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Satec PM172P Reference Manual (88 pages)

Series PM172 Powermeters

Brand: Satec | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 0 MB

Table of Contents
3
General

8
Modbus Protocol Implementation

9
- Transmission Modes
  
  9
- Address Field
  
  9
- Function Field
  
  9
- Exception Responses
  
  9
- Modbus Register Addresses
  
  9
- Data Formats
  
  10
- User Assignable Registers
  
  12
- Password Protection
  
  12
- Data Recording and File Transfers
  
  13
  - Log File Organization
    13
    
    Multi-Section Files
    13
    
    Data Log Files
    13
    
    Profile Data Log File
    14
    
    Waveform Log Files
    14
  - File Transfers
    14
    
    Common File Transfer
    14
    
    Reading a Profile Log File
    15
    
    Reading Waveform Files
    15
    
    Reading Real-Time Waveforms
    16
- TCP Notification Client
  
  16
Modbus Register Map

18
- Modbus Setup Registers
  
  18
  - Modbus Assignable Registers
    18
  - Assignable Registers Map
    18
  - Modbus Conversion Scales
    18
  - Device Data Scales
    18
- 16-Bit Scaled Analog Registers and Energy Counters - Basic Register Set
  
  19
- 16-Bit Scaled Analog Registers, Binary Registers and Counters
  
  21
  - None
    21
  - Special Inputs
    21
  - Event Flags (Bitmap) Digital Inputs (Bitmap)
    21
  - Relay Outputs (Bitmap)
    21
  - Counters
    21
  - 1-Cycle Phase Values
    21
  - 1-Cycle Total Values
    22
  - 1-Cycle Auxiliary Values
    22
  - Phasor
    22
  - 1-Second Phase Values
    23
  - 1-Second Total Values
    23
  - 1-Second Auxiliary Values
    24
  - Present Harmonic Demands
    24
  - Present Volt, Ampere and Power Demands
    24
  - Total Energies
    25
  - Phase Energies
    25
  - V1/V12 Harmonic Distortions
    25
  - V3/V31 Harmonic Distortions
    26
  - I1 Harmonic Distortions
    26
  - I2 Harmonic Distortions
    26
  - I3 Harmonic Distortions
    26
  - Fundamental (H01) Phase Values
    26
  - Harmonic Total Values
    27
  - Minimum 1-Cycle Phase Values
    27
  - Minimum 1-Cycle Total Values
    27
  - Minimum 1-Cycle Auxiliary Values
    27
  - Maximum 1-Cycle Phase Values
    28
  - Maximum 1-Cycle Total Values
    28
  - Maximum 1-Cycle Auxiliary Values
    28
  - Maximum Demands
    28
  - Maximum Harmonic Demands
    29
  - Scaled Analog Inputs
    29
  - Raw Analog Inputs
    29
  - TOU Parameters
    29
  - Scaled Analog Outputs
    29
  - TOU Energy Register #1
    29
  - TOU Energy Register #2
    29
  - TOU Energy Register #3
    30
  - TOU Energy Register #4
    30
  - TOU Energy Register #5
    30
  - TOU Energy Register #6
    30
  - TOU Energy Register #7
    30
  - TOU Energy Register #8
    30
  - Summary Energy Accumulated Demands
    30
  - Summary Energy Block Demands
    30
  - Summary Energy Sliding Window Demands
    31
  - Summary Energy Maximum Demands
    31
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #1
    31
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #2
    31
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #3
    31
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #4
    31
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #5
    31
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #6
    31
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #7
    32
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #8
    32
  - V1/V12 Harmonic Angles
    32
  - V2/V23 Harmonic Angles
    32
  - V1/V31 Harmonic Angles
    32
  - I1 Harmonic Angles
    32
  - I2 Harmonic Angles
    32
  - I3 Harmonic Angles
    32
  - Setpoint Status (Bitmap)
    33
- 32-Bit Analog Registers, Binary Registers and Counters
  
  34
  - Special Inputs
    34
  - Event Flags (Bitmap)
    34
  - Digital Inputs DI1-DI2 (Bitmap)
    34
  - Relay Outputs RO1-RO2 (Bitmap)
    34
  - Counters
    34
  - 1-Cycle Phase Values
    34
  - 1-Cycle Total Values
    35
  - 1-Cycle Auxiliary Values
    35
  - Phasor
    35
  - 1-Second Phase Values
    36
  - 1-Second Total Values
    36
  - 1-Second Auxiliary Values
    37
  - Present Harmonic Demands
    37
  - Present Volt, Ampere and Power Demands
    37
  - Total Energies
    38
  - Summary Energy Registers
    38
  - Phase Energies
    38
  - V1/V12 Harmonic Distortions
    39
  - V2/V23 Harmonic Distortions
    39
  - V3/V31 Harmonic Distortions
    39
  - I1 Harmonic Distortions
    39
  - I2 Harmonic Distortions
    39
  - I3 Harmonic Distortions
    39
  - Fundamental (H01) Phase Values
    39
  - Harmonic Total Values
    40
  - Minimum 1-Cycle Phase Values
    40
  - Minimum 1-Cycle Total Values
    40
  - Minimum 1-Cycle Auxiliary Values
    41
  - Maximum 1-Cycle Phase Values
    41
  - Maximum 1-Cycle Total Values
    41
  - Maximum 1-Cycle Auxiliary Values
    41
  - Maximum Demands
    41
  - Maximum Harmonic Demands
    42
  - Scaled Analog Inputs
    42
  - Raw Analog Inputs
    42
  - TOU Parameters
    42
  - Scaled Analog Outputs
    42
  - TOU Energy Register #1
    42
  - TOU Energy Register #2
    43
  - TOU Energy Register #3
    43
  - TOU Energy Register #4
    43
  - TOU Energy Register #5
    43
  - TOU Energy Register #6
    43
  - TOU Energy Register #7
    43
  - TOU Energy Register #8
    43
  - Summary Energy Accumulated Demands
    43
  - Summary Energy Block Demands
    44
  - Summary Energy Sliding Window Demands
    44
  - Summary Energy Maximum Demands
    44
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #1
    44
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #2
    44
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #3
    44
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #4
    44
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #5
    44
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #6
    45
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #7
    45
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #8
    45
  - V1/V12 Harmonic Angles
    45
  - V2/V23 Harmonic Angles
    45
  - V1/V31 Harmonic Angles
    45
  - I1 Harmonic Angles
    45
  - I2 Harmonic Angles
    45
  - I3 Harmonic Angles
    45
  - Generic TOU Season Energy Registers ID's
    46
  - Generic TOU Season Maximum Demand Registers ID's
    46
  - Setpoint Status SP1-SP16 (Bitmap)
    46
- Minimum/Maximum Log Registers
  
  46
  - Minimum Phase Values
    46
  - Minimum Total Values
    47
  - Minimum Auxiliary Values
    47
  - Maximum Phase Values
    48
  - Maximum Total Values
    48
  - Maximum Auxiliary Values
    49
  - Summary Energy Maximum Demands
    49
  - Maximum Demands
    49
  - Maximum Harmonic Demands
    50
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #1
    50
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #2
    50
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #3
    51
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #4
    51
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #5
    51
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #6
    51
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #7
    51
  - TOU Maximum Demand Register #8
    52
- Device Control and Status Registers
  
  53
  - Device Restart Register
    53
  - Device Authorization Registers
    53
  - Event Flags Control
    53
  - Remote Relay Control
    53
  - Device Reset/Clear Registers
    53
  - Device Identification
    54
  - Device Status Registers
    54
  - Log Notification Registers
    54
  - Alarm Notification Registers
    54
  - Communication Status
    55
  - Communication Counters
    55
- Device Setup Registers
  
  56
  - Device Identification
    56
  - Factory Device Settings
    56
  - Basic Setup
    56
  - Communication Ports Setup
    57
  - Device Options Setup
    58
  - Local Settings
    58
  - Clock Indication and Setup
    59
  - Alarm/Event Setpoints Setup
    59
  - Data Log Setup
    60
  - Pulse Counters Setup
    61
  - Analog Outputs Setup
    61
  - Analog Expander Setup
    61
  - Digital Inputs Setup
    62
  - Periodic Timers Setup
    62
  - File Setup
    62
  - Network Setup
    62
  - Password Setup
    63
  - Expert Power Service Setup
    63
  - Internet Service Provider (ISP) Accounts
    63
  - GPRS Setup
    63
  - TCP Notification Client Setup
    63
  - Transformer Correction Setup
    63
  - EGD Producer Exchanges Setup
    64
  - DNP Options Setup
    64
  - DNP Events Setup
    65
  - DNP Class 0 Point Assignments
    65
  - Waveform Recorder Setup
    66
  - TOU Daily Profile Setup
    66
  - TOU Calendar Setup
    67
  - Summary Energy/Tou Registers Setup
    67
  - Summary Energy/Tou Registers Source Setup
    68
  - Digital Inputs Setup
    68
  - Relay Outputs Setup
    68
  - Analog Inputs Setup
    68
  - Analog Outputs Setup
    69
- Analog and Digital I/O Configuration
  
  70
  - I/O Slots Configuration Info
    70
  - I/O Type Info
    70
- File Transfer Registers
  
  71
- Billing/Tou Daily Profile Data Log
  
  77
Data Scales and Units

79
- Data Scales
  79
- Data Units
  79
Data Formats

80
- Timestamp
  80
- Wiring Mode
  80
- File Attributes
  80
- File Status Word
  80
- File Record Status Word
  80
- File Allocation Map
  80
- Profile Log Sections Map
  80
- Waveform Log Channel Mask
  80
- TOU Tariff Change Time
  80
- Summary/Tou Energy Register Source ID
  81
- Setpoint Trigger Parameters ID
  81
- Pulse Inputs
  81
- Relays
  81
- Setpoint Action ID
  83
- Counter Source ID
  84
- Relay Output Pulse Source ID
  84
- Ao/Analog Expander Output Parameters ID
  84
- Event Cause/Point ID
  84
- Event Effect ID
  85
- Data Point ID
  85
- Device Diagnostics
  86
- DNP Object Types
  86
- DNP Class 0 Objects
  87
- Log Notification Status
  87
- Data Log Notification Status
  87
- Instrument Options
  87
- I/O Slot Types
  87

Satec PM172P Installation And Operation Manual (135 pages)

Series PM172 Powermeters

Brand: Satec | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 3 MB

Chapter 1 General Information

6
- Limited Warranty
  2
- Table of Contents
  3
Chapter 2 Installation

10
- Mechanical Installation
  
  10
  - Panel Mounting
    10
  - DIN Rail Mounting
    13
- Remote Display Installation
  
  14
  - Mechanical Installation
    14
  - Electrical Connection
    15
- Electrical Installation
  
  17
  - Typical Installation
    17
  - Terminals
    18
  - Power Source Connection
    18
  - Chassis Ground Connection
    19
  - Wiring Diagrams
    19
- I/O Connections
  
  24
  - Relay Outputs
    24
  - Digital Inputs
    24
  - Analog Outputs
    25
  - Analog Inputs
    25
- Communications Connections
  
  26
  - COM1 RS-232 Connection
    26
  - COM1 RS-422/485 Connection
    27
  - COM1 Dial up Modem Connection
    28
  - COM1 Ethernet Connection
    28
  - COM1 Profibus Connection
    29
  - COM2 RS-422/485 Connection
    30
Chapter 3 Display Operations

32
- Indicators and Controls
  
  32
  - Display Diagnostics
    32
  - Numeric LED Display
    32
  - Load Bar Graph
    33
  - Energy Pulse LED
    33
  - Port Activity Leds
    33
  - Navigation Buttons
    33
- Data Display
  
  33
  - Display Features
    33
  - Navigation Buttons
    34
  - Simple Reset of Accumulated Data
    35
  - Common Measurements Display
    35
  - Min/Max and Max. Demands Display
    36
  - Harmonics Display
    37
  - Energy Display
    38
- Status Display
  
  39
- Using the Menus
  
  40
  - Navigation Buttons
    40
  - Selecting Menus
    40
  - Entering the Password
    41
  - Selecting a Menu Entry
    41
  - Viewing and Changing Setup Items
    41
- Menu Operations
  
  42
  - Basic Device Settings
    42
  - Device Options
    43
  - Transformer Correction
    44
  - Communication Ports
    45
  - Network Address
    46
  - Counters Setup
    47
  - Relay Output Setup
    47
  - Control Setpoints Setup
    48
  - Analog Inputs Setup
    49
  - Analog Outputs Setup
    50
  - Analog Expander Setup
    51
  - Timers Setup
    52
  - Display Setup
    52
  - Meter Security
    53
  - Setting the Device Clock
    54
  - Resetting Accumulators and Maximum Demands
    55
Chapter 4 PAS Application Software

56
- Configuration Database
  
  56
- Setting up Communications
  
  56
- Setting up the Meter
  
  59
  - Downloading Setup to the Meter
    59
  - Uploading Setup from the Meter
    59
- Authorization
  
  59
- Configuring Communications in Your Meter
  
  60
- General Meter Setup
  
  64
  - Basic Meter Setup
    64
  - Device Options
    65
  - Transformer Correction
    67
  - Local Settings
    68
  - Using Digital Inputs
    69
  - Using Relay Outputs
    70
  - Programming Analog Inputs
    72
  - Programming Analog Outputs
    73
  - Programming the Analog Expander
    75
  - Using Counters
    76
  - Using Periodic Timers
    77
  - Using Control Setpoints
    77
- Configuring Summary Energy and TOU Registers
  
  82
- Configuring Recorders
  
  86
- Configuring Communication Protocols
  
  93
  - Configuring Modbus
    93
  - Configuring DNP3
    94
- Remote Device Control
  
  99
  - Remote Relay Control
    99
  - Event Flags
    99
  - Device Diagnostics
    100
  - Updating the Clock
    101
  - Resetting Accumulators and Clearing Log Files
    101
- Administration
  
  102
  - Changing a Password
    102
- Upgrading Device Firmware
  
  102
- Monitoring Devices
  
  105
  - Viewing Real-Time Data
    105
  - Viewing Min/Max Log
    105
  - Viewing Real-Time Waveforms
    105
  - Viewing Harmonic Spectrum and Synthesized Waveforms
    106
- Viewing Recorded Files
  
  106
  - Retrieving Logs Files
    106
  - Viewing Options
    106
  - Viewing the Device Event Log
    107
  - Viewing the Data Log
    108
  - Viewing Waveforms
    108
  - Viewing Synchronized Waveforms
    113
- COMTRADE and PQDIF Converters
  
  115
  - Manual Converting
    115
  - Automatic Converting
    116
Appendix A Technical Specifications

117
- Environmental Conditions
  117
- Power Supply
  117
- Standards Compliance
  120
Appendix B Analog Output Parameters

122
Appendix C Setpoint Triggers and Actions

123
Appendix D Parameters for Data Log and Monitoring

126
Appendix E Data Scales

134
Appendix F Device Diagnostic Codes

135

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Table of Contents

General

Modbus Protocol Implementation

Transmission Modes

Address Field

Function Field

Exception Responses

Modbus Register Addresses

Data Formats

User Assignable Registers

Password Protection

Data Recording and File Transfers

TCP Notification Client

Modbus Register Map

Modbus Setup Registers

16-Bit Scaled Analog Registers and Energy Counters - Basic Register Set

16-Bit Scaled Analog Registers, Binary Registers and Counters

32-Bit Analog Registers, Binary Registers and Counters

Minimum/Maximum Log Registers

Device Control and Status Registers

Device Setup Registers

Analog and Digital I/O Configuration

File Transfer Registers

Billing/Tou Daily Profile Data Log

Data Scales and Units

Data Formats

Satec PM172P Installation And Operation Manual (135 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 General Information

Chapter 2 Installation

Mechanical Installation

Remote Display Installation

Electrical Installation

I/O Connections

Communications Connections

Chapter 3 Display Operations

Indicators and Controls

Data Display

Status Display

Using the Menus

Menu Operations

Chapter 4 PAS Application Software

Configuration Database

Setting up Communications

Setting up the Meter

Authorization

Configuring Communications in Your Meter

General Meter Setup

Configuring Summary Energy and TOU Registers

Configuring Recorders

Configuring Communication Protocols

Remote Device Control

Administration

Upgrading Device Firmware

Monitoring Devices

Viewing Recorded Files

COMTRADE and PQDIF Converters

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Appendix B Analog Output Parameters

Appendix C Setpoint Triggers and Actions

Appendix D Parameters for Data Log and Monitoring

Appendix E Data Scales

Appendix F Device Diagnostic Codes

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