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General| Brand | Alstom |
|---|---|
| Model | iSTAT M212 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Information to ensure products are properly installed and handled for safe condition.
Meaning of symbols and labels used on equipment or documentation.
Procedures for safe installation, commissioning, and maintenance of equipment connections.
Warning about opening live CT secondary circuits due to high voltage.
Caution regarding charged capacitors after insulation testing and safe discharge.
Statement that there are no customer replaceable parts within the enclosure.
Recommended maximum rating of external protective fuse for the equipment.
Overview of the ISTAT M2x2 family for medium voltage and industrial markets.
Details the M212 and M232 models within the ISTAT M2x2 family.
Describes suitability for continuous monitoring of single/three-phase systems.
Explains the need for true RMS measurement techniques for accurate monitoring in power systems.
Lists and defines terms and symbols used in the manual.
Lists the measurements supported by the M2x2 family.
Details Modbus protocol enablement via RS232/RS485 on M232.
Provides register maps for actual measurements for M233 and M231 compatibility.
Provides register table for IEEE 754 measurements for M233 and M231 compatibility.
Provides register table for normalized actual measurements for M233 compatibility.
Details calculations for 100% values of normalized measurements.
Provides a register table for basic settings like connection mode and input ranges.
Explains data type decoding for various register types used in Modbus communication.
Describes the menu-configurable connection modes available for the M2x2.
Defines how power mode is used for signing power measurements (export/import).
Explains the use of operating energy quadrants to determine energy counter additions.
Describes how voltage and current inputs are connected to the M2x2.
Details the communication options (RS232, RS485, USB) supported by the M232.
Describes the rear hardware modules for pulse outputs, tariff inputs, and alarm outputs.
Explains the use of pulsed outputs for external monitoring of energy consumption.
Describes the optional tariff inputs for setting active tariffs.
Explains how alarm conditions can be programmed to output via pulse outputs.
Details the universal AC/DC auxiliary power supply specifications.
Explains how to access and navigate settings, measurements, and functions using the front panel.
Illustrates the measurement menu structure for browsing available menus.
Illustrates the settings menu structure for browsing available settings.
Illustrates the resets menu structure for accessing energy counters and MD values.
Describes how to view Product Identity and Product Information displays.
Illustrates the installation menu structure, including the welcome screen for the wizard.
Lists the default settings for language, mode, password, and communication.
Guides the user through minimum installation functions like language and connection mode.
Illustrates the settings menu structure for navigating available menus.
Illustrates the general menu structure for browsing settings like language and temperature unit.
Illustrates the LCD menu structure for adjusting contrast, backlight, and custom screens.
Illustrates the security menu structure for setting passwords and lock times.
Illustrates the energy menu structure for active tariff and common exponent settings.
Illustrates the I/O menu structure for selecting and configuring input/output options.
Details the primary communications ports (RS232, RS485, USB) available on the M232.
Refers to the QDSP Manual for installation and usage of the software.
Refers to Appendix A for MODBUS details.
Defines the symbols used in the calculations and equations section.
Presents calculations and equations for voltage, current, power, and THD.
