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GE Power Quality Meter Series Instruction Manual

GE Power Quality Meter Series Instruction Manual (282 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 4.05 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
1 Overview

11
- Introduction
  11
  - Description
    11
  - Feature Highlights
    11
  - Applications
    13
- Standard Features
  14
  - Metering
    14
  - Future Expansion
    14
  - Optional Features
    15
  - Pqmpc Software
    19
  - Order Codes
    20
- Specifications
  21
  - Pqm Specifications
    21
2 Installation

25
- Physical
  25
  - Mounting
    25
  - Product Identification
    26
  - Revision History
    27
- Electrical
  28
  - External Connections
    28
  - Control Power
    37
  - Vt Inputs
    37
  - Ct Inputs
    37
  - Output Relays
    38
  - Switch Inputs (Optional)
    39
  - Analog Outputs (Optional)
    41
  - Analog Input (Optional)
    41
  - Rs485 Serial Ports
    42
  - Rs232 Front Panel Port
    44
  - Dielectric Strength Testing
    45
3 Operation

47
- Front Panel & Display
  47
  - Front Panel
    47
  - Display
    47
- Status Indicators
  48
  - Description
    48
  - Status
    48
  - Communicate
    48
  - Relays
    49
- Keypad
  50
  - Description
    50
  - Setpoint Key
    50
  - Actual Key
    50
  - Store Key
    50
  - Reset Key
    51
  - Message Keys
    52
  - Value Keys
    52
  - Data Entry Methods
    53
  - Setpoint Access Security
    53
- Default Messages
  54
  - Description
    54
  - Adding a Default Message
    54
  - Deleting a Default Message
    54
4 Programming

57
- Introduction
  57
  - Setpoint Entry Methods
    57
- S1 Pqm Setup
  59
  - Description
    59
  - Preferences
    59
  - Setpoint Access
    60
  - Rs485/Rs232 Serial Ports
    62
  - Dnp 3.0 Configuration
    63
  - Clock
    64
  - Calculation Parameters
    65
  - Clear Data
    67
  - Event Recorder
    69
  - Trace Memory
    70
  - Programmable Message
    73
  - Product Options
    74
- S2 System Setup
  75
  - Current/Voltage Configuration
    75
  - Analog Outputs
    77
  - Analog Input
    83
  - Switch Inputs
    83
  - Pulse Output
    85
  - Pulse Input
    87
  - Data Logger
    89
- S3 Output Relays
  90
  - Description
    90
  - Alarm Relay
    91
  - Auxiliary Relays
    91
- S4 Alarms/Control
  92
  - Current/Voltage Alarms
    92
  - Total Harmonic Distortion
    97
  - Frequency
    98
  - Power Alarms
    99
  - Power Factor
    101
  - Demand Alarms
    104
  - Pulse Input
    106
  - Time
    108
  - Miscellaneous Alarms
    109
- S5 Testing
  110
  - Test Output Relays & Leds
    110
  - Current/Voltage Simulation
    111
  - Analog Outputs Simulation
    112
  - Analog Input Simulation
    113
  - Switch Inputs Simulation
    114
  - Factory Use Only
    114
5 Monitoring

115
- Actual Values Viewing
  115
  - Description
    115
- A1 Metering
  116
  - Current
    116
  - Voltage
    118
  - Phasors
    120
  - Power
    121
  - Energy
    126
  - Demand
    128
  - Frequency
    130
  - Pulse Counter
    131
  - Analog Input
    133
- A2 Status
  134
  - Alarms
    134
  - Switch Status
    136
  - Clock
    137
  - Programmable Message
    137
- A3 Power Analysis
  138
  - Power Quality
    138
  - Total Harmonic Distortion
    139
  - Data Logger
    140
  - Event Recorder
    141
- A4 Product Info
  145
  - Software Versions & Model Information
    145
6 Software

147
- Introduction
  147
  - Overview
    147
  - Hardware Configuration
    147
- Pqmpc Installation
  149
- Pqmpc Menus
  152
  - Description
    152
- Upgrading Firmware
  153
  - Description
    153
  - Save/Print Pqm Setpoints to a File
    153
  - Loading New Firmware into the Pqm
    154
  - Loading Saved Setpoints into the Pqm
    156
- Using Pqmpc
  157
  - Entering Setpoints
    157
  - Viewing Actual Values
    158
  - Setpoint Files
    158
  - Getting Help
    158
- Power Analysis
  159
  - Waveform Capture
    159
  - Harmonic Analysis
    159
  - Trace Memory
    162
  - Data Logger
    164
  - Modbus Protocol
    167
  - Electrical Interface
    167
  - Data Format & Data Rate
    167
  - Data Packet Format
    168
  - Error Checking
    168
  - Algorithm
    169
  - Timing
    169
- Modbus Functions
  170
- Modbus Memory Map
  180
  - Memory Map Information
    180
  - User-Definable Memory Map
    180
  - Pqm Memory Map
    181
  - Memory Map Data Formats
    221
  - Analog Output Parameter Range
    229
8 Dnp Communications

231
- Dnp 3.0 Protocol
  231
  - Device Profile Document
    231
  - Implementation Table
    233
  - Default Variations
    234
  - Internal Indication Bits
    234
  - Binary Input / Binary Input Change Point List
    235
  - Binary Output / Control Relay Output Point List
    237
  - Point List for Analog Input/Output Change
    239
  - Point List for Counters
    244
- Commissioning
  245
Application Notes

251
Pqm Application Notes

251
- Event Recorder
  251
- A.1.1 Event Recorder
  251
- Interfacing Using Hyperterminal
  254
- Phasors Implementation
  257
- A.1.3 Phasors Implementation
  257
- Triggered Trace Memory Resolution
  259
- Pulse Output Application
  261
- Data Logger Implementation
  262
- Reading Long Integers from Memory Map
  266
- Pulse Input Application
  268
- Pulse Totalizer Application
  269
- B.1.1 List of Tables
  271

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