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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
(M010B01-03-16C)
Power analyzer
CVM-B100 CVM-B150

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Circutor CVM-B100 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypePower Analyzer
Frequency Measurement Range45 - 65 Hz
Communication InterfaceRS-485 Modbus RTU
MountingDIN Rail
StandardsIEC 61010, IEC 61326
Current Measurement RangeUp to 6000 A via external CTs
Power MeasurementActive, Reactive, Apparent Power
MeasurementsVoltage, current, power, energy, frequency
DisplayLCD
AccuracyClass 0.5
Power Supply85-265 V AC / 95-300 V DC
Operating Temperature-10 to +50 °C
Storage Temperature-20 to 70 °C
Protection DegreeIP20

Summary

Safety Precautions

DANGER

Warns of a risk, which could result in personal injury or material damage.

ATTENTION

Indicates that special attention should be paid to a specific point.

1.- VERIFICATION UPON RECEPTION

2.- PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

3.- UNIT INSTALLATION

3.1.- PRIOR RECOMMENDATIONS

Critical safety measures, PPE, and warnings for safe installation and handling of the unit.

3.2.- INSTALLATION

Panel installation guidelines, including drill hole dimensions, power circuit protection, and cable specifications.

3.3.- UNIT TERMINALS

Detailed list and diagram of terminals on the upper and lower faces of the CVM-B unit for connections.

3.4.- CONNECTION DIAGRAMS

Wiring diagrams for various network configurations: three-phase, two-phase, and single-phase measurements.

3.5.- STARTING UP THE UNIT

Procedure for initiating unit operation, including initial screen checks and welcome screen navigation.

4.- OPERATION

4.1.- OPERATING PRINCIPLE

Explains the CVM-B's four-quadrant power analysis function and its core features.

4.2.- MEASUREMENT PARAMETERS

Lists and details all electrical parameters measured and displayed by the CVM-Bx unit.

4.3.- KEYPAD FUNCTIONS

Describes the functionality of the unit's three keys for navigating screens and programming settings.

4.4.- DISPLAY

Details the unit's display areas: upper (date/time), lower (options), and central (parameters).

4.5.- LED INDICATORS

Explains the function of the CPU, ALARM, and navigation key LEDs for unit status indication.

4.6.- INPUTS

Details the two programmable digital inputs for logic, impulse, or tariff selection.

4.7.- OUTPUTS

Describes the two relay and two transistor digital outputs, programmable as alarms or impulse outputs.

5.- DISPLAY AND CONFIGURATION

5.1.- MEASUREMENT DISPLAY MENU

Home screen for measurement display, offering options for viewing parameters, phasors, and harmonics.

5.1.1.- DISPLAY 1 PARAMETER.

Option to display a single parameter, with choices for default or customized parameter views.

5.1.2.- DISPLAY 3 PARAMETERS.

Allows viewing three parameters simultaneously on the display, with options for default or custom configurations.

5.1.3.- DISPLAY 4 PARAMETERS.

Allows viewing four parameters simultaneously on the display, with options for default or custom configurations.

5.1.4.- PHASORS.

Allows viewing the phase sequence and phasor diagrams for lines L1, L2, L3, or all phases.

5.1.5.- STANDARD PHASORS.

Allows viewing the phase sequence with standard values and phasor diagrams for lines L1, L2, L3, or all phases.

5.1.6.- HARMONICS.

Allows viewing harmonics of current and voltage parameters, including types and graphical representation.

5.1.7.- INTEGRATED FUNCTIONS.

View the status of integrated digital inputs in the unit, showing name, value, and units.

5.1.8.- EXPANSION MODULES.

Displays information about connected expansion modules, showing type, firmware, and serial number.

5.2.- ENERGY CLOSES MENU

Home screen for the energy close menu, allowing viewing of active and reactive energy closes.

5.3.- ALARM MENU

Displays all programmed alarms from the unit and expansion modules, including description, date, and time.

5.5.- INFORMATION MENU

Provides access to system information, integrated functions, expansion modules, and CIRCUTOR S.A. details.

5.6.- SETUP MENU

Access to the unit's setup menu for configuring various parameters like date, time, language, and security.

6.- INTEGRATED COMMUNICATIONS

6.1.- CONNECTIONS

Details RS-485 cable wiring, maximum distance, and number of units that can be connected to the bus.

6.2.- MODBUS PROTOCOL

Explains the Modbus protocol, its functions, and exception codes used in communication.

6.3.- MODBUS MEMORY MAP

Provides detailed Modbus memory map addresses for measurement variables, energy variables, and demand variables.

6.3.7.- UNIT CONFIGURATION VARIABLES

Details Modbus memory map for unit configuration variables like date, time, language, access key, and connection mode.

7.- EXPANSION MODULES

7.1.- INSTALLATION

Instructions for installing expansion modules, including safety precautions and ordering by serial number.

7.2.- RELAY DIGITAL INPUTS;OUTPUTS

Details connection terminals, diagrams, and configuration for relay digital inputs/outputs expansion modules.

7.3.- TRANSISTOR DIGITAL INPUTS;OUTPUTS

Details connection terminals, diagrams, and configuration for transistor digital inputs/outputs expansion modules.

7.4.- ANALOGUE INPUTS;OUTPUTS

Details connection terminals, diagrams, and configuration for analogue inputs/outputs expansion modules.

7.5.- MODBUS;TCP BRIDGE COMMUNICATIONS MODULE

Provides connection terminals, LEDs, diagram, and configuration for the Modbus TCP (Bridge) module.

7.6.- LONWORKS COMMUNICATIONS MODULE

Details connection terminals, diagrams, and configuration for the LonWorks communications module.

7.7.- PROFIBUS COMMUNICATIONS MODULE

Details connection terminals, LEDs, diagram, and configuration for the Profibus communications module.

7.8.- MBUS COMMUNICATIONS MODULE

Details connection terminals, diagrams, and configuration for the MBus communications module.

7.9.- DATA STORAGE MODULE, DATALOGGER

Details connection terminals, LEDs, diagram, and configuration for the Datalogger module.

7.10.- MODBUS;TCP SWITCH COMMUNICATIONS MODULE

Provides connection terminals, LEDs, diagram, and configuration for the Modbus TCP (Switch) module.

8.- SOFTWARE UPDATE

8.1.- UNIT SOFTWARE UPDATE.

Steps for updating the unit software using a microSD card, including required files and PC.

8.2.- EXPANSION MODULES UPDATE

Steps for updating expansion module software using a microSD card, including file replacement and scanning.

9.- TECHNICAL FEATURES

10.1.- TRANSISTOR DIGITAL INPUTS;OUTPUTS

General, environmental, mechanical, and standard features for the transistor digital I/O expansion module.

10.2.- RELAY DIGITAL INPUTS;OUTPUTS

General, environmental, mechanical, and standard features for the relay digital I/O expansion module.

10.3.- DIGITAL ANALOGUE INPUTS;OUTPUTS

General, environmental, mechanical, and standard features for the analogue I/O expansion module.

10.4.- MODBUS TCP (Bridge) COMMUNICATIONS

General, communications, environmental, mechanical, and standard features for the Modbus TCP (Bridge) module.

10.5.- LONWORKS COMMUNICATIONS

General, communications, environmental, mechanical, and standard features for the LonWorks communications module.

10.6.- PROFIBUS COMMUNICATIONS

General, communications, environmental, mechanical, and standard features for the Profibus communications module.

10.7.- MBUS COMMUNICATIONS

General, communications, environmental, mechanical, and standard features for the MBus communications module.

10.8.- DATA STORAGE, DATALOGGER

General, communications, environmental, mechanical, and standard features for the data storage/datalogger module.

10.9.- MODBUS TCP (Switch) COMMUNICATIONS

General, communications, environmental, mechanical, and standard features for the Modbus TCP (Switch) module.

11.- MAINTENANCE AND TECHNICAL SERVICE

12.- GUARANTEE

13.- CE CERTIFICATE

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