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CVM-C11

Instruction Manual

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Safety Precautions3
Disclaimer3
Table of Contents4
Contents4
Revision Log7
Symbols7
1�- Verification Upon Reception8
2�- Product Description8
3�- Device Installation9
3�1�- Prior Recommendations9
3�2�- Installation9
3�3�- CVM-C11-Flex-In-485-Ict2: Rogowski Sensors10
3�4�- Device Terminals11
3�4�1�- CVM-C11-Itf-In-485-Ict2 and CVM-C11-MC-In-485-Ict2 Models11
3�4�2�- CVM-C11-Itf-In-Eth-Ict2 Model12
3�4�3�- CVM-C11-Flex-In-485-Ict2 Model13
3�5�- Connection Diagram14
3�5�1�- MEASURING THREE-PHASE NETWORKS with a 4-WIRE CONNECTION, CVM-C11-ITF-IN-XXX-ICT214
Model14
3�5�2�- Measuring Three-Phase Networks with a 4-Wire Connection, CVM-C11-MC-In-485-Ict215
Model15
3�5�3�- Measuring Three-Phase Networks with a 4-Wire Connection, CVM-C11-Flex-In-485-Ict216
Model16
3�5�4�- MEASURING THREE-PHASE NETWORKS with a 3-WIRE CONNECTION, CVM-C11-ITF-IN-XXX-ICT217
Model17
3�5�5�- Measuring Three-Phase Networks with a 3-Wire Connection, CVM-C11-MC-In-485-Ict218
Model18
3�5�6�- Measuring Three-Phase Networks with a 3-Wire Connection, CVM-C11-Flex-In-485-Ict219
Model19
3�5�7�- MEASURING THREE-PHASE NETWORKS with a 3-WIRE CONNECTION and TRANSFORMERS with an ARON CONNECTION, CVM-C11-ITF-IN-XXX-ICT2 MODELS20
3�5�8�- Measuring Three-Phase Networks with a 3-Wire Connection and Transformers with an Aron Connection, CVM-C11-MC-In-485-Ict2 Model21
3�5�9�- Measuring Three-Phase Networks with a 3-Wire Connection and Transformers with an Aron Connection, CVM-C11-Flex-In-485-Ict2 Model22
Model22
Models23
3�5�12�- Measuring Two-Phase Networks with a 3-Wire Connection, CVM-C11-Flex-In-485-Ict225
Model25
CVM-C11-ITF-IN-XXX-ICT2 MODELS26
CVM-C11-MC-In-485-Ict2 Model27
CVM-C11-Flex-In-485-Ict2 Model28
CVM-C11-ITF-IN-XXX-ICT2 MODELS29
CVM-C11-MC-In-485-Ict2 Model30
CVM-C11-Flex-In-485-Ict2 Model31
CVM-C11-ITF-IN-XXX-ICT2 MODELS32
CVM-C11-MC-In-485-Ict2 Model33
3�5�21�- Measuring Three-Phase Networks with a 3-Wire and Earth Connection34
CVM-C11-Flex-In-485-Ict2 Model34
4�- Operation35
4�1�- Measuring Parameters36
4�1�1�- Thd Calculation41
4�1�2�- Maximum Demand41
4�2�- Display42
4�2�1�- Cos Φ - PF (POWER FACTOR)43
4�2�2�- Analogue Bar43
4�3�- Keyboard Functions44
4�4�- Led Indicators46
4�5�- Relays46
4�6�- Digital Inputs47
4�7�- Digital Outputs47
5�- Display48
5�1�- Analyzer Profile48
5�1�1�- Maximum and Minimum Values50
5�1�2�- Maximum Demand51
5�1�3�- Detection of Incorrect Direction of Rotation52
Profile52
5�3�- User Profile54
5�4�- Harmonics55
6�- Configuration56
6�1�- Primary Voltage57
6�2�- Secondary Voltage58
6�3�- Primary Current59
6�4�- SECONDARY CURRENT (CVM-C11-ITF-IN-XXX-ICT2 Model)59
6�5�- Primary Neutral Current60
6�6�- SECONDARY NEUTRAL CURRENT (CVM-C11-ITF-IN-XXX-ICT2 Model)61
6�7�- Number of Quadrants61
6�8�- Measurement Convention62
6�9�- Type of Installation63
6�10�- Type of Integration of the Maximum Demand63
6�11�- Maximum Demand Integration Period64
6�12�- Deleting Maximum Demand65
6�13�- Thd Calculation65
6�14�- Selecting the Operation Profile66
6�14�1�- Selecting the Screens that will be Displayed66
6�14�2�- Selecting the Screens67
6�15�- Backlight, Turning on the Backlit Display68
6�16�- DISPLAY SELECTION Cos Φ - PF69
6�17�- Deleting Maximum and Minimum Values69
6�18�- Deleting Energy Values70
6�19�- Selecting the Range of Energies71
6�20�- Activating the Harmonics Display Screen71
Carbon Emission Ratio of Consumed Energy72
6�22�- Kgc0 2 CARBON EMISSION RATIO of GENERATED ENERGY73
6�23�- Cost Ratio of Consumed Energy74
6�24�- Cost Ratio of Generated Energy74
6�25�- Programming the Alarm Relay 175
6�25�1�- Maximum Value77
6�25�2�- Minimum Value78
6�25�3�- Connection Time Delay78
6�25�4�- Hysteresis Value79
6�25�5�- Latch80
6�25�6�- Disconnection Delay80
6�25�7�- Contact Status81
6�26�- Programming the Alarm Relay 281
6�27�- Programming Alarm 3 (Digital Output T1)82
6�27�1�- Kilowatts Per Pulse83
6�27�2�- Pulse Width84
6�28�- Programming Alarm 4 (Digital Output T2)84
6�29�- Operating Mode of Digital Input 185
6�30�- Operating Mode of Digital Input 285
6�31�- Rs-485 Communications: Protocol86
6�32�- Modbus Protocol: Baud Rate87
6�33�- Modbus Protocol: Peripheral Number87
6�34�- Modbus Protocol: Parity88
6�35�- Modbus Protocol: Number of Data Bits89
6�36�- Modbus Protocol: Number of Stop Bits89
6�37�- Bacnet PROTOCOL: BAUD RATE90
6�38�- Bacnet PROTOCOL: DEVICE ID90
6�39�- Bacnet PROTOCOL: MAC ADDRESS91
6�40�- Locking the Programming92
6�40�1�- Password92
7�- Configuration of Ethernet Communications94
7�1�- Protocol94
7�2�- Modbus Tcp Protocol: Dhcp95
7�3�- Modbus Tcp Protocol: Ip Adress95
7�4�- Modbus Tcp Protocol: Mask96
7�5�- Modbus Tcp Protocol: Gateway97
7�6�- Modbus Tcp Protocol: Mac Adress97
7�7�- Modbus Tcp Protocol: Port98
7�8�- Bacnet Protocol: Port98
8�- Rs-485 Communications99
8�1�- Connections99
8�2�- Modbus Protocol100
8�2�1�- READING EXAMPLE: FUNCTION 0X04100
8�2�2�- WRITING EXAMPLE: FUNCTION 0X05100
8�3�- Modbus Commands101
8�3�1�- Measurement Variables101
8�3�2�- Energy Variables102
8�3�3�- Voltage and Current Harmonics103
8�3�4�- Deleting Parameters104
8�3�5�- Power Status105
8�3�6�- the Device's Serial Number105
8�3�7�- Detection of Incorrect Direction of Rotation105
8�3�8�- Status of Inputs and Outputs105
8�3�9�- Device Configuration Variables106
8�4�- Bacnet PROTOCOL111
8�4�1�- Mapa Pics112
9�- Technical Features116
10�- Maintenance and Technical Service120
11�- Guarantee120
12�- Eu Declaration of Conformity121
Annex A.- Configuration Menus124
Annex A�1�- Selecting the Operation Profile128
Annex A�2�- Programming the Alarm Relay 1 Amd 2129
Annex A�3�- Programming Alarm 3 and 4130
Annex A�4�- Rs-485 Communications Programming131
Annex A�5�- Locking the Programming132
Annex B.- Ethernet Configuration Menus133

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