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Product startup: DIGIWARE C-31 + U-30 + 3x I-35
Date: 26/09/2014
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The purpose of this document is to explain the setup steps in "point to point" mode on a Diris Digiware
system:
1 DIGIWARE C-31 control interface
1 DIGIWARE U-30 voltage module (same steps as for U-10 and U-20)
3 DIGIWARE I-35 current modules (same steps as for I-30, I-31 and I-33)
Prerequisite hardware for using this guide:
- You must have the latest version of Easy Config, the setup software for these products
- You must have a PC equipped with USB ports and a micro USB cable
- You must be able to guarantee the implementation, connection and the power of the system to be
configured as shown in the first section.
We recommend that you first configure the U voltage module before the I modules on a
DIGIWARE bus.
Module U-30 must be placed on the DIGIWARE bus first, i.e. just after C-31 and just before
current modules I-xx
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Name Type Usage
nominal
current
Phase(s)
1 C-31 / / / / / /
2 U-30 6 / / / / / /
Cool Water Prod. 3-phases balanced 400V Air Con 60 A V1-V2-V3
/ Lights Basement 1-phase 230V Lighting 20 A V1
Heating Basement 1-phase 230V Heating 35 A V3
4 I-35 n°2 8 / Other loads … … … … …
5 I-35 n°3 9 / Other loads … … … … …
3P+N Network
(4 wires)
400 Volts
3
I-35 n°1
7
Electrical
Network
Type
Loads
TCP/IP Parameters
N°
Product
Type
Modbus
Address
1) Architecture to configure
Synthesis of the electrical and communication parameters:
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2) Checking the connection between a module and the PC via Easy Config
Connect the micro USB cable from the module you want to configure and the PC
Open Easy Config
Switch to the "Super User" profile in Easy Config (default password: sOcOmec)
Click "Get from device":
The module is automatically detected by Easy Config (if not, try disconnecting/reconnecting the cable and
click "Refresh USB devices").
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Click "Connect to device":
The example above shows how to connect a U-30 module to the PC with Easy Config. If you
connect a different module, its name is shown in Easy Config instead of "Diris Digiware U-30"
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3) Configuring module U-30 by architecture
Connect to module U-30 as shown in section 2.
On the "Product" tab, change the JBUS/MODBUS address so that each device on the bus DIGIWARE
has a unique address. Then click "Send to device":
The JBUS/MODBUS address is a single random digit between 1 and 247, attributed to an
included device
On the "Network" tab, configure the network type at the point where the voltage is measured with
voltage module U-30, as well as the nominal voltage of the measured network:
1P + N: Single-phase network
2P: Two-phase network
2P + N: Two-phase network + neutral conductor
3P: Three-phase network
3P + N: Three-phase network + neutral driver
The nominal voltage of the network is typically 400V for a three-phase or two-phase network
and 230V for single-phase network
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Example setup with one voltage measurement on a 4-wire network:
To view the network configuration automatically detected by the product, click "Refresh". Please
remember that this automatic detection only works if there is voltage on the network and if the
grounding plug is connected to module U-30.
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Apply the setup changes to the product by clicking "Final action" then "Send to device"
Make sure U-30 USB is selected in the list then click "Connect to device":
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By default, Easy Config only checks those settings that were changed. This avoids having to resend the
entire configuration to the device:
The U-30 module setup is applied to all I-xx current modules connected at the back of the same
DIGIWARE bus. With a unique voltage reading for all I-xx modules on the same DIGIWARE bus, this is
how it should be:
A warning message appears, showing that the operation completed successfully:
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4) Configuring the first I-35 module by architecture
Connect to the first I-35 module as shown in section 2.
On the "Product" tab, change the JBUS/MODBUS address so that each device on the bus DIGIWARE
has a unique address. Then click "Send to device":
The JBUS/MODBUS address is a single random digit between 1 and 247, attributed to an
included device
On the "Network" tab, check that module I-35 received all the network setup information sent by voltage
module U-30:
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On the "Loads" tab, make the following settings:
- The number of loads measured by module I-35
- For each load, the type of measured load
- For each load, the phase(s) on which the sensor(s) are connected
- For each sensor, you may need to adjust the direction of current in case of a wiring fault
The maximum number of loads for an I-3x current module is 3, because there are 3 sensor inputs
on this module.
The measured load type can be:
A single-phase load measured by 1 sensor (1P + N - 1CT)
A three-phase load without unbalanced neutral measured by 2 sensors (3P - 2CT), with the 3rd
current derived from a vector sum
A three-phase load with or without unbalanced neutral measured by 3 sensors (3P - 3CT or 3P +
N - 3CT)
A three-phase balanced load with or without neutral measured by 1 sensor (3P - 1CT or 3P + N 1CT)
For a balanced load measured by a single sensor you can connect this sensor to any phase
The size of the sensor is always detected automatically and it is not possible to change it. The
only instance in which you will have to manually apply this value is if you are using an adjusting
sensor. In this case, you must send the rated current to the current transformer primary upstream
of the adjusting sensor.
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Example configuration with a DIGIWARE I-35 module used to measure:
- An air conditioning three-phase balanced load, with a nominal current of 60A per phase
- A lighting single-phase load, on phase 1, with a nominal current of 20A
- A heating single-phase load, on phase 3, with a nominal current of 35A
Result in Easy Config:
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Apply the setup changes to the product by clicking "Final action" then "Send to device"
A warning message appears, showing that the operation completed successfully:
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5) Configuring the second I-35 module by architecture
Connect to the second I-35 module as shown in section 2.
On the "Product" tab, change the JBUS/MODBUS address so that each device on the bus DIGIWARE
has a unique address. Then click "Send to device":
The JBUS/MODBUS address is a single random digit between 1 and 247, attributed to an
included device
For the rest of the setup, please see section 4.
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6) Configuring the third I-35 module by architecture
Connect to the third I-35 module as shown in section 2.
On the "Product" tab, change the JBUS/MODBUS address so that each device on the bus DIGIWARE
has a unique address. Then click "Send to device":
The JBUS/MODBUS address is a single random digit between 1 and 247, attributed to an
included device
For the rest of the setup, please see section 4.
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