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Toky DW9L 3 Series Operation Manual

Toky DW9L 3 Series Operation Manual

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DW9L Series 3 Phase Energy Meter Operation Manual
Toky Electrical Co., Ltd

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  • Page 1 DW9L Series 3 Phase Energy Meter Operation Manual Toky Electrical Co., Ltd...
  • Page 2 Thank you for choosing our products. In order to facilitate you to use this instrument safely, correctly and efficiently, please read this manual carefully and pay attention to the following points when using it. Note: ! This equipment can only be installed by professionals. The manufacturer will not be responsible for any failure caused by failure to follow the instructions in this manual.
  • Page 3 Ⅰ. Description 1.1 The instrument implements relevant national standards DL/T 614-2007 <Multifunction Energy Meter> GB/T 17215.301-2007 <Multifunction Harmonic Meter Special Requirements> GB/T 17215.322-2008 < 2nd and 3rd Class Static AC Active Power Meter> GB/T 17215.323-2008 <2nd and 3rd Level Static AC Reactive Power Meter> DL/T 645-2007 <Multifunctional Energy Meter Communication Protocol>...
  • Page 4: Function List

    1.3 Function List Function DW9L-IRC38 3 phase voltage Grid frequency 3 phase current Zero phase current Real-time 3 phase active power measurement 3 phase reactive power 3 phase apparent power 3 phase power factor Positive sequence, negative sequence, zero sequence Active Power Energy Metering 4-quadrant reactive power...
  • Page 5: Technical Parameters

    II.Technical Parameters Item Performance parameters Network 3 phase 4 wires/ 3 phase 3 wire/ Single phase Rated value AC3x220V/380V Overload Continuous:1.2 times Instantaneous:2 times/2s Power Consumption Voltage <0.6VA (each phase) impedance >500kΩ Accuracy RMS measurement, Accuracy 0.2% Rated Value AC5A(AC1A can be ordered) Input Measurement Display Overload...
  • Page 6: Installation And Wiring

    III. Installation and wiring 3.1 Loading List Instructions Certification Meter Mounting brackets 1( PC ) 1(Set) 1(PC) 1(PC) 3.2 Shape and mounting hole size Minimum installation distance Model Case Size Hole Size Length(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) Horizontal Direction Vertical direction 96x96 91x91 92x92+0.5...
  • Page 7 3.5 Terminal corresponding wiring chart Corresponding Corresponding Input and output Description Category terminal number directions letter L(+) Input Optional AC and DC power supply; Power Range:AC:85~265V DC:100~240V N(-) Input Output NO: 1st alarm open Alarm or remote control Output NC:1st alarm close output ACOM Alarm or remote control...
  • Page 8 3.6 Connection Drawing low pressure: 3 phase 4 wires low pressure: 3 phase 3 wires Ia* Ia Ic* Ic Uc Ub Ia* Ia Ib* Ib Ic* Ic 21 22 24 25 26 28 29 21 22 24 25 26 28 29 high pressure: 3 phase 4 wires low pressure: 3 phase 3 wires Uc Ub...
  • Page 9 3.7 Power Supply The instrument has a universal (AC/DC) power input interface. If no special explanation is given, it is a standard product of AC220V power interface. The limit working voltage of the instrument is AC 85-265V. Please ensure that the supplied power is suitable for this series. Products to prevent damage to the product. Also recommended: ①...
  • Page 10 3.12 Communication Output The device has a two-wire RS-485 communication port with terminals labeled A+, B-. High-speed optocoupler isolation and protection circuits prevent common-mode and differential-mode voltage interference, lightning strikes, and miswiring from damaging the communications port. The RS-485 communication mode allows a maximum of 32 instruments to be connected on one bus. In this case, an RS-232C/RS-485 converter is required. The communication cable can be an ordinary shielded twisted pair cable.
  • Page 11 4.4 26 English letters display method on LED: Because this instrument uses a pen-type liquid crystal, it may not be intuitive when displaying characters. Therefore, when reading ambiguity occurs, please check according to the following form. The characters that appear in the instrument have been mapped to the following form. English letter display method English letter...
  • Page 12 4.6 Menu Operation Illustration Under user menu status 1. Press “ SET ” key more than 3 second, if the user password is set, it will pop up the password input box, input the correct password to enter the user’ menu to modify the patameter.
  • Page 13 Continued from the front chart When character “ do ” is remote control mode, otherwise it is alarm mode Alarm mode reference "4.9 alarm, transmission parameter comparison chart" 1: means international standard unit, K: means 1000 times of international Alarm Unit standard unit, M: means1000000 times of international standard unit.
  • Page 14 4.7 Menu modification example ① Setting the current ratio method measure state 1st level >5s system setting 2nd level 3rd level modified state Primary current setting (Unit:A) Secondary current setting (unit:A) ② Setting the communication address method measure state 1st level >5s system setting signal setting...
  • Page 15 4.8 Multi-rate setting instructions ① The 0, 1, 2, and 3 in the rate menu correspond to Sharp, Peak, Flat, and Valley rates, respectively. Customers can choose to use Two or more of these rates; ② The rate corresponds to the start time of the rate in that period. Similarly, customers can use only 2 or more of these hours. For example:The sharp, peak, flat, valley time set by Shenzhen Power Supply Bureau are as follows Peak hours:09:00-11:30、14:00-16:30、19:00-21:00(total 7 hours);...
  • Page 16: Simple Troubleshooting

    4.9 Alarm output and transmission output parameter Parameter Switch output (low alarm) code Switch output (high alarm) code transmission output(4-20mA)code Ua(A phase voltage) (UaH) (Ua) (UaL) Ub(B phase voltage) (UbH) (Ub) (UbL) Uc(C phase voltage) (UcH) (Uc) (UcL) U( phase voltage of A, B or C) (UH)...
  • Page 17 VI.Event record description Event recording is currently an optional feature and can only be read through communications. The specific instructions are as follows: 6.1 Event Types Including the followed 10 types: Correspondence data Event Desciption Power on the meter modified parameter Clear Energy Clear Demand Clear Event...
  • Page 18: Modbus Rtu Protocol

    VII. Communication Protocol Description 7.1 MODBUS-RTU protocol 7.1.1 Meter meets MODBUS-RTU communication protocol,adopts RS485 half-duplex communication to check 16-bit CRC. The meter does not return the check error. ① All RS485 loop communication should follow master and slave mode.In this way, information and data are transferred between a single master station and up to 32 slave stations (monitoring devices);...
  • Page 19 Return message format from slave response: Bytes Returned information Remark Slave response Slave address From slave 01 Function code Read register Reading 2 registers total 4 bytes 0x00 High byte of contents at address 0x4000 memory 0x00 High byte of contents at address 0x4000 memory Register data 0x08 Low byte of contents at address 0x4000 memory...
  • Page 20 7.2.4 CRC code calculation method ① Preset a 16-bit register to hexadecimal FFFF (that is all 1); call this register CRC register; ② Compare the first 8-bit binary data (the first byte of the communication message frame) with the lower 8 bits of the 16-bit CRC register and place the result in the CRC register.
  • Page 21 0x4036 Reactive power long 0.001kvarh 0x4038 Positive active power long 0.001kWh 0x403a Negative active power long 0x403c Positive reactive power long 0.001kvarh 0x403e Negative reactive power long long 0x4046 Current active power demand 0.1W 0x4048 Maximum active power demand long 0x404a Current reactive power demand long...
  • Page 22 Fractional harmonic communication address 0x4200 A phase voltage 0th harmonic 0.01% 0x4220 A phase current 0th harmonic Reserved Expansion 0x4300 B phase voltage 0th harmonic 0.01% 0x4320 B phase current 0th harmonic Reserved Expansion 0x4400 C phase current 0th harmonic 0.01% 0x4420 C phase current 0th harmonic...
  • Page 23 Transmission parameter address 0x4a00 1st transmission method value No decimal point 0x4a01 1st transmission unit(attached 3) 1st transmission high limit value 0x4a02 1st transmission low limit value 0x4a03 Muti-rates parameter communication address 0x4b00 Period 1 rates 0x4b01 Period 2 rates 0x4b02 Period 3 rates 0x4b03...
  • Page 24 Attched 1: Wiring instructions: Communication ADD Value Display character Instructions 3 phase 4 wires connection 0X4800 3 phase 3 wires connection Attched 2: Communication baud rate Communication ADD Value Display character Instructions 1.2k baud rate 1200bps 2.4k baud rate 2400bps 0X4806 4.8k baud rate 4800bps...
  • Page 25 VIII. DLT645 Communication instructions 8.1 Instructions ① The instrument is not designed in full compliance with the specifications of the National Grid. Therefore, only some of the parameters can be read using the DLT645 protocol. The specific readable parameters can be found in the following communication address correspondence form. ②...
  • Page 26 Connect to the chart Fractional Harmonic Rate A phase voltage 1st harmonic 0x020A0101 ..A phase voltage harmonic data A phase volateg 21st harmonic 0x020A0115 A phase voltage harmonic data 0x020A01FF B phase voltage 1st harmonic 0x020A0201 ..B phase voltage harmonic data B phase voltage 21st harmonic 0x020A0215...
  • Page 27 COMMIX Software Instruction 1. Configurate commix software Commix 1.3 Commix Open Serial Serial Port COM1 Baud Rate 9600 Application Port Data Bits Checking Bit E even Stop Bits 1 ModbusRTU Pause Display Input HEX Display HEX Clear Display Ignore Space Input Auto Linefeed Display interval Input ASC...
  • Page 28 7. Configure the sending and receiving data display mode; set to "HEX" display mode 8. After configuring the above functions, open the serial port; 9. Input corresponding request message in sending window, CRC is added automatically; 10. Click “ Send ” to display the corresponding data in the receiving window. 2.