EATON Power Xpert Meter 2000 Series Manual

Also See for Xpert Meter 2000 Series:

User manual (71 pages)

Instructions manual (16 pages)

Quick start manual (8 pages)

Table of Contents

Contents

1 Mechanical Installation
2 Electrical Wiring
3 Network Planning
4 Locating the Gateway Card
5 Configuring the Meter's Gateway Card for Network Accessibility
- 5.1 Configuring a Fixed IP Address for the Gateway Card using a local PC
- 5.2 Verify the IP address
6 Network Access
7 Restarting and Factory Defaults
- 7.1 Restart the Gateway Card
8 Additional Information
9 Documents / Resources
- 9.1 Download manual

EATON Power Xpert Meter 2000 Series Manual

PXM 2000

Mechanical Installation

4" Diameter round mounting
Unscrew ANSI studs for DIN Installation
4” Diameter round mounting Step 1

Do not overtighten nuts as this can damage the meter. The maximum installation torque is 0.4 Newton-Meter.

92 mm Square Form
92 mm Square Form Step 1
92 mm Square Form Step 2

Electrical Wiring

Note: Other wiring configurations are available. See the Power Expert Meter 2000 User and Installation Guide for additional information

WYE Direct 3 Phase, 4-wire

WYE with PTs 3 Phase, 4-wire

DELTA Direct 3 Phase, 3-wire

DELTA with PTs 3 Phase, 3-wire

Network Planning

The hardware for the Power Xpert Meter 2000 family is similar to other EATON IQ 250 and 260 meters except that these meters include an integrated, multi-function Ethernet network gateway card. The Power Xpert Meter 2000 Gateway Card provides many of the features found in the rest of the Power Xpert line of meters, including:

Local web server
Modbus/TCP communitations
SNMP communications
Power Xpert Software (PXS) communications
BACnet/IP communications

The Network PC requires a web browser (Internet Explorer versions 7 or 8 are supported) and an installed version 6 or later of the JAVA J2SE JRE (Java Runtime Environment). If Java is not already installed, you or the network administrator may download it from www.java.com and install it per Sun's instructions. See the Power Expert Meter 2000 User and Installation Guide for additional information.
An Ethernet connection is used for configuring the meter's gateway card communication settings via a web browser. You may need to contact your network administrator for some network and configuration information. In preparation, you will need to decide if the meter will be manually assigned a fixed (static) IP address or will be automatically assigned a fixed IP address by a DHCP server somewhere on the network. With either method the assigned network address must not change once the meter has been deployed. Changing the IP address will cause loss of communication until the associated client PCs change the corresponding meter's IP addresses.
Discuss with your network administrator whether you should manually configure the meter with an assigned IP address or whether the DHCP server will assign one. For the DHCP server to provide a fixed IP address, your network administrator will need to know the MAC address assigned to the meter.

Eaton strongly recommends using a fixed IP address if an Eaton PXS system will be accessing the meter. Otherwise, should the IP address change (after a power outage, for example), PXS will no longer be able to access data from the meter.

The MAC address is found on a small label that consists of 14 letters and numbers. It looks something like:
002080850047EF
Locate the MAC address on your meter and record it.
Provide the MAC address to the network administrator and record the fixed IP address the network administrator will assign to your meter in the DHCP server.

Locating the Gateway Card

The card will be configured remotely. Skip to the section entitled Verify the IP address

If No:
Record the following information provided by the network administrator:
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Default Gateway
Primary DNS Server IP Address
Secondary DNS Server IP Address

First, ensure power is applied to the meter.
The Power Expert Meter 2000 Gateway Card is the blue card installed in the right-most option slot (slot 2) on the rear of the meter. The card is labeled: Power Xpert Gateway PXM Series 2000.

Location of Gateway Card

There are four indicator LEDs on the Gateway Card labeled: Status, DHCP, Ident, and Power. When power is first applied all the lights should be off for a few seconds and then the Power light will illuminate. This indicates the card has power and is running.

Configuring the Meter's Gateway Card for Network Accessibility

Configuring a Fixed IP Address for the Gateway Card using a local PC

Your network administrator provided an IP address, a subnet mask, and a default gateway (which you entered in the previous section). This information must be entered into the Gateway Card using a local PC, such as a laptop.

This method requires a PC with the following:

an Ethernet port
an Ethernet cable (either straight-through or cross-over)
A web browser such as Internet Explorer 7 or 8
an installed version 6 or later JAVA J2SE JRE (Java Runtime Environment). If not already installed you may download it from www.java.com and install it. (If Java isn't installed, you'll be prompted to install it.)

To configure the Gateway Card:

On the PC, launch the Java Control Panel screen (available through the Windows Configuring the Meter's Gateway Card for Network Accessibility Control Panel).
On the General tab, click the Settings button under Temporary Internet Files.
Ensure the Keep Temporary Files on My Computer check box is cleared.
Connect the PC to the Gateway Card through an Ethernet cable (either a straight though or cross-over CAT 5 cable).
There are two green lights (LEDs) located on the gateway card's Ethernet port. If the Ethernet cable is connected to an active Ethernet port on the PC both lights should be illuminated (the light labeled Act may be flickering reflecting network activity).
The card's default Ethernet IP address is 192.168.1.1. Set the PC's address to an address on the same subnet, such as 192.168.1.100. To do this, use the following steps:
1. Click Window's Start.
2. Choose either Settings > Control Panel (Windows 2000) or Control Panel (Windows XP).
3. In the Control Panel, click Network Connections and right-click Local Area Connection. Select Properties from the shortcut menu.
4. Click the Properties button.
5. In the Properties dialog box, select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click the Properties button.
6. In the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties dialog box, select Use the following IP address and enter the following in the IP address field: 192.168.1.100
7. Click OK throughout the various dialog boxes.
Launch a web browser and navigate to the following IP address: 192.168.1.1
If an information screen appears stating the certificate cannot be verified and asking if you want to run anyway, select run.
Loading Page

Java will load and then the meter's Home page will appear.

Meter Home Page
Click the Setup button. The Setup page will appear. (You can also click the Setup Meter link at the bottom of the page to go directly to the Quick Setup folder.)
Locate and click the open icon to the left of the Quick Setup folder. The folder opens to show two subfolders: Meter and Network.
Opening the Quick Setup Folder
Click the Network folder.
Click the Edit button.
Edit Button (on the right of the page)

A Login dialog box appears.
The default Username is admin and the default Password is admin. Log in using these credentials.
Login dialog
If you successfully logged in as admin you may now configure the card for the settings specified by your network administrator. Refer to the previously recorded network settings. You can also enter such optional information as the meter's location, who to contact in case of problems, etc.
When you've completed configuration, click the OK button.
The new IP address will take effect shortly after clicking OK. The Gateway Card will redirect you to the new IP address and reload the Java applet. You can continue to configure the meter after it is connected to your LAN.
Refer to the PXM 2000 Meter User's Guide (IM02601001E) for additional configuration details.
Disconnect the Ethernet cable to the PC and connect the meter to the LAN.
Note: Remember to reconfigure the PC's network settings for your LAN.
This concludes network configuration. You can now proceed to verify the IP address.

Verify the IP address

To check the IP address from the meter's front panel:

If the meter has power, the display should be showing normal data, such as voltage, current, etc.
Push the _MENU button on the face of the meter. The main menu screen appears.
Push _DOWN repeatedly until IP blinks.
Push _ENTER and the meter's IP address appears, which should appear something like the following:
010.2
22.05
1.066
In this example the IP address is 010.222.051.066. This should match the address the network administrator provided for this meter.
Push _MENU to return to the main menu.

Network Access

Once the network IP address is known, most meter functions and configuration can be done via the network. Use a networked client PC running version 6 or later of the JAVA J2SE JRE and a web browser such as Internet Explorer 7 or 8 to navigate to the meter's IP address. See the meter's complete user's manual for additional information.

Restarting and Factory Defaults

The gateway card provides the ability to restart and to reset itself to the factory defaults. There is a momentary push-button switch accessed through a small hole in the face plate of the gateway card. Although it is not used in normal operations, this switch allows you to restart the gateway card in the meter.

Restart the Gateway Card

The gateway card restart push-button switch is located behind the hole in the card face plate closest to the LED labelled DHCP. This switch is used to restart just the gateway card (not the meter) should it be necessary to recover from some abnormal condition. Momentarily press the switch by pushing a small device into the hole to activate the switch.

Note: It may take around five minutes before the meter pages begin to display values.

Gateway Card Reset Switch

Additional Information

Detailed information on applications and options can be found in the PXM 2000 Meter User's Guide (IM02601001E) on the CD shipped with the meter. The guide can also be found at http://www.eaton.com/powerxpert

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