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Event Logging ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide
Page 356 Time Synchronization & Timekeeping Technical Note
GPS unlocked — generated when the GPS receiver loses its lock on a time
source (Diagnostics module’s GPS Status register goes
OFF).
Time set event — generated when a time synchronization signal is interpreted as
a time set, and the meter’s clock is reset. Two events are recorded: one with the
timestamp before the clock was set, and one with the timestamp after the clock
was set.
- 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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