CIRCUTOR EDMk User Manual

EDMk Manual

THREE PHASE METER EDMK

The EDMk three-phase electronic energy meter is capable of me as ur in g co ns um ed a nd g en er at ed ene rg y (fou r quadran ts) : Active energy (consumed an d generated), inductive reactive energy (consumed and generated) and capacitive reactive energy (consumed and generated), plus metering partial energies.

Measurements are in true effective value, via three AC. voltage and neutral inputs and three AC. current inputs. (via …/5A, …/1A or .../250mA for MC3 current transformers). The parameters measured and calculated are shown in the variables table

This manual describes how to configurate and use the ED Mk ene rgy meter. This man u al may b e f oun d i n electronic format on the CIRCUTOR website: www.circutor.com

Before any m ai nt en ance, modif ic at io n to the connections, repair, etc., the equipment must be disconnected from the supply. If any operation or protection fault is suspected the

equipment must remain out of service ensuring against any accidental reconnection. The equipment is designed to changed quickly in the event of any breakdown

1. KEYBOARD FUNCTION.

The butto n allows the user to move through the different energy groups (if any): tariff one and partial tariff, or tariff one, two, three and partial tariff (EDM3k type). It used in the set up menu it is used to enter the data and move on to the next parameterisation screen.

The button allows the active or reactive energy display options to be displayed. It is used in the set up menu to increase the value by one digit if a variable has been entered or selected.

Generated or consumed energy can be selected using

in the option. Inductive or capacitive energy can be selected in the reactive option. In the set up menu is used to move the cursor among the digits.

The button allows the display to come on in the absence of any power supply. This function allows the on site reading of meters when the device is out of service. This option is available when the meter has an optional station installed inside (see price list M3).

The button allows a quick access to the device’s full parameterisation menu. To access this menu, press the button for less than one second.

The button deletes partial energies. To do this, press the button for less than 4 seconds. The message will then display “donE”, indicating that these meters have been successfully started (active and reactive).

Th e b ut t on

sta r ts the m ete r i n o ne ste p onl y wit h the mini mu m setting for the m et er. (see s ec ti on Parameterisation in one step only).

2. STARTING UP

2.1. Previous information

2.2. Parameterization in one step only

Thi s option is only valid for installat io ns wh er e there is no vol tage transfor mer to meas ure. Voltage is only measured directly (300V AC f-N / 500V AC f-f) and current measurement is via secondary external current transformers of .../1A, .../5A or in model MC of .../250 mA.

Kee pi ng th e

butt on pres se d for 1 seco nd , the energy meter enables the current primary and secondary parameterisation on screen. Usi ng and but to ns the v alue of th e current transformer primary and secondary is validated using thel

button.

3. COMPLET MENU

Using the complet e parameteris ation of the mete r, all setting options can be set. These options affect the setting of the external voltage transformers, if any, as well as the omission of energy meters which the customer believes to of little relevance or are not required in their installation.

3.1. Voltage transformer

On screen the words “Pri U” appear followed by 6 digits. Thes e allow the volta ge transformer primary to be set (from 1 to 999.999).

On screen the words “SEC u” appear followed by 3 digits. These allow the voltage transformer secondary to be set (from 1 to 999).

3.2. Current transformer

On screen the words “Pri A” appear followed by 4 digits. These allow the current transformer primary to be set (from

1 to 9.999).

On scree n the wo rds “SEc A” appea r followed by the number 5 or 1. These allow the installed current transformer secondary ratio to be set (5 =…/ 5A or 1 =…/ 1A).

* The option secondary in model MC does not exist (is allways 250mA)

3.3. Measurement in 2 or 4 quadrants

On scre en the word s “QuA d” appear; on e of th e two available options must be selected: 2 = power consumption or 4 = consumption and generation.

3.4. Backlight disconnection time setting

On s cre en the words “diSP oF f” appear; the time the backlight is on can be set after pressing the keypad. The backlight is permanently on if 00 is set.

3.5. Display or not reactive energy

On screen the words “rEACt” appear; this option allows the reactive energy to be displayed or omitted (“YeS” or “nO”).

3.6. Display partial energy counters

On screen the words “PArt” appear; this option allows the partial active and reactive energy to be displayed or omitted (“YeS” or “nO”). In the event of omission, the meter does not show energy and stops metering energy.

3.7. Energy output pulse settings

The screen shows “Out ACt”; the energy to be associated to digit al output 1 must be s elected: Consu med active energy (import) or generated (export); once the data has been entered with button, the W•h value must be entered by pressing.The screen shows “Out rEA”: the reactive energy to be associated to digital output 2 must be selected: L / C- / L- / C; once the data has been entered with the button , the var•h value must be entered by pressing the keypad. In case of selecting 2 quadrants (see section 3.3. Measurement in 2 or 4 quadrants), only are available L or C.

4. DEFAULT SETTINGS

The EDMk-ITF-C2 electronic three-phase meter is supplied with the following default settings:

VARIABLE POINT VALUE

Primary voltage 3.1 000001

Secondary voltage 3.1 001

Primary current 3.2 0005

Secondary current 3.2 5 / 0.250 A

Measure in 2 or 4 quadrants 3.3 2

Backlight disconnection 3.4 10

Reactive energy display 3.5 no

Partial energy counters 3.6 no

Energy pulses

- Active energy 3.7 IMPORT

- w·h / pulse 3.7 1000

- Reactive energy 3.7 L

- var·h / pulse 3.7 1000

5. TARIFFS (EDM3K MODEL)

Th e t ari ff tim e i s c arr ied out using har dwa re. T he equipment has a common and two inputs free of voltage to select the type of tariff required (Tariff 1, Tariff 2 or Tariff

3).

- Tariff 1: Without any bridge between terminals

- Tariff 2: Bridge between terminal A and S

- Tariff 3: Bridge between terminal B and S

6. COMMUNICATIONS (RS-485 C2 MODEL)

6.1. Programming parameters

Conﬁ gurable parameters in the parameterisation menu:

- “nPEr”: Peripheral number 001 to 255

- “bAud”: Baud rate 1200-2400-4800-9600-19200

- “bitS”: Length 8 bits

- “PAri”: No, Even, Odd

- “StoP”: Stop bits 1 or 2

Default settings 001 / 9600 / 8 / N / 1

6.2. Communication protocol

The EDMk meter uses MODBUS RTU © communication protocol and network protocol RS-485. The format is as follows:

QUESTION: NP FT AAAA NNNN CRC

NP: 1 Byte Peripheral number FT: 1 Byte Function 04 reading of n Words AAAA: 2 Bytes Address of 1st register NNNN: 2 Bytes Number of regiters to be requested CRC: 1 Byte Cyclic Redundancy Checking

In the MODBUS © recordings, the energy is accumulated in kW•h x 100 (2 decimal points) with a length of 2 Words.

6.3. Modbus/RTU © memory map

PARAMETER REGISTER

Active Energy (+) 00-01

Active Energy (-) 02-03

Inductive reactive energy (+) 04-05

Capacitive reactive energy (-) 06-07

Inductive reactive energy (-) 08-09

Capacitive reactive energy (+) 0A-0B

Partial active energy (+) 30-31

Partial activ energy (-) 32-33

Partial inductive reactive energy (+) 34-35

Partial capacitive reactive energy (-) 36-37

Partial inductive reactive energy (-) 38-39

Partial capacitive reactive energy (+) 3A-3B

M98204801-03-11A

The device has to be provided of an magnetic-thermal switch to be disconnected. The fuses has to be type gl (IEC 269) or type M between 0,5 to 2 A.

6.4. Communications connections

De s cri p t ion of c o nne c t ion for the RS -48 5 bus , for communication via an Intelligent Converter (485-RS232), or via an Ethernet Converter (Transparent / Modbus/TCP).

6.5. Communications description

One or more EDMk meters can be connected to a computer or PLC. As well as the usual operation of each piece of equipment, this system may centralize data at one single point. The EDMk has an RS-485 series communications output. If more than one analyzer is connected to one RS-485 communication bus, it is necessary to assign to each a peripheral address (from 01 to 255) so that the remote computer or PLC sends data on different measured or calculated recordings to those addresses. The RS-485 connection is made with woven mesh shielded communications cables, with a minimum of three wires and with a maximum distance between remote computer and the last analyzer of 1.200 metres. This RS-485 series bus can connect up to a maximum of 32 devices.The EDMk meter communicates using the MODBUS RTU© protocol (Pulling Question / Answer).

7. DISPLAY / LEDS

- L1-, L2- and L3- shows that the device has measured voltage in each phase. If one of these does not exist, the corresponding identiﬁ cation number does not appear. The symbols appearing behind each phase (L) indicate the direction of the current in the current transformers, showing if the point of measurement is consuming or generating energy ( L1, L2 and L3 ﬂ ashing, informs of possible errors of connection of current transformers).

- T1, T2 y T3 (identiﬁ cation only available on the EDM3k; shows the tariff selected for that time, independently from the tariff displayed on the upper section.

- The

symbol indicates that load is inductive. The symbol indicates a capacitive load.

- The symbol shows that the meter is the ﬁ rst and fourth quadrant (consumption). The symbol indicates that the meter is in the second and third quadrant (generation).

8. CONNECTIONS

9. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

EDMk-ITF-RS485-C2 Intelligent converter Ethernet converter

M31751 M54020 M54031 / M54032

BORNES RS-485 BORNES RS-485 RS-485 / RS-232

A (+) 1 (A( A

B (-) 2 (B) B

S (GND) 5 (GND) S

10. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE SERVICE

In the event of any equipment failure or any operational queries please contact the technical service of CIRCUTOR, SA. CIRCUTOR, SA. – After sales service.

Vial Sant Jordi s/n 08232 Viladecavalls, Barcelona

EDMk Manual

M98204801-03-11A

Tel.: (+34) 93 745 29 00 Fax: (+34) 93 745 29 14 e-mail: sat@circutor.es

3 or 4 wires (low voltage) 3 wires (2 VT y 2 CT) MC1-20 (example 200A) MC1-30 (example 500 A)

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VL1

VL2

POWER SUPPLY TIPO C.A. TIPO C.C. & C.A.

Single phase 230 V a.c. 85..265 Va.c./ 95...300 Vd.c

Voltage tolerance -15 %... +10 %

Frequency 45...65 Hz 0...65 Hz

Maximum burden 5 V·A

Operating temperature -20 ºC...+60 ºC -20 ºC...+60 ºC

Humedity (without condensation) 5 %...95 %

Maximum altitude 2.000 m

MECHANICAL FEATURES

Casing material Self extinguishing VO plastic

Protection assembled device (front) IP 51

Protection non assembled device IP 31

Supply and voltage measure wires Minimum section 1 mm²

Secondary current transformers wires Minimum section 2,5 mm²

Dimensions (mm) 85 x 52 x 70 (3 steps)

CLASS

Acuracy class in active energy Class 1 - EN62053-21

Accuracy class in reactive energy Class 2 - EN62053-23

STANDARDS

EN62052-11, EN62053-21, EN62053-23, EN61010-1

MEASUREMENT CIRCUIT

Rated voltage 300 V a.c. f-N / 500 V a.c. f-f

Frequency 45...65 Hz

Rated current .../5 or .../1

Permanent overload 1,2 In

Voltage circuit burden per phase 0,3 V·A

Current circuit burden per phase 0,3 V·A at 5 A. ó 0,06 V·A at 1 A

PULSE OUTPUT TRANSISTOR FEATURES

Opto-insulated transistor (open collector) NPN

Maximum operating voltage 24 V c.c.

Maximum operating current 50 mA

Maximum frequency 5 imp / s

Pulse length 50 ms

TRANSISTOR OUTPUTS CONNECTIONS

Output 1 Terminal 9 - 8

Output 2 Terminal 7 - 8

MAXIMUM COUNTER VALUE

9999999 kW

SAFETY

Ca teg ory III E N6101 0-1 . Clas s II do ubl e insulation against electric shock.

TYPE MC3

The EDMk energy meter display is divided into two sections: the ﬁ rst of these (on the upper section) displays the value of the energy meters (Active energy and Inductive reactive energy or Capacitive). The second shows the measurement, in real time, being taken by the meter at that time.

CPU

CPU led indicates that the device is working right ﬂ ashing in one second intervals.

COMM

COMM led ﬂ ashes quickly in varible intervals when the device is receiving or sending information throught is RS-485 port.

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