Leviton Verifeye series 4100 User manual

MEASUREMENT A

CC

URA

C

Y

RealPower and Energy

IEC 62053-22 Class

0.2S,ANSIC12.20 0.2

%

ReactivePower and Energy

IEC 62053-23 Class

2, 2

%

C

urren

t

0.2%

(

+

0.005

%

per °C deviation from

25°C)

from 1% to 5% of range;

0.1%

(

+

0.005

%

per °C deviation from

25°C)

from 5% to 100% of range

Vo

l

t

age

0.1%

(

+

0.005

%

per °Cdeviation from

25°C)

from 90 VACL-Nto 600 VACL-L

Sample Rate

2520 samples per second; no blind

t

i

m

e

Data Update Rate

1 sec.

Type of

M

e

as

ure

m

e

nt

TrueRMS; one to three phaseACsys

t

e

m

INPUT VOLTAGECHARACTERISTICS

Measured AC

V

ol

t

age

Minimum 90 V

(156

V

)

for stated accuracy;

UL Maximums: 600 V

(347

V

); CE

Maximum: 300 V

Metering Over-Range

+2

0

%

Impedance

2.5 MΩ /5

M

Ω

L-N L-L

Frequency

Range

45 to 65 Hz

INPUT

CURRENT

CHARACTERISTICS

CT Scaling

Primary:Adjustable from 5 A to 32,000 A

Measurement Input Range

0 to 0.333

VAC

or 0 to 1.0

VAC

(

+

20

%

over-range),

rated for use

w

i

t

h

Class

1 voltage inpu

t

s

Impedance

10.6 kΩ

(1/3

V

mode)

or 32.1 kΩ

(1

V

m

ode

)

Series 4DUMR Bi-Directional, ModBus Meter

Series 41OUM Bi-Directional, ModBus in an Outdoor NEMA 4X

enclosure

Installation

Guide

Power

Monitoring TM

RoHS

C

ompliant

DANGER

HAZARD

OF

ELEC

TRIC

SHOCK

,

EXPLOSION, OR

ARC

FLASH

•

F

ollo

w

safe

electric

al

w

ork

prac

tic

es

.

S

ee

NFPA

70E

in

the

USA,

or

applicable

loc

al

c

odes

.

•

T

his

equipmen

t

must

only

be

installed

and

ser

vic

ed

b

y

qualiﬁed

electric

al

personnel

.

•

Read

,

understand

and

f

ollo

w

the

instructions

bef

ore

installing

this

produc

t

.

•

T

urn

oﬀ

all

po

w

er

supplying

equipmen

t

bef

ore

w

ork

ing

on

or

inside

the

equipmen

t

.

•

An

y

c

o

v

ers

tha

t

ma

y

be

displaced

during

the

installation

must

be

r

einstalled

bef

ore

po

wering

the

unit

.

•

U

se

a

properly

ra

t

ed

v

oltage

sensing

de

vic

e

t

o

c

onﬁrm

po

w

er

is

oﬀ

.

DO NOT DEPEND

ON

THIS PRODUCT FOR VOLTAGE

INDIC

A

TION

Series 4100

B

i

-Dire

cti

onal Compact

ModBus Power and Energy M

e

t

er

Product O

v

er

vie

w

The E51 DIN

R

ai

l

Power

M

e

t

e

r

provides

a

s

o

l

u

t

i

o

n

f

o

r

m

ea

s

u

r

i

ng

e

n

e

r

g

y

data

with

a

single

device.

Inpu

t

s

i

n

c

l

ud

e

C

o

n

t

r

o

l

P

o

w

e

r

,

C

Ts

,

and 3-phase vo

l

t

a

g

e

.

The E51

s

upp

o

r

t

s

m

u

l

t

i

p

l

e

output

o

p

t

i

o

n

s

,

including

s

o

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i

d

s

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at

e

r

e

l

a

y

c

o

n

t

ac

t

s

,

Modbus

(

w

i

t

h

o

r

without

data logging), and

pu

l

s

e

.

The

L

CD

screen

o

n

t

h

e

faceplate

a

ll

o

w

s

i

n

s

t

an

t

o

u

t

pu

t

v

iewing

.

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ona

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m

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r

i

ng.

Power

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o

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d

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(

up

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am

an

d

o

w

n

s

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r

e

am

from

t

h

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m

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t

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r)

.

The

m

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r

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s

housed

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a

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T

35

DIN

r

ai

l

according

t

o

E

N

50022.

The E51 c

an

b

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m

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un

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d

e

i

t

h

e

r

o

n

a

DIN

rail

o

r

i

n

a

p

an

e

l

.

Observe

c

o

rr

e

c

t

C

T

o

r

i

e

n

t

a

t

i

o

n

when

i

n

s

t

al

li

ng

t

he

d

e

v

ic

e

.

Product

I

dentification

Failure

to follow

these

instructions

will

result

in

death

or

serious

injur

y

.

A

qualified

person

is

one

who

has

skills and

kno

wledge

r

ela

t

ed

t

o

the

construction and

oper

a

tion

of

this

electrical equipmen

t

and

the

installation,

and

has

received saf

et

y

training

t

o

recognize

and

a

v

oid

the

hazards

involved.

NEC2009

Article 100

N

o

responsibility

is

assumed

by

Leviton

f

or

any consequences

arising

out

of

the

use

of

this

ma

t

erial.

C

on

tr

ol

syst

em

design

must

consider

the

potential failure

modes

of

control paths and,

f

or

certain critical control functions, pr

o

vide

a

means

t

o

achieve

a

safe

sta

t

e

during

and

af

t

er

a

pa

th

failure.

Examples

of

critical control functions

are

emer

gency

stop

and

ov

er-tr

av

el

stop.

WARNING

LOSS OF

C

ONTROL

Assure

tha

t

the

syst

em

will

reach a

safe

sta

t

e

during

and

af

t

er

a

control

pa

th

failur

e

.

S

epara

t

e

or

r

edundan

t

control paths

must

be

provided

f

or

critical control functions.

Test

the

eff

ec

t

of

transmission delays

or

failures

of

communication links.

1

E

ach

implemen

tation

of

equipmen

t

using

communication links

must

be

individually

and

thor

oughly

t

ested

f

or

proper operation before

placing

it

in

service

.

F

ailur

e

t

o

follow

these

instructions may

cause injury,

dea

th

or

equipmen

t

damage.

1

For

additional information aboutanticipa

t

ed

transmission delays or failures of the link, refer

t

o

NEMA ICS

1.1 (la

t

est

edition).

S

afet

y

Guidelines for

the

Application, Installation,

and

Maint

enanc

e

of

S

olid-

Sta

t

e

C

ontrol

or its equivalen

t

in your specific country, language, and/or loca

tion.

NO

TICE

• This

product

is not

intended

for life or

safety applica

tions

.

• Do not

install

this

product

in

hazardous

or

classiﬁed loca

tions

.

• The

installer

is

responsible

for

conformanceto

all

applicable

c

odes

.

•

Mount

this

product inside

a

suitable

ﬁre

and electrical enclosur

e

.

FCC PART

15 INFORMATION

NOTE:This

equipment

hasbeen

t

ested by the manufacturer and found

t

o

comply with the limits for a

class B

digital device, pursuan

t

to part

15

of

the

FCCRules. These

limits aredesigned

to

provide reasonable

pr

ot

ec

tion

against harmful

in

t

er

f

er

ence

when the

equipment

isoper

a

t

ed in a

residential en

vir

onmen

t

.

This

equipment

gener

a

t

es

,

uses,

and can

r

adia

t

e

radio frequency energy and, if not installed and usedin accordance

with

the

instruction

manual, may

cause

harmful

in

t

er

f

er

ence

tor

adio

communications.

This

device complies with

part

15 of the

FCC

Rules.

Operation issubjec

t

to

the

following two

c

onditions:

(1) This

device may not

cause

harmful

in

t

er

f

er

ence

,

and

(2) this device must accept any

in

t

er

f

er

ence

received,

including

in

t

er

f

er

ence

that

may

cause

undesired oper

a

tion.

Modifications

to

this

productwithout

the

express

authorization

of

the

manufacturer nullify this sta

t

emen

t

.

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S

pecifications

L-N

L-L

L-N

The VerifEye™ Series 4100 Bidirectional ModBus Meters feature bidirectional

monitoring specifically designed for renewable energy applications. The Series

4100 meters are revenue-grade (ANSI C12.20 Class 0.2%) kWh electrical

meters.

The Series 4100 meters are available in standalone DIN rail mount or NEMA 4X

enclosure. The 3-phase, advanced communication meters are compatible with

solid core, split core or flexible rope-style Rogowski current transformers.

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Installation

G

uide

Power

M

onit

oring

Series 4100 Modbus

TM

2

CONTROL POW

ER

AC

5 VAmax.; 90V

m

in.;

UL Maximums: 600 VL-L

(347 V

L-N

); CE

Maximum: 300 VL-N

D

C*

3 W max.; UL and

CE:

125 to 300 VDC

Ride Through Ti

m

e

100 msec at 120 VAC

O

UT

P

UT

Alarm Contacts

N.C.,static output

(

30

V

A

C

/DC,100mA max.

@

25°C,

derate 0.56mA per °C above 25°

C

)

RealEnergy

Pulse

Contacts

N.O., static output

(30

V

A

C

/DC, 100 mA max.

@

25°C,

derate 0.56 mA per °C above 25°

C

)

RS-485 Port

2

-

w

ire, 1200 to 38400 baud,Modbus RTU

MECHANICAL

C

HA

R

A

C

T

ER

ISTI

C

S

W

eigh

t

0.62 lb

(0.28 kg)

IP Degree of Protection

(IEC

60529)

IP40 front display;IP20

M

e

t

er

DisplayCharacteristics

Back-lit

blue LCD

Terminal

Block

Screw Torque

0.37 to 0.44

ft

-

lb

(0.5

to 0.6 N

·

m

)

Terminal

Block

Wire Size

24 to 14 AWG

(0.2

to 2.1

mm

2

)

Ra

il

T35

(35mm)

DIN

Rail

per EN50022

OPERATING

C

O

N

DITIO

N

S

Operating Temperature Range

-30°

to 70°C

(

-22°

to 158°

F

)

Storage Temperature Range

-40°

to 85°C

(

-40°

to 185°

F

)

Humidity Range

<95% RH noncondensing

Altitude of Opera

ti

on

3000

m

COMPLIANCE

IN

F

OR

M

ATIO

N

US and Canada

CAT

III, Pollution degree 2;

for distribution systems up to 347VL-N /600VACL-L

CE

CAT

III, Pollution degree 2;

for distribution systems up to 300VL-N

Dielectric

W

iths

t

and

PerUL 508, EN61010

Conducted and

Ra

dia

t

ed

E

mi

ss

ion

s

FCC

part 15

Class

B,

EN55011/EN61000 Class

B

(residential

andligh

t

indus

tr

i

al

)

Conducted and

Ra

dia

t

ed

I

mm

uni

t

y

EN61000

Class

A

(heavy indus

t

ri

a

l

)

US and Canada (cULus)

UL508

(open

type

device)/CSA

22.2 No. 14

-

05

Europe(CE)

E

N61010

-

1

Specifications

(

con

t.)

SunSpec

A

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I

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ability

S

pecification

C

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*

External DC current limiting is required, see fuse recommendations.

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Installation

G

uide

Power

M

onit

oring

Series 4100 Modbus

TM

3

Table of

C

on

t

en

ts

Dimensions

4

A

pplic

a

tion

Example

4

Da

ta

O

utputs

5

P

r

oduc

t

Diagram

5

D

isplay

Screen

Diagram

5

Installation

6

S

uppor

t

ed

S

yst

em

Types

7

Wiring

S

ymbols

7

Wiring

8

C

on

tr

ol

P

o

w

er

Diagrams

9

Quick

S

etup

Instructions

10

S

olid

S

ta

t

e

Pulse

O

utput

11

U

ser

In

t

erfac

e

Menu

Abbreviations Defined

11

U

ser

In

t

erfac

e

f

or

Da

ta

C

onfigur

a

tion

12

Alert/Reset Information

13

U

ser

In

t

erfac

e

f

or

S

etup

15

RS-485

C

ommunic

a

tions

17

Da

ta

L

ogging

(E51C3

Only)

17

Modbus

P

oin

t

Map

Overview

18

S

tandard

Modbus

D

efault

S

ettings

19

Modbus

P

oin

t

Map

20

SunSpec

Register

Blocks

30

T

r

oubleshooting

34

C

hina

RoHS

C

omplianc

e

Information

(EFUP

Table)

34

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uide

Power

M

onit

oring

Series 4100 Modbus

TM

4

Dimensions

1.8”

(45mm)

1.9”

(48mm)

2.3”

(59mm)

4.2”

(107mm)

1.5”

(39mm)

3.6”

(91mm)

Bottom

V

iew

(DIN

Mount

O

ption)

Bottom

V

iew

(Sc

r

ew

Mount

O

ption)

4.2

“

(107

mm)

2.4

“

(61

mm)

1.2

“

+

(31

mm)

+

0.3

“

(8

mm)

0.2

“

3.6

“

(91

mm)

3.9“

(99

mm)

4.3

“

(109

mm)

(4

mm)

0.4

“

+

(10

mm)

Application

E

x

ample

Main

Utility Grid

S

olar

P

anels

Imported

P

o

w

er

Expor

t

ed

P

o

w

er

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Power

M

onit

oring

Series 4100 Modbus

TM

5

VA

IA

VB

IB

VC

IC

N

eutr

al

Phase

Loss

A

larm

E

ar

th

P

ulse

C

on

tr

ol

Po

w

e

r

Modbus

Shield

Data O

utputs

Product Diagr

am

S

igned

Power: Real,

Reac

tiv

e

,

and

A

pparen

t

3-phase

t

otal

and

per

phase

Real

and

A

pparen

t

E

nergy

A

cc

umula

t

ors:

Import,

Expor

t

,

and

N

et;

3-phase

t

otal

and

per

phase

Reactive

E

nergy

A

cc

umula

t

ors

by Quadrant: 3-phase

t

otals

and

per

phase

C

onfigur

able

for

C

T

&

PT

ratios, system

t

ype,

and

passw

or

ds

Diagnostic alerts

C

urr

en

t:

3-phase

average

and

per

phase

Volts: 3-phase

average

and

per

phase

Line-Line and

Line-N

eutr

al

Power

F

ac

t

or:

3-phase

average

and

per

phase

F

r

equenc

y

Power Demand:

Most

Rec

en

t

and

P

eak

(Import

and

Expor

t)

Demand

C

onfigur

a

tion:

Fixed,

Rolling

Block,

and

Ex

t

ernal

Sync

(Modbus

only)

Da

ta

L

o

gging

Real

Time

C

lock:

user

c

onfigur

able

10

user

configurable

log

buffers:

each

buffer

holds

5760

16-bit

entries

(User

c

o

n

fi

gu

r

e

s

which

10

data

p

o

i

n

t

s

a

r

e

s

t

o

r

e

d

i

n

t

h

e

s

e

bu

ff

e

r

s

)

User

configurable

logging

in

t

erv

al

(

W

h

e

n

configured

f

o

r

a

15

minute

i

n

t

e

r

v

a

l

,

each buffer

h

o

l

d

s

60

days

o

f

dat

a

)

C

on

tinuous

and

S

ingle

Shot

logging

modes:

user

selec

table

Auto write pause: read

logs

without

disabling

the

met

er

’

s

da

ta

logging

mode

X2 X1 X2 X1 X2 X1

(X2)

A

(X1) (X2)

B

(X1) (X2)

C

(

X1)

Alarm

E

nergy

OUTPUT

CT

Inputs

1 or 0.333

VA

C

NC

NO

+

-

S

T

w

o

5-

char

ac

t

er

r

o

w

s

of

display

t

ex

t

.

T

op

r

o

w

alphanumer

ic;

Bottom

r

o

w

numer

ic

only

T

he

r

ed

Alar

m

LED

lights

when

+

Alarm

E

nergy

–

an

y

of

the

3

phase

voltages

dr

op

b

elo

w

the

selec

t

ed

thr

esh

-

old.

T

he

green

E

ner

g

y

LED

lights

VOLTAGE

INPUT

S

CAT

III 50/60

Hz

UL: 90V

L-N

- 600V

L-

L

CE:

90V

L-N

- 300V

L-

N

CONTROL POWER

0.1A 50/60

Hz

momentarily

each

time

the

E

ner

g

y

output

pulse

is

ac

tiv

e

.

A

B

C

N

1

2

Display

Scr

een

Diagr

am

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Power

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onit

oring

Series 4100 Modbus

TM

6

Installation

D

i

sc

on

n

ec

t

power prior

t

o

i

n

s

t

a

ll

a

t

i

on

.

R

ei

n

s

t

a

ll

any covers

th

a

t

are

d

i

s

p

l

a

c

e

d

dur

i

ng

the

i

n

s

t

a

ll

a

t

i

on

before powering the un

i

t

.

Mount the meter

i

n

a

n

a

pp

r

o

p

r

i

a

t

e

l

ec

tr

i

c

a

l

en

c

lo

s

ur

e

near

equipment

t

o

be mon

i

t

or

e

d

.

Do

n

o

t

i

n

s

t

a

ll

on

the load

s

ide

o

f

a

Variable

F

re

qu

en

c

y

Drive (VFD), aka Variable Speed Drive

(

V

S

D

)

or

A

dj

us

t

a

b

l

e

F

re

qu

en

c

y

Drive

(

AF

D

)

.

O

b

s

er

v

e

c

or

r

ec

t

C

T

or

i

en

t

a

t

i

on

.

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m

e

t

e

r

c

an

b

e

m

o

un

t

e

d

i

n

t

w

o

ways: o

n

s

t

anda

r

d

35

mm

DIN

rail

o

r

s

c

r

e

w-

m

o

un

t

e

d

t

o

t

h

e

interior

s

u

r

f

ac

e

o

f

t

h

e

n

c

l

o

s

u

r

e

.

A.

D

I

N

R

a

il

Mo

un

t

i

n

g

1. A

tt

ac

h

t

h

e

mounting

c

l

i

p

s

t

o

t

h

e

underside o

f

t

h

e

housing

b

y

s

l

i

d

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ng

them

i

n

t

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from

t

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e

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s

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o

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ng

p

e

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m

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s

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t

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e

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ng.

2.

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na

p

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e

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p

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rail.

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t

h

e

diagram o

f

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h

e

underside o

f

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e

housing

(b

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l

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w

)

.

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lip

flush

with

outside

edge

Inser

t

clips

fr

om

inside

S

nap

ont

o

DIN

r

ail

3.

T

o

reduce

h

o

r

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o

n

t

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l

shifting

across

t

h

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rail,

use

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w

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s

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p

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.

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c

r

e

w

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un

t

i

n

g

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tt

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h

t

h

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l

i

p

s

t

o

t

h

e

underside o

f

t

h

e

housing

b

y

s

l

i

d

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from

t

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u

t

si

d

e

.

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s

t

o

pp

i

ng

p

e

g

s

m

u

s

t

face

t

h

e

housing, and

t

h

e

screw

hole

m

u

s

t

b

e

exposed

o

n

t

h

e

o

u

t

si

d

e

o

f

t

h

e

h

o

u

si

ng.

2.

U

s

e

t

h

r

ee

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screws

(

n

o

t

s

upp

l

i

e

d

)

t

o

mount

t

h

e

m

e

t

e

r

t

o

t

h

e

inside o

f

t

h

e

n

c

l

o

s

u

r

e

.

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ee

t

h

e

diagram o

f

t

h

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f

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ing

(

bel

o

w

)

.

Inser

t

clips

fr

om

outside

S

c

r

ew

holes

exposed

f

or

mounting

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M

onit

oring

Series 4100 Modbus

TM

7

Supported

S

y

s

t

em

T

ype

s

The

m

e

t

e

r

ha

s

a

number

o

f

different

p

o

s

si

b

l

e

s

y

s

t

e

m

wiring

c

o

n

fi

gu

rat

i

o

n

s

(see

Wiring Diagrams

s

e

c

t

i

o

n

)

.

T

o

configure

t

h

e

m

e

t

e

r

,

s

e

t

h

e

S

y

s

t

e

m

Type via

t

h

e

U

s

e

r

In

t

e

r

f

ac

e

o

r

Modbus

r

e

g

i

s

t

e

r

130

(

if

s

o

equipped).

The

S

y

s

t

e

m

Type

t

e

ll

s

t

h

e

m

e

t

e

r

which

o

f

i

t

s

c

u

rr

e

n

t

and vo

l

t

a

g

e

i

npu

t

s

a

r

e

valid, which

a

r

e

t

o

b

e

ignored, and

if

n

e

u

t

r

a

l

i

s

c

o

nn

e

c

t

e

d

.

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e

tt

i

ng

t

h

e

c

o

rr

e

c

t

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y

s

t

e

m

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p

r

e

v

e

n

t

s

un

w

an

t

e

d

e

n

e

r

g

y

accumulation o

n

unused

i

npu

t

s

,

s

e

l

e

c

t

s

t

h

e

formula

t

o

c

a

lc

u

l

at

e

t

h

e

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h

e

o

r

e

t

i

c

a

l

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S

y

s

t

e

m

P

o

w

e

r

,

and

d

e

t

e

rm

i

n

e

s

which phase

l

o

ss

algorithm

i

s

t

o

b

e

used. The phase

l

o

ss

algorithm

i

s

configured

a

s

a

p

e

r

c

e

n

t

o

f

t

h

e

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i

n

e

-

t

o

-

L

i

n

e

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y

s

t

e

m

V

o

l

t

a

g

e

(

e

x

c

e

p

t

w

h

e

n

i

n

S

y

s

t

e

m

Type

10

)

and

a

l

s

o

c

a

lc

u

l

at

e

s

t

h

e

x

p

e

c

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e

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n

e

t

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t

r

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l

vo

l

t

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g

e

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f

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r

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y

s

t

e

m

t

y

p

e

s

t

hat

have

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e

u

t

r

a

l

(12

&

40

)

.

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a

l

u

e

s

t

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a

r

e

n

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t

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i

n

a

p

a

r

t

i

c

u

l

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r

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y

s

t

e

m

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w

i

ll

display

a

s

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n

t

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e

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s

e

r

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t

e

r

f

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e

o

r

a

s

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A

N

i

n

t

h

e

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r

e

g

i

s

t

e

r

s

.

C

Ts

Voltage

C

onnec

tions

S

ystem

T

ype

Phase

Loss

Measur

emen

ts

W

iring

D

iagram

Number

of

wir

es

Qt

y

ID

Qt

y

ID

T

ype

Modbus

Register

130

U

ser

In

t

erfac

e:

SETUP>S

SY

S

VLL

VLN

B

alanc

e

D

iagram

number

S

ingle

-Phase

W

iring

2

1

A

2

A,

N

L-

N

10

1L

+

1n

AN

1

2

1

A

2

A,

B

L-

L

11

2L

AB

2

3

2

A,

B

3

A,

B

,

N

L

-L

with

N

12

2L

+

1n

AB

AN,

BN

AN-BN

3

Three-Phase

W

iring

3

A,

B

,

C

3

A,

B

,

C

D

elta

31

3L

AB

,

BC,

C

A

AB-BC-

C

A

4

3

A,

B

,

C

4

A,

B

,

C,

N

G

r

ounded

Wy

e

40

3L

+

1n

AB

,

BC,

C

A

AN,

BN,

CN

AN-BN-CN

&

AB-BC-

C

A

5,

6

Wiring

S

ymbols

T

o

avoid

d

i

s

t

o

r

t

i

o

n

,

use

parallel

w

i

r

e

s

f

o

r

c

o

n

t

r

o

l

power and vo

l

t

a

g

e

i

npu

t

s

.

The

following

s

y

m

b

o

l

s

a

r

e

used

i

n

t

h

e

wiring

d

ia

g

r

am

s

o

n

t

h

e

following

p

a

g

e

s

.

S

ymbol

D

escription

V

oltage

Disc

onnec

t

S

wit

ch

F

use

(installer

is

responsible

f

or

ensuring

c

omplianc

e

with

loc

al

r

equiremen

ts.

N

o

fuses

ar

e

included

with

the

met

er

.)

E

ar

th

ground

X1

X2

C

urr

en

t

T

r

ansduc

er

P

ot

en

tial

T

r

ansf

ormer

Protection containing

a

voltage

disc

onnec

t

switch

with

a

fuse

or

disc

onnec

t

cir

c

uit

br

eaker.

T

he

protection

devic

e

must

be

r

a

t

ed

f

or

the

available shor

t-

cir

c

uit

c

urr

en

t

a

t

the

connection

poin

t

.

C

A

UTION

RISKOF EQUIPMENT

DAM

A

GE

• This

product

is

designed

only for use with

1V

or

0.33V

curr

en

t

transducers

(CTs).

•

DO NOT USE CURRENT OUTPUT

(e.g.

5A) CTs ON THIS PRODUC

T

.

• Failure to follow these

instructions

can result in

overheating

and

permanent equipment

damage

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Power

M

onit

oring

Series 4100 Modbus

TM

8

B

W

iring

W

ARNING

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC SHOCK

OR

PERMANENT

EQUIPMENT

DAMA

GE

C

T

negative

t

erminals

are referenced

t

o

the

met

er

’

s

neutral

and

may be

a

t

elev

a

t

ed

voltages

· Do

not

c

ontac

t

met

er

t

erminals

while

the

unit

is

c

onnec

t

ed

· Do

not

c

onnec

t

or

shor

t

other

circuits

t

o

the

C

T

t

erminals

Failure

to

f

ollo

w

these

instructions

ma

y

cause injury, death

or

equipment

damage

.

O

b

s

er

v

e

c

or

r

ec

t

C

T

or

i

en

t

a

t

i

on

.

D

iagr

am

1:

1-Pha

se

Line

-t

o-N

eutr

al

2-

W

ir

e

S

ystem

1

C

T

U

s

e

S

y

s

t

e

m

T

yp

e

10

(

1

L

+

1

n

)

N L1

D

iagr

am

2:

1-Pha

se

Line

-t

o-Line

2-

W

ir

e

S

ystem

1

C

T

U

s

e

S

y

s

t

e

m

T

yp

e

11

(

2

L

)

L1 L2

A

B

C

N

X1

White

X1

A

B

C

N

W

hit

e

B

lack

X2

X1 A

X2

X1

X2 B

X1

X2 C

X1

Black

X2 A

X1

X2 B

X1

X2 C

D

iagr

am

3:

1-Pha

se

D

ir

ec

t

V

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check a

ll

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p

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+

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repeatedly

until

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User

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f

ac

e

To:

SETUP

IEEE Display Mode

Demand DEMND D KW DKVAR D KVA M KW MKVAR M KVA M KW MKVAR M KVA

Present

Present Present Maximum Real Maximum Reactive Maximum Apparent Maximum Real Maximum Reactive Maximum Apparent

Real

Power

Demand

(P)

ReactivePower

Demand (Q) Apparent Power

Demand (S) Power (P)

Import Demand Power (Q)

Import Demand Power (S)

Import Demand Power (P)

Export Demand Power (Q)

Export Demand Power (S)

Export Demand DEMND

Phase C:

3 Phase

Systems Only

CPHAS

C A C VAC

C VLN

C KW

CKVAR

C KVA

C PF

C +KWh

C -KWh

CPHAS

Phase B:

2 & 3 Phase BPHAS

Systems Only

B A B VBC

B VLN

B KW

BKVAR

B KVA

B PF

B +KWh

B -KWh

BPHAS

Phase A:

All Systems

APHAS

A A A VAB

A VLN

A KW

AKVAR

A KVA

A PF

A +KWh

A -KWh

APHAS

1, 2, or 3 Phase

Summary Data _PHAS

3 A 3 VLL 3 VLN 3 KW

3KVAR

3 KVA

3 PF

3 +KWh

3 -KWh HZ

Amps

(A)

Volts Line-Line (U) Volts Line-Neutral (V) Total Real Total Reactive Total Apparent Power Factor Total Import Total Export Frequency _PHAS

(Average

of

Active

Phases)

(Average of

Active

Phases)

(Average of

Active

Phases)

Power (P) Power (Q) Power (S) (Average of

Active Phases) Real Energy Real Energy

>>> Scroll When Idle >>>

Energy

Accumulators ENRGY

3 KWh

3 +KWh

3 -KWh

KVAR1

KVAR2 KVAR3 KVAR4 KVAh

KVAh

PULS1

PULS2

and Counters Signed Net Import Export Quadrant 1 Quadrant 2 Quadrant 3 Quadrant 4 Signed Net Import Export Pulse Counter 1 Pulse Counter 2

Real

Energy

Real Energy Real Energy Import Reactive Import Reactive Export Reactive Export Reactive Apparent Energy Apparent Energy Apparent Energy (Import Wh) (Export Wh)

Energy

Energy Energy Energy See SETUP > SPULS > Wh/P

for Pulse

Value

ENRGY

To:

ALERT

T

he

units

for

all

Power

and

E

nergy

screens

change

t

o

preserve

r

esolution

as

the

ac

c

umula

t

ed

t

otals

increase. For

e

xample,

energy starts

out

as

Wh,

then

swit

ches

t

o

kWh,

M

W

h,

and

ev

en

tually

GW

h

as

the

ac

c

umula

t

ed

value incr

eases

.

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User

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f

ac

e

(

con

t.)

To:

SETUP

IEC Display Mode

Demand DEMND D KP D KQ D KS M KP M KQ M KS M KP M KQ M KS

P

resen

t

Present Present Maximum Real Maximum Reactive Maximum Apparent Maximum Real Maximum Reactive Maximum Apparent

Real

P

ower

Demand Reactive

P

ower

Demand Apparent Power

Demand Power

I

mpor

t

Demand

P

ower

Import Demand

P

ower

Import Demand Power

E

xpor

t

Demand Power (Q)

Export Demand Power (S)

Export Demand DEMND

Phase C:

3 Phase

Systems Only

CPHAS

C A C U C V

Volts CA

C KP

C KQ

C KS

C PF

C +KPh

C -KPh

CPHAS

Phase B:

2 & 3 Phase BPHAS

Systems Only

B A B U B V

Volts BC

B KP

B KQ

B KS

B PF

B +KPh

B -KPh

BPHAS

Phase A:

All Systems

APHAS

A A A U A V

Volts AB

A KP

A KQ

A KS

A PF

A +KPh

A -KPh

APHAS

1, 2, or 3 Phase

Summary Data _PHAS

3 A 3 U 3 V 3 KP

3 KQ

3 KS

3 PF

3 +KPh

3 -KPh HZ

Amps (

A

) Volts Line-Line (U) Volts Line-Neutral (V) Total Real Total Reactive Total Apparent Power Factor Total Import Total Export Frequency _PHAS

(Average o

f

Active

P

hases) (Average of

A

c

t

ive

Phases) (Average of

A

c

t

ive

P

hases) Power (P) Power (Q) Power (S) (Average of

Active Phases) Real Energy Real Energy

>>> Scroll When Idle >>>

Energy

Accumulators ENRGY

E KPh

E +KPh

E -KPh

Q1 Qh

Q2 Qh Q3 Qh Q4 Qh E KSh

E KSh

PULS1

PULS2

and Counters Signed Net Import Export Quadrant 1 Quadrant 2 Quadrant 3 Quadrant 4 Signed Net Import Export Pulse Counter 1 Pulse Counter 2

Real

E

nergy Real Energy Real Energy Import Reactive Import Reactive Export Reactive Export Reactive Apparent Energy Apparent Energy Apparent Energy (Import Ph) (Export Ph)

Energy Energy Energy Energy See SETUP > SPULS > Wh/P

for Pulse

V

alue

ENRGY

To:

ALERT

T

he

units

for

all

Power

and

E

nergy

screens

change

t

o

preserve

r

esolution

as

the

ac

c

umula

t

ed

t

otals

increase. For

e

xample,

energy starts

out

as

Wh,

then

swit

ches

t

o

kWh,

M

W

h,

and

ev

en

tually

GW

h

as

the

ac

c

umula

t

ed

value incr

eases

.

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14

A

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t/R

e

se

t

I

nf

ormation

To: ENRGY

Alert Status

(check if

Wrench on

LCD)

ALERT

PLOSS

--------

A b C

Phase Loss

A B C

LOWPF

--------

A b C

Low Power Factor

A B C

F ERR

--------

A

Frequency Out

of Range

I OVR

--------

A b C

Current

Out of Range

V OVR

--------

A b C

Voltage

Out of Range

PULSE

--------

Error

Energy Pulse Output:

Error = Overrun Error

ALERT

A A B C A B C ConF = Configuration Error

Display “nOnE” if no alerts

Unit

Information INFO MODEL OS

RS SN

Model

Number Operating

System Reset

System Serial

Number

INFO

PASWD

Enter the Reset Password

(configured in the setup

ENERG

Reset all Energy Accumulators

(Wh, VARh Press “+” or “-“to

Reset.

DEMND

Reset all Maximum Demand

(W, VAR, VA) to

Demand. Hit “+” or “-“to Reset.

COUNT

Reset the puls

Press “+” or “-“to Reset

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Back To SETUP

UI for

Se

tup

From:

To Setup p. 2 “SPASS”

Back S COM

RS-485

Output

ADDR

--------

001

BAUD

--------

38400

19200

9600

4800

2400

1200

PAR

--------

nOnE

EvEn

Odd

ADDR - Modbus Address: 1 –247.

+ increments the selected (blinking) digit.

- selects the digit to the left.

BAUD - Baud Rate: 1200 –38400 Baud

PAR - Parity: Odd, Even, None

+ or –to step through the options.

SETUP > PASWD

Back

Current

Transformer

S CT

CT V

--------

1.0

.33

CT

SZ

--------

100

CT V - CT Input Voltage: + or –to Select 1.0 or .33V.

CT SZ - CT Size: in Amps. Maximum is 32000 Amps.

Back

S SYS

SYSTM

--------

3L-1n

3L

2L-1n

Set

System Configuration:

SYSTM: + or –to step through the following System Type options:

System Reg 130 CTs Description

3L-1n 40 3 Wye Three Phase: A, B, & C with Neutral (Default).

3L 31 3 Delta Three Phase: A, B & C; no Neutral

System

Type

2L

1L-1n

2L 11 1 Single Phase: A & B; no Neutral

1L-1n 10 1 Single Phase: A to Neutral

Back

S PT

RATIO

--------

001.00

Set Potential Transfomer Ratio:

RATIO –Potential transformer step down is RATIO:1. Default is 1:1

(No PT installed). See Install for wiring diagrams. This value must be

set before the System Voltage (if used).

Potential

Transformer

Back S V

Sytem

LL

--------

00600

Set System Voltage:

V LL –The nominal Line to Line Voltage for the system. This is used

by the meter to calculate the theoretical maximum system power, and

as the reference voltage for setting the Phase Loss threshold.

Maximum is 32000 Volts. For system type 1+N (10), this is a Line to

Neutral Voltage, indicated by “V LN”. Note: the meter will reject settings

Voltage Next that are not within the meter’s operating range when divided by the PT

ratio.

Back

Sytem

S PWR

MX KW

--------

103.92

System Power:

MX KW –The theoretical Maximum System Power is calculated by the

meter from the System Voltage, CT size, and System Type. Power

Factor is assumed to be unity. The value of System Power is used to

determine which combinations of pulse weight and duration are valid

and will keep up with the maximum power the meter will see. This value

Voltage

Next is read only.

To Setup p. 2 “SPLOS”

Note: Bold is the

Default.

In meter kits, Input Voltage and CT Amperage are

factory preset to appropriate settings. Do not modify.

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16

Back To SETUP

UI for

Se

tup

(

con

t.)

To Setup p. 1 “S PWR”

VOLTS

IMBAL

Set Phase Loss:

VOLTS - Phase Loss Voltage: The fraction of the system

voltage below which Phase Loss Alarm is on. For system

types with neutral, the Line to Neutral voltage is also

calculated and tested. If the System Voltage is 600 and the

Back

Phase

Loss

SPLOS --------

0.10 --------

0.25

60 volts.

IMBAL - Phase Loss Imbalance: The fractional difference

in Line to Line voltages above which Phase Loss Alarm is

on. For system types with neutral, the Line to Neutral

voltages are also tested. For system types 1+N (10) and 2

(11) , imbalance is not tested.

Back

SPULS

Wh/P

--------

10000

1000

mS/P

--------

500

250

Max

PPS

--------

1

2

Set Pulse:

The System Type , CT size, PT Ratio, and System Voltage must

all be configured before setting the Pulse Energy. If any of these

parameters are changed, the meter will hunt for a new Pulse

Duration, but will not change the Pulse Energy. If it cannot find a

solution, the meter will display the wrench, show “ConF”in the

ALARM -> PULSE screen, and enable Energy pulse output

configuration error bit in the Modbus Diagnostic Alert Bitmap (if

equipped).

Pulse

Output 100

10

INTRV

--------

6

100 5

50 10

25 20

10 50

Wh/P - Set Pulse Energy: In Watt Hours (& VAR Hours, if

present) per Pulse. When moving down to a smaller energy, the

meter will not allow the selection if it cannot find a pulse duration

that will allow the pulse output to keep up with Theoretical

Maximum System Power (see S_PWR screen). When moving

up to a larger energy, the meter will jump to the first value where

it can find a valid solution.

mS/P –Minimum Pulse Duration Time: This read only value

is set by the meter to the slowest duration (in mS per closure)

that will keep up with the Theoretical Maximum System Power.

The open time is greater than or equal to the closure time. The

maximum Pulses Per Second (PPS) is shown in yellow.

Set Demand Interval:

INTRV - The number of Sub-Intervals (1 to 6) in a Demand Interval.

Back SDMND 5 --------

4 00900 Default is 1 (block demand).

SEC - Sub-Interval length in seconds. Default is 900 (15 minutes).

Demand 3

2

1 Next

Set to 0 for external sync-to-comms (Modbus units only).

Back

S DIS

UNITS

--------

IEEE

Set Display Units: +/- to switch between:

IEEE –VLL VLN W VAR VA Units.

Display

Units IEC

Back

Setup

SPASS SETUP

--------

00000

RESET

--------

00000

Set Passwords:

SETUP - The Password to enter the SETUP menu.

RESET - The Password to enter the RESET menu.

Passwords Next

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Series 4100 Modbus

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Monitoring HUB as the master device.

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N•

m)

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o

r

interrupted

(power

c

y

c

l

e

,

e

t

c

.

)

during

t

h

e

previous demand

s

ub

-i

n

t

e

r

v

a

l

,

and

w

h

e

t

h

e

r

t

h

e

R

ea

l

-

T

i

m

e

C

l

o

c

k

ha

s

been changed

(r

e

-i

n

i

t

ia

l

i

z

e

d

t

o

d

e

f

a

u

l

t

dat

e

/

t

i

m

e

du

e

t

o

a

power-cycle o

r

modified via Modbus

c

o

mm

an

d

s

)

.

The

Series 4100

F

u

ll

Dat

a

S

e

t

(FDS)

model

f

e

at

u

r

e

s

data o

u

t

pu

t

s

such a

s

demand

c

a

lc

u

l

at

i

o

n

s

,

per phase signed

w

at

t

s

V

A

and

V

A

R

,

i

m

p

o

r

t

/

e

x

p

o

r

t

W

h

and

V

A

h

,

and

V

A

R

h

ac

c

u

m

u

l

at

o

r

s

b

y

q

ua

d

r

an

t

.

The

Series 4100

Dat

a

Lo

gg

i

ng

model

i

n

c

l

ud

e

s

t

h

e

F

DS

and

a

dd

s

l

o

g

configuration

r

e

g

i

s

t

e

r

s

155-178 and

l

o

g

buffer reading

at

r

e

g

i

s

t

e

r

s

8000-13760.

The

m

e

t

e

r

s

upp

o

r

t

s

v

a

r

ia

b

l

e

C

Ts

and PTs,

a

ll

o

w

i

ng

a

m

u

c

h

wider range o

f

operation from 90V

x

5

A

up

t

o

32000V

x

32000A.

T

o

p

r

o

m

o

t

e

t

h

i

s

,

t

h

e

m

e

t

e

r

p

e

rm

i

t

s

v

a

r

ia

b

l

e

s

c

a

l

i

ng

o

f

t

h

e

16

-

b

i

t

i

n

t

e

g

e

r

e

g

i

s

t

e

r

s

via

t

h

e

s

c

a

l

e

r

e

g

i

s

t

e

r

s

.

The

32-bit floating

p

o

i

n

t

r

e

g

i

s

t

e

r

s

d

o

n

o

t

need

t

o

b

e

s

c

a

l

e

d

.

In

t

e

g

e

r

e

g

i

s

t

e

r

s

b

e

g

i

n

at

001 (0x001).

F

l

o

at

s

at

257

(0x101).

C

o

n

fi

gu

rat

i

o

n

r

e

g

i

s

t

e

r

s

at

129

(0x081).

V

a

l

u

e

s

n

o

t

s

upp

o

r

t

e

d

i

n

a

p

a

r

t

i

c

u

l

a

r

S

y

s

t

e

m

Type

configuration

r

e

p

o

r

t

Q

N

A

N

(0x8000

i

n

In

t

e

g

e

r

R

e

g

i

s

t

e

r

s

,

0x7

F

C

00000

i

n

F

l

o

at

i

ng

P

o

i

n

t

R

e

g

i

s

t

e

r

s

)

.

R

e

g

i

s

t

e

r

addresses

a

r

e

i

n

P

L

C

s

t

y

l

e

b

a

s

e

1

notation.

S

ub

t

r

ac

t

1

from

a

ll

addresses

f

o

r

t

h

e

b

a

s

e

0

v

a

l

u

e

used

o

n

t

h

e

Modbus

R

S

-

485

l

i

n

k.

S

u

pp

o

r

t

e

d

Mo

db

u

s

C

o

mm

a

n

d

s

N

o

t

e

:

I

D

S

t

r

i

ng

information

v

a

r

i

e

s

from model

t

o

model.

T

e

x

t

shown here

i

s

an

e

xam

p

l

e

.

C

ommand

D

escription

0x03

Read

H

olding

Regist

ers

0x04

Read

Input

Regist

ers

0x06

Preset

S

ingle

Register

0x10

Preset

Multiple

Regist

ers

0x11

Repor

t

ID

Return

string:

byte0: addr

ess

byte1: 0x11

byte2: #bytes following

w/out

cr

c

byte3:

ID

b

yt

e

=

247

byte4: status

=

0xFF

if

the

operating system

is

used;

status

=

0x00

if

the

reset system

is

used

bytes5+:

ID

string

=

“

Leviton S4100

Power

Met

er

F

ull

Da

ta

S

et

”

RUNNING

RS

Version

x.xxx

”

last

2

bytes: CRC

0x2B

Read

D

evic

e

Identification,

BASIC

implemen

ta

tion

(0x00,

0x01

and

0x02

data),

C

onf

ormit

y

Level

1.

O

bjec

t

values:

0x01:

“

Leviton

”

0x02:

“

S4100

”

0x03:

“

V

xx.yyy

”

,

wher

e

xx.yyy

is

the

OS

version

number

(r

eforma

tt

ed

version

of

the

Modbus

register #7001,

(F

irm

w

ar

e

Version,

O

per

a

ting

S

yst

em).

If

register #7001

==

12345,

then

the

0x03

da

ta

would

be

“

V12.345”).

L

ege

n

d

The

following

t

a

b

l

e

l

i

s

t

s

t

h

e

addresses assigned

t

o

each data

point.

F

o

r

floating

p

o

i

n

t

format

v

a

r

ia

b

l

e

s

,

each data

p

o

i

n

t

a

pp

ea

r

s

t

w

i

c

e

because

t

w

o

16

-

b

i

t

addresses

a

r

e

required

t

o

h

o

l

d

a

32-bit float

v

a

l

u

e

.

N

e

g

at

i

v

e

signed

i

n

t

e

g

e

r

s

a

r

e

2

’

s

c

o

m

p

l

e

m

e

n

t

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G

uide

Power

M

onit

oring

Series 4100 Modbus

TM

19

R/W

R=r

ead

only

R/W=read

fr

om

either

in

t

or

float

formats, write only

t

o

in

t

eger

f

orma

t

.

NV

Value is

stored

in

non-volatile memor

y.

T

he

value

will

still

be

available

if

the

meter experiences a

po

w

er

loss

and

r

eset.

F

orma

t

UIn

t

Unsigned

16-bit

in

t

eger.

SIn

t

S

igned

16-bit

in

t

eger.

UL

ong

Unsigned

32-bit

in

t

eger;

Upper

16-bits

(MSR)

in

lowest-numbered

/

first

listed register

(001/002

=

MSR/LSR).

SL

ong

S

igned

32-bit

in

t

eger;

Upper

16-bits

(MSR)

in

lowest-numbered

/

first

listed register

(001/002

=

MSR/LSR).

F

loa

t

32-bit

floating point;

Upper

16-bits

(MSR)

in

lowest-numbered

/

first

listed register

(257/258

=

MSR/LSR).

E

nc

oding

is

per

IEEE

standar

d

754

single

pr

ecision.

Units

Lists

the

physical

units

that

a

register holds.

S

c

ale

F

ac

t

or

S

ome

In

t

eger

values

must

be

multiplied

b

y

a

c

onstan

t

sc

ale

fac

t

or

(typically

a

fr

ac

tion),

t

o

be

read

c

orr

ec

tly

.

T

his

is

done

t

o

allo

w

in

t

eger

numbers

t

o

r

epr

esen

t

fractional

numbers.

R

ange

Defines

the

limit

of

the

values

that

a

register

c

an

c

on

tain.

S

etting

V

alue

Modbus

Regist

er

S

etup

Password

00000

–

Reset

Password

00000

–

S

yst

em

T

ype

40

(3

+

N)

Wy

e

130

C

T

Primary Ratio

(if

C

Ts

ar

e

not

included)

100A

131

C

T

S

ec

ondar

y

R

a

tio

1V

132

PT

R

a

tio

1:1

(none)

133

S

yst

em

V

oltage

600

V

L

-L

134

Max.

T

heor

etical

Power

(

A

nalog

O

utput:

full

sc

ale

(20mA

or

5V

))

104

kW

135

D

isplay

Mode

1

(IEEE

units)

137

Phase

Loss

10%

of

S

yst

em

V

oltage

(60V

),

25%

Phase

t

o

Phase

Imbalanc

e

142,

143

Pulse

E

nergy

1

(kWh/pulse)

144

Demand:

number

of

sub

-in

t

erv

als

per

in

t

erv

al

1

(block

mode)

149

Demand: sub

-in

t

erv

al

length

900

sec

(15

min)

150

Modbus

A

ddr

ess

001

–

Modbus

B

aud

R

a

t

e

19200

baud

–

Modbus

P

arit

y

N

one

–

Log Read

P

age

0

158

L

ogging

C

onfigur

a

tion

Register

0

159

Log

Register

P

oin

t

er

1

3

(Import

Real

E

nergy

MSR)

169

Log

Register

P

oin

t

er

2

4

(Import

Real

E

nergy

LSR)

170

Log

Register

P

oin

t

er

3

5

(Expor

t

Real

E

nergy

MSR)

171

Log

Register

P

oin

t

er

4

6

(Expor

t

Real

E

nergy

LSR)

172

Log

Register

P

oin

t

er

5

29

(Real

D

emand)

173

Log

Register

P

oin

t

er

6

30

(Reactive

D

emand)

174

Log

Register

P

oin

t

er

7

31

(

A

ppar

en

t

D

emand)

175

Log

Register

P

oin

t

er

8

155

(Mon

th/Da

y)

176

Log

Register

P

oin

t

er

9

156

(

Y

ear/Hour)

177

Log

Register

P

oin

t

er

10

157

(M

inut

es/S

ec

onds)

178

M

odbus

Point

M

ap

O

v

er

vie

w

(

con

t.)

Standard

M

odbus

Default

Setting

s

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uide

Power

M

onit

oring

Series 4100 Modbus

TM

20

R

NV SLong

kWh

E

R

NV SLong

kVAh

E

•

017

Series 4100

Regist

er

M

odbus

Point

M

ap

R/W NV

F

orma

t

Units

Scale

Range

D

escription

•

001

•

002

•

003

In

t

eger

Data:

S

ummar

y

of

Active Phases

-2147483647

t

o

+2147483647

Real

E

nergy

:

N

et

(Import

-

Expor

t)

Real

E

nergy

:

Quadrants 1

&

4

MSR

LSR

MSR

A

cc

umula

t

ed

Real

E

nergy

•

004

•

005

R

NV ULong

kWh

E

0

t

o

0xFFFFFFFF

Impor

t

LSR

MSR

(Ph)

•

006

•

007

•

008

•

009

R

NV ULong

kWh

E

0

t

o

0xFFFFFFFF

Real

E

nergy

:

Quadrants 2

&

3

Expor

t

R

NV ULong

kVARh

E

0

t

o

0xFFFFFFFF

Reac

tiv

e

E

nergy

-

Q

uadr

an

t

1:

Lags

Impor

t

Real

E

nergy

(IEC)

Inductive (IEEE)

Reac

tiv

e

E

nergy

-

Q

uadr

an

t

2:

LSR

MSR

LSR

MSR

A

cc

umula

t

ed

Reac

tiv

e

E

nergy

R

NV ULong

kVARh

E

0

t

o

0xFFFFFFFF

Leads

Expor

t

Real

E

nergy

(IEC)

Inductive (IEEE)

(

Q

h):

•

010

LSR

Quadrants 1

+

2

C

lear

via

r

eset

•

011

•

012

•

013

R

NV ULong

kVARh

E

0

t

o

0xFFFFFFFF

Reac

tiv

e

E

nergy

-

Q

uadr

an

t

3:

Lags

Expor

t

Real

E

nergy

(IEC)

C

apacitiv

e

(IEEE)

MSR

LSR

MSR

=

Impor

t

Quadrants 3

+

4

=

Expor

t

register 129

•

014

•

015

•

016

R

NV ULong

kVARh

E

0

t

o

0xFFFFFFFF

Reac

tiv

e

E

nergy

-

Q

uadr

an

t

4:

Leads

Impor

t

Real

E

nergy

(IEC)

C

apacitiv

e

(IEEE)

-2147483647

t

o

+2147483647

A

ppar

en

t

E

nergy

:

N

et

(Import

-

Expor

t)

LSR

MSR

LSR

A

cc

umula

t

ed

A

ppar

en

t

E

nergy

(Sh):

R

NV ULong

kVAh

E

0

t

o

0xFFFFFFFF

Apparent: Quadrants

1

&

4

MSR

Impor

t

and

•

018

•

019

•

020

R

NV ULong

kVAh

E

0

t

o

0xFFFFFFFF

Impor

t

Apparent: Quadrants 2

&

3

Expor

t

LSR

MSR

LSR

Expor

t

c

orr

espond

with

Real

E

nergy

•

021

R

SIn

t

kW

W

-32767

t

o

+32767

T

otal

Instantaneous

Real

(P

)

P

o

w

er

•

022

R

SIn

t

kVAR

W

0

t

o

32767

T

otal

Instantaneous

Reac

tiv

e

(

Q

)

P

o

w

er

•

023

R

UIn

t

kVA

W

0

t

o

32767

T

otal

Instantaneous

A

ppar

en

t

(S)

Power

(v

ec

t

or

sum)

•

024

R

SIn

t

Ratio

0.0001

-10000

t

o

+10000

T

otal

Power

F

ac

t

or

(t

otal

kW

/

t

otal

kVA

)

•

025

R

UIn

t

Volt

V

0

t

o

32767

Voltage,

L

-L

(U),

average

of

ac

tiv

e

phases

•

026

R

UIn

t

Volt

V

0

t

o

32767

Voltage, L-N

(

V

),

average

of

ac

tiv

e

phases

•

027

R

UIn

t

Amp

I

0

t

o

32767

C

urr

en

t

,

average

of

ac

tiv

e

phases

•

028

UIn

t

Hz

0.01

4500

t

o

6500

F

r

equency

•

029

R

SIn

t

kW

W

-32767

t

o

+32767

T

otal

Real

Power

P

r

esen

t

D

emand

•

030

SIn

t

kVAR

W

-32767

t

o

+32767

T

otal

Reac

tiv

e

Power

P

r

esen

t

D

emand

•

031

R

SIn

t

kVA

W

-32767

t

o

+32767

T

otal

A

ppar

en

t

Power

P

r

esen

t

D

emand

•

032

R

NV SIn

t

kW

W

-32767

t

o

+32767

T

otal

Real

Power Max.

D

emand

•

033

R

NV SIn

t

kVAR

W

-32767

t

o

+32767

T

otal

Reac

tiv

e

Power Max.

D

emand

•

034

R

NV SIn

t

kVA

W

-32767

t

o

+32767

T

otal

A

ppar

en

t

Power Max.

D

emand

•

035

R

NV SIn

t

kW

W

-32767

t

o

+32767

T

otal

Real

Power Max.

D

emand

•

036

R

NV SIn

t

kVAR

W

-32767

t

o

+32767

T

otal

Reac

tiv

e

Power Max.

D

emand

•

037

R

NV SIn

t

kVA

W

-32767

t

o

+32767

T

otal

A

ppar

en

t

Power Max.

D

emand

•

038

R

UIn

t

Reserved,

r

eturns

0x8000

(

QNAN)

Impor

t

Expor

t

Reset

via

r

egist

er

129

•

039

•

040

•

041

•

042

R

NV ULong

0

t

o

0xFFFFFFFF

Pulse

C

oun

t

er

1

(Import

Real

E

nergy)

R

NV ULong

0

t

o

0xFFFFFFFF

Pulse

C

oun

t

er

2

(Expor

t

Real

E

nergy)

MSR

LSR

MSR

LSR

C

on

tac

t

C

losur

e

C

oun

t

ers

.

V

alid

f

or

both

pulse

inputs

and

outputs. C

ounts ar

e

shown

in ().

S

ee

register 144

-

E

nergy

P

er

Pulse

f

or

the

W

h

per

pulse

c

oun

t

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