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AcuRev 1300

3P4W Energy Meter

User's Manual

CopyRight © 2015 V2.02

This manual may not be altered or reproduced in whole or in part by any means

without the expressed written consent of Accuenergy.

The information contained in this document is believed to be accurate at the time of
publication, however, Accuenergy assumes no responsibility for any errors which may
appear here and reserves the right to make changes without notice. Please ask the local
representative for latest product specications before ordering.

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[Document #2300E2202 Revision Date: Sep., 2015]

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Please read this manual carefully before installation, operation and maintenance

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of AcuRev 1300 series meter. The following symbols in this manual are used to provide
warning of danger or risk during the installation and operation of the meters.

Electric Shock Symbol: Carries information about procedures which must be
followed to reduce the risk of electric shock and danger to personal health.

Safety Alert Symbol: Carries information about circumstances which if not
considered may result in injury or death.

Prior to maintenance and repair, the equipment must be de-energized and
grounded. All maintenance work must be performed by qualied, competent accredited
professionals who have received formal training and have experience with highvoltage and
currentdevices. Accuenergy shall not be responsible or liable for any damages or injuries
caused by improper meter installation and/or operation.

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Content

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Chapter 1 Introduction

1.1 Meter Overview--------------------------------------------------------------------------2

1.2 Areas of Application--------------------------------------------------------------------------3

1.3 Product Features-------------------------------------------------------------------3

Chapter 2 Installation

2.1 Appearance and Dimensions---------------------------------------------------------7

2.2 Installation Methods---------------------------------------------------------8

2.3 Wiring-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------12

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Chapter 3 Operation and Application-----------------------------------------------------------23

3.1 Display Panel and Keys-----------------------------------------------------------------24

3.2 Display Mode and Key Operations-----------------------------------------------------------25

3.3 Parameter Display and Key Operations-----------------------------------------------------30

3.4 Settings and Operations-----------------------------------------------------------------31

Chapter 4 Functions and Software----------------------------------------------------------35

4.1 Parameter settings----------------------------------------------------------36

4.2 Basic Measurement Functions----------------------------------------------------------40

4.3 Measurement Functions----------------------------------------------------------40

4.4 Demand------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------47

4.5RO Functions----------------------------------------------------------48

4.6 EventLogging--------------------------------------------------------------------------------48

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4.7 Alarm Functions---------------------------------------------------------------------------------50

4.8 Incorrect Connection Detection----------------------------------------------------------54

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4.9 Instrument Information----------------------------------------------------------56

4.10 Sealing function---------------------------------------------------------------------------56

Chapter 5 Communication-------------------------------------------------------------------------61

5.1 Modbus Protocol Introduction-------------------------------------------------------------62

5.2 Communication Format------------------------------------------------------------------------65

5.3 Application Details------------------------------------------------------------------------------70

Appendix-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------105

Appendix A Function List--------------------------------------------------------------------------106

Appendix B Technical Data and Specication-------------------------------------------------107

Appendix C Ordering Information---------------------------------------------------------------109

Appendix D Revision History----------------------------------------------------------------------110

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Welcome to AcuRev 1300!

You have purchased an advanced, versatile, multifunction power meter.

Please note the following chapter descriptions in order to utilize the power meter
properly.

Chapter 1 Introduces the basic AcuRev 1300 features and application areas.

Chapter 2 Introduces AcuRev 1300 installation and wiring methods in detail.

Chapter 3 walks through how to operate AcuRev 1300 via the display panel, display
measurement data and parameter settings.

Chapter 4 introduces main functions with the included software.

Chapter 5 introduces communication related informations, including communication
protocol format and parameter address table.

Appendix provides AcuRev 1300 technical specications and ordering information.

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Chapter 1 Introduction

1.1 Meter Overview

1.2 Areas of Application

1.3 Product Features

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1.1 Meter Overview

AcuRev 1300

AcuRev 1300 series rail-mounted three phase energy Meters has a small size and high
accuracy, it is ideal for use in distributor and tight spaces. The meter is equipped with an
easy to read liquid crystal display (LCD) which displays all the important information. It is
ideal for building energy management systems, energy monitoring and energy metering
systems.

Energy



AcuRev1300 series support Bi-directional active energy measurements; Two-way
reactive power energy metering, four quadrant reactive power energy metering; Two­way apparent energy metering; The cumulative energy metering (Energy Import + Energy
Export); Net energy metering (input power - power output); Support rate 4 electric energy
metering.

Measurement fuction



AcuRev 1300 series meters provide measurement and indication functions. Which
can measure Voltage, Current, Power, Frequency and Power Factor. And which also have
load characteristics indication function. Line current measurement ,The calculation of zero
sequence current.Dierent specications of the meters have dierent functions.

Demand



This product provides demand forecasting demand measurement and demand climax
of Current, Active Power, Reactive Power and Apparent Power.

System Event Logging



The product can record the time and event ID about some important parameter
amendment or clearance.

Running time detection



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Support instrument running time of detection and instructions.

Instrument operation temperature indication



Provide instrument internal temperature indicator

Alarm function



Support multiple parameter data detection alarm, and can be congured to RO output.

Communication



Supports RS485 communication open protocol and infrared interface. Support
Modbus RTU. Infrared interface supports the on spot infrared meter reading.

1.2 Areas of Application

Large commercial center Rail transport

School Public facilities

Hotels and Buildings Smart distribution cabinet

Smart building system Energy management system

Industrial environment Energy saving system

1.3 Product Features

Multifunction, high accuracy



AcuRev 1300 series meter has data collection and management function, energy
measurement and multi-parameters measurement function, and demand measurement,
event logging.

The measurement accuracy of energy, power, voltage, current is 0.5.

Small size, convenient installation



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AcuRev 1300 series product appearance and dimension fits the IEC 35mm DIN
standard, accounts for only 6 mold.

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Display is clear



The LCD display is very clear. All measurement parameters could be search through
the display easily. The parameter could be set through the display. LCD display has
backlight support, which can help users use it in wake light environment.

Safety



AcuRev 1300 series product has electronic sealing function and physical sealing.
Users cannot change the parameters through the keys when the electronic sealing closed,
and important parameters cannot be changed through communication, preventing
maliciousdata changement.

Convenient wiring



Both high pressure system and low pressure systems, both three-phase three­wire system and three-phase four-wire system, can choose the appropriate wiring
way connected to AcuRev1300 series instrument.Almost all of the three-phase system
application, and can be used for single phase system.

Connection error automatic judgment



AcuRev 1300 series instrument connection errors of judgment and help in the process
of the project construction cost increase caused by the wrong wiring.

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Chapter 2 Installation

2.1 Appearance and Dimensions

2.2 Installation Methods

2.3 Wiring

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Before Installtion

AcuRev 1300



The installation must be perfomred by qualified, competent accredited professionals
who have received formal training and have experience with high voltage and current
devices. Appropriate safety wear (gloves, glasses, arc flush suit, etc.) is mandatory to
ensure safe installation.



During normal meter operation, caution should be used when handling the following
as high voltage may be present: Terminal Blocks, Current Transformer connection
nodes, Potential Transformer connection nodes and the related circuits. All primary and
secondary circuits may contain lethal current and voltage. Contact with current channels
must be avoided.



The power meter and I/O modules cannot be installed on the primary side of
transformers or where VA has limitations. The power meter can be only installed on the
secondary side. Avoid contact with meter terminals after the completion of installtion.



Do not input voltage above the rated maximum limit of the power meter and devices
connected to it. Before energizing the meter, please refer to the meter's label and
specications.



Do not perform high voltage test / insulation experiment to output, input or
communication terminals.



The use of shorting blocks and fuses are recommended. Current transformers need to
be grounded.



Use dry cloth to wipe the meter.



The replace of the Battery must be performed by professionals.

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This chapter mainly described how to install an AcuRev 1300 series meter, which is a
very important step of using the meter correctly. This chapter gives some pictures about
how to install the meter and some notes. Before installing the meter, please read this  rst.

2.1 Appearance and Dimensions

Appearance:

Figure 2-1 AcuRev 1300 Appearance

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Dimensions:

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Unit: mm

Front View

Figure 2-2 Meter base dimensions

Side View

2.2 Installation Methods

Note

Temperature and
humidity of the
environment must accord
with the requirement of
acurev 1300, Otherwise
it may cause the meter
damaged.

Environmental

Before installation, please check the environment,
temperature and humidity to ensure theAcuRev 1300 series meter
is being placed where it will not be damaged.

1. Temperature

AcuRev 1300 operating temperature is -25~70°C. Exceeding this
temperature range will cause damage to the meter. Please note

that it can influence the meter life negatively if themeter operates in extremely high or
extremely low temperatures. AcuRev 1300 storage temperature range is -40~85°C.

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2. Humidity

5% to 95% non-condensing.

3. Location

AcuRev1300 series meter should be installed in a dry and dust free environment.

Avoidexposing meter to excessive heat, radiation and high electrical noise sources.

Installation Steps:

This product is DIN railed mounted and ts on the standard 35mm rail.

1. To install the meter on the rail insert the top of the rail into the groove on the back

of the meter.Pull the metal clips back and slide the rail across the groove of the meter.

Installation Rail

Figure 2-3 Step A

2. Use the metal clips to tighten the rail to complete installation.

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Figure 2-4 Step B

3. Before mentioning this step, the steps needed to remove the seal/cover need to be
mentioned. I.E. Step 5 below should come rst.To attach seal/cover back onto the meter
place the left side of the cover down onto meter and press down on the right side. When
installed correctly you will hear a clicking sound.The steps to attach the other cover is
opposite to the above step.

Figure 2-5 Step C

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4. After inserting the cover, tighten the sealing screws and lay the seal and tighten the
sealing screws, lay the seal.

Figure 2-6 Step D

5. To open the cover, remove the seal if applicable, unscrew the sealing screws and life
the cover upwards to remove.

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Figure 2-7 Step E

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2.3 Wiring

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Terminals:
This manual use L1 L2 L3 to represent three-phase current loop, which are the same as

A, B, C in other manuals.

Figure 2-8 The transformer AcuRev1300 terminal access type distribution

A, B, S: communications terminal; P1, P2: pulse output;
L, N: auxiliary power; V1, V2, V3 and.Vn: voltage circuit; I11, I12, I21 I22, I31, I32, I41, I42:

current loop; R1, R2: RO output.

AuxiliaryPower Supply:

AcuRev1300 series instrument power supply: ac 100 ~ 415 vac, 50/60 hz, or dc 100­300 VDC, can be used throughout the world. Other power supply voltage selection
please contact manufacturers. Instrument in the typical working conditions of power
consumption is very small, so the power supply can by independent power supply, can also
be obtained from circuit under test.Suggested that under the condition of power voltage
uctuation is bigger, use the voltagee stabilizer. Power supply terminals, respectively is: L, N.
The typical auxiliary power wiring is as follows:

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Choice of wire of power supply is AWG22-16 or 0.6-1.5mm2.

A fuse (typical 1A/250Vac) or small air circuit breaker should be used in the auxillary
power supply loop. Such as the use of small air circuit breaker, it is recommended to use
IEC947 standards and through the CE certification of products. An isolated transformer
or EMC lter should be used in the control power supply loop if there is a power quality
problem in the power supply.

Note: the power before wiring, please confirm that the current power supply and
instrument brand logo on the power supply voltage is up!

Voltage Input:

Maximum input voltage for the AcuRev1300 series meter shall not exceed
400LN/690LL VAC rms for three phase or 400LN VAC rms for single phase. Voltage input
signal circuit must be installed in the air circuit breaker, fuse or small suggestion with 1 a
fuse.

Potential Transformer (PT) must be used for high voltage systems. Typical secondary
output for PTs shall be 100V or 120V. Please make sure to select an appropriate PT to
maintain the measurement accuracy of the meter. When connecting using the star
configuration wiring method, the PT's primary side rated voltage should be equal to or
close to the phase voltage of the system to utilize the full range of the PT. When connecting
using the delta conguration wiring method, the PT's primary side rated voltage should
be equal to or close to the line voltage of the system. A fuse (typical 1A/250Vac) should be
used in the voltage input loop. The wire for voltage input is AWG16-12 or 1.3-2.0mm2.

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Note: In no circumstance should the secondary of the PT be shorted. The secondary of the
PT should be grounded at one end. Please refer to the wiring diagram section for further

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details.

Current Input:

Current Transformers (CTs) are required in most engineering applications. Typical
current rating for the secondary side of the CT shall be 5A (standard) or 1A (Optional),
please refer to the ordering information appendix for further details. CTs must be used
if the system rated current is over 5A. The accuracy of the CT should be better than 0.5%
with rating over 3VA is recommended in order to preserve the meter's accuracy. The wire
between CTs and the meter shall be as short as possible. The length of the wire have an
eect on the accuracy.The wire size of current input is AWG15-10 or 1.5-2.5mm2.

Note: The secondary side of the CT should not be open circuit in any circumstance when
the power is on. There should not be any fuse or switch in the CT loop. One end of the CT
loop should be connected to the ground.

Vn Connection:

Vn is the reference point of the Acuvim II series meter voltage input. Low wire
resistance helps improve the measurement accuracy. Different system wiring modes
require dierent Vn connection methods. Please refer to the wiring diagram section for
more details.

AcuRev1300 series instrument measuring wiring method AcuRev1300 series
instrument can satisfy almost any kind of three phase wiring diagrams. Please read this
section carefully before choosing the suitable wiring method for your power system.
Please make sure the rated voltage grade and PT secondary side voltage is suitable for the
current models of AcuRev1300 series. Current rating and CT secondary side current rating
is suitable for the current models of AcuRev1300 series.

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AcuRev1300 series instrument connection mode Settings and the corresponding
practical application in engineering and correct, to ensure the measurement accuracy of
instrument.

1). 3LN, 3CT; The connection mode set to 3LN

LINE

ABCN

1A FUSE

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LOAD

Terminal Block

I11
I12
I21
I22
I31
I32
I41
I42

VNV3 V2 V1

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2). 2LL,3CT (using 2CT); The connection mode is set to 2LL; Note: output transformer

secondary side is 5A/1A

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LINE

ABC

1A FUSE

Terminal Block

LOAD

I11
I12
I21
I22
I31
I32
I41
I42

VNV3 V2 V1

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3). 2LL,2CT;The connection mode is set to 2LL; Note: mutual inductance type

secondary side output for 5A/1A,Rogowski coil 333mV,200mA

LINE

ABC

1A FUSE

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LOAD

Terminal Block

I11
I12
I21
I22
I31
I32
I41
I42

VNV3 V2 V1

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4). 1LL , 2CT; the connection mode is set to 1LL.

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LINE

ANB

1A FUSE

Terminal Block

LOAD

I11
I12
I21
I22
I31
I32
I41
I42

VNV3 V2 V1

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5) 1LN, 1CT; connection mode is set to 1LN

LINE

AN

1A FUSE

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Terminal Block

I11
I12
I21
I22
I31
I32
I41
I42

VNV3 V2 V1

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Relay output wiring diagram

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R1

Relay

Output

R2

220Vac

N

Supply

G

com

Auxiliary Power

V+

L

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AcuRev1300 communication utilizes RS485 port, via Modbus-RTU protocol. The

wiringterminals are A, B, S. "A" is called dierential signal " ", "B" is called dierentialsignal"-",

"S" is connected to the shielding of shielded twisted pair cable. The maximumdistance of

Shielded Twisted Pair cable is 1200 m. The distance will be shorter if moredevices are on the

same communication link or using a higher baud rate.

If the master device does not have RS485 but RS232 port, a RS232/485 converter can
beutilized. Typical RS485 network topologies include line, circle and star.

In order to improve communication quality, please pay attention to:

1. High-quality Shielded Twisted Pair cable is very important, AWG22 (0.6mm2) or

lower isrecommended. Two cables should be dierent colors.

2. Pay attention to "single point earthing". It means there is only one point of the

shieldingconnected to ground in a single communication link.

3. Every A(+) should be connected to A(+), B(-) to B(-), or it will inuence the network,

evendamage the communication interface.

4. "T" type connection topology should be avoided. This means no new branches

exceptfrom the starting point.

5.Keep communication cables away as much as possible from sources of electrical
noise.When several devices are connected (daisy chain) to the same long communication
line, ananti signalrefecting resistor (typical value 120- 300Ohm, 0.25W) is often used at the
endof the circuit (the last meter of the chain) if the communication quality is distorted.

6. Use RS232/RS485 or USB/RS485 converter with optical isolated output and surge
protection.

7. A infrared port is also available in the Display Module, which supports meterreading.

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Chapter 3 Operation and Application

3.1 Display Panel and Keys

3.2 Display Mode and Key Operations

3.3 Parameter Display and Key Operations

3.4 Settings and Operations

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In this chapter, you would see some details about human-computer interaction,

including how to use the key to browse demanded information, and how to set the

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parameters correctly.

3.1 Display Panel and Keys

Chapter 2.1 shows the dimensions of Display Module. It consists of one LCD screen
and one key. To make the description clearly, all of the chars and number segments are
lighten in the picture below, but when we use it , they would not appear in one page.

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2

3

9

8

4

NO. Content Description

1 Description area

Measurement parameter display area

2

7

decimal point, time signal

3 Indicate the all information mode

4 Communication icon

5 Load size icon

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5

7

Figure 3-1 All LCD display lighten

Table 3-1 Display of content

To display what kind of parameter in the display area.
To distinguish the power of conjunction, split phase,
current, demand, parameter Settings, and so on.

To display the main measurement parameters:
Energy, Voltage, Current, Power, Frequency, Demand,
Settings, Time.

No icon: no communication; One icon: query sent
Two icons: query sent and response received

Display in the analog way according to the load
frequency

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6

7

8 Load character indicate

9 unit Unit of the parameter in parameter display area

3.2 Display Mode and Key Operations

Four-quadrant reactive power
display

To indicate the rst to forth quadrant reactive power

Import icon on: display the Energy Import
Export icon on: display the Energy Export

Inductance icon on: inductive load
Capacitor icon on: capacitive load

The LCD display consists of important parameter display mode, all parameter display
mode and setting mode.

1. Important parameter display mode

The important parameter display area mode mainly display the important parameters,
including system default display data and custom data. Each page display lasts about 6
seconds. When we press “SCROLL” in a short time, the current screen content would be
locked for 1 minute and light up the backlight, during this time, press the same key in the
same way another time, it would turn to the next page and lock the display for 1 minute;
when we didn’t press any key for one minute, then it would display all the pages in a rate of
6 second per page automatically.

System default display content:

A) the input active power (AcuRev1301 ~ AcuRev1304 support)

B) the output active power (AcuRev1302 ~ AcuRev1304 support)

th

Custom data content: The 11

-42th screen data could be set to important parameter

display mode, and be cycle displayed. See table 3-2 Display coding table.

Note:

Conguration 1: using the communication way , we could add 1 to the corresponding

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flag, the consequence would be added to the important parameter display area
to cycle display. The corresponding flag would be cleared and expelled from important

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parameters. System default display data content cannot be deleted.Conguration 2: add or
delete the corresponding number through pressing keys.

AcuRev1300 instrument power value is positive.The number of signicant digits when
electricity data (including the number of decimal places) less than 7, normal display; When
eective digit is greater than 7, the data in "thousand", for display.

2. All parameters display mode

AcuRev1300 instrument power value is positive.The number of signicant digits when
electricity data (including the number of decimal places) less than 7, normal display; When
eective digit is greater than 7, the data in "thousand", for display.

AcuRev1300 instrument real-time measurements showed that when the data is less
than 9999.9, normal, according to data accurate to one decimal places.When the data is
greater than 9999.9, no longer show decimal places, integer bit in thousands of units for
display.For example: 12345.6, shows 12 k.Does not distinguish between display all of the
information and the important parameters.

Energy

Active

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All of the meter supported parameters display are in the table below:

Table 3-2 Display coding table

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Page No.

1 Voltage wiring detection √ √ √ √

2

3 Instrument address √ √ √ √

4

5

6 Hardware version √ √ √ √
7 Software version √ √ √ √
8 The release date √ √ √ √
9

10

11-13 1

14-16 8

17-19 9

20 10

21

11

22-24 12

25 16

26 17

Setting ag Content Model 1Model 2Model 3Model

optional display ag word1

- Bit0
optional display ag word1

- Bit7
optional display ag word1

- Bit8
optional display ag word1

- Bit9
optional display ag word1

- Bit10
optional display ag word1

- Bit11
optional display ag word1

- Bit15
optional display ag word2

- Bit0

Current connection
detection

RS485 communication baud
rate

RS485 communication way
of checking

specications
The input active power
The input active power (A -

C)
The voltage (A - C)

Current phase (A - C)

Line current

The system active power

Shunt active power

frequency

The temperature

√ √ √ √

√ √ √

√ √ √

√ √ √ √
√ √ √ √

√ √ √ √

√ √ √ √

√ √ √ √

√ √ √ √

√ √ √ √

√ √ √ √

√ √ √ √

√ √ √ √

4

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27 20

28 21

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optional display ag word2

- Bit3
optional display ag word2

- Bit4

Meter run time

Load running time

end

√ √ √ √

√ √ √ √

3. Setting mode

Short press the “set” key, we’ll go into the setting mode: password authentication.
When it is succeed then go to the address setting page, or drop out of the setting mode
and go to the important parameter setting mode; when the sealing key detected is closed,
it will drop out of the setting mode automatically. 1min after the last press, it will drop out
of the current mode. Long time press the “SCROLL” key would drop out of the setting mode.
The default password is 0000

Table 3-3 Set interface coding table

Content Specication 1Specication 2Specication 3Specication 4Specication

Meter address S-01 S-01 S-01 S-01 S-01
Baud rate S-02 S-02 S-02 S-02
Check mode
Energy pulse value option - S-04 S-04 S-04 S-04
reactive calculation S-05 S-05 S-05 S-05
Change password S-02 S-06 S-06 S-06 S-06
Measuring side set S-03 S-07 S-07 S-07 S-07
Connection mode S-04 S-08 S-08 S-08 S-08
CT2 S-05 S-09 S-09 S-09 S-09
CT1 S-06 S-10 S-10 S-10 S-10
PT2 S-07 S-11 S-11 S-11 S-11
PT1 S-08 S-12 S-12 S-12 S-12
The pulse constant S-09 S-13 S-13 S-13 S-13
The pulse width S-10 S-14 S-14 S-14 S-14
Decimal digits S-11 S-15 S-15 S-15 S-15

S-03 S-03 S-03 S-03

5

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Display interface
customization:increases

Display interface
customization: cut

Incorrect connection
detection enable

S-12 S-16 S-16 S-16 S-16

S-13 S-17 S-17 S-17 S-17

S-14 S-18 S-18 S-18 S-18

Each mode display area distinction as follows:

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Important parameter mode: The rst
time, the mode setting position do not display

All parameter mode: The rst
mode setting position display

Setting mode: The rst
position do not display

in the last row.

in the rst row display s, at the same time, the mode setting

in the last row.

in the rst row do not display s, at the same

in the last row.

in the rst row do not display s, at the same time, the

Keys presentation:

1. Sealing key: Used as electronic sealing function.

2. Set key(SET): Used as LCD parameter setting.

According to the pressing time, there are 2 kinds of function:

A) Short time press (Set) (the press time is shorter than 2 second)

Used to enter the setting mode, enable setting, identify the setting.

3. Cycle key (SCOLL): used to change pages under the important parameter mode and
all parameter mode; under the setting mode, the key is used to change pages and data;
change the display mode.

According to the pressing time, there are 2 kinds of function:

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B) Short time press (Sc) (the press time is shorter than 2 second)

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Display mode (including important parameter display mode and all parameter display

mode): change pages.

Setting mode: change pages and data.

C) Long time press (LSc) (the press time is longer than 2 second)

Display mode: change mode between important parameter display mode and all

parameter display mode.

Setting mode: do not save the setting data and quit the setting mode then enter the

important parameter display mode.

Mode change description:

Backlight description: there’s any pressing action, the backlight would be lighten, after

no action for 90s, the backlight o.

3.3 Parameter Display and Key Operations

Under the all parameter display mode, short time press the “SCOLL” key to display

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dierent parameters. The change sequence is from the 1-29 screen(If the chosen
specication doesn't support the function , just skip it). When it comes to the last screen,
press the same key another time, back to the 1

3.4 Settings and Operations

st

screen.

Under the setting mode, the meter could complete most of the data setting.

Under the no setting mode, short pressing the “Set” (brief as “Set” blow) enters the

Password protection inquiry.

A) Password protectioninquiry

Password protectioninquiry is the key of key setting function. Only if input the correct
password, you can enter the parameter setting page. If users input wrong password, it
would quit the setting mode and enter the important parameter display mode. The factory
default password is 0000

Enter thepass word key operation:

Short press “SCOLL” key (Sc): the number in the cursor position plus 1, when the
number was 9, press the Sc would return to 0.

Short press “Set” key (Set): the cursor position move to right one, when the right-most
position ashing, press the “Set” again, it would be passwordinquiry. Password correct: go
to the meter address setting page. Password wrong: quit the setting mode and go to the

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important parameter display mode.

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B) Data setting

Operation description:

No cursor ashing: press the “Sc” key to change pages.

Cursor ashing: press the “Sc” key to change the number in the ashing position.

“Set” key could change the cursor ashing state, cursor’s movement, conrm to the
setting data. Illegal number could not be set and would keep the same data.

Dierent specications support dierent setting data. Take AcuRev 1303 for example.

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Chapter 4 Functions and Software

4.1 Parameter settings

4.2 Basic Measurement Functions

4.3 Measurement function

4.4 Demand

4.5 RO function

4.6 Event Logging

4.7 Alarm function

4.8 Incorrect connection detection

4.9 Instrument information

4.10 Seal function

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This chapter will introduce you about how to use some important functions, many
advanced function could not be operated through single key, which also need

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communication interaction, thus we made PC tools software. This chapter would introduce
some functions with the help of these tools.

Dierent specication of AcuRev 1300 series meters support dierent parameters, you’ll
see the details in the function table. Take AcuRev 1304 for example.

4.1 Parameter settings

AcuRev 1300 series meters need basic settings so that the meters can work in the
scheduled way. The figure below is the display of basic parameters that set by PC tools
software.

Figure 4-1 Basic setting parameters in the software

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1) Reactive power calculate pattern

222

DPSQ −−=

22

PSQ −=

Real reactive:

Generally reactive:

2) Energy pulse output

Used to choose the pulse type that represented by the pulse outputted through P1,P2
terminals.

Active: P1,P2 terminals output pulse is active power pulse.

Reactive: the output pulse is reactive power pulse.

3) Demand

Demand supports 4 kinds of calculate methods, which is Sliding block method, xed
block method, rolling block and thermal demand method.

a) Sliding block method: set a 1-30min window time, that is calculate time of demand.
The window slid once per minute, so does the demand value. In this method, in the
operation state demand calculation method is displayed to slip.

b) Fixed block method: set 1-30min as a demand calculate cycle. The whole cycle just
calculate the demand once. Which means the demand update time is equal to the demand
calculate cycle. In this method, in the operation state demand calculation method is
displayed to block.

c) Rolling block method: set 1-30min as a demand calculate cycle and 1 slip time.
Demand cycle must be integrated multiples of slip time. Calculate 1 cycle’s demand at the
end of the slip time. The demand update time is equal to the slip time. In this method, in
the operation state demand calculation method is displayed to slip.

d) Thermal demand method: calculate the demand value through analog the theory

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of the thermal demand table. Set 1-30min as a calculate cycle. In the whole cycle, we just
need to calculate the demand once. Which means the demand update time is equal to the

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demand calculate cycle. In this method, in the operation state demand calculation method
is displayed to block.

4) Sealing option

Choose the “meter clock + time of use”, the corresponding content(meter clock, TOU
parameters, Daylight saving time parameters) can be sealed.(the change of corresponding
time must proceed when the seal is open.)

5) Communication permission

Divided into low permission and high permission.

Low permission: important operation (like clear demand event record, programming
event record, open cover event record, meter data, energy data initial energy data)
disabled. But it can update to high permission through updating the communication
permission.

High permission: The communication supports all functions. 30 min after updating to
the high permission, the meter would lower its permission to low permission automatically,
to keep the meter’s safety.

6) Display scan parameters

Users could add data to the display scan parameters through the PC tools software.
The meter would cycling display the elected content.

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7)Primary side/secondary side to choose

Electricity and electric parameter data for one side or the secondary side of data

8) Connection mode

According to the actual to select the correct connection mode, otherwise it will lead to the
measurement data is not correct.

9) CT PT set

According to the practical use of set, otherwise, can lead to inaccurate measurement.

10)The pulse constant and pulse width

According to actual use the set, otherwise, can lead to inaccurate pulse output

11)Electricity decimal digits Settings

According to the set, electric energy according to dierent decimal digits, when change
the Settings, may cause the error of electric energy metering.

12)RO output mode

RO output mode can be configured to remote control or alarm output, output can be
congured according to the practical application.

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4.2 Basic Measurement Functions

AcuRev 1300

AcuRev 1300 mainly measure the Voltage, Current, Power, Frequency, Power Factor,
demand. Demand supports power demand,current demand and demand prediction
function.Among them, the center line current support calculated value and measured
value of two kinds of algorithms, AcuRev1303 and below model using calculated value;
AcuRev1304 and above model using measurement values, and support the calculation
value of the residual current.

The gure below is the basic measurement parameter display.

Figure 4-2 Basic Measurement Parameter Display

4.3Measurement function

AcuRev 1300 series instrument provide time-sharing two-way total electric energy
metering system and split phase electricity.The departed time could be any day during the
date 1-28. Real – time energy can change the energy base. Communication only can be
changed under the high permission and sealing open condition. Support of electricity data

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include:Consumed Active Energy,Generated Active Energy,Total Active Energy,Net Active
Energy,Consumed Apparent Energy ,Generated Apparent Energy,Four-quadrant Reactive
Energy,Consumed Reactive Energy,Generated Reactive Energy,Total Reactive Energy,Net
Reactive Energy.

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Figure 4-3 Calculation and Measurement Parameter Display

System power support time-sharing electricity function, split-phase power does not
support this feature

According to the demand of users, we can depart the time to several sequence time
segments. Each segment can point to the same or dierent rate (at most 4 kinds of rates ).
The meter decides to which rate the current time should belong to according to its inner
clock or communication command. To achieve TOU calculate, it should be calculated
separated in dierent rate.

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TOU calculation can choose inner clock or communication command mode, which
could make the application more exible.

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Figure 4-4 TOU Energy Setting Display

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a) The currentrate ofvaluefrom theinternalclock

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TOU energy time segment setting: at most 14 time blocks.Each block corresponds one
segment table (at most 8 time segment tables). Each segment can point to anyone of the 4
rates.

User can use dierent time block, dierent time segment to full personality demand.
But to make sure the time is valid, the meter would examine the time setting strictly. If it
is correct and has opened the TOU function, the meter would process the TOU calculate
energy. If it is wrong and has opened the TOU function. The energy just cumulated to rate 1.

Time setting demands:

1. Number of time zone setting: after nishing the time zone number setting, the time
zone would be divided according to the number of the time zone. Please attention that the
time zone number should be integers from 1-14. And the time zone format should be open
from small to large.

2. Time zone setting format: xx month-xx date, xx date time list. Only if the time zone
be set according to the closed structure, it considered correct.

3. Date time segment meter's setting: The setting parameters of date time segment
meter are interger from 1-14, after finishing the setting, the date time segment's
parameters in the date time segment meter would be set in a increasing order according to
the date time segment meter's setting.

4. Date time segment setting: the parameter should be integer from 1-14, after the
setting finished, we can set the parameter in the date time segment table according to
the set parameters.Only if the date time zone be set according to the closed structure, it
considered correct.

5. Rate setting: the parameter should be integer from 1-4. It means the maximum that
appeared in the TOU energy. After nishing the setting, it would be rate setting in the time

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segment table. The rate parameter is one of 0,1,2,3(0:sharp; 1:peak; 2:valley; 3:even).

6. Holiday setting: the number of holiday is integer from 0-30, after finishing the
setting, it would be holiday setting, which format is xx month-xx date.

Note: User can customarize the factory settings of time zone segment. When no
asking, the meter would be set as the default factory settings. Users can recover the time
zone segment setting value to the default value through communication.

The use of TOU energy holidays: in the TOU energy parameter setting part, rstly we
should set the number of holidays, then set the demanded holiday in the holiday setting
bar, the format is xx month- xx date. At this time, through setting the meter operate time,
when the meter’s operation time is in the setting time, the energy would increase under
the corresponding rate.

Note: time-division energy is with the highest priority on holidays, when the set of
special date is valid, the measurement of energy would consider the holidays at rst.

Weekly restfunction

The use of TOU energy weekly rest: weekly rest(bit0- Sunday; bit1-bit6: Monday­Saturday . when bit is 1, it means weekday, when bit is 0 , it means weekend.) through
setting the clock, when the meter’s clock is under the weekly rest time segments, the
energy would increase under the corresponding rate.

b)The value of the currentrate of self-communication order.

Daylight Saving Time function

Under the DST enable condition, if we choose xed date option, it would change the
DST according to the xed date setting format. The format is month/date/hour/minute/
adjust time(unit:min). if we choose unxed date option, it would change the DST according
to the unxed date setting format.The format is month/ week/which week/hour/minute/

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adjust time(unit: min), according to the above setting format, it would change the DST
automatically.

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Through this function, we can achieve the meter’s DST change automatically. When
the clock operates to the DST start setting time, the meter could adjust the clock to some
certain time segment in advance. But when the clock operate to the DST ending, the meter
could adjust the time to some certain time segment pushed back.

Figure 4-5 Daylight Saving Time Setting Display

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4.4 Demand

Demand have four calculation methods: slipping block method, xed block method,
rolling block method, thermal demand method. Users can clear the demand.Support
demand prediction, in each minute a demand forecast.Specic set set is introduced in the
chapter 4.1.

Figure 4-6 Demand Parameter Display

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4.5 RO function

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AcuRev1300 have relay output (RO), all the way to realize the remote control or
alarm output.

4.6 Event Logging

The meter supports the event logging of important operation. Including
programmingevent, open meter cover event, demand clearevent, event clearance event,
meter clearance event.

Programming event: record the programming time and programming event ag
when programming some important parameters of the meter. When one programming
event occur several times within 5 min, the meter just record the rst time.

Programming ag Programming event

01 Meter address programming event
02 RS485 communication programming event
03 Reserved
04 Reserved
05 Energy pulse programming event
06 Demand related programming event
07 Reactive calculate method programming event
08 VAR/PF statute programming event

09 Change time programming event
100 Change energy base programming event
101 TOU parameter programming event
102 Daylight saving time programming event

103 Trend record programming event

Open meter cover event: record the open and close event, support 3 groups of open

meter cover event.

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Demand clearance event: clear the demand record, support 3 groups of demand

clearance event.

Event clearance event: clear the event record, support clear demand clearance event,
open meter cover event, programming event, support 3 groups of open meter cover event.
Support 3 groups of event clearance event.

Meter clearance event: clear parameter record, this event cannot be cleared. Support
3 groups of meter clearance event.

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Figure 4-7 Event Clearance Record Display

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4.7 Alarm function

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AcuRev1300 series instrument event alarm function, which is of the denition of when a
parameter changes make events inequality (or) equation was established, and the duration
exceeds the preset time limit, the event alarm will be started at this moment, when the
alarm parameters of serial number, number, alarm status and alarm occurs as the event
was a record store at all times, there can be a maximum of 20 article such records stored
in the event log buer.And can be set as the limit of the RO as alarm output event alarm
signal output.Use the event before the alarm function seriously to complete a number of
Settings (conditions of inequality (or equations), can make the switch, etc.), any incomplete
or inaccurate setting will lead to the failure of the final output.Set up operations are
conducted based on the corresponding register set to complete.Need of special note is:
these register setting must be set by communication, and alarm value are the secondary
side of the measured values.Tool software setting the alarm display as shown in gure 4 - 8

.

Figure 4 - 8 Alarm Settings Page

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1.Single event alarm Settings

Table 4 -1 lists the content and address, and the parameters of the first set of set
records recorded a total of 12 groups of such Settings, the format is the same.

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The Modbus

address

705 Parameter

706 Compare the

707 The set value word R/W 1
708 Delay time word R/W 0~3000(×10ms) 1

Parametric

description

number

way

Data type Read and write

word R/W 0 ~ 28 (see

word R/W Is greater than 0;

attribute

Numerical range Register

attachment)

Is equal to

1; Less than 2

number

1

1

Table 4-1 First set alarm parameters setting

Alarm parameter number: select the group related parameters, such as 12 - frequency
(refer to chapter 5 in the "serial number corresponding alarm parameters table"),
alarm, the group will judge conditions for this parameter.Comparative way, value: build
alarm conditions, such as greater than, equal to, less than set value.If set frequency, is
greater than, 50, alarm condition for more than 50 hz frequency.Note: the "set point" is
corresponding with the principal part of parameters, it communication value and actual
value of the conversion relations in the following table.

Parameter number Communication value of the set value and the actual value of

0~3 1000

4~11 10

12 100

13~24 1
25~28 1000

multiple relationship

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Delay time: how long will the alarm conditions keep after that event is established.The
setting range of 0 ~ 30000, the per unit time is 1 ms, set to zero without delay, immediately

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trigger the alarm events.1/10 of the communication value of the actual value.

Output to the relay: set to 0, alarm occurs, the group is not output from RO.If set to 1,
assuming the M11 module is connected, and M11 RO work mode setting of alarm mode
in the module, alarm occurs, the group output to the RO1, namely RO1 closed, until all the
output to the RO1 alarm RO1 to disconnect after recovery.RO2 ~ RO8 and RO1 principle
is the same.Note: when the relay is used for alarm output only "level" output mode, there
is no "pulse" output mode, the relay output Settings (pulse or level) will be ignored.After
completion of a single event of the functions of setting, the need for the following global,
alarm function can be normal use.

2. The alarm global Settings

The communication address table 700 h to 704 h address global parameters for alarm
correlation.Alarm switch: always determines whether this instrument enable event alarm
function, and is set to "1", to enable the alarm function, related to the alarm Settings to take
eect.

Each alarm channel stop switch: to determine whether the alarm set in each group.As a
16-bit unsigned integer, the bit0 ~ bit11 respectively corresponding to the group 1 to 12
group can set the alarm, the corresponding bit is "1" when the group alarm set to take
eect, otherwise is invalid.

When the alarm events, can be congured RO work mode, make it as an alarm output.
AcuRev1300 support 2 alarm output modes, pulse output mode and the level of output,
respectively, when choosing pulse output mode, you can set the corresponding pulse
width, the range of 50 ~ 3000 ms.And need to congure the various alarm output channel
can make logo, the bit0 ~ bit11 respectively corresponding to the group 1 to 12 groups can
make alarm output, the corresponding bit is "1", the group of alarm events, RO accordingly
output, otherwise is invalid.

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3. Alarm record

Available for event alarm record store data buer can store 20 groups of alarm events,
not guarantee a set a record, but with the method of circulation records, the events of
the new record will cover the earliest records.When the limit of alarm parameter back to
normal, normal value and events also referred to as the event log, user access to the limit
of time and return to normal time, you can get the limit the duration of the event.

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Figure 4-9 Alarm record page

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4.8 Incorrect connection detection

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AcuRev1300 series instrument has the function of connection detection, Can be set in
the interface to the function that can, in the case of function can make can automatically
detect instrument according to the instrument connection mode of connection is
correct,its principle is as follows:

1. Lack of phase detection: a phase voltage value is 0, as lack of phase.

2. Voltage phase sequence detection: A phase voltage as the reference point, determine
the voltage phase sequence, such as detected by reverse phase sequence, or could be N
lines to meet the current and voltage and voltage is the voltage and the indirect inverse.
To determine the voltage value, such as a two phase voltage values are with another phase
voltage deviation is too large (0.3 times), was convicted for the phase voltage into the N
wrong; Otherwise the sentence to indirect fault voltage, B, C phase fault.

3. Current detection: A phase voltage as the reference point, read the phase current and
voltage between A phase Angle, to judge whether its value and standard value Φ Angle
deviation within 30 °, if meet the requirements, convicted for the current connection
correct; Between Φ +180° ±30°, jailed for current reverse; Other values for the current phase
sequence error.

Visible, the calibration method is suitable for the situation that voltage current Angle
should not exceed 30 ° (Each phase PF value should be greater than 0.866), and is based
on A phase voltage reference direction, therefore should ensure that A phase voltage
connection correct; As A phase voltage phase or connect with N, the current test results do
not have reference meaning; Like the other two phase with A fault, the test result is correct,
but may lead to inconsistent with system parameters.Such as the meter voltage wiring in
order for B, C, A, wiring in the system in order for A, B, C, will cause A phase data does not
match, need to pay attention to.

The address table 100 h can read wiring test results:

Connection test results:

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Bit15 Bit14 Bit13 Bit12 Bit11 Bit10 Bit9 Bit8

Reserve Phase

Voltage A

Missing

Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 Bit2 Bit1 Bit0

Reserve Phase

Current

A Wrong

Direction

Can also through the LCD to display test results:

The first screen in the entire information mode voltage test results, the format for
"UXXXXXX",Where X represents the number "1" or "0", "0", said the incident was not
happened ; "1", said the incident was happened.

From left to right 1 ~ 3 digits said Phase Voltage A Missing, Phase Voltage B Missing ,
Phase Voltage C Missing, 4 ~ 6 said Phase Voltage A wrong Connecting, Phase Voltage B
wrong Connecting,Phase Voltage C wrong Connecting.

The second screen in the entire information mode voltage test results, the format
for "IXXXXXX",Where X represents the number "1" or "0", "0", said the incident was not
happened; "1", said the incident was happened.

From left to right 1 ~ 3 digits said Phase Current A Wrong Direction,Phase Current B
Wrong Direction,Phase Current C Wrong Direction ,4 ~ 6 said Phase Current A Wrong
Connecting,Phase Current B Wrong Connecting,Phase Current C Wrong Connecting.

Phase

Voltage B

Missing

Phase

Current

B Wrong

Direction

Phase

Voltage C

Missing

Phase

Current
C Wrong
Direction

Reserve Phase

Voltage

A wrong

Connecting

Reserve Phase

Current

A Wrong

Connecting

Phase

Voltage

B wrong

Connecting

Phase

Current

B Wrong

Connecting

Phase

Voltage

C wrong

Connecting

Phase

Current

C Wrong

Connecting

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4.9 Meter Information

AcuRev 1300

Available meter type, hardware version, software version, release date, serial number
and other basic informationas well as real-time clock ,load, connection test results and seal
condition, etc through the meter’s information interface

Figure 4-10 Meter Information Display

4.10 Sealing function

AcuRev1300 series meters support sealing function. When the sealing is open, the
read& write operation is not limited.When the sealing is closed, the read operation is not
limited.Sealing function is not allowed write operation, including communication and key
change.

From 209H, we could know the user’s content that needed to be shield when the
sealing is closed. When the sealing is closed, the user-dened nonstandard contend is valid.

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From 101H, we can see if the sealing state is valid. When the sealing key is invalid, the
address displays open sealing state. When the sealing is valid, the address displays closed
sealing state, and the corresponding content would be shield.

Bit0: TOU setting sealing or not

209H Sealing optional content

Other bits are reserved
1:enable
0:disable

Note: The contents of the following table to play "√" address, communications, key
exception write operation will return an error code 02H. And you can not change the
corresponding content.

Seal standard content:

Address Parameter description Communication Key

203H Pulse quantity choice √ √
204H Demand calculation √ ­205H Demand calculation cycle √ ­206H Slip the time demand calculation √ ­207H Reactive power calculation method √ √
208H VAR/PFstatute √ ­209H Seal the optional content √ ­213H Remove electric meter data (except

the data on removal of demand)
216H Measuring side to choose √ √
217H Connection mode √ √
218H CT2 √ √
219H CT1 √ √
220H CTN √ ­221H PT2 √ √

222H~223H PT1 √ √

√ -

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224H The pulse constant √ √
225H The pulse width √ √

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226H Electricity show decimal digits √ √

Energy :

Modbus address (HEX) Parameter description Communication Key

900H-901H Total Active Energy √ -­902H-903H Total Active Energy tari 1 √ -­904H-905H Total Active Energy tari 2 √ -­906H-907H Total Active Energy tari 3 √ -­908H-909H Total Active Energy tari 4 √ --

90AH-90BH Net Active Energy √ --

90CH-90DH Net Active Energy tari 1 √ --

90EH-90FH Net Active Energy tari 2 √ -­910H-911H Net Active Energy tari 3 √ -­912H-913H Net Active Energy tari 4 √ -­914H-915H Import Active Energy √ -­916H-917H Import Active Energy tari 1 √ -­918H-919H Import Active Energy tari 2 √ -­91AH-91BH Import Active Energy tari 3 √ --

91CH-91DH Import Active Energy tari 4 √ --

91EH-91FH Export Active Energy √ -­920H-921H Expor t Active Energy tari 1 √ -­922H-923H Expor t Active Energy tari 2 √ -­924H-925H Expor t Active Energy tari 3 √ -­926H-927H Expor t Active Energy tari 4 √ -­928H-929H Total Reactive Energy √ -­92AH-92BH Total Reactive Energy tari 1 √ --

92CH-92DH Total Reactive Energy tari 2 √ --

92EH-92FH Total Reactive Energy tari 3 √ -­930H-931H Total Reactive Energy tari 4 √ -­932H-933H Net Reactive Energy √ --

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934H-935H Net Reactive Energy tari 1 √ -­936H-937H Net Reactive Energy tari 2 √ -­938H-939H Net Reactive Energy tari 3 √ -­93AH-93BH Net Reactive Energy tari 4 √ --

93CH-93DH Import Reactive Energy √ --

93EH-93FH Import Reactive Energy tari 1 √ -­940H-941H Import Reactive Energy tari 2 √ -­942H-943H Import Reactive Energy tari 3 √ -­944H-945H Import Reactive Energy tari 4 √ -­946H-947H Expor t Reactive Energy √ -­948H-949H Expor t Reactive Energy tari 1 √ -­94AH-94BH Export Reactive Energy tari 2 √ --

94CH-94DH Export Reactive Energy tari 3 √ --

94EH-94FH Export Reactive Energy tari 4 √ -­950H-951H Apparent Energy √ --

Sealing nonstandard content test

1) When the TOU related is valid, the TOU related content need to be shield:

Address Parameter Communication Key

300H clock: year √ √
301H clock: month √ √
302H clock: date √ √
303H clock: hour √ √
304H clock: minute √ √
305H clock: second √ √
306H clock: week √ √

Note: When the sealing is closed, it could be changed when the meter’s change time and
current operation time is within 5 minutes.

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Address Parametric description Communication
TOU related parameters
402H-40EH Time-division energy setting parameter 1 √ --

420H-5F3H Time-division energy setting parameter 2 √ -­Daylight Saving Time related parameters

350H-367H Daylight Saving Time related parameters √ --

Key

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Chapter 5 Communication

5.1 Modbus Protocol Introduction

5.2 Communication Format

5.3 Application Details

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This chapter introduced how to use software to manipulate the meter through the

communication interface.This chapter content master needs you with MODBUS protocol

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knowledge reserves and read through the content of all the other chapters in this manual,
this product features and applications concept has a more comprehensive understanding.

The chapter’s contents include MODBUS protocol, communication format, application

details of AcuRev 1300 series meter.

5.1 Modbus Protocol Introduction

1. Transmission mode

The mode of transmission denes the data structure within a frame and the rules used

to transmit data.



Coding System 8 bit



Start bit 1 bit



Data bits 8 bit



Parity No parity / odd parity / even parity



Stop bit 1bit or 2bit



Error checking CRC

2. Frame

When data frame reaches the terminal unit, it goes through the unit via a special
"port", theunit removes the data frame's header, reads the data, if there is no error, then
it implements the data's task. Afterwards, the unit puts its own data with the acquired
header, and sends back the frame to the sender. The response data frame contains: Address,
Function, Data and CRC Check. Any error will cause a failure to respond.

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2.1 Frame Format

Address Function Data Check

8-Bits 8-Bits N x 8-Bits 16-Bits

Table 5-1 Data Frame Format

2.2 Address Field

The address field is at the start of the frame. It is composed of 1 byte (8 bits), its
decimalvalue range is 0-247.

A master addresses a slave by placing the slave address in the address eld of the

message. When the slave sends its response, it places its own address in this address
eldof the response to let the master know which slave is responding.

2.3 Function Field

When a message is sent from a master to a slave device the function code eld tells
theslave what kind of action to perform.

Code Meaning Action

03 Read data register Obtain current binary of 1 or more register

16 Preset register Set binary value to 1 or more register

Reading relay RO

01

05

status

Control relay RO

state

Get the current state of the relay of the RO output (ON/OFF)

Control relay RO output state (ON/OFF)

Table 5-2 Function Code

2.4 Data Field

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Data field contains the data that terminals need to complete the request and the

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data that terminals respond to the request. This data may be a numerical value, address or
setting. For example, Function Code tells the terminal to read one register, Data Field needs

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to specify reading from which register and how many registers to read.

2.5 Error Check Field

The eld allows the error check by master and slave devices. Due to electrical noise
andother interferences, a group of data may be changed while transmitting from one
location to the other. Error Check ensures master or slave devices do not respond to the
distorted data during the transmission, which enhances the system security and eciency.
Error Check uses 16-bit Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC 16).

3. CRC Check

Every message includes an error checking field which is based on the Cyclical
Redundancy Check (CRC) method. The CRC eld checks the contents of the entire message.
It isapplied regardless of any parity check method used for the individual characters of the
message. The CRC eld is two bytes long, containing a 16-bit binary value. The CRC valueis
calculated by the transmitting device, and is appended to the message.

The receiving device recalculates the CRC value during reception of the message, and

compares the calculated value to the actual value it received in the CRC eld.

An error will be reported if the two values are not equal. CRC calculation is first
started by preloading the whole 16-bit register to 1’s. The process begins by applying
successive 8-bitbytes of the message to the current contents of the register. Only the eight
bits of data ineach character are used for generating the CRC. Start and stop bits, and the
parity bit, donot apply to the CRC.

When generating the CRC, each 8-bit character is exclusive ORed with the register
117contents. The result is shifted towards the least signifcant bit (LSB), with a zero lled

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intothe most signifcant bit (MSB) position. The LSB is extracted and examined, if the LSB
equals to 1, the register is exclusive ORed with a preset, xed value; if the LSB equals to
0, noaction will be taken. This process is repeated until eight shifts have been performed.
Afterthe last (eighth) shift, the next 8-bit byte is exclusive ORed with the register’s current
value, and the process repeats for eight more shifts as described above. The nal contents
of the register, after all the bytes of the message have been applied, is the CRC value.
Whenthe CRC is appended to the message, the low-order byte is appended rst, followed
by the high-order byte.

5.2 Communication Format

This section is for instance will be as far as possible use as shown in table 5-3 format, (as hexadecimal

Addr Fun

06H 03H 00H 00H 00H 21H 84H 65H

Data start

Numbers).Table 5-3 Protocol IIIustration

reg hi

Data start

reg lo

Data #of regs hiData #of

regs lo

CRC16HiCRC16

Lo

Addr: Slave device address

Fun: Function Code

Data start reg hi: Start register address, high byte

Data start reg lo: Start register address, low byte

Data #of reg hi: Number of registers, high byte

Data #of reg lo: Number of registers, low byte

CRC16 Hi: CRC high byte

CRC16 Lo: CRC low byte

1. Read Data (Function Code 03H)

Query:

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This function allows users to obtain the device received and recorded data and system

data.

AcuRev 1300

Table 5-4 depicts reading 3 meters’ received basic data, total active energy, total active
energy tari1,total active energy tari2 from 17th slave device. The data type of energy is
dward. Each parameter takes 2 bits, and each bit takes 2 bytes. AcuRev 1300 series meters’
total active energy address are 900H, 901H. Total Active Energy tariff 1 address is 902H,
903H. Total Active Energy tari 2 address is 904H, 905H.

Table 5-4 Query Frame of Reading Energy

Addr Fun

11H 03H 09H 00H 00H 06H C4H C4H

Data start addr HIData start addr LOData #of regs HIData #of regs LOCRC16HICRC16

Response

The slave device anwsers the master device's query. The response frame contains
slavedevice address, function code, data quantity and CRC check.

Table 5-5 is an example response of reading Total Active Energy (1.27kwh), Total Active
Energy tari 2 (1.00kwh), Total Active Energy tari 2 (0.27kwh). (when the energy data is
transmitting, real value= communication value/100).

Table 5-5 Response of Total Active Energy,Total Active Energy tari 1,Total Active Energy tari 2

Byte

Data1

Data1

Data 2

Data2

Data3

Data3

Addr Fun

11H 03H 0CH 00H 00H 00H 7FH 00H 00H 00H 64H

Data5

hi

00H 00H 00H 1BH 96H 8DH

Data5

Lo

count

Data 6

HI

LO

HI

LO

HI

Data6

CRC16

hi

lo

CRC16

hi

lo

LO

Data4

HI

Data4

LO

LO

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2. Preset/Reset Multi-Register (Function Code 10H)

Set:

Function code 10H allows users to change multiple registers’ content, including
system parameter, time-division energy parameter, initialization energy.

Table 5-6 is an example of It's Total Active Energy is 0.20KWh,Total Active Energy tari
1 is 0.12KWh,Total Active Energy tari 2 is 0.08KWh 17th slave device.

Table 5-6 Preset Energy Data

Addr Fun

11H 10H 09H 00H 00H 02H 04H

Value HI Value LO Value HI Value LO CRC HI CRC LO

00H 00H 00H 14H CDH 30H

Data start

reg HI

Data start

reg LO

Data #of

reg HI

Data #of

reg LO

Byte Count

3.Read the relay output state (functional code 01 h)

Query data frames:

Query data frame, the host to send data from the machine frame.01 function allows
the user to obtain the specified address from the machine5.2 the Modbus protocol
communication application format explanation of relay output state ON/OFF (1 = ON, 0 =
OFF), in addition to from the machine address and functional domains, still need to be in
the data eld contains a data frame will be read by the initial address and number of relay
to read.

Table 5-7 Reading Relay Output State of Querying Data Frames

Addr Fun

11H 01H 00H 00H 00H 02H BFH 5BH

Data start

reg HI

Data start

reg LO

Data #of

reg HI

Data #of

reg LO

CRC16HICRC16

LO

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The response data frames:

AcuRev 1300

Response data frames, respond to the host data from the machine frame. Include
address, function code, the amount of data from the machine and CRC error checking, and
packet in each relay occupy a (1 = ON, 0 = OFF), the rst byte of the lowest for addressing
to relay value, the rest in the back.As shown in table 5-5 for instance relay output state
response.

Addr Fun Byte count Data

11H 01H 01H 02H D4H 89H

CRC16

HI

CRC16
LO

The Data byte content

Table 5-8 Read the State of theRelay Response Data

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

MSB

(Relay 1 = OFF , Relay 2=ON)

LSB

3.Control relay output (functional code 5 h)

Query data frames:

The data frame to set up an independent relay is ON or OFF.Data FF00H will check
relay for state, while 0000 h will set the relay for the OFF state; All other values are ignored,
and shall not aect the relay state.

The following example is a request from machine set the relay 1 to 17 ON state.

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Table 5-9 Independent Control Relay Query

Addr Fun

11H 05H 00H 00H FFH 00H 8EH AAH

DO addrHIDO addrLOValue

HI

ValueLOCRC16HICRC16

LO

The response data frames:

Is a normal response to this command request after the relay state changes back to
receive data.

Table 5-10 Independent Relay Control Response Response

AcuRev 1300

Addr Fun

11H 05H 00H 00H FFH 00H 8EH AAH

DO addrHIDO addrLOValue

HI

ValueLOCRC16HICRC16

LO

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5.3 Application Details

AcuRev 1300

1. Data Type

"Bit"is binary value;

"Word" is 16-bit unsigned integer, using one register address, 2 bytes. The data range
is0-65535.

"int16"is 16-bit signed integer, using one register address, 2 bytes. The data range is

-32768-32767.

"dword"is 32-bit unsigned integer, using two register addresses, high bytes followed
by low bytes, using 4 bytes in total. The data range is 0-4294967295;

"int32"is 32-bit signed integer, using two register addresses, 2 bytes. The data range is

-32768-32767.

"oat"is single precision oating point, using two register addresses.The data

range is -2147483648~2147483647.

2. The relationship between communication value and real value

The meter's communication value does not always equal the real value. There is a

conversion relationship between them. It is very important to be aware of the
parameterrelationship when users design a communication software, otherwise the result
may beincorrect.

Table 5-11 The relationship between communication value and real value

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Parameter Relationship Unit
System Parameter, Status,

Parameter
Real-time Clock, Timestamp The communication value equals

Electrical measurement
parameters

PT1, PT2 The actual value is equal to the

Meter run time The actual value is equal to

The communication value equals
the real value

the real value
Used with the scaling factor f of

the measurement parameters

communication / 10

No Unit

No Unit

Electrical measurement
parameters' unit

No Unit

Unit: hours

the communication / 100

Load running time The actual value is equal to

Unit: hours

the communication / 100

3. Parameter address table

Model 1,2,3,4means AcuRev1301, AcuRev1302, AcuRev1303, AcuRev1304.

Read only block

03H- read command.

Table 5-12 Meter Running State Display

MODBUS address

HEX Decimal

100H 256

101H 257 Seals status word R

Parameter

description

The Result of
Wiring Check

Data

Access

type

Property

word R

Range Default Model

Refer to Appendix

“The Result of
Wiring Check”

0x0A: Seal sealed

Others: Seal opened

1, 2
3, 4

1, 2
3, 4

Register
number

1

1

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System parameter district

AcuRev 1300

System parameter decides the device’s working mode.

10H- read command

03H- write command

Table 5-13 System Parameters address table

MODBUS

address

HEX Decimal

200H 512 Meter Address word R/W 1-247 1 1~4 1

201H 513 RS485 Baud Rate word R/W

202H 514

203H 515 Impulse Choice word R/W

204H 516

205H 517

206H 518

207H 519

208H 520

Parameter

description

RS485 Parity Bit

Setting

Demand

Calculation

Method

Demand

Calculation Period

Demand

Calculation

Slipping Time

Reactive Power

Calculation

Method

VAR/PF

Convention

Data

Access

type

Property

word R/W

word R/W

word R/W 1-30 minutes 15 2~4 1

word R/W 1-30minutes 1 2~4 1

word R/W

word R/W 0:IEC; 1:IEEE 0 2~4 1

Range

1200; 2400; 4800; 9600;
19200; 38400

0: Even parity; 1: Odd
parity
2: No parity, Stop Bit 2
3: No parity, Stop Bit 1

0: Active Power
1: Reactive Power

0: Sliding Window;
1: Fixed Window;
2: Rolling Window
3: Thermal

0: True (sinusoidal);
1: Generalized
(harmonics present)

Default

value

19200 2~4

3 2~4 1

0 2~4 1

0 2~4 1

0 2~4 1

Model

Register
number

72

209H 521

20AH 522

20BH 523 Password word W

20CH 524 New Password word W

Sealed Parameters

Selection

Communication

Revise Operation

Authority

word R/W

word R/W

Bit0:TOUSet is Sealed
or Not
Bit1-Bit5: 0
1: valid of
corresponding
Selection;
0: invalid of
corresponding
selection

0x02: Meter Reset,
Event Reset, write
Energy Data
0x04: write
Data(except Energy
Data), Demand Peak
reset
Note: Register
Revise needs correct
Password, incorrect
password is invalid.

0000-9999
Used for revise
Communication
Operation Authority,
verify password when
get new password

0000-9999
Note: To get new
password needs
correct current
password, incorrect
current password is
invalid.

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0 2~4 1

0 2~4 1

2~4 1

2~4 1

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AcuRev 1300

20DH 525 Meter Data Reset word W

20EH 526

20FH 527

210H 528

211H 529 Wiring Mode word R/W

Optional Display

Symbol 1

Optional Display

Symbol 2

Parameter

Measurement side

word R/W

Bit0: Reset Demand
Record;
Bit1: Reset Event
Record;
Bit2: Reset System
Event Record;
Bit3: Reset Meter
Opening Record;
Bit4: Reset Demand
Event;
Bit5: Reset Alarm
Event;
Bit6: Reset Meter
Operation Time;
Bit 7: Reset Time of
Meter Operation with
Load
Bit8: Reset Meter
Record (Reset energy
record, demand peak
and happening time
record, system event
record, etc )
0: Reset
1: NO
Note: reset no
valid without
Communication Revise
Operation Authority

Please see Appendix
“Optional Display
Symbol Setting ”

0: primary side;
1:Secondary side

0:3LN 1:2LL 2:1LL
3:1LN

2~4 1

1~4 1

1~4 1

0 1~4 1

0 1~4 1

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212H 530 C T2 Value word R/W 1; 5; 100; 200; 333

213H 531 C T1 Value word R/W 1~50000/5~50000 5 1~4 1
214H 532 CTN Value word R/W 1~50000/5~50000 5 4 1

215H 533 PT2 Value word R/W

216H-

534-

217H

535

218H 536

219H 537

21AH 538

21BH 539

21CH 540

Page No. Setting ag Content

1 Voltage wiring detection √ √ √ √

2

3 Instrument address √ √ √ √

4

PT1 Value word R/W

Energy Pulse

Constant

Energy Pulse

Width

Energy display

Decimal

Relay Operating

Mode

connection

detection enable

word R/W 1-60000 5000 1~4 1

word R/W 20-100 ms 80 1~4 1

word R/W 0,1, 2, 3 1 1~4 1

word R/W

word R/W 0:No enable 1:Enable 1 1~4 1

Table 5-14 display programming table

RS485 communication baud

50.0~400.0
(Communication value
is 10 times of the real
value)

50.0~999999.9
(Communication value
is 10 times of the real
value)

0: Relay Control
1: Alarm Output 0 2~4 1

Current connection

detection

rate

According
to the
order

Model 1Model 2Model 3Model

√ √ √ √

1~4 1

220.0 1~4 1

220.0 1~4 2

√ √ √

AcuRev 1300

4

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5

AcuRev 1300

6 Hardware version √ √ √ √
7 Software version √ √ √ √
8 The release date √ √ √ √
9 specications √ √ √ √

10 The input active power √ √ √ √

11-13 1

14-16 8

17-19 9

20 10

21 11

22-24 12

25 16

26 17

27 20

28 21

29 end

optional display ag

word1 - Bit0

optional display ag

word1 - Bit7

optional display ag

word1 - Bit8

optional display ag

word1 - Bit9

optional display ag

word1 - Bit10

optional display ag

word1 - Bit11

optional display ag

word1 - Bit15

optional display ag

word2 - Bit0

optional display ag

word2 - Bit3

optional display ag

word2 - Bit4

RS485 communication way

of checking

The input active power (A -

The system active power √ √ √ √

C)

The voltage (A - C) √ √ √ √

Current phase (A - C) √ √ √ √

Line current √ √ √ √

Shunt active power √ √ √ √

frequency √ √ √ √

The temperature √ √ √ √

Meter run time √ √ √ √

Load running time √ √ √ √

√ √ √ √

Clock (03H: read 10H: write)

Table 5-15 Clock Address

Modbus address

HEX Decimal

300H 768 clock: year word R/W 2000-2099 2000 2~4 1

Parameter

description

Data

R/W Data range Default Model

type

76

√ √ √

Register
number

301H 769 clock: month word R/W 1-12 1 2~4 1
302H 770 clock : date word R/W 1-31 1 2~4 1
303H 771 clock: hour word R/W 0-23 0 2~4 1
304H 772 clock: minute word R/W 0-59 0 2~4 1
305H 773 clock: second word R/W 0-59 0 2~4 1
306H 774 Week word R/W 0~6

310H-

784-785 Run_tim Uint32 0-999999999

311H

312H-

786-787 Load_tim Uint32 0-999999999

313H

0: Sunday

1~6 Monday-

Saturday

(Communication

value is 100 times

o0f the real value)

(Communication

value is 100 times

of the real value)

6 2~4 1

1~4 2

1~4 2

Daylight saving time setting (03H:read 10H: write)

Table 5-16 Daylight saving time address table

Modbus address

HEX Decimal

Daylight Saving Time Setting

350H 848 DST enable Word R/W 0: disable;

351H 849 DST format Word R/W 0: format

Format 1: Fixed Date

352H 850 DST Start Month Word R/W 1~12 1 2~4 1
353H 851 DST Start Day Word R/W 1~31 1 2~4 1
354H 852 DST Start Hour Wor d R/W 0~23 0 2~4 1

Parameter description

Data

R/W Data range Default Model

type

1: enable

1(xed

date)

1: format 2

(non xed

date)

0 2~4 1

0 2~4 1

Register

number

AcuRev 1300

77

355H 853 DST Start Min Wo rd R/W 0-59 0 2~4 1
356H 854 DST Start Adjust time

AcuRev 1300

357H 855 DST Ending Month Word R/W 1-12 1 2~4 1
358H 856 DST Ending Date Word R/W 1-31 1 2~4 1

359H 857 DST Ending Hour Wor d R/W 0-23 0 2~4 1
35AH 858 DST Ending Minute Wo rd R/W 0-59 0 2~4 1
35BH 859 DST Ending Adjust

Format 2: Non Fixed Date

35CH 860 DST Start Month Word R/W 1~12 1 2~4 1
35DH 861 DST Start Day Wo rd R/W 0~6

35EH 862 DST Start Week Word R/W 1~5 1 2~4 1

35FH 863 DST Start Hour Wor d R/W 0~23 0 2~4 1

360H 864 DST Star t Minute Wo rd R/W 0~59 0 2~4 1

361H 865 DST Start Adjust time

362H 866 DST Ending Month Word R/W 1~12 1 2~4 1

363H 867 DST Ending Day Word R/W 0~6

364H 868 DST Ending Week Word R/W 1~5 1 2~4 1

365H 869 DST Ending Hour Wor d R/W 0~23 0 2~4 1

366H 870 DST Ending Minute Word R/W 0~59 0 2~4 1

367H 871 DST Ending Adjust

(Unit: Minute)

time (Unit: minute)

(Unit: minute)

time (Unit: minute)

Word R/W 1-120 60 2~4 1

Word R/W 1-120 60 2~4 1

0: Sunday

1~6
Monday­Saturday

Word R/W 1~120 60 2~4 1

0: Sunday

1~6
Monday­Saturday

Word R/W 1~120 60 2~4 1

0 2~4 1

0 2~4 1

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Time of use(TOU) energy

Table 5-17 TOU Energy Address

Modbus address

HEX Decimal

TOU Parameter

400H 1024

401H 1025

402H 1026 Time Zone Selecting Wo rd R/W 1-14 1 2~4 1

403H 1027

404H 1028

405H 1029

406H 1030 Weekend Setting: Word R/W

407H 1031 Weekend Schedule Word R/W 1-8 1 2~4 1
408H 1032 Number of Holidays Word R/W 0-30 0 2~4 1

409H 1033

Parameter description

Wrong Parameter

Setting 1

Wrong Parameter

Setting 2

Schedule Setting:

number of schedules

to congure

Segment Setting:

number of time

segments per

schedule

Tari: number of

taris to congure

TOU auto reset xed

date: day (default is 1)

Data

R/W Data range Default Model

type

See Appendix

“Tari

Parameter

Wrong

Information 1”

See Appendix

“Tari

Parameter

Wrong

Information 1”

Word R/W 1-8 2 2~4 1

Word R/W 1-14 2 2~4 1

Word R/W 1-4 4 2~4 1

Bit0-bit6

1: weekdays;

0: weekends

Word R/W 1-28 1 2~4 1

2~4 1

2~4 1

0 2~4 1

Register
number

AcuRev 1300

79

40AH 1034

AcuRev 1300

40BH 1035 TOU Enable Word R/W

40CH 1036 TOU Settings Number Word R/W

40DH 1037

40EH 1038

TOU Schedule Parameters

420H-

422H

423H-

425H

426H-

428H

429H-

42BH

42CH-

42EH

42FH-

431H

TOU auto reset xed
date: hour (default is 0)Word R/W 0-23 0 2~4 1

Current number of
taris to congure

TOU Settings - reset to

factory default

Time Zone 1: starting

1056-

Month, Day, schedule

1058

1059-

1061

1062-

1064

1065-

1067

1068-

1070

1071-

1073

Table number

Time Zone 2: starting
Month, Day, schedule

Table number

Time Zone 3: starting
Month, Day, schedule

Table number

Time Zone 4: starting
Month, Day, schedule

Table number

Time Zone 5: starting
Month, Day, schedule

Table number

Time Zone 6: starting
Month, Day, schedule

Table number

80

0: disable; 1:

enable

0: System

Setting

1:

Communication

1-4

Only can change

Word R/W

Word W Only “0x0A” Valid 2~4 1

when TPU

Tari Number

is set as 1,

Communication

R/W 02-01 01 2~4 3

R/W 06-01 02 2~4 3

R/W 10-01 03 2~4 3

R/W 00-00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00-00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00-00 00 2~4 3

0 2~4 1

0 2~4 1

1 2~4 1

432H-

434H

435H-

437H

438H-

43AH

43BH-

43DH

43EH-

440H

441H-

443H

444H-

446H

447H-

449H

44AH-

44CH

44DH-

44FH

450H-

452H

Time Zone 7: starting

1074-

Month, Day, schedule

1076

Time Zone 8: starting

1077-

Month, Day, schedule

1079

Time Zone 9: starting

1080-

Month, Day, schedule

1082

Time Zone 10: starting

1083-

Month, Day, schedule

1085

Time Zone 11: starting

1086-

Month, Day, schedule

1088

Time Zone 12: starting

1089-

Month, Day, schedule

1091

Time Zone 13: starting

1092-

Month, Day, schedule

1094

Time Zone 14: starting

1095-

Month, Day, schedule

1097

1098-

1100

(Hour, Minute, Tari

1101-

1103

(Hour, Minute, Tari

1104-

1106

(Hour, Minute, Tari

Table number

Table number

Table number

Table number

Table number

Table number

Table number

Table number

Schedule Table

1, 1st segment

Number)

Schedule Table

1, 2nd segment

Number)

Schedule Table
1, 3rd segment

Number)

R/W 00-00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00-00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00-00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00-00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00-00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00-00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00-00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00-00 00 2~4 3

R/W 07:12 01 2~4 3

R/W 15:22 03 2~4 3

R/W 00:00 00 2~4 3

AcuRev 1300

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AcuRev 1300

453H­455H

456H­458H

459H­45BH

45CH-

45EH

45FH­461H

462H­464H

465H­467H

468H­46AH

46BH­46DH

1107-

1109

1110-

1112

1113-

1115

1116-

1118

1119-

1121

1122-

1124

1125-

1127

1128-

1130

1131-

1133

Schedule Table
1, 4th segment

(Hour, Minute, Tari

Number)

Schedule Table
1, 5th segment

(Hour, Minute, Tari

Number)

Schedule Table
1, 6th segment

(Hour, Minute, Tari

Number)

Schedule Table
1, 7th segment

(Hour, Minute, Tari

Number)

Schedule Table
1, 8th segment

(Hour, Minute, Tari

Number)

Schedule Table
1, 9th segment

(Hour, Minute, Tari

Number)

Schedule Table

1, 10th segment

(Hour, Minute, Tari

Number)

Schedule Table

1, 11th segment

(Hour, Minute, Tari

Number)

Schedule Table

1, 12th segment

(Hour, Minute, Tari

Number)

R/W 00:00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00:00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00:00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00:00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00:00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00:00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00:00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00:00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00:00 00 2~4 3

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46EH-

470H

471H-

473H

474H-

49DH

49EH-

4C7H

4C8H-

4F1H

4F2H-

51BH

51CH-

545H

546H-

56FH

570H-

599H

1134-

1136

1137-

1139

1140-

1181

1182-

1223

1224-

1265

1266-

1307

1308-

1349

1350-

1391

1392-

1433

Schedule Table

1, 13th segment

(Hour, Minute, Tari

Number)

Schedule Table

1, 14th segment

(Hour, Minute, Tari

Number)

Schedule Table 2,
1st -14th segment

(Hour, Minute, Tari

Number)

Schedule Table 3,
1st -14th segment

(Hour, Minute, Tari

Number)

Schedule Table 4,
1st -14th segment

(Hour, Minute, Tari

Number)

Schedule Table 5,
1st -14th segment

(Hour, Minute, Tari

Number)

Schedule Table 6,
1st -14th segment

(Hour, Minute, Tari

Number)

Schedule Table 7,
1st -14th segment

(Hour, Minute, Tari

Number)

Schedule Table 8,
1st -14th segment

(Hour, Minute, Tari

Number)

R/W 00:00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00:00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00:00:00 2~4 42

R/W 00:00:00 2~4 42

R/W 00:00:00 2~4 42

R/W 00:00:00 2~4 42

R/W 00:00:00 2~4 42

R/W 00:00:00 2~4 42

R/W 00:00:00 2~4 42

AcuRev 1300

83

AcuRev 1300

59AH-

59CH

59DH-

59FH

5A0H-

5A2H

5A3H-

5A5H

5A6H-

5A8H

5A9H-

5ABH

5ACH-

5AEH

5AFH-

5B1H

5B2H-

5B4H

5B5H-

5B7H

5B8H-

5F3H

1434-

Month, Day, schedule

1436

The 2nd special day(

1437-

Month, Day, schedule

1439

1440-

Month, Day, schedule

1442

1443-

Month, Day, schedule

1445

1446-

Month, Day, schedule

1448

1449-

Month, Day, schedule

1451

1452-

Month, Day, schedule

1454

1455-

Month, Day, schedule

1457

1458-

Month, Day, schedule

1460

The 10th special day(

1461-

Month, Day, schedule

1463

1464-

1523

The 1st special day(

Table number)

Table number)

The 3rd special day(

Table number)

The 4th special day(

Table number)

The 5th special day(

Table number)

The 6th special day(

Table number)

The 7th special day(

Table number)

The 8th special day(

Table number)

The 9th special day(

Table number)

Table number)

The 11th ~30th
special day( Month,
Day, schedule Table

number)

R/W 03-12 01 2~4 3

R/W 09-10 02 2~4 3

R/W 05-02 03 2~4 3

R/W 00-00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00-00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00-00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00-00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00-00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00-00 00 2~4 3

R/W 00-00 00 2~4 3

R/W 2~4 3*20

84

Rate parameter error information word 1(basic parameter)

Table 5-18 Rate parameter error information word 1

Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 Bit2 Bit1 Bit0

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Weekend

seg set error

Holiday set

error

Holiday no.

over

Time zone

set error

Time zone

no. over

Time seg

table no. over

Time seg no.

over

Rate parameter error information word 2(time segment table parameter)

Table 5-19 Rate parameter error information word 2

Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 Bit2 Bit1 Bit0
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Time seg

table 8 error

Time seg
table 7 error

Time seg
table 6 error

Time seg
table 5 error

Time seg
table 4 error

Time seg
table 3 error

Time seg
table 2 error

Time seg
table 1 error

Alarm Parameter Setting(Function Code: 03H to Read; 10H to Write)

Table 5-20 Alarm Parameter

Modbus address

HEX Decimal

700H 1792 Alarm Switch word R/W 1: Enable; 0:

701H 1793 Alarm Channel word R/W Bit0~ Bit11:

702H 1794 Alarm Channel

703H 1795 Alarm Output Mode word R/W 0: level; 1: pulse 0 2~4 1

Parameter description

Output

Data

R/W Data range Default Model

type

Disable

Alarm Channel

0-11

1: Enable; 0:

word R/W Bit0~ Bit11:

Disable

Alarm Channel

0-11

1: Enable; 0:

Disable

0 2~4 1

0 2~4 1

0 2~4 1

Rate no.

over

Register
number

AcuRev 1300

85

704H 1796 Pulse Output Time word R/W 50~3000ms

AcuRev 1300

705H 1797 Parameter Number Word R/W 0~28 (please see

706H 1798 Comparing Method Wor d R/W 0: larger; 1:

707H 1799 Setpoint Value Word R/W 0 2~4 1
708H 1800 Delay Time Word R/W 0~3000 (×10ms) 0 2~4 1

709H-

1801-

73BH

1851

Modbus address

HEX Decimal

1000H-

4096-

1001H
1002H 4098 ID Uint16 R 1 1 1~4 1
1003H 4099 Lenth Uint16 R 65 65 1~4 1

1004H-

1013H

1014H-

1023H

4097

4100-

4115

4116-

4131

Alarm Parameter Setting for the 1st group

Alarm Parameter Setting for the 2nd 12th group

The same as above word R/W 2~4 44

Table 5-21 SunSpec System Information Address

Parameter

description

SunSpec_ID Uint16 R 0x53756e53 1 1~4 2

Manufacturer string R

Model string R

Data
type

(valid with Pulse

Output Mode)

appendix “Alarm

Parameters

comparison

table”)

equal; 2: less

R/W Data range Default Model

Well known
value registered
with SunSpec for
compliance

Manufacturer
specic value (32
chars)

1000 2~4 1

0 2~4 1

0 2~4 1

Accuenergy 1~4 16

AcuRev1300 1~4 16

Register
number

86

1024H-

4132-

102BH

102CH-

1033H

1034H-

1043H

1044H 4164 Device Address uint16 R/W

1045H 4165 ID Uint16 R

1046H 4166 Lenth Uint16 R 105 1~4 1

1047H 4167

1048H 4168

1049H 4169

4139

4140-

4147

4148-

4163

Options string R

Version string R

Serial Number string R

Amps (total):

Sunspec;

Total Current:

Acurev 1300

Amps Phase A:

Sunspec;

Phase A Current:

Acurev 1300

Amps Phase B:

Sunspec;

Phase B Current:

Acurev 1300

int16 R 0~9999 A 1~4 1

int16 R 0~9999 A 1~4 1

int16 R 0~9999 A 1~4 1

Manufacturer
specic value (16
chars)

Manufacturer
specic value (16
chars)

Manufacturer
specic value (32
chars)

Modbus device
address

Meter (Single
Phase)single phase
(AN or AB) meter

--201
split single phase
(ABN) meter –202
wye-connect
three phase (abcn)
meter—203
delta-connect three
phase (abc) meter

--204

AcuRev130X 1~4 8

H:1.10

S:1.01

1~4 8

1~4 16

1~4 1

1~4 1

AcuRev 1300

87

104AH 4170

AcuRev 1300

104BH 4171

104CH 4172

104DH 4173

104EH 4174

104FH 4175

1050H 4176

1051H 4177

Amps Phase C:

Sunspec;

Phase C Current:

Acurev 1300

Current scale

factor: Sunspec;

CT Ratio: Acurev

1300

Voltage LN

(average):

Sunspec;

Phase Average

Voltage: Acurev

1300

Phase Voltage AN:

Sunspec;

Phase A Voltage:

Acurev 1300

Phase Voltage BN:

Sunspec;

Phase B Voltage:

Acurev 1300

Phase Voltage CN:

Sunspec;

Phase C Voltage:

Acurev 1300

Voltage LL

(average):

Sunspec;

Line Average

Voltage: Acurev

1300

Phase Voltage AB:

Sunspec;

Line AB Voltage:

Acurev 1300

int16 R 0~9999 A 1~4 1

sunssf R

int16 R 0~9999 V 1~4 1

int16 R 0~9999 V 1~4 1

int16 R 0~9999 V 1~4 1

int16 R 0~9999 V 1~4 1

int16 R 0~9999 V 1~4 1

int16 R 0~9999 V 1~4 1

-3~+5 (used as
exponent of a
power of 10)

1~4 1

88

Phase Voltage BC:

1052H 4178

1053H 4179

1054H 4180

1055H 4181 Frequency int16 R 45Hz—65Hz 1~4 1

1056H 4182

1057H 4183

1058H 4184

1059H 4185

Sunspec;

Line BC Voltage:

Acurev 1300

Phase Voltage CA:

Sunspec;

Line CA Voltage:

Acurev 1300

Voltage scale

factor: Sunspec;

Frequency scale

factor

Total Real Power:

Sunspec;

Total Active

Power: Acurev

1300

Watts phase A:

Sunspec;

Phase A Active

Power: Acurev

1300

Watts phase B:

Sunspec;

Phase B Active

Power: Acurev

1300

int16 R 0~9999 V 1~4 1

int16 R 0~9999 V 1~4 1

sunssf R -2~2 1~4 1

sunssf R -2 1~4 1

int16 R 0~9999 W 1~4 1

int16 R 0~9999 W 1~4 1

int16 R 0~9999 W 1~4 1

AcuRev 1300

89

AcuRev 1300

105AH 4186

105BH 4187

105CH 4188

105DH 4189

105EH 4190

105FH 4191

1060H 4192

1061H 4193

Watts phase C:

Sunspec;

Phase C Active

Power: Acurev

1300

Real Power scale

factor: Sunspec;

AC Apparent

Power VA:

Sunspec;

Total Apparent

Power: Acurev

1300

VA phase A:

Sunspec;

Phase A Apparent

Power: Acurev

1300

VA phase B:

Sunspec;

Phase B Apparent

Power: Acurev

1300

VA phaseCA:

Sunspec;

Phase C Apparent

Power: Acurev

1300

Apparent Power

scale factor:

Sunspec;

Reactive Power

VAR: Sunspec;
Total Reactive
Power: Acurev

1300

int16 R 0~9999 W 1~4 1

sunssf R 0 ~ 4 1~4 1

int16 R 0~9999 VA 1~4 1

int16 R 0~9999 VA 1~4 1

int16 R 0~9999 VA 1~4 1

int16 R 0~9999 VA 1~4 1

sunssf R 0 ~ 4 1~4 1

int16 R 0~9999 var 1~4 1

90

VAR phase A:

1062H 4194

1063H 4195

1064H 4196

1065H 4197

1066H 4198 Power Factor int16 R -1000 ~ 1000 1~4 1
1067H 4199 PF phase A int16 R -1000 ~ 1000 1~4 1
1068H 4200 PF phase B int16 R -1000 ~ 1000 1~4 1
1069H 4201 PF phase C int16 R -1000 ~ 1000 1~4 1

106AH 4202

106BH-

106CH

106DH-

106EH

4203­4204

4205­4206

Sunspec;

Phase A Reactive

Power: Acurev

1300

4195 VAR
phase B: Sunspec;

Phase B Reactive

Power: Acurev

1300

VAR phase C:

Sunspec;

Phase C Reactive

Power: Acurev

1300

Reactive Power

scale factor

Power Factor

scale factor

Total Real Energy

Exported:

Sunspec

Total Active

Energy Exported:

Acurev 1300

Total Watt-hours

Exported in phase

A: Sunspec;
Total Active

Energy Exported

in Phase A: Acurev

1300

int16 R 0~9999 var 1~4 1

int16 R 0~9999 var 1~4 1

int16 R 0~9999 var 1~4 1

sunssf R 0 ~ 4 1~4 1

sunssf R -3 1~4 1

acc32 R/W 0-999999999 Wh 2~4 2

acc32 R/W 0-999999999 Wh 2~4 2

AcuRev 1300

91

AcuRev 1300

106FH-

1070H

1071H-

1072H

1073H-

1074H

1075H-

1076H

1077H-

1078H

4207­4208

4209­4210

4211­4212

4213­4214

4215­4216

Total Watt-hours

Exported in phase

B: Sunspec;

Total Active

Energy Exported

in Phase B: Acurev

1300

Total Watt-hours

Exported in phase

C: Sunspec;

Total Active

Energy Exported

in Phase C: Acurev

1300

Total Real Energy

Imported:

Sunspec;

Total Active

Energy Imported:

Acurev 1300

Total Watt-hours

Imported phase

A: Sunspec;
Total Active

Energy Imported

in Phase A: Acurev

1300

Total Watt-hours

Imported phase B:

Sunspec;

Total Active

Energy Imported

in Phase B: Acurev

1300

acc32 R/W 0-999999999 Wh 2~4 2

acc32 R/W 0-999999999 Wh 2~4 2

acc32 R/W 0-999999999 Wh 1~4 2

acc32 R/W 0-999999999 Wh 1~4 2

acc32 R/W 0-999999999 Wh 1~4 2

92