Multi-Tech Systems 7500, 7600 instruction

ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s GuideUsing the DNP 3.00 Protocol

Analog Input Objects (16-Bit Analog Input without Flag) (Object 30, Variation 4)

Point	Label	Measurement	DNP Module and Input Number	Scaling

0	Vln a	L-N Voltage Phase A	DNP Slave Export #1 – Source Input #1	x1

1	Vln b	L-N Voltage Phase B	DNP Slave Export #1 – Source Input #2	x1

2	Vln c	L-N Voltage Phase C	DNP Slave Export #1 – Source Input #3	x1

3	Vln avg	Average L-N Voltage	DNP Slave Export #1 – Source Input #4	x1

4	Vll ab	L-L Voltage AB	DNP Slave Export #2 – Source Input #1	x1

5	Vll bc	L-L Voltage BC	DNP Slave Export #2 – Source Input #2	x1

6	Vll ca	L-L Voltage CA	DNP Slave Export #2 – Source Input #3	x1

7	Vll avg	Average L-L Voltage	DNP Slave Export #2 – Source Input #4	x1

8	I a	Phase A Current	DNP Slave Export #3 – Source Input #1	x1

9	I b	Phase B Current	DNP Slave Export #3 – Source Input #2	x1

10	I c	Phase B Current	DNP Slave Export #3 – Source Input #3	x1

11	I avg	Average Current	DNP Slave Export #3 – Source Input #4	x1

12	kW a	Phase A kW	DNP Slave Export #4 – Source Input #1	x1

13	kW b	Phase B kW	DNP Slave Export #4 – Source Input #2	x1

14	kW c	Phase C kW	DNP Slave Export #4 – Source Input #3	x1

15	kW tot	Total kW	DNP Slave Export #4 – Source Input #4	x1

16	kVAR a	Phase A kVAR	DNP Slave Export #5 – Source Input #1	x1

17	kVAR b	Phase B kVAR	DNP Slave Export #5 – Source Input #2	x1

18	kVAR c	Phase C kVAR	DNP Slave Export #5 – Source Input #3	x1

19	kVAR tot	Total kVAR	DNP Slave Export #5 – Source Input #4	x1

20	kVA a	Phase A kVA	DNP Slave Export #6 – Source Input #1	x1

21	kVA b	Phase B kVA	DNP Slave Export #6 – Source Input #2	x1

22	kVA c	Phase C kVA	DNP Slave Export #6 – Source Input #3	x1

23	kVA tot	Total kVA	DNP Slave Export #6 – Source Input #4	x1

24	PFsign a	Phase A signed PF	DNP Slave Export #7 – Source Input #1	x1

25	PFsign b	Phase B signed PF	DNP Slave Export #7 – Source Input #2	x1

26	PFsign c	Phase C signed PF	DNP Slave Export #7 – Source Input #3	x1

27	PF sign tot	Average signed PF	DNP Slave Export #7 – Source Input #4	x1

28	V unbal	Voltage Unbalance	DNP Slave Export #8 – Source Input #1	x10

29	I unbal	Current Unbalance	DNP Slave Export #8 – Source Input #2	x10

30	I4	Neutral Current	DNP Slave Export #9 – Source Input #1	x1

31	Freq	Line Frequency	DNP Slave Export #10 – Source Input #1	x10

32	kW sd del – rec	kW Sliding Window Demand	DNP Slave Export #11 – Source Input #1	x1

33	kVAR sd del – rec	kVAR Sliding Window	DNP Slave Export #11 – Source Input #2	x1
33	kVAR sd del – rec	Demand	DNP Slave Export #11 – Source Input #2	x1
		Demand

34	kVA sd del - rec	kVA Sliding Window Demand	DNP Slave Export #11 – Source Input #3	x1

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7500, 7600 specifications

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Multi-Tech Systems manual ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s GuideUsing the DNP 3.00 Protocol

Models: 7500 7600

ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s GuideUsing the DNP 3.00 Protocol

Chapter 3 - Default Meter Functionality

7500, 7600 specifications