Table Of Contents - Electro Industries Shark 200 Installation & Operation Manual

Table of Contents

Electro Industries/Gaugetech Electro Industries/Gaugetech Doc # E1497014
Customer Service And Support5
Table Of Contents9
Three-Phase Power Measurement13
Three-Phase System Configurations13
Wye Connection13
Three-Phase Wye Winding14
Phasor Diagram Showing Three-Phase Voltages And Currents14
Common Phase Voltages On Wye Services15
Delta Connection16
Three-Phase Delta Winding Relationship16
Phasor Diagram, Three-Phase Voltages And Currents, Delta-Connected17
Phasor Diagram Showing Three-Phase Four-Wire Delta-Connected System17
Blondel's Theorem And Three Phase Measurement18
Power, Energy And Demand20
Power Use Over Time21
Power And Energy Relationship Over Time22
Energy Use And Demand23
Reactive Energy And Power Factor24
Voltage And Complex Current24
Harmonic Distortion26
Nondistorted Current Waveform26
Distorted Current Waveform27
Waveforms Of The Harmonics27
Power Quality29
Typical Power Quality Problems And Sources30
Meter Overview And Specifications31
Voltage And Current Inputs35
Universal Voltage Inputs35
Current Inputs35
Ordering Information35
Key Technology38
Obtaining A V-Switch Key38
Enabling The V-Switch Key39
Measured Values40
Utility Peak Demand41
Specifications42
Kyz/Rs485 Port Specifications44
Infrared Led45
Internal Schematic45
Output Timing45
Optional, Through I/O Card Slots47
Compliance47
Accuracy49
Mechanical Installation51
Meter Front And Side Dimensions51
200T Dimensions52
Meter Back Dimensions52
Ansi Installation Steps53
Ansi And Din Cutout Dimensions53
Din Installation Steps54
Figure 3.5: Ansi Installation54
Din Installation55
Transducer Installation56
Specs For Din Rail Mounting56
Din Rail (Slotted) Dimensions56
Transducer On Din Rail56
Din Rail Detail57
Electrical Installation59
Considerations When Installing Meters59
Ct Leads Terminated To Meter62
Ct Leads Terminated To Meter, #8 Screw For Lug Connection62
Ct Leads Pass Through (No Meter Termination)63
Pass Through Wire Electrical Connection63
Quick Connect Crimp-On Terminations64
Quick Connect Electrical Connection64
Voltage And Power Supply Connections65
Ground Connections65
Voltage Fuses65
Meter Connections65
Electrical Connection Diagrams66
Example Of Dual Phase Hookup68
Example Of Single Phase Hookup69
Service: Delta, 3-Wire With No Pts, 2 Cts73
Service: Delta, 3-Wire With 2 Pts, 2 Cts74
Service: Delta, 3-Wire With 2 Pts, 3 Cts75
Service: Current Only Measurement (Three Phase)76
Service: Current Only Measurement (Dual Phase)77
Service: Current Only Measurement (Single Phase)78
Extended Surge Protection For Substation Instrumentation79
Wiring Schematic For Extended Surge Suppression79
Communication Installation81
Irda Port81
Rs485 / Kyz Output (Com 2)81
Shark 200 Meter Back With Rs485 Communication Installation82
Shark 200 Meter Connected To A Pc Via Rs485 Bus82
2-Wire Rs485 Connection83
Rs485 Daisy Chain Connection84
Incorrect "T" and "Star" Topologies84
Using The Unicom 250085
Unicom 2500 With Connections85
Using The Rs485 To Usb Communication Converter86
To Use The E20530187
Meter Hookup87
And Programming Overview87
Accessing The Meter In Default Communication Mode88
Protocol: Modbus Rtu88
Shark 200 Meter Device Profile Settings93
Ct, Pt Ratios And System Hookup93
Example Ct Settings95
Example Pt Settings95
Display Configuration96
Phases Displayed96
Auto Scroll Display96
Enable On Face Plate Of Display96
Flip Power Factor Sign97
Display Voltage In Secondary97
Load Bar Custom Configuration100
Enable Fixed Scale For Voltage Display100
Energy, Power Scaling, And Averaging101
Power Settings101
Energy Settings101
System Settings102
Interval Window102
Change The Password103
Change The Meter Identification103
Limits104
To Set Up A Limit104
To Configure A Limit105
Primary Fields105
Time Settings106
Using The Shark 200 Meter109
Understanding Meter Face Elements109
Face Plate With Elements109
Understanding Meter Face Buttons110
Faceplate With Buttons110
Using The Front Panel111
Understanding Startup And Default Displays111
Display Showing Watt-Hour Reading112
Using The Main Menu112
Using Reset Mode113
Entering A Password114
Using Configuration Mode115
To Access Configuration Mode115
Configuring The Scroll Feature117
To Enable Or Disable Auto-Scrolling117
Configuring Ct Setting118
Configuring Pt Setting119
To Change The Value For The Pt Numerator Or Denominator119
To Change The Value For The Pt Scaling119
Configuring Connection Setting121
Configuring Communication Port Setting121
To Enter The Address122
To Select The Baud Rate122
To Select The Protocol122
Using Operating Mode123
Possible Readings123
Understanding The % Of Load Bar124
Performing Watt Hour Accuracy Testing (Verification)125
Watt Hour Test Pulse125
Using The Watt Hour Test Pulse126
Test Procedure127
Using The I/O Option Cards129
Shark 200 Meter Back, Showing Option Card Slots And I/O Card129
Detail Of Guide Track130
Configuring Option Cards132
1Ma Output Card132
Default Configuration133
Wiring Diagram134
Channel 0 - 1 Ma Output Card134
20Ma Output Card (20Maos)135
Digital Output (Relay Contact) / Digital Input Card (Ro1S)138
Relay Contact (2) / Status Input (2) Card140
Pulse Output (Solid State Relay Contacts Digital Input Card (P01S)141
Pulse Output (4) / Status Input (4) Card143
Fiber Optic Communication Card (Fosts; Fovps)144
St Type Connector145
Versatile Link Type Connector145
10/100Baset Ethernet Communication Card (Inp100S)146
Iec 61850 Protocol Ethernet Network Card (Inp300S)148
Iec61850 Protocol Ethernet Network Card149
Using The Ethernet Card (Inp100S)151
Hardware Connection151
Meter With Inp100S Card151
Overview151
Performing Network Configuration152
Inp100S Ethernet Card Features152
Ethernet Communication153
Embedded Web Server153
Upgrading the Ethernet Card's Firmware161
Resetting The Ethernet Card163
Email Notification164
Data Push170
Ntp Time Server Synchronization174
Modbus And Dnp Over Ethernet174
8 Keep-Alive Feature174
Data Logging177
Available Logs177
Historical Logs177
Limit/Alarm Log177
System Events Log178
Waveform Log178
A: Shark® 200 Meter Navigation Maps179
Main Menu Screens (Sheet 1)180
Operating Mode Screens181
Reset Mode Screens182
Configuration Mode Screens183
Modbus Register Map Sections185
Data Formats185
Ascii185
B: Modbus Map And Retrieving Logs185
B.4: Floating Point Values186
B.5: Retrieving Logs Using The Shark® 200 Meter's Modbus Map187
200 Meter Logs188
B.5.1: Data Formats188
I/O Change Log Tables189
Card Change Flags189
Card Current States190
Pq Event Log190
Historical Log Programmable Settings190
B.5.3: Block Definitions190
Historical Log Blocks191
Header191
Register List192
Item Descriptor List193
Log Status Block194
Max Records195
Records Used195
Record Size195
Log Availability195
Log Retrieval Block196
Log Retrieval Header197
Records Per Window198
Number Of Repeats199
Log Retrieval Window Block199
Window Status199
Record Number200
Auto-Increment200
B.5.4: Log Retrieval200
Modbus Function Code 0X23201
B.5.4.3: Log Retrieval Procedure202
B.5.4.4: Log Retrieval Example205
Timestamp209
System Event Record214
B.5.5: Log Record Interpretation214
Alarm Record218
Direction218
Limit Type218
Limit Id218
Interpretation Of Alarm Data219
Identifier219
Above Setpoint219
Above Hysteresis219
Below Setpoint220
Below Hysteresis220
Historical Log Record221
I/O Change Log Record222
Waveform Log Record223
Pq Event Record223
Present States223
Log Retrieval Section224
B.5.6: Examples224
Sample Historical Log 1 Record226
Historical Log 1 Record And Programmable Settings226
Waveform Log Retrieval227
Header Block Definition - 36 Bytes228
Channel Sample Block Definition (4098 Bytes)229
Parsing A Waveform Capture229
Additional Waveform Processing236
Parsing A Pq Event Record243
Pq Event Record Binary Content Mapping243
Timestamp (6B)243
Event Channels243
Flags= 0245
Event_Cycle_Tag = 0245
Present State/Event Channel Definition (2 Bytes)246
Decimal Representation249
B.6.1: Hex Representation249
Modbus Register Map (Mm-1 To Mm-40)250
Meter Data Section (Note 2)252
Physical Layer295
C: Dnp Mapping295
C.1: Supported Link Functions296
Application Layer296
C.3: Data Link Layer296
Error Reply298
Object Specifics298
Object 1 - Binary Input Status With Flag298
Object 10 - Binary Output States298
C.4: Application Layer298
Object 30 - Analog Inputs299
Object 50 - Date And Time299
Object 60 - Class Objects299
Dnp Object Point Map300
Binary Input Status With Flags300
Supported Flags300
Binary Output States301
Control Relay Outputs302
Object 20 - Binary Counters (Primary Readings)303
Object 30 - Analog Inputs (Secondary Readings)304
Object 30 - Analog Inputs (Primary Readings)307
Object 80 - Internal Indicator309
Dnp Message Layouts309
Legend309
Link Layer Related Frames310
Application Layer Related Frames310
Clear Restart310
Reset Link310
Reset Energy311
Switch To Modbus311
Reset Demand (Maximums & Minimums)311
Internal Indication Bits312
Bad Function312
Object Unknown312
Out Of Range312
Installation Procedures313
D: Using The Usb To Irda Adapter (Cab6490)313
Using The Iec 61850 Protocol Ethernet Network Card (Inp300S)321
E.1: Overview Of Iec 61850321
E.1.1: Relationship Of Clients And Servers In Iec 61850322
Object Model Display On A Diagnostic Browser323
E.1.2: Structure Of Iec 61850 Network324
Ssd325
Icd - Ied Capability Description325
Scd - System Configuration Description325
Cid - Configured Ied Description325
E.1.2.1: Elements Of An Iec 61850 Network325
E.1.3: Steps In Configuring An Iec 61850 Network327
E.2: Configuration Process328
Electro Industries' Implementation of the IEC 61850 Server329
E.1.4.1: Shark® 200 Server Configuration331
Free Tools For Iec 61850 Start-Up332
E.1.5: Reference Materials332
Commercial Tools For Iec 61850 Implementation333
E.2: Using The Shark® 200 Meter's Iec 61850 Protocol Ethernet Network Card333
E.2.2: Installing The Iec 61850 Protocol Ethernet Network Card335
Network Time Protocol (Ntp) Server339
E.2.3.2: Configuring The Meter On The Iec 61850 Network341
E.3: Viewing The Iec 61850 Protocol Ethernet Network Card's System Log346
E.4: Upgrading The Iec 61850 Protocol Ethernet Network Card's Firmware347
E.5: Resetting The Iec 61850 Protocol Ethernet Network Card348
Keep-Alive Feature349
Testing349
Error Codes350