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ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Current Probe Basic Setup
Current Probe Inputs Basic Setup Technical Note Page 187
To perform current probe basic setup:
1. Connect the current probes to the meter (in this example we are using a ION
7500 meter). Refer to the meter Installation and Basic Setup Instructions for
current probe installation instructions.
2. In a Telnet or HyperTerminal session, access the Calibration menu. Refer to the
technical note titled Telnet and HyperTerminal Access for instructions on how to
run a Telnet or HyperTerminal session.
3. Set up the current probe transformation ratio and the phase angle.
In this example, we will set up a split core CT with AC voltage output. The
model is CT-300A-0.333V (Nominal Primary current 300A, Nominal secondary
voltage 0.333V). The phase angle is < 2.0 degrees. This is saved to register group
“User Defined 1” (1) and is the same for all phase current channels (44).
Refer to
the KCTSTP command in the section “The Calibration menu contains the following
calibration commands:” on page 188.
To write these parameters to the meter, type in:
7500ION:\PORT_1>kctstp CT-300A-0.333V 300 0.333 2.0 1 44
Press Enter.
4. To read that the new parameters have been written to the meter, type in:
7500ION:\PORT_1>kctrd
Press Enter.
5. With the meter front panel or software, activate the current probe parameters set
in step 3:
◆ Meter front panel: select Basic Setup > Current Probe > User Defined 1.
◆ Designer software: access the Power Meter module Current Probe setup
register and set it to User Defined 1.
- User’s Guide 1
- Installation Considerations 3
- FCC Notice 4
- Standards Compliance 4
- Limitation of Liability 5
- Contents 7
- 1 Introduction 11
- ION 7500 and ION 7600 Meters 12
- Remote Data Display 14
- Communications Protocols 16
- Firmware Revision History 18
- Using this Guide 19
- 2 Using The Front Panel 21
- Display Screen Types 23
- Phasor Diagram Displays 24
- Event Log Displays 24
- Nameplate Displays 24
- Histogram Displays 24
- Trend Bar Graph Displays 25
- Trend Displays 25
- The Front Panel’s Setup Menu 31
- Passwords 32
- Setup Mode Timeout 32
- Basic Setup Menu 33
- Main Setup Menu 34
- Demand Setup Menu 34
- Thermal Demand Settings 35
- Demand Options 35
- Network Setup 36
- 89.123.40 37
- Serial Communications Setup 38
- PQ (Power Quality) Setup 39
- Format Setup Menu 40
- Display Setup Menu 41
- Time Setup Menu 41
- Set Meter Time 42
- Meter Resets 43
- Security Setup 44
- Custom 1 Trg 47
- Custom 2 Trg 47
- 3 Default Meter Functionality 49
- Default Meter Functionality 50
- Communications Setup 51
- Modem Initialization String 52
- Data Logging Setup 53
- Default Logging Configuration 54
- Parameter Description 55
- Harm Mean Log Harm High Log 55
- Energy Pulsing Setup 58
- Power Quality Configuration 59
- Nom Volts 60
- Setpoint Configuration 61
- Meter Clock Configuration 62
- Display Setup 63
- Demand Setup 64
- Time of Use Configuration 65
- Setup Register Function 66
- Factory Information 67
- Third Party Protocols 68
- Using the Modbus RTU Protocol 69
- Modbus Slave Module Settings 70
- Register 73
- Using the Modbus/TCP Protocol 79
- Using the DNP 3.00 Protocol 80
- Setup Register Setting 83
- DNP Options Module Settings 84
- 4 Using ION Software 87
- ION Enterprise Software 88
- Ethernet Gateway Site 90
- Configuring Communications 91
- ION Enterprise: Vista 93
- Vista Diagram Elements 95
- ION Enterprise: Designer 103
- ION Modules 104
- ION Registers 105
- Rev_write_state_lookup 107
- Rev_destroy_lookup 107
- Linking Modules 111
- Creating New Modules 111
- Deleting Modules 111
- Accessing module outputs 112
- Accessing module inputs 112
- Editing Existing Frameworks 113
- ION Enterprise: Reporter 114
- Energy and Demand 115
- Load Profile 115
- Power Quality 115
- ION Setup Software 118
- Sites, Groups, and Meters 119
- Basic Meter Configuration 121
- 5 Features and Applications 125
- Communications 126
- RS-232 Connections 127
- RS-485 Connections 128
- Ethernet Connections 129
- The EtherGate Protocol 131
- Internal Modem Connections 132
- ION Enterprise Help 133
- The ModemGate Protocol 135
- Infrared Port Connections 136
- Internet Connectivity 137
- WebReach 138
- Telnet and Hyperterminal 138
- Digital and Analog I/O 139
- Output Modules 141
- Energy Pulsing with LEDs 143
- Analog Inputs 145
- Analog Outputs 145
- Time Synchronization 146
- Meter Security 147
- Data and Event Logging 149
- Event Logging 150
- External ION Events 151
- Alerting 153
- ION Programmer’s Reference 155
- Alerting via a Numeric Pager 156
- Alerting via Email 157
- 6 Hardware Reference 159
- Rear View of Meter 160
- General Specifications 161
- Unit Dimensions 162
- Communications Specifications 163
- COM1 Port 164
- COM2 Port 166
- COM3 Port 166
- Ethernet Port 167
- IP Service Ports 168
- I/O Specifications 169
- Mechanical Relay Outputs 170
- Solid-State Relay Outputs 171
- Electrical Specifications 174
- Current Inputs 175
- Retrofit Options 176
- Communications Card 177
- I/O Expansion Card 178
- TRAN Model 180
- A Technical Notes 183
- Page 184 184
- TECHNICAL NOTE 185
- Current Probe Basic Setup 186
- Calibration Menu and Help 188
- Custom Front Panel Displays 191
- Introduction 192
- Display Modules 193
- NE PARAMETER, TWO PARAMETER 194
- N/A. If a 194
- Display Options Module 195
- Scroll Modules 195
- Display Framework Overview 196
- Making a Framework Backup 197
- Removing a Display Screen 198
- Adding a New Display Screen 198
- Display Mode 199
- Screen Messages 204
- (ION 8000 Series) 205
- I/O Solutions 211
- Switch Setting Parameters 215
- Configuring Digital Input 217
- Configuring Digital Output 219
- Calibration Pulser Module 220
- Detailed Module Operation 221
- Maximum State 222
- Overload State 222
- Pulser Module 223
- Configuring Analog Input 224
- Detailed Operation 225
- Configuring Analog Output 226
- -1500 W 0mA 229
- -1000 W 4mA 229
- 1000 W 20mA 229
- MeterM@il 233
- Internal Email Server Feature 233
- Viewing the MeterM@il Message 235
- Email Data Logs 236
- The XML Attachment 237
- BootP Server 238
- Workstation with 239
- ION Software 239
- SMTP Connection Timeout 240
- Sliding Window 243
- Demand Module 243
- Setpoint Module 243
- Alert Module 243
- Security 249
- Overview of Security 250
- Security Access Levels 251
- ION Setup Software Security 253
- ION Meter Security 255
- Service Function 262
- Hardware Lock Security 263
- Anti-Tamper Seals 264
- WebMeter 265
- Internal Web Server Feature 265
- Default Web Pages 267
- Custom Web Pages 268
- Configuring your Meter 271
- Setup Errors 273
- Internet 275
- Hardware 279
- Framework 279
- Modem AT Commands 281
- International support 283
- S-Registers 285
- Conexant Modems in ION Meters 287
- Cellular Phone Compatibility 289
- Power Availability 291
- Assumptions 293
- Pausing Availability 297
- Detailed Behavior 298
- Terminology 299
- Power Quality: ION 301
- Meters and EN50160 301
- Default EN50160 Measurements 302
- Register Label Description 303
- Magnitude of Voltage Supply 304
- Description 306
- Flicker Default Measurements 308
- Supply Voltage Dips 310
- Recorder 34 311
- Short and Long Interruptions 312
- Temporary Overvoltages 313
- Register Labels 314
- Supply Voltage Unbalance 315
- Harmonic Voltage 316
- Interharmonic Voltage 319
- Mains Signaling Voltage 321
- EN50160 External Controls 323
- FF by default 329
- Using Telnet 332
- Telnet Menu 333
- Using HyperTerminal 334
- Factory Terminal Menu 335
- Meter as an Ethernet Gateway 337
- EtherGate 338
- Meter TCP/IP Address 339
- Server computer that 339
- Ethernet device 339
- EtherGate Checklist 340
- Meter as a ModemGate 341
- ModemGate 342
- ModemGate Checklist 343
- MODEMGATE 345
- Clock Module Settings 349
- ION Time Synchronization 351
- GPS Time Synchronization 352
- BEL> = hex 07 354
- Diagnostics and Event Logging 355
- Time-Synchronization Blackout 357
- Upgrading ION 359
- Device Firmware 359
- The Device Upgrader 360
- Upgrading Your ION Device(s) 362
- Page 365 365
- Page 366 Index 366
- Index Page 367 367
- Page 368 Index 368
- Index Page 369 369
- Page 370 Index 370
- 70000-0176-01 372
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