kW. The
same demand values calculated during normal operation are also calculated in Test Mode. The
display formats in Test Mode are changed to provide greater resolution during test operations.
The display does not scroll while in Test Mode. Each item remains displayed until the Test
Button is pressed. At that time, the next Test Mode screen is shown.
The following table shows the display screens available in Test Mode, the data displayed on each
screen and the pulse source for each screen:
Test Mode
Wh - Rec
VARh - Q1 & Q2
VARh - Q3 & Q4
VAh - Q1 & Q4
VAh - Q2 & Q3
Watt Demand Rolling
Watt Demand Block
Adjacent to the Test Button (T) is the Reset Button (R). A Test Reset is initiated by pressing and
releasing the Reset Button while in Test Mode. A Test Mode Reset causes all test quantities to be
reset to zero and a new block interval to be started. The item displayed when the reset occured
remains in the display but the value will be initialized.
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Test Mode Displayed Data and Pulse Source
Displayed Data
Wh - Del
Delivered Wh Energy
Received Wh Energy
VARh in Quadrant 1
VARh in Quadrant 2
VARh in Quadrant 3
VARh in Quadrant 4
VAh in Quadrant 1
VAh in Quadrant 4
VAh in Quadrant 2
VAh in Quadrant 3
Watt Block Demand
Watt Block Demand
Pulse Source
kWh - Rec
kVARhr, Del
kVARhr, Rec
Delivered
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kWh, Del
kVAhr, Q1
kVAhr, Q3
kWh, Del
kWh, Del
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