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PM130P/PM130EH

Installation and Operation Manual

0.2 Class

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2 PM130 PLUS Powermeters Series

LIMITEDWARRANTYLIMITEDWARRANTYLIMITEDWARRANTYLIMITEDWARRANTY

Themanufactureroffersthecustomera24-monthfunctionalwarrantyontheinstrumentforfaultyworkmanshiporpartsfromdateofdispatchfromthedistributor.Inallcases,thiswarrantyisvalidfor36monthsfromthedateofproduction.Thiswarrantyisonareturntofactorybasis.

Themanufacturerdoesnotacceptliabilityforanydamagecausedbyinstrumentmalfunction.Themanufactureracceptsnoresponsibilityforthesuitabilityoftheinstrument

totheapplicationforwhichitwaspurchased.

Failuretoinstall,setuporoperatetheinstrumentaccordingtotheinstructionshereinwillvoidthewarranty.

Onlyadulyauthorizedrepresentativeofthemanufacturermayopenyourinstrument.Theunitshouldonlybeopenedinafullyanti-staticenvironment.Failuretodosomaydamagetheelectroniccomponentsandwillvoidthewarranty.

Thegreatestcarehasbeentakentomanufactureandcalibrateyourinstrument.However,theseinstructionsdonotcoverallpossiblecontingenciesthatmayariseduringinstallation,operationormaintenance,andalldetailsandvariationsofthisequipmentarenotcoveredbytheseinstructions.

Foradditionalinformationregardinginstallation,operationormaintenanceofthisinstrument,contactthemanufactureroryourlocalrepresentativeordistributor.

WARNING

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EnsurethatallincomingACpowerEnsurethatallincomingACpowerEnsurethatallincomingACpowerEnsurethatallincomingACpowerandotherpowersourceandotherpowersourceandotherpowersourceandotherpowersourcesareturnedOFFsareturnedOFFsareturnedOFFsareturnedOFFbeforeperforminganyworkontheinstrument.Failuretodosomayresultinbeforeperforminganyworkontheinstrument.Failuretodosomayresultinbeforeperforminganyworkontheinstrument.Failuretodosomayresultinbeforeperforminganyworkontheinstrument.Failuretodosomayresultinseriousorseriousorseriousorseriousorevenfatalinjuryand/orequipmentdamage.evenfatalinjuryand/orequipmentdamage.evenfatalinjuryand/orequipmentdamage.evenfatalinjuryand/orequipmentdamage.

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DonotopentheinstrumentunderanycircumstanceswhenitisDonotopentheinstrumentunderanycircumstanceswhenitisDonotopentheinstrumentunderanycircumstanceswhenitisDonotopentheinstrumentunderanycircumstanceswhenitisconnectedtoaconnectedtoaconnectedtoaconnectedtoapowerpowerpowerpowersourcesourcesourcesource....

DonotusetheinstrumentforprimaryprotectionfunctionswherefailureoftheDonotusetheinstrumentforprimaryprotectionfunctionswherefailureoftheDonotusetheinstrumentforprimaryprotectionfunctionswherefailureoftheDonotusetheinstrumentforprimaryprotectionfunctionswherefailureofthedevicecancausdevicecancausdevicecancausdevicecancausefire,injuryordeath.Theinstrumentcanonlybeusedforefire,injuryordeath.Theinstrumentcanonlybeusedforefire,injuryordeath.Theinstrumentcanonlybeusedforefire,injuryordeath.Theinstrumentcanonlybeusedforsecondaryprotectionifneeded.secondaryprotectionifneeded.secondaryprotectionifneeded.secondaryprotectionifneeded.

ReadthismanualthoroughlybeforeconnectingthedevicetothecurrentcarryingReadthismanualthoroughlybeforeconnectingthedevicetothecurrentcarryingReadthismanualthoroughlybeforeconnectingthedevicetothecurrentcarryingReadthismanualthoroughlybeforeconnectingthedevicetothecurrentcarryingcircuits.Duringoperationofthedevice,hazardousvoltagesarepresentoninpcircuits.Duringoperationofthedevice,hazardousvoltagesarepresentoninpcircuits.Duringoperationofthedevice,hazardousvoltagesarepresentoninpcircuits.Duringoperationofthedevice,hazardousvoltagesarepresentoninpututututterminalsterminalsterminalsterminals.Failuretoobserveprecautionscanresultinseriousorevenfatalinjury.Failuretoobserveprecautionscanresultinseriousorevenfatalinjury.Failuretoobserveprecautionscanresultinseriousorevenfatalinjury.Failuretoobserveprecautionscanresultinseriousorevenfatalinjuryordamagetoequipment.ordamagetoequipment.ordamagetoequipment.ordamagetoequipment.

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PM130 PLUS Powermeters Series 3

Quick Start GuideThissectioncanbeusedbyalicensedelectriciantoinstallandperformbasicPM130PLUSPowermetersetup.FormoredetailedPM130PLUSsetupanduseinstructions,seetheinstallationandoperationmanualfollowingchapters.

Thisquickstartguidewillassistyoutohavetheunitrunningforthefirsttime.

DuringtheoperationofthePowermeter,hazardousvoltagesarepresentintheinputterminals.Failuretoobserveprecautionscanresultinseriousorevenfatalinjury,ordamagetoequipment.

Forcompleteandaccuratein-depthinstructions,refertothefollowingchaptersinthismanual.

1. Installing the PM130 PLUS

Mounting the PM130 PLUS Unit

TomounttheTomounttheTomounttheTomountthePM130PLUSPM130PLUSPM130PLUSPM130PLUS::::

1. PositionthePM130PLUSunitinthesquareorroundcutout.IftwoPLM130PLUSarepositionedsidebyside,takecareofproperintervalbetweenthem.

2. AttachthePM130PLUSunitusingwashersandnuts.Makesurethattheunitissecurelyattachedintothewallorcabinetfixture.

MountingthePM130PLUS(SquareorRoundCut-out)


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MountingtwoPM130PLUSsidebyside

2. Connecting the PM130 PLUS

ToconnecttheToconnecttheToconnecttheToconnectthePM130PLUSPM130PLUSPM130PLUSPM130PLUS::::

1. EnsurethatallincomingpowersourcesareOFF.

2. Checkthatyouhavetheappropriatepowersupply.

3. ConnecttotheexternalCTbypassingtheexternalCTwirethroughthe

meterCTcore.Observethearrowthatindicatesthecurrentdirection.IncaseofaretrofitapplicationwhereeachexternalCTendswithtwowires:

PassonewirethroughthemeterCTcore. Connectthewiretooneofthemeter

terminationscrews.

ConnectthesecondwirefromtheexternalCTtotheterminationscrew.

4.Connectthemeasuredvoltageinputs

5. ConnectCOM1RS-485communicationport6.ConnectthePowerSupplyinputsusing1.5mm2/14AWG-dedicatedwires.

CommonWiringMode:4LL3or4L-n3


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CTwiring

ToToToToassembleassembleassembleassembleOptionmoduleOptionmoduleOptionmoduleOptionmodule::::

7. Assemblethe4DI/2DOmodule.

8. Assemblethe4AOmodule.9.AssembletheTOUmodule.

10.AssembletheETHmodule

Assemblingmodule

11.PowerthePM130PLUSuniton.

12.Performdevicediagnostics.

13.ConfigurethedevicethroughthePM-130unitfrontpaneldisplays.

3. Configuring the PM-130

1. InstallthePASapplicationsoftwareonyourPC.

2. ConfigurethePASdatabase.

3. Configurethecommunicationssettings.

4. SetupthemeteronyourPCusingthePASapplicationsoftware.


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5. ConfigureyoursecuritysettingsthroughtheAuthorizationAuthorizationAuthorizationAuthorizationdialogbox.

6. ConfigureSummaryEnergyandTOUregisters.

7. ConfiguretheModbuspointmapping.

8. Changethe32-bitregisterformat.

9.ConfigureDNP3.

10.Configureremoteaccess.

11.Upgradeyourfirmwareifanewversionisavailable.

12Atthisstage,thePM-130shouldbereadyforoperation.


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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 General Information ............................................. 101.1 Features ............................................................................................ 111.2 Available Options ................................................................................ 121.2.1 Digital I/O Option ........................................................................................... 121.2.2 Analog Output Option .................................................................................... 121.2.3 Ethernet Communication Port Option .............................................................. 121.2.4 TOU - Battery-Operated Clock Unit Option ...................................................... 121.3 Customized Options ............................................................................ 131.3.1 Device Resolution........................................................................................... 131.3.2 Energy Rollover .............................................................................................. 131.3.3 Display Options .............................................................................................. 13

Chapter 2 Installation ............................................................ 152.1 Site Requirements .............................................................................. 152.2

Package Contents ............................................................................... 15

2.3 Mechanical Installation........................................................................ 162.3.1 Panel Mounting .............................................................................................. 172.3.2 DIN Rail Mounting .......................................................................................... 182.4 Electrical Installation ........................................................................... 192.4.1 Typical Installation ......................................................................................... 192.4.2 Terminals ....................................................................................................... 202.4.3 Power Source Connection ............................................................................... 202.4.4 Current Input Connection ............................................................................... 202.4.5 Wiring Diagrams ............................................................................................ 212.5 I/O Connections ................................................................................. 262.5.1 4DI/2DO Module ............................................................................................ 262.5.2 4AO Module - Analog Outputs ........................................................................ 272.5.3 TOU RTC and 4 Digital Inputs ...................................................................... 282.6 Communications Connections .............................................................. 292.6.1 COM1 RS-485 Connection ............................................................................... 302.6.2 COM2 Ethernet Connection ............................................................................. 31

Chapter 3 Display Operations ................................................ 323.1 Indicators and Controls ....................................................................... 323.1.1 Device Diagnostics ......................................................................................... 323.1.2 Numeric LED Display ...................................................................................... 323.1.3 Load Bar Graph .............................................................................................. 333.1.4 Energy Pulse LED ........................................................................................... 333.1.5 Port Activity LEDs ........................................................................................... 333.1.6 Navigation Buttons ......................................................................................... 333.2 Data Display....................................................................................... 343.2.1 Display Features ............................................................................................ 343.2.2 Navigation Buttons ......................................................................................... 353.2.3 Simple Reset of Accumulated Data ................................................................. 363.2.4 Common Measurements Display ..................................................................... 363.2.5 Min/Max and Maximum Demand Display ......................................................... 373.2.6 Harmonics Display .......................................................................................... 383.2.7 Energy Display ............................................................................................... 393.3 Status Display .................................................................................... 413.3.1 Pulse and Time Counters ................................................................................ 433.3.2 Alarm Display ................................................................................................. 433.3.3 Diagnostics Display ........................................................................................ 43


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3.4 Using the Menus ................................................................................ 443.4.1 Navigation Buttons ......................................................................................... 443.4.2 Selecting Menus ............................................................................................. 443.4.3 Entering the Password ................................................................................... 453.4.4 Selecting a Menu Entry ................................................................................... 473.4.5 Viewing and Changing Setup Items ................................................................ 473.5 Menu Operations ................................................................................ 483.5.1

Basic Device Settings ..................................................................................... 48

3.5.2 Device Options ............................................................................................... 493.5.3 Communication Ports ..................................................................................... 513.5.4 Network Address ............................................................................................ 523.5.5 Digital Input Setup ......................................................................................... 533.5.6 Relay Output Setup ........................................................................................ 553.5.7 Counters Setup .............................................................................................. 573.5.8 Alarm/Control Setpoints Setup ........................................................................ 583.5.9 Analog Outputs Setup .................................................................................... 603.5.10 Display Setup ............................................................................................... 613.5.11 Meter Security .............................................................................................. 633.5.12 Setting the Device Clock ............................................................................... 643.5.13 Resetting Accumulators and Maximum Demands ........................................... 65

Chapter 4 PAS Application Software ..................................... 674.1 Configuring the Database .................................................................... 674.2 Setting up Communications ................................................................. 684.2.1 Communicating through a Serial Port .............................................................. 694.2.2 Communicating through the Internet .............................................................. 704.3 Setting Up the Meter .......................................................................... 714.3.1 Downloading Setup to the Meter .................................................................... 724.3.2 Uploading a Setup from the Meter .................................................................. 734.4 Authorization ...................................................................................... 734.5 Configuring Communications in the Meter ............................................ 734.5.1 Setting Up Communication Ports .................................................................... 734.5.2 Setting Up Ethernet ........................................................................................ 754.6 General Meter Setup ........................................................................... 764.6.1 Basic Meter Setup .......................................................................................... 764.6.2 Device Options ............................................................................................... 784.6.3 Local Settings ................................................................................................ 804.6.4 Using Digital Inputs ........................................................................................ 814.6.5 Using Relay Outputs ....................................................................................... 834.6.6 Programming Analog Outputs ......................................................................... 844.6.7 Using Counters .............................................................................................. 874.6.8 Using Control Setpoints .................................................................................. 884.7 Configuring Summary Energy and TOU Registers ................................. 904.7.1 Setting up Total and Tariff Registers ............................................................... 914.7.2 Configuring the Daily Tariff Schedule .............................................................. 924.7.3 Configuring the Season Tariff Schedule ........................................................... 934.8 Configuring Communication Protocols .................................................. 944.8.1 Configuring Modbus ....................................................................................... 954.8.2 Configuring DNP3 ........................................................................................... 964.9 Remote Device Control ....................................................................... 984.9.1 Remote Relay Control..................................................................................... 984.9.2 Device Diagnostics ......................................................................................... 994.9.3 Resetting Accumulators ................................................................................ 1004.9.4 Updating the Clock ....................................................................................... 1014.10 Administration ................................................................................ 1014.10.1 Changing a Password ................................................................................. 1014.11 Upgrading Device Firmware ............................................................ 1024.12 Monitoring Your Meters ................................................................... 104


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4.12.1 Viewing Real-time Data .............................................................................. 1044.12.2 Viewing Min/Max Log ................................................................................. 1044.12.3 Viewing Harmonic Spectrum and Synthesized Waveforms ........................... 105

Appendix A Technical Specifications ................................... 109Appendix B Analog Output Parameters ............................... 116Appendix C Setpoint Triggers and Actions .......................... 118Appendix D Parameters for Data Monitoring ...................... 120Appendix E Data Scales ....................................................... 127Appendix F Device Diagnostic Codes ................................... 128


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Chapter 1General Information



ThePM130PLUSPowermeterseriesisacompact,multi-function,three-

phaseACpowermeterspeciallydesignedtomeettherequirementsofusersrangingfromelectricalpanelbuilderstosubstationoperators.

ThePM130PLUSPowermeterSeriescomprisesoftwotypesofmodels:

PM130PPM130PPM130PPM130P:thebasicmodelwhichoffersstandardvoltage,current,powerandfrequencymeasurements,andcontrolcapabilities.

PM130EHPM130EHPM130EHPM130EH:hasallthefeaturesofthebasicmodelplusenergymeasurementsandharmonicanalysiscapabilities.

ThePM130PLUSPowermeterSeriesunitsincludes:

Abright3-rowLEDdisplayenablingeasyreadingoflocalmeters. AstandardRS-485communicationportandasecondoptionalEthernet

port.Theseportsallowlocalandremoteautomaticmeterreadingsandsetupthroughthesupplementalcommunicationoruserdataacquisitionsoftware.

Differentcommunicationoptionsforremotecommunicationswiththemeter.TheseoptionsenableLANandInternetcommunicationwiththeunit.

Bothmodelsaresuitableformountingonboth4-inchroundand92x92mmsquarecutouts.


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1.1 Features

ThePM130PLUSPowermeterSeriesincludesthefollowingfeaturesandfunctionalities:

3voltageinputsand3currenttransformer-isolatedACinputsfordirectconnectiontopowerlineorviapotentialandcurrenttransformers

Amulti-function3-phasemeter(trueRMS,volts,amps,power,powerfactor,neutralcurrent,voltage,andcurrentunbalance,frequency)

Anembeddedharmonicanalyzer,voltageandcurrentTHD,currentTDDandK-Factor,upto40thorderharmonic(PM130EH)

Voltageandcurrentharmonicspectrumandangles(PM130EH) AnAmpere/Voltdemandmeter Class0.2four-quadrantenergymeter;three-phasetotalandperphase

energymeasurements;active,reactiveandapparentenergycounters(PM130EH)

Time-of-Use,4totalizationandtariffenergy/demandregistersx4tariffs,4seasonsx4typesofdays,8tariffchangesperday,easyprogrammabletariffschedule(PM130EHwithabattery-operatedclockunit)

Embeddedprogrammablecontroller;16controlsetpoints;programmablethresholdsanddelays;relayoutputcontrol(seetheOrderOptionssection);1-cycleresponsetime

Easytoread3-row(2x4characters+1x5characters)brightLEDdisplay,adjustableupdatetimeandbrightness,auto-scrolloptionwithadjustablepageexpositiontime,auto-returntoadefaultpage

LEDbargraphshowingpercentloadwithrespecttouser-definablenominalloadcurrent

25/50/60/400Hzmeasurementcapabilities Internalclockwitha30-secondbackup;optionalbattery-backedclock

unitwith6-monthretentiontime,seetheOrderOptionssection

Standard2-wireRS-485communicationport;ModbusRTU,DNP3,andproprietaryASCIIcommunicationprotocols

Optionalsecondcommunicationport,seetheOrderOptionssection Easy-to-upgradefielddevicefirmwarethroughthecommunicationport.


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1.2 Available Options

ThePM130canbeprovidedwithanoptionalsingleexpansionmodulefromthefollowinglist:

DigitalI/O Analogoutputs Ethernetcommunicationport TOU-Battery-operatedclockunit

1.2.1 Digital I/O Option

ThePM130digitalI/Oexpansionmoduleprovides:

4drycontactdigitalinputs(DI)tomonitorexternalcontacts,andreceivepulsesfromenergy,water,andgasmeters

Programmablede-bouncetime;1-msscantime. 2electro-mechanicalorsolid-staterelayoutputs(RO)foralarmsand

controls,andforoutputenergypulses;unlatched,latchedandpulseoperations,failsafeoperationforalarmnotifications;programmablepulsewidth;directremoterelaycontrolthroughcommunications;1-cycleupdatetime.

1.2.2 Analog Output Option

ThePM130analogoutput(AO)expansionmoduleprovides:

4opticallyisolatedanalogoutputswithaninternalpowersupply;optionsfor0-20mA,4-20mA,0-1mA,and1mAoutput;1-cycleupdatetime.

1.2.3 Ethernet Communication Port Option

AsecondCOM2communicationportcanbeorderedasanexpansionmodule.

COM2communicationportoptionavailable:Ethernet10/100BaseT Communicationprotocolsavailable:Modbus/TCPandDNP3/TCP.

1.2.4 TOU - Battery-Operated Clock Unit Option

ThePM130TOUmoduleprovides:

Anoptionalpreciseinternalclockwithabackupbatterycanbeordered,asanalternatepowersourcefortheclockmetertomaintainthecurrenttimeanddateforatleast36monthswhilethemainpowerismissing.TheTOUoptionisonlyavailableinthepresenceofthebatterybackupTheTOUoptionisonlyavailableinthepresenceofthebatterybackupTheTOUoptionisonlyavailableinthepresenceofthebatterybackupTheTOUoptionisonlyavailableinthepresenceofthebatterybackupunit.unit.unit.unit.

4drycontactdigitalinputs(DI)formonitoringexternalcontacts,andreceivingpulsesfromenergy,waterandgasmeters;programmablede-bouncetime;1-msscantime.


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1.3 Customized Options

Presentationofdataonthefrontdisplayandviacommunicationscanbecustomizedtobestsuittheuserapplication.

1.3.1 Device Resolution

Aloworhigh-resolutionoptioncanbeselectedforthepresentationofvoltage,current,andpowerforuseinhighandlowpowerapplications.SeeMeasurementUnitsformoreinformation.

1.3.2 Energy Rollover

Theenergyrolloverlimitcanbechangedinthemetertoprovide4-digitto9-digitenergyresolution.SeeDeviceOptionsinChapter3fordetails.Themeterdisplayiscapableofshowingfull9-digitenergycountersusingtwoLEDwindows.

1.3.3 Display Options

Differentdisplayoptionsareavailableforcustomizationtobeusedindarkor

non-safelocations,orinplacesthatarehardlyaccessibleforobservation.SeeDisplaySetupinChapter3formoreinformation.

Table 1: Measured and Displayed Parameters

Parameter Display Comm. Analog Pulse Alarm

1-cycle Real-time Measurements

RMS Voltage per phase

RMS Current per phase

kW per phase

kvar per phase

kVA per phase

Power Factor per phase

Total kW

Total kvar

Total kVA

Frequency

Neutral Current

Total Power Factor

Voltage & Current unbalance

1-sec Average Measurements

RMS Voltage per phase

RMS Current per phase

kW per phase

kvar per phase

kVA per phase

Power Factor per phase

Total kW

Total kvar

Total kVA Total Power Factor

Frequency

Neutral Current

Voltage & Current unbalance

Amps & Volt Demands

Ampere & Volt Demand per phase

Ampere Maximum Demand per phase

Voltage Maximum Demand per phase

Power Demands EH


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Parameter Display Comm. Analog Pulse Alarm

kW Accumulated Demand Import & Export

kvar Accumulated Demand Import & Export

kVA Accumulated Demand

kW Demand Import & Export

kvar Demand Import & Export

kVA Demand

kW Sliding Demand Import & Export kvar Sliding Demand Import & Export

kVA Sliding Demand

kW Predicted Demand Import & Export

kvar Predicted Demand Import & Export

kVA Predicted Demand

kW Maximum Demand Import

kW Maximum Demand Export

kvar Maximum Demand Import

kvar Maximum Demand Export

kVA Maximum Demand

Total EnergyEH

Total kWh Import & Export

Total kvarh Import & Export

Total kvarh Net

Total kVAh

Energy per PhaseEH

kWh Import per phase

kvarh Import per phase

kVAh per phase

TOU RegistersEH

4 TOU energy registers (kWh and kvarhimport & export, kVAh, 4 pulse sources)

4 TOU maximum demand registers

4 tariffs, 4 seasons x 4 types of day

Harmonic MeasurementsEH

Voltage THD per phase

Current THD per phase

Current TDD per phase

K-factor per phase Voltage harmonics per phase up to order 40

Current harmonics per phase up to order 40

Voltage harmonic angles up to order 40

Current harmonic angles up to order 40

Fundamental ComponentEH

Voltage and Current per phase

kW, PF per phase

kvar, KVA per phase

Total kW, PF

Total kvar, KVA

Min/Max Logging

Min/Max A, V, total kW, kvar, kVA, PF

Min/Max Frequency, Neutral current

Phase Rotation

Voltage and Current Phase Angles

Day and Time

Pulse Counters

Digital Inputs(optional)

Relay Outputs(optional)

Remote Relay Control(optional)

Alarm Triggers/Setpoints

Self-diagnostics


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Chapter 2Installation


Chapter 2 Installation

ThischapterdiscussesthefollowingtypesofphysicalinstallationsforthePM130PLUSPowermeter:

MechanicalInstallation ElectricalInstallation I/OConnections COMPortConnections.

2.1 Site Requirements

SeeTechnicalSpecificationsinAppendixAformoredetails

Environmentalconditions:asspecifiedinTechnicalSpecificationsinAppendixA

Electricalrequirements:asspecifiedinTechnicalSpecificationsinAppendixA

2.2 Package Contents

ThePM130PLUSPowermeterpackagecontainsthefollowingitems:

PM130PLUSPowermeterunit TechnicalDocumentationhardcopy

TechnicalDocumentationCD

Optionalaccessories(dependingontheoptionsordered,ifany) Flatscrewdriver Cables


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2.3 Mechanical Installation

Refertothefiguresprovidedinthissectiontoproperlyperformthemechanicalinstallation.

Figure 2-1. Dimensions


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2.3.1Panel Mounting

TomountTomountTomountTomountthemeterincutout(ANSI4"roundorDIN92x92mmsquarethemeterincutout(ANSI4"roundorDIN92x92mmsquarethemeterincutout(ANSI4"roundorDIN92x92mmsquarethemeterincutout(ANSI4"roundorDIN92x92mmsquarecutout):cutout):cutout):cutout):

1. Positionthemeterinthecutout.

2. Affixthemeterusingwashersandnuts.(AddshorttextonPanelMounting,aheadingshouldalwayshavetext)

Figure 2-2. Mounting


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2.3.2DIN Rail Mounting

ThePM130canbemountedona35-mmDINrail.

Figure 2-3. Dimensions

Figure 2-4. DIN Rail Mounting


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2.4 Electrical Installation

Beforeinstalling,ensurethatallincomingpowersourcesareshutOFF.Failuretoobservethispracticecanresultinseriousorevenfatalinjuryanddamagetoequipment.

2.4.1 Typical Installation

Figure 2-5. Typical Installation Diagram


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2.4.2 Terminals

Figure 2-6. Terminals - Rear View

2.4.3 Power Source Connection

Beforeconnectingyourmetertothepowersource,checkthelabelonthebackofthedevicetoensurethatitisequippedwiththeappropriatepowersupply.

Thepowersourcecanbeadedicatedfuse,oramonitoredvoltageifitiswithintheinstrumentpowersupplyrange.

ToconnectanACpowerToconnectanACpowerToconnectanACpowerToconnectanACpowersupply:supply:supply:supply:

1. ConnecttheLinewiretoterminalL/+.2. ConnecttheNeutralwiretoterminal

N/-.

ToconnecttoaDCpowerToconnecttoaDCpowerToconnecttoaDCpowerToconnecttoaDCpowersupply:supply:supply:supply:

1. ConnectthepositivewiretoterminalL/+

2. ConnectthenegativewiretoterminalN/-.

2.4.4 Current Input Connection

ThePM130 doesnothavecurrentterminals.

ToconnecttotheexternalCT,passtheexternalCTwirethroughthemeterCTcore,seeFigure2-7fordetailsandobservethearrowthatindicatesthecurrentdirection.

IncaseofaretrofitapplicationwhereeachexternalCTendswithtwowires:

1. PassonewirethroughthemeterCTcore.

2. Connectthewiretooneofthemeterterminationscrews.


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3. ConnectthesecondwirefromtheexternalCTtotheterminationscrewtoclosetheloop.

Figure 2-7. Current Input Connection

2.4.5 Wiring Diagrams

ForACinputratings,seeTechnicalSpecificationsinAppendixAformoredetails.

Table2presentstheavailablewiringconfigurationsinthemeter.Formoredetails,see Basic Device Settingsin Chapter 3.

Table 2: Wiring Configurations

Wiring Configuration Setup Code Figure

3-wire 2-element Direct connection using 2 CTs 3dir2 2-8

4-wire Wye 3-element direct connection using 3 CTs 4Ln3 or 4LL3 2-9

4-wire Wye 3-element connection using 3 PTs, 3 CTs 4Ln3 or 4LL3 2-10

3-wire 2-element Open Delta connection using 2 PTs, 2 CTs 3OP2 2-11

4-wire Wye 2 -element connection using 2 PTs, 3 CTs 3Ln3 or 3LL3 2-12

3-wire 2 -element Open Delta connection using 2 PTs, 3 CTs 3OP3 2-13

4-wire 3-element Delta direct connection using 3 CTs 4Ln3 or 4LL3 2-14

3-wire 2-element Broken Delta connection using 2 PTs, 3 CTs 3bLn3 or 3bLL3 2-15


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Figure 2-8. 3-Wire 2-Element Direct Connection Using 2 CTs - Wiring Mode = 3dir2

Figure 2-9. 4-Wire Wye 3-Element Direct Connection Using 3 CTs - Wiring Mode = 4LL3 or4Ln3


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Figure 2-10. 4-Wire Wye 3-Element Connection Using 3 PTs, 3 CTs - Wiring Mode = 4LL3 or4Ln3

Figure 2-11. 3-Wire 2-Element Open Delta Connection Using 2 PTs, 2 CTs - Wiring Mode =3OP2


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Thisconfigurationprovidesaccuratepowermeasurementsonlyifthevoltagesarebalanced.

Figure 2-12. 4-Wire Wye 2-Element Connection Using 2 PTs, 3 CTs - Wiring Mode = 3LL3or 3Ln3

Figure 2-13. 3-Wire Open 2-Element Delta Connection Using 2 PTs, 3 CTs - Wiring Mode =3OP3


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Figure 2-14. 4-Wire 3-Element Delta Direct Connection Using 3 CTs - Wiring Mode = 4LL3 or4Ln3

Figure 2-15. 3-Wire 2-Element Broken Delta Connection Using 2 PTs, 3 CTs - Wiring Mode= 3bLn3 or 3bLL3


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2.5 I/O Connections

BeforeI/OModuleinstallationensurethatallincomingpowersourcesareshutOFF.Failuretoobservethispracticecanresultinseriousorevenfatalinjuryanddamagetoequipment.

Figure 2-16. Module with Cover Before Module Assembly

ForI/Oratings,seeTechnicalSpecificationsinAppendixA.

2.5.1 4DI/2DO Module

Figure 2-17. 4DI/2DO Module Assembly

2.5.1.1Relay Outputs

Therearetworelayoutputsprovidedforenergypulsing,alarms,orremotecontrol.

Figure 2-18. Relay Output Connection


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2.5.1.2Digital Inputs

Fouropticallyisolatedstatusinputsareprovidedforstatusmonitoring,pulsecounting,externalpowerdemandperiod,andtimesynchronization.

Figure 2-19. Digital Input Connection

2.5.2 4AO Module - Analog Outputs

The4AOmodulehasfouropticallyisolatedanalogoutputswithaninternalpowersupplyandcurrentoutputoptionsof0-20mAand4-20mA(currentlooploadofupto500Ohm),0-1mAand1mA(currentlooploadof10kOhm).

Figure 2-20. Analog Output Connection


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2.5.3 TOU RTC and 4 Digital Inputs

TheTOUprovidesabattery-operatedrealtimeclock(RTC)withfouropticallyisolatedinputsforstatusmonitoring,timesynchronization,pulsecounting,andexternalpowerdemandperiod.

2.5.3.1Digital Inputs

Figure 2-21. TOU Digital Input Connection

2.5.3.2TOU Battery Replacement

WARNING!

OnlyqualifiedpersonnelfamiliarwiththeinstrumentanditsassociatedOnlyqualifiedpersonnelfamiliarwiththeinstrumentanditsassociatedOnlyqualifiedpersonnelfamiliarwiththeinstrumentanditsassociatedOnlyqualifiedpersonnelfamiliarwiththeinstrumentanditsassociatedelectricalequipmentmustperformtheRTCbatterybackupreplacement.electricalequipmentmustperformtheRTCbatterybackupreplacement.electricalequipmentmustperformtheRTCbatterybackupreplacement.electricalequipmentmustperformtheRTCbatterybackupreplacement.

ToreplacetheCR1632RTCbattery:ToreplacetheCR1632RTCbattery:ToreplacetheCR1632RTCbattery:ToreplacetheCR1632RTCbattery:

1. RemovetheTOUmodulefromthePM130PLUScompartment

2. OpentheTOUMODULEcasebyapplyingaflatscrewdriveratthree

snap-inslit(1,2and3),asshowninFigure2-22.

3. Removetheoldbatterybyliftingupthebatteryholderretractabletab.

4. PlacethenewCR1632batteryintothebatteryholderwhileholdingupthebatteryholderretractabletabinsuchawaythatthe(+)batterypoleistoward


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thebatteryholder,asshowninFigure2-22.

Figure 2-22. TOU RTC Battery Replacement

2.6 Communications Connections

BeforeinstallingtheCommunicationModule,ensurethatallincoming

powersourcesareshutOFF.Failuretoobservethispracticecanresultinseriousorevenfatalinjuryanddamagetoequipment.

SeveralcommunicationoptionsareavailableforthePM130:

COM1COM1COM1COM1:RS-485 COM2COM2COM2COM2:Ethernet10/100BaseTAconnectiontotheEthernetconnectorismadethroughacableadaptorprovidedwithyourmeter.

AfulldescriptionofthecommunicationprotocolsisfoundinthePM130protocolguidesthatcomewithyourmeter.


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2.6.2 COM2 Ethernet Connection

Figure 2-24. COM2 Ethernet Connection


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Chapter 3Display Operations



ThischapterprovidesPM130PLUSPowermeterseriesfrontpanelinformation,defaultsettings,andoperatingprocedures.

Figure 3-1: PM130 PLUS Unit

3.1 Indicators and Controls

3.1.1 Device Diagnostics

Afterapplyingpowertothemeter,aone-digitstart-updiagnosticcodeisshownfor1secondonallLEDs.Code8indicatesanormalpower-upsequence.YoucanobservethelistofdevicediagnosticcodesrecordedduringrestartandmeteroperationviatheStatusDisplay.

Whenthemeterrecordsadiagnosticmessage,thediagnosticiLEDflashesuntilyouresetthedevicediagnosticsviatheStatusDisplay.ThediagnosticLEDcanbedisabledorenabledviatheDisplaySetupmenu.

3.1.2 Numeric LED Display

Themeterhasasimpleuserinterfacethatallowsyoutoviewnumerousmeasurementparametersbyscrollingthroughdifferentdisplaypages.ThenumericLEDdisplayshowsuptothreeparametersatatime.SmallrectangularorroundLEDsattherightandbelowthedisplayindicatethedisplayedparametersandtheirmeasurementunits.

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Therearethreemodesofdisplayoperation:

Datadisplay Statusdisplay Programmingmodedisplay.

3.1.3 Load Bar Graph

Theloadbargraphdisplaystheamount,inpercent(40%to110%),ofthepresentcurrentloadwithrespecttouser-definednominalloadcurrent.ThereferencenominalcurrentcanbesetupinampsthroughtheDisplaySetupmenu.Ifitissetto0(default),thecurrentloadisreferencedtothespecifiedCTprimarycurrent.

3.1.4 Energy Pulse LED

ThePM130EHhasaredEnergyPulseLED.Itflashesataconstantratewhenaloadisappliedtothemeter.

TherearetwomodesofLEDoperation:

NormalmodeNormalmodeNormalmodeNormalmode:theLEDpulsesindicateimportedWhatarateof1,000pulsesperkWh

TestmodeTestmodeTestmodeTestmode:theLEDpulsesindicateeitherimportedWh,orimported(inductive)varhatarateof10,000pulsesperkWh/kvarh

TheenergytestmodecanbeenabledthroughtheDeviceOptionsmenu.Whenintestmode,theenergyanddemandaccumulatorsdonotaccountforconsumedenergy.

3.1.5 Port Activity LEDs

ThemeterhastwogreenLEDsRXandTX,whichindicateactivityonthe

COM1communicationport.TheLEDsflashwhentheportisreceivingortransmittingdata.

3.1.6 Navigation Buttons

ThePM130isprovidedwithsixpushbuttonsthatarenormallyusedtonavigatebetweendifferentmeasurementdisplays.

Inprogrammingmode,thebuttonsaccessthedevicesetupmenuswherethedefaultfactory-setdevicesettingscanbechanged.


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3.2 Data Display

Indatamode,thedisplayisnormallyupdatedonceeverysecond.YoucanadjustthedisplayupdaterateviatheDisplaySetupmenu.

3.2.1 Display Features

3.2.1.1Measurement Units

ThePM130hasaselectableresolutionforvolts,ampsandpowerspresentedonthefrontdisplayandviacommunications.SeeDeviceOptionsinChapter3forinformationonselectingthedataresolutioninthePM130.

LowResolutionOptionLowResolutionOptionLowResolutionOptionLowResolutionOption

Currentsaredisplayedinwholeamperesbelow10,000A,andinkiloamperesabove10,000A.

Measurementunitsforvoltageandpowerdependonthevoltageconnectionscheme:

Fordirectwiring(PT=1)orwiringviaPTwiththePTratiouptoandincluding4.0,voltagesaredisplayedinvolts,andpowerinkilowatts.

ForthePTratioabove4.0,voltagesaredisplayedinkilovoltswiththreedecimalplaces,andpowerinmegawattswiththreedecimalplaces.

HighResolutionOptionHighResolutionOptionHighResolutionOptionHighResolutionOption

Currentsaredisplayedinampereswithuptotwodecimalplacesbelow10,000A,andinkiloamperesabove10,000A.

Measurementunitsforvoltageandpowerdependonthevoltageconnectionscheme:

Whendirectwiringisused(PT=1),voltagesaredisplayedinvoltswithonedecimalplace,andpowerinkilowattswiththreedecimalplaces. WhenwiringviaPTisusedwiththePTratiouptoandincluding4.0,

voltagesaredisplayedinvolts,andpowerinwholekilowatts.

ForthePTratioabove4.0,voltagesaredisplayedinkilovoltswiththreedecimalplaces,andpowerinmegawattswiththreedecimalplaces.

ThesmallroundKiloandMegaLEDslightupshowingtheappropriatemeasurementunitsforadisplayedpage.

3.2.1.2Primary and Secondary Volts

Voltscanbedisplayedinprimary(default)orsecondaryunits.ThevoltsdisplaymodecanbechangedthroughtheDisplaySetupmenu.

3.2.1.3Phase Power Readings

Inconfigurationswiththeneutralwire,inadditiontototalthree-phasepowers,themetercanshowper-phasepowerreadings.Bydefault,theyaredisabled.SeeDisplaySetuponhowtoenableper-phasepowerreadingsinyourmeter.


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3.2.1.4Fundamental Component

ThePM130EHcandisplaytotaldisplacementpowerfactorandactivepowerforthefundamentalcomponentifitisenabledthroughtheDisplaySetupmenu.

Whenphasepowerreadingsareallowed,thePM130EHalsodisplaysper-phasedisplacementpowerfactorandactivepowerforthefundamentalcomponent.

3.2.1.5Auto Return

Ifnobuttonsarepressedfor30secondswhilethedisplayAutoReturnoptionisenabled,thedisplayautomaticallyreturnstothemainscreenfromanyothermeasurementdisplay.

TheAutoReturnoptioncanbeenabledthroughtheDisplaySetupmenu.

3.2.1.6Auto Scroll

Ifnobuttonsarepressedfor30secondswhileinthecommonmeasurementsdisplay,andtheAutoScrolloptionisenabledinthemeter,

thedisplayautomaticallyscrollsthroughallavailablepages.ThescrollintervalcanbeadjustedthroughtheDisplaySetupmenu.

Tostopautoscrolling,pressbrieflytheUPUPUPUPorDOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNbutton.

3.2.1.7Brightness

ThePM130displayhasa3-leveladjustablebrightness.Itisnormallypresetatthefactorytothehighestlevel.YoucanadjustthedisplaythroughtheDisplaySetupmenu.


Figure 3-2: Navigation Buttons

InDataDisplaymode,thenavigationbuttonsfunctionasfollows.

TheMAX/MINMAX/MINMAX/MINMAX/MINbuttonswitchestotheMin/MaxandMaximumDemandsdisplaypages.Whenbrieflypressedagain,itswitchesbacktothecommonmeasurementsdisplay.

TheH/ESCH/ESCH/ESCH/ESCbuttoninthePM130EHswitchesbetweentheTotalHarmonicsandIndividualHarmonicspages.Whenbrieflypressedonceagain,itswitchesbacktothecommonmeasurementsdisplay.

TheUPUPUPUPandDOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNarrowbuttons,labeledbyarrowheads,scrollforwardsandbackwardsthroughthedisplaypages.Pressedbriefly,theymoveonepageforwardorbackward.Ifyouholddownthebutton,thedisplaypagesarescrolledatarateoftwicepersecond.

PressingboththeUPUPUPUPandDOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNarrowbuttonstogetherwillreturnyoutothefirstpagewithinthecurrentdisplay.


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TheSELECTSELECTSELECTSELECTbuttonoperatesonceitisreleased.Thebuttonhastwofunctions:

Whenpressedbriefly,itswitchestoprogrammingmode. WhenpressedtogetherwiththeENTERENTERENTERENTERbuttonformorethan5

seconds,itresetsMin/Maxregisters,maximumdemands,orenergiesdependingonthecurrentlydisplayedpage.Ifthemeterispassword

protectedandasimpleresetofdatafromthedisplayisnotallowed,theactionhasnoeffect.

TheENERGYENERGYENERGYENERGYbuttonswitchestotheEnergydisplayinthePM130EH.InthePM130P,thebuttonisnotoperational.IfTOUregistersareconfiguredinthemeter,youcanrepeatedlypressthisbuttontoscrollthroughallavailableTOUregisters.Whenbrieflypressedonceagain,itswitchesbacktothecommonmeasurementsdisplay:

3.2.3 Simple Reset of Accumulated Data

YoucanresettheMin/Maxregisters,maximumdemandsandenergiesfromthedatadisplaymodewithoutaccessingtheresetmenu.Thisisaccomplishedbyusingthesimpletwo-buttonresetoptionifthemeterisnotpasswordprotectedorthemetersecurityisoverriddenbythetwo-

buttonresetmodesetting,seeDisplaySetup:

1. Selectadisplaypagewherethedatayouwanttoresetisdisplayed:

Min/MaxlogMin/MaxlogMin/MaxlogMin/Maxlog:selectaMin/MaxpagefromtheMin/MaxDisplay AmpereandvoltmaximumdemandsAmpereandvoltmaximumdemandsAmpereandvoltmaximumdemandsAmpereandvoltmaximumdemands:selecttheAmpereorVolt

maximumdemandpagefromtheMin/MaxDisplay.

PowermaximumdemandsPowermaximumdemandsPowermaximumdemandsPowermaximumdemands:selectthepowermaximumdemandpagefromtheMin/MaxDisplay.

TotalandphaseenergiesTotalandphaseenergiesTotalandphaseenergiesTotalandphaseenergies:selectatotalenergy,orphaseenergypagefromtheEnergyDisplay.

2. WhileholdingtheSELECTSELECTSELECTSELECTbuttondown,pressandholdtheENTERENTERENTERENTERbuttonforabout5seconds.

Thedisplayeddataisresettozero.

3.2.4 Common Measurements Display

Scrollthroughpageswiththe UPUPUPUPand DOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNarrowbuttons.

Table 3: Common Measurements (Main Display)

1

L

V12

V23

V31

Line-to-line volts

2

P

V1

V2

V3

Line-to-neutral volts (in 4LN3, 3LN3,3BLN3 configurations)

3 I1

I2

I3

Amps


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4 kVA/MVA

PF

kW/MW

Total VA

Total PF

Total W

5 In

Hz

kvar/Mvar

Neutral current

Frequency

Total var

6 Ph.L1

PFkW/MW

Phase L1 powers

(if enabled)

7 kVA/MVA

Ph.L1

kvar/Mvar

Phase L1 powers

(if enabled)

8 Ph.L2

PF

kW/MW

Phase L2 powers

(if enabled)

9 kVA/MVA

Ph.L2

kvar/Mvar

Phase L2 powers

(if enabled)

10 Ph.L3

PF

kW/MW

Phase L3 powers

(if enabled)

11 kVA/MVA

Ph.L3

kvar/Mvar

Phase L3 powers

(if enabled)

12 H01

PF

kW/MW

Fundamental total powers

(PM130EH, if enabled)

13 H1.L1

PF

kW/MW

Fundamental phase L1 powers


14 H1.L2

PF

kW/MW



15 H1.L3

PF

kW/MW



16 U.Unb

V% unb Voltage unbalance, percent

17 C.Unb

I% unb Current unbalance, percent

3.2.5 Min/Max and Maximum Demand Display

Figure 3-3: MAX/MIN Button

1. PresstheMAX/MINMAX/MINMAX/MINMAX/MINbutton.TheMINMINMINMIN,MAXMAXMAXMAX,orMAXMAXMAXMAXDMDDMDDMDDMDLEDisilluminatedwhenintheMIN/MAXdisplay.


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2. Usethe UPUPUPUPand DOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNarrowbuttonstoscrollthroughtheMin/MaxandMax.Demandpages.

NotethatVoltsreadingsareline-to-neutralin4LN3,3LN3and3BLN3wiringmodes,andline-to-lineinothermodes.

Table 4: Min/Max and Maximum Demands

1 MIN V1/V12

V2/V23

V3/V31

Minimum volts

2 MIN I1

I2

I3

Minimum amps

3 MIN kVA/MVA

PF

kW/MW

Minimum total VA

Minimum total PF (absolute)

Minimum total W

4 MIN In

Hz

kvar/Mvar

Minimum neutral current

Minimum frequency

Minimum total var

5 MAX V1/V12

V2/V23

V3/V31

Minimum volts

6 MAX I1

I2

I3

Maximum amps

7 MAX kVA/MVA

PF

kW/MW

Maximum total VA

Maximum total PF (absolute)

Maximum total W

8 MAX In

Hz

kvar/Mvar

Maximum neutral current

Maximum frequency

Maximum total var

9 MAX

DMD

V1/V12

V2/V23

V3/V31

Maximum volt demands

10 MAX

DMD

I1

I2

I3

Maximum ampere demands

11 MAX

DMD

kVA/MVA

PF

kW/MW

Maximum VA demand

PF at maximum VA demand

Maximum W demand

3.2.6 Harmonics Display

Figure 3-4: H/ESC Button

1. PresstheH/ESCbuttonH/ESCbuttonH/ESCbuttonH/ESCbuttoninthePM130EH.

TheTHD/TDDLEDisilluminated.


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2. Usethe UPUPUPUPand DOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNarrowbuttonstoscrollthroughtotalharmonicsmeasurements.

3. PresstheH/ESCH/ESCH/ESCH/ESCbuttonagaintomovetotheindividualharmonics.

Notethatvoltageharmonicsreadingsareline-to-neutralinthe4LN3,3LN3,3BLN3wiringmodes,andline-to-lineinallothermodes.

Table 5: Total Harmonics

1

thd.

V1/V12 THD

V2/V23 THD

V3/V31 THD

Voltage THD

2

thd.

I1 THD

I2 THD

I3 THD

Current THD

3

tdd.

I1 TDD

I2 TDD

I3 TDD

Current TDD

4

HF

I1 K-FactorI2 K-Factor

I3 K-Factor

Current K-Factor

Table 6: Individual Voltage Harmonics

1

3.

V1/V12 HD%

V2/V23 HD%

V3/V31 HD%

Order 3 harmonic distortion

2

5.

V1/V12 HD%

V2/V23 HD%

V3/V31 HD%


19

39.

V1/V12 HD%

V2/V23 HD%V3/V31 HD%


Table 7: Individual Current Harmonics

1

3.

I1 HD%

I2 HD%

I3 HD%


2

5.

I1 HD%

I2 HD%

I3 HD%


19

39.

I1 HD%

I2 HD%

I3 HD%


3.2.7 Energy Display

Figure 3-5: Energy Button

1. PresstheENERGYENERGYENERGYENERGYbutton.


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ThekVAh,kvarh,orkWhLEDisilluminated.

2. IfTOUregistersareconfiguredinthemeter,pressthebuttonagaintoscrollthroughallactiveTOUregisters.

3. UsetheUPUPUPUPandDOWNarrowbuttonstoscrollthroughenergypages.

Alongwithtotalenergies,perphaseenergyaccumulatorsaredisplayedifphaseenergycalculationisenabledintheDeviceOptionsDeviceOptionsDeviceOptionsDeviceOptionsmenu.

Table 8: Total and Phase Energies

1 Ac.i

1234

56789

Total kWh import

2 rE.i

1234

56789

Total kvarh import

3 AP.

1234

56789

Total kVAh

4 Ac.E

1234

56789

Total kWh export

5 rE.E

1234

56789

Total kvarh export

6 Ac.i 1

1234

56789

Phase L1 kWh import

7 rE.i 1

1234

56789

Phase L1 kvarh import

8 AP. 1

123456789

Phase L1 kVAh

9 Ac.i 2

1234

56789

Phase L2 kWh import

10 rE.i 2

1234

56789


11 AP. 2

1234

56789

Phase L2 kVAh

12 Ac.i 3

1234

56789

Phase L3 kWh import

13 rE.i 3

1234

56789


14 AP. 3

1234

56789

Phase L3 kVAh


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Table 9: TOU Energy Register 1

1 r1.t1

1234

56789

Tariff 1 reading

kWh

2 r1.t2

1234

56789

Tariff 2 reading

kWh

4 r1.t4

1234

56789

Tariff 4 reading

kWh

Table 10: TOU Energy Register 4

1 r4.t1

1234

56789

Tariff 1 reading

kWh

2 r4.t2

1234

56789

Tariff 2 reading

kWh

4 r4.t4

1234

56789

Tariff 4 reading

kWh

3.3 Status Display

Themeterhasaseparatestatusinformationdisplayaccessiblethroughtheprimarydevicemenu.Forinformationonnavigatinginthemenus,seeUsingtheMenus.TheStatusDisplayshowsrarelyusedinformationthatisespeciallyhelpfulfortroubleshootingorwhenconnectingthemetertoanexternalequipment.

ToaccesstheStatusDisplay:ToaccesstheStatusDisplay:ToaccesstheStatusDisplay:ToaccesstheStatusDisplay:

1. FromtheDataDisplayDataDisplayDataDisplayDataDisplaymenu,presstheSELECTSELECTSELECTSELECTbuttontoaccesstheprimarydevicemenu.

TheStAStAStAStAwindowishighlighted.

3. PressENTERENTERENTERENTERtoaccesstheStatusDisplay.

4. UsetheUPUPUPUPandDOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNarrowbuttonstoscrollthroughthestatuspages.


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Figure 3-6: Status Display

ToexittheStatusDisplay:ToexittheStatusDisplay:ToexittheStatusDisplay:ToexittheStatusDisplay:

1. PressESCESCESCESCtoreturntotheprimarydevicemenu.

2. PressESCESCESCESCtoreturntotheDatadisplay.

Table 11: Status Display Parameters1 PhS

rot

POS/nEG/Err

Phase rotation order

2

A.

V1 angle

V2 angle

V3 angle

Voltage angles (180,referenced to V1)

3

A.

I1 angle

I2 angle

I3 angle

Current angles (180,referenced to V1)

4 rEL

1.2

00

Relay status (with a digitalI/O module)

5 St.In

1.2.3.4

0000

Status inputs (with a digitalI/O module)

6 Cnt.1

12345

Counter #1 value (a timecounter in 0.1 hour units)

7 Cnt.2

12345


8 Cnt.3

12345


9 Cnt.4

12345


10 Alar

SP.

Setpoint alarms (see AlarmDisplay below)

11 diAG

Device diagnostics (seeDiagnostics Display below)

12 SEr.n

1

Device serial number


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Frequenthardwarefailuresmaybetheresultofexcessiveelectricalnoiseintheregionofthedevice.Ifthemetercontinuouslyresetsitself,contactyourlocaldistributor.

Aconfigurationresetmayalsobearesultofthelegalchangesinthemeterconfigurationwhenotherconfigurationdataisaffectedbythechanges.

Thediagnosticscodesarestoredinanon-volatileregister,whichisnot

affectedbylossofpowerandmaybeclearedviacommunications(seeDeviceDiagnosticsinChapter4)orfromthemeterdisplay.

ToToToToclearthemeterdiagnostics:clearthemeterdiagnostics:clearthemeterdiagnostics:clearthemeterdiagnostics:

1. Selectadiagnosticspage.

2. WhileholdingtheSELECTSELECTSELECTSELECTbutton,pressandholdtheENTERENTERENTERENTERbuttonforabout5secondsuntilthediagnosticmessageisresettononenonenonenone.

3.4 Using the Menus


Figure 3-7: Navigation Buttons

ThePM130hasamenu-drivensetup.Toaccessthemenus,pressandreleasetheSELECTSELECTSELECTSELECTbutton.

TheSELECTSELECTSELECTSELECTbuttonselects(highlights)anactivewindowinwhichyoucanselectorchangearequiredmenuitem.Thebuttonoperatesonceitisbrieflypressedandreleased.

TheUPUPUPUPandDOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNarrowbuttonsscrollthroughmenuitemsinthehighlightedwindowforwardsandbackwards.Itallowschangingahighlighteditemwhenenteringnumbers.

TheENTERENTERENTERENTERbuttonconfirmstheselectionofamenuitemoranumberinthehighlightedwindow,thusallowingtoaccessasubmenuortostoreachangeditem.

TheESCESCESCESCbuttonisEscapeleavingthehighlighteditemunchangedorreturningtotheupperlevelmenu.

3.4.2 Selecting Menus

Toaccessthemetermenus,pressandreleasetheSELECTSELECTSELECTSELECTbutton.TheprimarymetermenuisdisplayedasshowninFigure3-8.

Themenuhasthreeentries:

StAStAStAStA:StatusDisplayentry(seetheStatusDisplaysection) OOOOPSPSPSPS:Mainsetupmenuentryallowingtoreviewsetupoptions CHGCHGCHGCHG:Mainsetupmenuentryallowingtochangesetups


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Figure 3-8: Menu Entries

ToaccesstheStatusDisplay:ToaccesstheStatusDisplay:ToaccesstheStatusDisplay:ToaccesstheStatusDisplay:

1. IftheStAStAStAStAwindowisnothighlighted,usetheSELECTSELECTSELECTSELECTbuttontoactivateit.

2. PresstheENTERENTERENTERENTERbuttontoaccesstheStatusDisplay

TTTToreviewthemetersetupoptions:oreviewthemetersetupoptions:oreviewthemetersetupoptions:oreviewthemetersetupoptions:

1. PresstheSELECTSELECTSELECTSELECTbuttontoactivatetheOPSwindow.

2. PresstheENTERENTERENTERENTERbuttontoaccessthemainmenu.

TochangethemeteTochangethemeteTochangethemeteTochangethemetersetup,ortocleartheaccumulatedvalues:rsetup,ortocleartheaccumulatedvalues:rsetup,ortocleartheaccumulatedvalues:rsetup,ortocleartheaccumulatedvalues:

1. PresstheSELECTSELECTSELECTSELECTbuttontoactivatetheCHGCHGCHGCHGwindow.

2. PresstheENTERENTERENTERENTERbuttontoaccessthemainmenu.

3.4.3 Entering the Password

TheSetupChangemenucanbesecuredbyafour-digituserpassword.

Themeterisprimarilyshippedwiththepasswordpresetto0andpasswordprotectiondisabled.

YoucanchangethepasswordandenablepasswordprotectionthroughtheAccessControlmenu(seetheMeterSecuritysection).

Ifauthorizationisnotrequired,justpresstheENTERENTERENTERENTERbuttontomovetotheMainmenu;otherwiseyoushouldenteracorrectpasswordtobeauthorizedtoaccessthemetersetup.

Figure 3-9: Meter Setup

Toaccessthepassword:Toaccessthepassword:Toaccessthepassword:Toaccessthepassword:

1. AdjustthefirstdigitwiththeUPUPUPUPandDOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNarrowbuttons.

2. PresstheSELECTSELECTSELECTSELECTbuttontoadvancetothenextdigit.

3. Adjusttheremainingpassworddigitsinthesamemanner.

4. PressENTERENTERENTERENTERtoconfirmthepassword.


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Ifthepasswordenterediscorrect,movetotheMainmenu,otherwisereturntothepreviousmenu.

SelectingtheOPSOPSOPSOPSorCHGCHGCHGCHGentrymovesyoutotheMainmenuthatisrepresentedbytwoentries:

theupperwindowdisplaysasecondarymenulist thebottomitemactsasanassistingexitwindow.


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3.4.4 Selecting a Menu Entry

Toselectamenuentryfromthemenulist:Toselectamenuentryfromthemenulist:Toselectamenuentryfromthemenulist:Toselectamenuentryfromthemenulist:

1. HighlighttheupperitembypressingtheSELECTSELECTSELECTSELECTbutton.

Figure 3-10: Selecting a Menu Entry

2. ScrollthroughthemenulistbypressingbrieflytheUPUPUPUPandDOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNarrowbuttonsuntiltherequiredmenuentryappears.

3. PresstheENTERENTERENTERENTERbutton.

3.4.5 Viewing and Changing Setup Items

Asecondlevelmenunormallyconsistsofthreeitems:

theupperstaticwindow-indicatesthemenuname themiddlewindow-representsalistofsetupparametersyoucanscroll

through

theloweritem-showsthepresentparametervalue.ToselectaparameteryouwanttToselectaparameteryouwanttToselectaparameteryouwanttToselectaparameteryouwanttovieworchange:ovieworchange:ovieworchange:ovieworchange:

1. HighlightthemiddlewindowbypressingtheSELECTSELECTSELECTSELECTbutton.

Figure 3-11: Selecting a Parameter

2. ScrollthroughtheparameterlistwiththeUPUPUPUPandDOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNbuttonsuntiltherequiredparameternameappears.

Tochangetheselectedparameter:Tochangetheselectedparameter:Tochangetheselectedparameter:Tochangetheselectedparameter:

1. PresstheSELECTSELECTSELECTSELECTbuttontohighlighttheloweritem.

Figure 3-12: Changing a Parameter


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2. AdjustthenumbertotherequiredvaluewiththeUPUPUPUPandDOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNarrowbuttonsifanumberrepresentstheparameter.

Whenbrieflypressed,thebuttonincrementsordecrementsthenumberbyone.

Whenthebuttonispressedcontinuously,thenumberischangedapproximatelytwicepersecond.

3. Ifanamerepresentstheparameter,selecttherequiredoptionwiththeUPUPUPUPandDOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNarrowbuttons.

4. Tostoreyournewselection,presstheENTERENTERENTERENTERbutton.

5. Toleavetheparameterunchanged,presstheESCESCESCESCbutton.

6. Returntotheparameterlisttoselectanotherparameterorreturntothemainmenu.

7. PressESCESCESCESCtoexitthemenu.

3.5 Menu Operations

3.5.1 Basic Device Settings

Figure 3-13: Basic Device Settings

TheBasicDeviceSettingsBasicDeviceSettingsBasicDeviceSettingsBasicDeviceSettingsmenuallowsyoutoconfigurethebasicmetersettingsthatdefinethegeneraloperatingcharacteristicsofthedevice.

ToaccesstheBasicDeviceSettingsmeToaccesstheBasicDeviceSettingsmeToaccesstheBasicDeviceSettingsmeToaccesstheBasicDeviceSettingsmenu:nu:nu:nu:

1. SelectthebaScbaScbaScbaScentryfromthemainmenu.

2. PresstheENTERENTERENTERENTERbutton.Toselectasetupoption:Toselectasetupoption:Toselectasetupoption:Toselectasetupoption:

1. PresstheSELECTSELECTSELECTSELECTbuttontoactivatethemiddlewindow.

2. UsetheUPUPUPUPandDOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNarrowbuttonstoscrolltotherequiredoption.

Tochangetheoption:Tochangetheoption:Tochangetheoption:Tochangetheoption:

1. PresstheSELECTSELECTSELECTSELECTbuttontoactivatethelowerwindow.

2. UsetheUPUPUPUPandDOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNarrowbuttonstoselecttherequiredoption.

3. PressENTERENTERENTERENTERtoconfirmyourchangesandtostoreyournewsettingorpressESCESCESCESCtodiscardchanges.


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ToaccesstheDeviceOptionsmenu:ToaccesstheDeviceOptionsmenu:ToaccesstheDeviceOptionsmenu:ToaccesstheDeviceOptionsmenu:

1. SelecttheOPtSOPtSOPtSOPtSentryfromthemainmenu.







3. PressENTERENTERENTERENTERtoconfirmchangesandtostorenewsettingsorpressESCESCESCESCtodiscardchanges.

Toexitthemenu,pressESC.Toexitthemenu,pressESC.Toexitthemenu,pressESC.Toexitthemenu,pressESC.

Table13listsavailableoptions.

Table 13: Available Device Options

Label Parameter Options Default Description

P.cAL Powercalculationmode

rEAc (reactive power),

nAct (non-activepower)

Reactive The method used forcalculating reactive andapparent powers. SeePower CalculationModesin Chapter 4

roLL Energy roll

value EH

10.E4=10,000

10.E5=100,000

10.E6=1,000,000

10.E7=10,000,00010.E8=100,000,000

10.E9=1,000,000,000

10.E8 The value at whichenergy counters rollover to zero

Ph.En Phase energy

option EH

diS = disabled

En = enabled

Disabled Enables phase energycalculations

U.Str Starting voltage 1.5-5.0% 1.5 The device startingvoltage in percent of FS(120V or 400V)

U.ScL Voltage scale,secondary volts

10-828 V 144 V The maximum voltagescale allowed. See DataScalesinAppendix E

C.ScL Current scale,secondary amps

1.0-10.0 A 2 CTsecondary

The maximum currentscale allowed. See DataScalesinAppendix E

rESL Device

resolution

Lo

Hi

Lo The voltage, current

and power resolution onthe front display (seeMeasurement UnitsinChapter 3) and incommunications (seethe appropriate sectionin the communicationguides)


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tESt Energy test

mode EH

OFF = disabled

Ac.Ei = Wh pulses

rE.Ei = varh pulses

Disabled Setting this option putsthe meter into theenergy test mode

3.5.3 Communication Ports

Figure 3-15: Communication Ports Options

TheCommunicationPortsOptionsCommunicationPortsOptionsCommunicationPortsOptionsCommunicationPortsOptionsmenusallowyoutoconfigureparametersforcommunicationportsCOM1andCOM2.

Toaccessthemenu:Toaccessthemenu:Toaccessthemenu:Toaccessthemenu:

1.SelectPrt.1Prt.1Prt.1Prt.1forCOM1orPrt.2Prt.2Prt.2Prt.2forCOM2fromthemainmenu







3. PressENTERENTERENTERENTERtoconfirmchangesandtostorenewsettingsorpressESCESCESCESCtodiscardchanges.

4. PressESCtoexitthemenu.

Table14andTable15listCOMportsettings.

Table 14: COM1 Settings


Prot Communicationsprotocol

ASCII = SATEC ASCII

rtu = Modbus RTU

dnP3 = DNP3

Modbus RTU The communicationsprotocol supported bythe port

rS Port interface 485 = RS-485 RS-485

Addr Device address SATEC ASCII: 0-99

Modbus RTU: 1-247

DNP3: 065532

1 Device networkaddress

bAud Baud rate 300-115200 bps 9600 bps The port baud rate

dAtA Data format andparity

7E, 8N, 8E 8N 7E data format shouldnot be used with theModbus RTU andDNP3 protocols


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5. Adjusttheremainingaddressdigits.

6. PressENTERENTERENTERENTERtoconfirmthenewsettingorpressESCESCESCESCtodiscardchanges.


3.5.5

Digital Input Setup

Figure 3-17: Digital Input Setup

TheDigitalInputSetupoptionappearsonlyifthemeterisorderedwiththeTheDigitalInputSetupoptionappearsonlyifthemeterisorderedwiththeTheDigitalInputSetupoptionappearsonlyifthemeterisorderedwiththeTheDigitalInputSetupoptionappearsonlyifthemeterisorderedwiththeoptionaldigitalI/Omodule.optionaldigitalI/Omodule.optionaldigitalI/Omodule.optionaldigitalI/Omodule.

ToaccesstheDigitalInputSetupmenu:ToaccesstheDigitalInputSetupmenu:ToaccesstheDigitalInputSetupmenu:ToaccesstheDigitalInputSetupmenu:

1. SelectthedinPdinPdinPdinPentryfromthemainmenu.


3. UsetheUPUPUPUPandDOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNarrowbuttonstoscrolltotherequireddigitalinput.

Toselectadigitalinputparameter:Toselectadigitalinputparameter:Toselectadigitalinputparameter:Toselectadigitalinputparameter:


2. UsetheUPUPUPUPandDOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNarrowbuttonstoscrolltotherequiredparameter.

Tochangetheparametervalue:Tochangetheparametervalue:Tochangetheparametervalue:Tochangetheparametervalue:


2. UsetheUPUPUPUPandDOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNarrowbuttonstoselecttherequiredvalue.

3. PressENTERENTERENTERENTERtoconfirmthenewparametersettingorpressESCESCESCESCtodiscardchanges.

4. Youarereturnedtothemiddlewindowtoselectandconfigureanotherparameterorconfirmthesettingsandexitthemenu.


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Tostoreyournewsettings:Tostoreyournewsettings:Tostoreyournewsettings:Tostoreyournewsettings:

1. PresstheENTERENTERENTERENTERbuttonwhenthemiddlewindowishighlighted.

2. Youarereturnedtotheupperwindowtoselectanotherdigitalinputorexitthemenu.

3. pressESCESCESCESCtoexitthemenu.

Table16listsavailabledigitalsetupoptions.

Table 16: Available Digital Setup Options


PuLS Pulse inputmode

PLS.A = Pulsemode

PLS.C = KYZmode

PLS.A In pulse mode, either leading,or trailing edge of the inputpulse is recognized as anevent. In KYZ mode, bothleading and trailing edges ofthe input pulse are recognizedas separate events.

Polr Pulse polarity nor = Normal(N.O.)

InS = Inverting(N.C.)

nor For the normal polarity, theopen to closed transition is

considered a pulse. For theinverting polarity, the closedto open transition isconsidered a pulse.

It has no meaning in KYZmode where both transitionsare used.

dbnc Debounce time 1-100 ms 10 ms The amount of time while thestate of the digital inputshould not change to berecognized as a new state.

Too low debounce time couldproduce multiple events onthe input change.


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3.5.6 Relay Output Setup

Figure 3-18: Relay Output Setup

TheRelayOutputSetupentryappearsonlyifthemeterisorderedwiththeTheRelayOutputSetupentryappearsonlyifthemeterisorderedwiththeTheRelayOutputSetupentryappearsonlyifthemeterisorderedwiththeTheRelayOutputSetupentryappearsonlyifthemeterisorderedwiththeoptionaldigitalI/Omodule.optionaldigitalI/Omodule.optionaldigitalI/Omodule.optionaldigitalI/Omodule.

ToaccesstheRelayOutputSetupmenu:ToaccesstheRelayOutputSetupmenu:ToaccesstheRelayOutputSetupmenu:ToaccesstheRelayOutputSetupmenu:

1. SelecttherELrELrELrELentryfromthemainmenu.

2. PresstheENTEENTEENTEENTERRRRbutton.3. UsetheUPUPUPUPandDOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNarrowbuttons

toscrolltotherequiredrelay.

Toselectarelayparameter:Toselectarelayparameter:Toselectarelayparameter:Toselectarelayparameter:




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TochangetheparTochangetheparTochangetheparTochangetheparametervalue:ametervalue:ametervalue:ametervalue:




4. Youarereturnedtothemiddlewindowtoselectandconfigureanotherparameterorconfirmthesettings.

5. Exitthemenu.



2. Youarereturnedtotheupperwindowtoselectanotherrelayorexitthemenu.


Table17listsavailablerelayoptions.

Table 17: Available Digital Input Options


tYPE Operationmode

UnLt = Unlatched

Ltch = Latched

PLS.A = Pulse

PLS.C = KYZ pulse

UnLt See Using Relay OutputsinChapter 4

Polr Polarity nor = Normal (N.O.)

InS = Inverting(N.C.)

nor See Using Relay OutputsinChapter 4

PuLS Pulse width 20-1000 ms 100 ms The actual pulse width is amultiple of the 1-cycle time

rounded to the nearestbigger value.

The pause time betweenpulses is equal to the pulsewidth.

Src Pulse source nonE

Ac.Ei = kWh IMP

Ac.EE = kWh EXP

rE.Ei = kvarh IMP

rE.EE = kvarh EXP

rE.Et = kvarh TOT

AP.Et = kVAh

NONE Links a pulse relay to theinternal energy pulsesource. The relay must beset into either pulse, or KYZmode.

Unit Pulse rate,kWh/Pulse

0.1-1000.0 1.0kWh/Pulse

Defines the pulse weight inkWh units per pulse


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3.5.7 Counters Setup

Figure 3-19: Counters Setup

TheCountersSetupentryappearsonlyifthemeterisorderedwiththeTheCountersSetupentryappearsonlyifthemeterisorderedwiththeTheCountersSetupentryappearsonlyifthemeterisorderedwiththeTheCountersSetupentryappearsonlyifthemeterisorderedwiththeoptionaldigitalI/Omodule.optionaldigitalI/Omodule.optionaldigitalI/Omodule.optionaldigitalI/Omodule.

ThePM130hasfoursix-digitcountersthatcancountpulsesdeliveredthroughthedevicedigitalinputswithaprogrammablescalefactor.The

CountersSetupCountersSetupCountersSetupCountersSetupmenuallowslinkingdigitalinputstothecountersanddefiningapulsemultiplierforeachcounter.

ToaccesstheCountersSetupmenu:ToaccesstheCountersSetupmenu:ToaccesstheCountersSetupmenu:ToaccesstheCountersSetupmenu:

1. SelecttheCntCntCntCntentryfromthemainmenu.


3. UsetheUPUPUPUPandDOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNarrowbuttonstoscrolltotherequiredcounter.

Toselectacounterparameter:Toselectacounterparameter:Toselectacounterparameter:Toselectacounterparameter:

1. PresstheSELECTbuttontoactivatethemiddlewindow.

2. UsetheUPandDOWNarrowbuttonstoscrolltotherequiredparameter.

TochangetheTochangetheTochangetheTochangetheparametervalue:parametervalue:parametervalue:parametervalue:




4. Youarereturnedtothemiddlewindowtoselectandconfigureanotherparameter,orconfirmthesettings.

5. Exitthemenu.


1. Whenthemiddlewindowishighlighted,presstheENTERENTERENTERENTERbutton.

2. Youarereturnedtotheupperwindowtoselectanothercounterorexitthemenu.



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Table18listsavailablecounteroptions.

Table 18: Available Counter Options


InP Pulse sourceinput

None = disabled

di.1 = DI1

di.2 = DI2di.3 = DI3

di.4 = DI4

None Links a digital input to thecounter

SCAL Multiplier 1-9999 1 The value added to thecounter when a pulse isdetected on the pulse sourceinput

3.5.8 Alarm/Control Setpoints Setup

Figure 3-20: Alarm/Control Setpoints Setup


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ThePM130provides16alarm/controlsetpointswithprogrammableoperateandreleasedelays.SeeUsingControlSetpointsinChapter4formoreinformationonsetpointsoperation.Toaccessthesetpointsetupmenu:Toaccessthesetpointsetupmenu:Toaccessthesetpointsetupmenu:Toaccessthesetpointsetupmenu:

1. SelecttheSEtPSEtPSEtPSEtPentryfromthemainmenu.

2. PresstheENTERENTERENTERENTERbutton.3. UsetheUPUPUPUPandDOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNarrowbuttonstoscrolltotherequiredsetpoint.

ToseleToseleToseleToselectasetpointparameter:ctasetpointparameter:ctasetpointparameter:ctasetpointparameter:

1. PresstheSELECTbuttontoactivatethemiddlewindow.

2. UsetheUPandDOWNarrowbuttonstoscrolltotherequiredparameter.





4. Youarereturnedtothemiddlewindowtoselectandconfigureanotherparameterorconfirmthesetpointsettings.

5. Exitthemenu.

TostoreyournewsetpointsettingsafteryouconfiguredallsetpointTostoreyournewsetpointsettingsafteryouconfiguredallsetpointTostoreyournewsetpointsettingsafteryouconfiguredallsetpointTostoreyournewsetpointsettingsafteryouconfiguredallsetpointparameters:parameters:parameters:parameters:


2. Youarereturnedtotheupperwindowtoselectanothersetpointortoexitthemenu.


Table19listsavailablesetpointoptions.Foralistofavailablesetpointtriggersandactions,seetheUsingControlSetpointssectioninChapter4.

Table 19: Available Setpoints Options

Label Parameter Options Description

TriG Triggerparameter

SeeAppendix C

The analog or digital value that isused as an argument in a logical

expressionOn Operate limit The threshold (in primary units) at

which the conditional expressionwould be evaluated to true. Notapplicable for digital triggers.

OFF Release limit The threshold (in primary units) atwhich the conditional expressionwould be evaluated to false. Definesthe hysteresis for analog triggers.Not applicable for digital triggers.


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On d Operate delay 0-999.9 sec The time delay before operationwhen the operate conditions arefulfilled

OFFd Release delay 0-999.9 sec The time delay before release whenthe release conditions are fulfilled

Act Setpoint action See

Appendix C

The action performed when the

setpoint expression is evaluated totrue (the setpoint is in operatedstate)

3.5.9 Analog Outputs Setup

Figure 3-21: Analog Outputs Setup

TheAnalogOutputsSetupentryappearsonlyifthemeterisorderedwithTheAnalogOutputsSetupentryappearsonlyifthemeterisorderedwithTheAnalogOutputsSetupentryappearsonlyifthemeterisorderedwithTheAnalogOutputsSetupentryappearsonlyifthemeterisorderedwiththeoptionalanalogoutputmodule.theoptionalanalogoutputmodule.theoptionalanalogoutputmodule.theoptionalanalogoutputmodule.

SeeProgrammingAnalogOutputsinChapter4formoreinformationonconfiguringanalogoutputsinyourmeter.

ToaccesstheAnalogOutputsSetupmenu:ToaccesstheAnalogOutputsSetupmenu:ToaccesstheAnalogOutputsSetupmenu:ToaccesstheAnalogOutputsSetupmenu:

1. SelecttheAoutAoutAoutAoutentryfromthemainmenu.


3. UsetheUPUPUPUPandDOWNDOWNDOWNDOWNarrowbuttonstoscrolltotherequiredanalogoutput.

Toselecttheanalogoutputoption:Toselecttheanalogoutputoption:Toselecttheanalogoutputoption:Toselecttheanalogoutputoption:

1. PresstheSELSELSELSELECTECTECTECTbuttontoactivatethemiddlewindow.



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4. Youarereturnedtothemiddlewindowtoselectandconfigureanotherparameterorconfirmthesettings.

5. Exitthemenu.



2. Youarereturnedtotheupperwindowtoselectanotheranalogoutputortoexitthemenu.


Table20listsavailableanalogoutputoptions.SeeAnalogOutputParametersinAppendixBforalistoftheavailableoutputparameters.

Table 20: Available Analog Output Options


OutP Outputparameter

See Appendix B Selects the measured parameter tobe transmitted through the analogoutput channel.

Lo Zero scale Low engineering scale (in primaryunits) for the analog outputcorresponding to a lowest (zero)output current (0 or 4 mA)

Hi Full scale High engineering scale (in primaryunits) for the analog outputcorresponding to a highest outputcurrent (1 or 20 mA)

3.5.10Display Setup

Figure 3-22: Display Setup

TheDisplaySetupDisplaySetupDisplaySetupDisplaySetupmenuallowsconfiguringoptionsforthemeterdisplay,orrunningthemeterFlashLoader.

ToaccesstheDisplaySetupmenu:ToaccesstheDisplaySetupmenu:ToaccesstheDisplaySetupmenu:ToaccesstheDisplaySetupmenu:

1. SelectthediSPdiSPdiSPdiSPentryfromthemainmenu.

2. PresstheENTENTENTENTERERERERbutton.


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Toselectasetupoption:Toselectasetupoption:Toselectasetupoption:Toselectasetupoption:






3. PressENTERENTERENTERENTERtoconfirmyourchangesandtosavethenewsettingorpressESCESCESCESCtodiscardchanges.


Table21listsavailableoptions.

Table 21: Display Setup Options


UPdt Display updaterate

0.1-10.0 sec 1 sec Defines the intervalbetween display updates

ScrL Auto scroll interval None,

2-15 sec

None Defines the scroll intervalfor the main data displayor disables auto scroll

rEtn Auto return to themain screen

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