Multitek Comm-Box Specifications

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PowerCom
COMMUNICATION
TRANSDUCER
M550-CT*
OPERATING MANUAL
M550MAN.PM5 01/08/101, 12:481
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PowerComCOMMUNICATIONTRANSDUCERM550-CT*OPERATING MANUALM550MAN.PM5 01/08/101, 12:481

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2.6 Changing Baud Rate.ACTION : Click Baud RateBox.COMMENTS :Chose Baud Rate. Either2400, 4800, 9600, 19200.2.7 Changing Parity.ACTION : Click Parity

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Note if wording in Modbus box is "NO REPLY FROMNODE". Check polarity connection of RS485 link at M550and PC. Check that M550 has auxiliary p

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10ACTION : Click onbutton.COMMENTS : This buttonmoves forward oneparameter, and displays thisparameter in the sixth boxe.g. PF Avg is now shown.ACTI

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112.10 Stopping and pausing communication.2.10.1 To pause communication.ACTION : Click on Pausebutton.COMMENTS : Thecommunication pauses.ACTION : Cli

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122.11 Starting timer.The timer is real time clock provided by the Monitorprogram. It is useful for checking Watt hour readings etc.ACTION : Click St

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132.12.1 Entering General Pass CodeACTION : Click GeneralPass Code ButtonCOMMENTS :Enter value box isdisplayed.2.12 Security code. (General Pass Code)

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142.13.2 To Unlock M550 communications settings.ACTION : Click UnlockButton.COMMENTS :M550 communication port isnow unlocked.ACTION : Click LockButton

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2.14 Programming of nominal voltage and current inputsand ratios.The program allows the user to program the nominalvoltage and current inputs and rati

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ACTION : Enter valueCOMMENTS : Enter11000 (11kV). Click onO.K.2.14.2Changing CT ratio.For example to change for 200/5A change to 400/5 :-ACTION : Clic

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172.15 Pulsed Output (Pulsed output is an option. If the unitdoes not have this option please proceed to section 2.16)The M550 measures and displays

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CONTENTSUpdate: M550 Version 41. INTRODUCTION2. PROGRAMMING PARAMETERS3. PROGRAMMING MODBUS REGISTERSEQUENCE.4. RS485 COMMUNICATION5. INSTALLATION6.

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182.15.2 Selecting Relay output pulse width.The pulse width can be set between 0msec (off) and200msec, in steps of 20msec.ACTION : Click On PulseWidth

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19ACTION : NoneCOMMENTS : Divisor setfor 1. This means after every1 unit that M550 counts therelay pulses once.ACTION : Select Divisorrequired.COMMENT

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202.16.1 Programming demand periods.Example to change from 8 min to 30 min demand period :ACTION : Click OnDemand Button.COMMENTS : "EnterValue&q

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212.17 Resetting of demand period.The Demand reset programming mode allows the User toreset the demand period to zero. i.e Wd (Average WattDemand Imp

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22ACTION : Click OnRegisters BoxCOMMENTS : The order ofthe displayed measurementsnow matches that of theModbus registers in thenode. See section 32.20

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23ACTION : Enter NodeAddress Required.COMMENTS : Example ifnode address 30 is requiredenter 30 and click OK Button2.21 Calibration Factors.This option

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242.21.2 Reading Calibration DataACTION : Manually recordcalibration figures for V1,V2, V3, I1, I2, I3.COMMENTS : Thesevalues must be stored withthe

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2.25 Additional Information that M550 Monitor95provides :25Model = Model No 550Version = Software versionnumberType = System Type.either 3ph 4W (3 pha

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26Stack Free = Nodes internalprogram, stack state.Parity Errors = number oferrors since node coldstarted.CRC errors = Number ofCRC errors since node c

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3.0 PROGRAMMING MODBUS REGISTERS SEQUENCEIf changing of the modbus order is not required please moveto section 4.0 communication.3.1 Using the M550 S

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M550 Version 4 update:RS485 response time decreased to better than 10ms.Choice of four Endian settings for floating point transmission.Modbus 3X Regis

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Baud Rate = 9600, Parity = None283.4 Opening communication port.ACTION : Click on CommsButton.COMMENTS :Choose which communica-tion port, 1 or 2. Clic

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For Example if the order required is Total Watt (W sum),System Frequency (Hz), Average Power Factor of System(PF Avg) and Maximum VA Demand (Max VAd)

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ACTION : Click >> Button.COMMENTS :Hz (This appears in NodeNo Box)ACTION : Click SendButton.COMMENTS :All information in the NodeNo box is sen

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Note. The parameters not selected are placed in the defaultorder after the parameters chosen.3.6 Additional Options the Modbus Register Tool ProgramOf

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324.1 M550 Modbus Protocol4.0 RS485 COMMUNICATIONThe RS 485 allows remote reading and programming of theM550 via a host computer. The communicationpro

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4.1.2 Communication FormatBaud rate : 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200Low level character format :With Odd or Even parity = 1 start bit, 8 data bits, 1 parity

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CRC CalculationsTo calculate the Cyclic Redundancy Check value.Load a word register with 0xFFFF (CRCREG)Repeat the following for each character in the

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354.3.6 Timing4.3.7 Response time.Modbus response time from reception of the last characterto the transmission of the 1st character in its reply is le

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36An EXCEPTION error will be generated if the node cannotfulfil the task set by the Master or the Slave receives invaliddata in its data slot.Exceptio

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A sample write packet will look like this:-[Node][04][start address][No. of Double RegistersRequested][CRC(2 bytes)]e.g. To read line to neutral volta

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M550 V4 Modbus 4X registersModbus Register Name Mode40001 (0x0000) SYSTEM VOLTAGE (R/W)40003 (0x0002) SYSTEM CURRENT (R/W)40005

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Continued :-Modbus Add. Register Add. Register Name Order No.30033 (0x20) W 1 1730035 (0x22) W 2 1830037 (0x24) W 3 1930039 (0x26) VAr 1 203004

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Modbus Register Order: Overview (also see section 4 andhelp file of M550 software)M550 has the facility to reorder its Modbus 3X registers tosuit an e

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ExampleTo obtain all 3 line powers in a 4 wire system on Node 23hPacket from master :A sample write packet will look like this:-[Node][1E][start addr

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ReadPacket from master format :[Node addr][03][Register start addr.(2 bytes)][No of reg(2bytes)][CRC (2 bytes)]Response form Slave format :[Node addr

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[Node][10][start address][No. of Double Registers][Datalength in bytes][CRC(2 bytes)]e.g. To set Node 23h System Voltage and System Currenttogether:-[

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40049 (0x30) I/P V2 GAIN FACTOR (R/W)40051 (0x32) I/P V3 GAIN FACTOR (R/W)40053 (0x34) I/P I1 GAIN FACTOR (R/W)40055 (0x36) I

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Response from slave format ;[23][03][08][8 bytes of data(2 regs x 4 bytes)] [CRC (2 bytes)]To set both System Volts and System Amps on Node 23hPacket

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453) The number of parity errors detected by the node.(countsup to 255 then flips over to zero)4) The number of framing errors detected by thenode.(co

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5. INSTALLATION5.1 CaseThe M550 is designed for snap on to Din rail mount 35 x7.5mm. Complies with DIN-EN 50022CASE DIMENSIONS46M550MAN.PM5 01/08/101

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5.2 Auxiliary SupplyThe auxiliary supply can be connected in parallel with themeasuring input voltage, but this restricts the measuringrange of the in

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31.1 GeneralPowerCom M550 communication transducer is a completemeasuring system in a single 100mm Din rail mount case.Measuring Phase Volts, Phase C

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5.5 Voltage TransformersConnection of voltages higher than the rated voltage, thatis specified on the M550 data label, is possible usingexternal volta

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6. CONNECTION DIAGRAMS6.1 All connections must be made ensuring, all starts andfinishes of current and voltage transformers are connectedas shown.SING

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3 PHASE 3 WIRE UNBALANCED LOAD503 PHASE 4 WIRE UNBALANCED LOADM550MAN.PM5 01/08/101, 12:4850

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7. M550 SPECIFICATIONSINPUTRated Un Direct connected voltages between 57.8and 600 v. Standard voltages offered :-63.5/110 V, 69.3 / 120 V, 120 / 208 V

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AC voltage 115 or 230 volts (±15%)DC voltage 12 / 24 / 48 / 110 / 125 voltsAUXILIARYRELAY OUTPUT : (optional)Pulsed output W.h or VAr.h or VA.h or A.

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APPLIED STANDARDSGeneral IEC 688 BSEN60688, BS4889, IEC 359EMC Emissions EN61326-1Immunity EN61326-2Safety EN61010-1INSULATIONTest Voltage 4kV RMS

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Export Reactive Energy (VAr.h), Power Factor per phase(P.F.), System Power Factor (P.F.), Amp Demand, WattDemand, V A Demand, Maximum Amp Demand,Maxim

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1.4 CommunicationsThe M550 provides RS485 output of all measuredparameters.The serial port option enables remote reading andprogramming of the M550 vi

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2.0 PROGRAMMING2.1 Using the M550 Software Monitor 95.(M550 Software Monitor 95 can be obtained from yourMultitek distributor, or the Multitek website

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ACTION : Click ResponseTime Box.COMMENTS :Enter Value of responsetime. Minimum value300mSec.2.4 Changing Node NumberACTION : Click Node No.Box.COMMENT

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