Energy Asse EDMI Mk 10 User Manual

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EDMI Mk 10

Electricity Meter

Atlas Series Class 1 and Class 2

The Mk10A is a member of our Atlas series.
Apolyphase meter with CT connected or
Whole Current measurement options, it
includes power quality indication, advanced
commissioning functionality and a large
memory storage

User Guide to LCD

Screen Displays

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

The EDMI Mk10 meter is a new development of ‘Smart’ metering
used to measure Electricity consumption. It is a unique product
which enables energy usage to be continually measured and
stored and then data is transmitted to the Supply Company when
needed for billing. The meter has a large number of features, readily
available, to provide Users with detailed information about their
electricity supply including Tariff (Standard Settlement

Confi guration - SSC), Power Factor, Maximum Demand and Total

Billing Consumption together with individual Rate consumption for
consumers on multi rate tariffs.

In addition, there is an option to obtain analysed billing data
information via a web link. Users can then see a detailed breakdown
of their energy usage and time of use to enable any unplanned

wastage to be eliminated and help manage more effi cient usage, as

part of an energy management process.

2.0 ACCESS TO DISPLAY SCREENS

Access to all the features of the meter
only requires the pushing of a single
‘display’ button on the meter. The
meter has two main displays called
‘Set A’ and ‘Set B’. To move from ‘Set
A’ to ‘Set B’ you simply press and hold

the ‘display’ button for approximately 2

seconds.

Details of all the individual LCD

screens within each ‘Set’ are shown on
the following pages.

To cycle within the ‘Set’ you simply
press the display button and the
display will advance one step.

Continual individual presses of the
button will eventually cycle the display
back to your starting point.

1 INDICATES POWER FLOW

+ P = Import Kw

- P = Export Kw

+ Q = Import kVar (Lag)

- Q = Export kVar (Lead)

2 REGISTERS DISPLAYS

S et A (Main)

S et B (Test)

3 PHASES PRESENT ON METER

4 LOW BATTERY

5 LOCAL COMMS IN USE

( Flag Probe)

6 REMOTE COMMS IN USE

( eg Modem)

7 UNITS BEING MEASURED

8 RATE REGISTERS IN USE

9 INCORRECT PHASE ROTATION

10 M ODEM POWERED

11 ACTIVE ALARMS

( will clear as fault corrected eg Phase Fail)

12 LATCHED ALARMS

( only cleared with fault manufacturer

software)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 Spare Spare Spare? MP AL1A L2

Wh Pulse Varh Pulse

Spare

8 9

Spare

10

11

12

FLAG LETTERS

E
S
V

F

R
C

M

L

H

X

Y

Z
N
D
U

ALARM NAME

ANALOG REFERENCE FAILURE
ASYMMETRIC POWER
VOLTAGE TOLERANCE ERROR
VT FAILURE
INCORRECT PHASE RESOLUTION
CLOCK FAILURE
REVERSE POWER
CALIBRATION DATA LOST
MODEM FAILURE
RAM FAILURE OR LCD FAILURE
PROGRAM FLASH FAILURE
DATA FLASH FAILURE
PULSING OUTPUT OVERFLOW

BATTERY FAILURE
TAMPER

3.0 THE SCREEN WITH ALL SEGMENTS ILLUMINATED