Siemens 9300, 9330, 9350

Default Front Panel Display Screens 9300 Series User’s Guide

Page 26 Chapter 2 - Using The Front Panel

NOTE

Your default data display screens will differ if the meter is in Fixed mode (refer to “Display Mode” on

page34), or if your meter has custom displays.

Display 4 (Amps)

Per-phase and

average current

Display 8 (I-THD)

Per-phase Current

Total Harmonic Distortion

Contents

Main Page DANGER Notices Installation Considerations FCC Notice Network Compatibility Notice for the Internal Modem Standards Compliance Page Contents Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Using the Front Panel Chapter 3 Default Meter Functionality Chapter 4 Using ACCESS Software Chapter 5 Features and Applications Chapter 6 Revenue Metering Chapter 7 Hardware Reference Page 1 9300 Series Meters Page The ACCESS Meter in an Enterprise Energy Management System Data Display and Analysis Tools The Front Panel The Remote Modular Display WebMeter Embedded Web Server Feature MeterM@il Internal E-Mail Server Feature XML Compatibility Communications Protocols Digital and Analog I/O Options Digital Outputs Status Inputs Analog Inputs/Outputs The Meter is Factory-Configured and Ready to Operate Meter Firmware Revision History 9300 Models 9350 Models 9330 Models Ethernet Card Firmware Revision History Using this Guide Before You Can Use this Guide Getting More Information Page Page 2 Displaying Data with the Front Panel Button Functions Front Panel Display Resolution Default Front Panel Display Screens Page Configuring the Meter with the Front Panel The Front Panels Setup Menus Accessing the Setup Menus Navigating Menus Editing Registers Clear Functions Menu Page Quick Setup Menu Page Advanced Meter Setup Menu Display Setup Menu Auto Scroll Contrast Backlight Timeout Update Rate Screen Setup Menu Style Values Nameplate Info Menu Security Menu Diagnostic Menu COM1 RT RT ETH RT Page Custom Front Panel Displays Before Customizing the Front Panel Customizing Displays Using the Front Panel Customizing Displays Using Designer Page Page 3 Default Meter Functionality Basic Setup Communications Setup Module Name Settings Communications Module Setup Register Description Default Modem Initialization String Communications Protocols Power Quality Setup (9350) Data Logging Setup Default Logging Capacity Default Logging Configuration Changing the Frequency of Logging Changing the Log Depths Changing Waveform Recording Changing the Parameters that are Logged Setpoint Configuration (9330 and 9350) Meter Clock Configuration Display Configuration Page Demand Setup Factory Information Third Party Protocols Communications Protocol Configuration Using the Modbus RTU Protocol Modbus Slave Module Settings Modbus Slave Module Parameter Mapping Modbus Slave Module #2 Links Modbus Slave Module #3 Links Page Using the Modbus/TCP Protocol Modbus TCP Communications Using the DNP 3.0 Protocol DNP Slave Export Module Settings DNP Options Module Settings Using the Profibus Protocol Profibus Slave Export Module Parameter Mapping Page Page Restoring the Factory Configuration Page Page 4 WinPM.Net Software Software Security WinPM.Net: Management Console Page Configuring Communications Page WinPM.Net: Vista Displaying Data with Vista Page Vista Diagram Elements Summary of Data Provided in Vista Page Page Customizing the Vista Interface Page WinPM.Net: Designer Basics of ION Architecture ION Modules ION Module ION Registers ION Configuration Changes and Module Security Designers Main Configuration Screen Viewing Real-time Data in Designer Changing Setup Registers with Designer Page Customizing Frameworks in Designer Creating New Modules Deleting Modules Linking Modules Page Editing Existing Frameworks WinPM.Net: Reporter Pre-configured Reports Energy and Demand Load Profile Power Quality EN50160 Report Creation and Generation Page ION Setup Software Configuring Communications Sites, Groups, and Meters Page Basic Meter Configuration Displaying Data with ION Setup Page Page 5 Communications COM2 COM1 COM 1COM 2COM 3Ethernet EtherGateModemModemGate RS-485 Connections General Bus Wiring Considerations RS-485 Connection Methods to Avoid Optical Port Connections Meter Setup for Optical Port Communications Optical Port Setup for Energy Pulsing Ethernet Connections Meter Setup for Ethernet Communications The EtherGate Protocol Internal Modem Connections Meter Setup for Modem Communications ModemInit Setup Register Modem Initialization String Examples The ModemGate Protocol Profibus Connections (9300) Internet Connectivity WebMeter and MeterM@il ACCESS WebMeter Feature ACCESS MeterM@il Feature (9330 and 9350) WebReach Telnet and Hyperterminal Page Digital and Analog I/O Specifying a Port In an ION Module Input Port Names Description Using the Onboard Digital Outputs Energy Pulsing LED Energy Pulsing Using the Relay Expansion Board (REB Option) Using the Onboard Digital Inputs Using the Optional Analog Inputs Using the Optional Analog Outputs Setting Zero Scale for 4 to 20mA Outputs Data and Event Logging Data Logging (9330 and 9350) Changing Parameters that are Logged Event Logging ION Event Priority Groups External ION Events Logging and Recording Capacity Data and Event Logging (9330 and 9350) Waveform Recording (9350) Time Synchronization Meter Security Standard Meter Security Entering the Password through the Front Panel Residual Current Calculation (I4) Alerting Alerting ION Software via the Alarm Server Remote Site Event Notification Alerting via an Alphanumeric Pager Alerting via a Numeric Pager Alerting via Email (9330 and 9350) Page 6 This chapter provides an overview of the 9300 Series revenue meters. 9300 Series Revenue Meters Revenue Meter Models Revenue Meter Options Differences between Standard and Revenue Models Revenue Meter Energy Register Labels Security Mechanisms Anti-Tamper Seals Password Protected Min/Max Register Resets Hardware-based Security Configuring the Revenue Meter Before Disassembling the Meter Inserting the Key CT & PT Selection 7 Standard Model R -- V L General Specifications Environmental Conditions Unit Dimensions 9300 Series Users Guide Page 146 Chapter 7 - Hardware Reference Unit Dimensions Basic Model Dimensions Internal Modem Port Location Ethernet Port Location Communications Specifications The Profibus meter option on the 9300 meter does not use a COM port. The following table indicates which COM ports are available for each model. MDM RS-485 COM1 Port RS-485 Connections COM 2 Port RS-485 Connections COM 3 Port COM 3 is reserved for the optical (infrared) port. RJ45 Infrared Connection Specifications for the optical port are as follows: Profibus Port Internal Modem RJ11 Profibus Female Connector (located on meter) Pin Number Profibus Function LEDs LED Color Function I/O Connections Use a wire size that is appropriate for your application and complies with local electrical codes. D1 D4 Digital Outputs Digital Inputs Analog Inputs Description Specification Analog Outputs This ordering option provides four analog outputs. Two varieties are available: + _ Out Analog Source (Voltage/ Current) Electrical Specifications Power Supply Voltage Inputs Potential Transformers Current Inputs Current Transformers Options and Retrofits Terminal Cover Remote Modular Display Switchboard Case Installation Instructions Suggested Mounting Hole Dimensions 9300 Series Users Guide Switchboard Case Chapter 7 - Hardware Reference Page 163 Unit Dimensions S1 Case FT21 Case Page Relay Expansion Board (Grayhill Rack) DC OUTPUT AC OUTPUT DC INPUT AC INPUT Analog I/O The following diagram shows the additional connections required for the analog I/O ordering option. AWG24 to 18 (0.2 to 0.8 )recommended. Wiresizes will vary depending on application mm TRAN Model Unit Dimensions Page INDEX I A B C D E F G H I L M N O P Q R S T U V W