GE Power Quality Meter Series Instruction Manual page 278

adding ...................................................................... 3-8
brightness ................................................................. 4-3
delay ........................................................................ 4-3
deleting ..................................................................... 3-8
DEFAULT SETPOINTS
loading .....................................................................4-12
DEMAND
alarms .....................................................................4-48
calculation methods ..................................................4-10
power ......................................................................4-10
DEMAND ALARMS .....................................................4-48
DEMAND METERING .................................................5-14
DEVICE PROFILE DOCUMENT .................................... 8-1
DIELECTRIC STRENGTH TESTING ............................2-21
DIMENSIONS .............................................................. 2-1
DISPLAY ..................................................................... 3-1
DISPLAY FILTERING ................................................... 4-3
DNP
analog input/outpu change point list ........................... 8-9
binary input change point list ..................................... 8-5
binary input point list ................................................. 8-5
binary output point list ............................................... 8-7
control relay output point list ...................................... 8-7
counter point list .......................................................8-14
default variations ....................................................... 8-4
device profile document ............................................. 8-1
implementation table ................................................. 8-3
setpoints ................................................................... 4-7
DNP 3.0 CONFIGURATION .......................................... 4-7
DOWNLOADING PRODUCT ENHANCEMENTS ............ 1-4
E
ENERGY COST ..........................................................4-10
ENERGY METERING ..................................................5-12
ENTERING SETPOINTS .............................................6-11
ERROR CHECKING ..................................................... 7-2
ERROR RESPONSES .................................................7-13
EVENT LIST ...............................................................5-28
EVENT RECORDER ................................... 4-13, 5-27, A-1
EXPANSION ................................................................ 1-4
EXTERNAL CONNECTION TABLE ............................... 2-4
EXTERNAL CONNECTIONS ........................................ 2-4
F
FACTORY DEFAULTS ................................................4-12
FACTORY USE ONLY ................................................4-58
FEATURES ................................................................. 1-2
highlights .................................................................. 1-1
optional ..................................................................... 1-5
FIGURE LIST .............................................................. B-1
FIRMWARE
upgrading ............................................................6-7, 6-8
FREQUENCY ........................................... 4-20, 4-42, 5-16
FRONT PANEL ............................................................ 3-1
FRONT PANEL PORT .................................................2-20
H
HARMONIC ANALYSIS ...............................................6-13
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INDEX
HARMONIC SPECTRUM ...............................................1-7
HI-POT TESTING ....................................................... 2-21
HYPERTERMINAL ....................................................... A-4
I
INTERFACING USING HYPERTERMINAL .................... A-4
INTERPRETING THE DATA LOG INFORMATION ....... A-13
INTRODUCTION ..........................................................1-1
K
KEYPAD ......................................................................3-4
KEYPAD ENTRY ..........................................................3-7
L
LABEL .........................................................................2-2
LEDs
testing ..................................................................... 4-54
LIST OF FIGURES ...................................................... B-1
LIST OF TABLES ........................................................ B-1
M
MEMORY MAP .................................................. 7-14, 7-15
MEMORY MAP DATA FORMATS ................................ 7-55
MESSAGE KEY OPERATION ........................................3-6
MESSAGE KEYS ..........................................................3-6
METERING
overview ....................................................................1-4
MISCELLANEOUS ALARMS ....................................... 4-53
MODBUS
address .............................................................. 4-6, 4-7
function code 03 .........................................................7-4
function code 04 .........................................................7-4
function code 05 .................................................. 7-5, 7-6
function code 06 .........................................................7-7
function code 07 .........................................................7-8
function code 08 .........................................................7-9
function code 16 ..................................... 7-10, 7-11, 7-12
memory map ............................................................ 7-14
supported functions ....................................................7-4
MODBUS PROTOCOL ..................................................7-1
MODEL INFORMATION ..................................... 5-31, 5-32
MODUBUS
broadcast command .......................................... 7-6, 7-12
execute operation .......................................................7-5
loopback test .............................................................7-9
performing commands .............................................. 7-11
read actual values ......................................................7-4
read device status ......................................................7-8
read setpoints ............................................................7-4
store multiple setpoints ............................................. 7-10
store single setpoint ...................................................7-7
MOUNTING ..................................................................2-1
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